South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-08

nuaI election OF officers viii be held
10 be followed by q social hour.
Many Of our society folk are be-
ginning 90 prepare for the annual
after-the-holidays departure for
warmer chimes. The drst 90 leave
wiu be Col and Mrs. Charles Arthur
-~Carl.sle, who depart tomorrow for
,aSan Francisco. from whence they
Twill sail Jan. IA on the steamship
Golden state" for Manila. making
a one-day stop az Honolulu. For
several weeks they viii be the guests
OF Cen. and Mrs Leonard Wood at
Manila and viii then visit China
and Japan They plan TO take a
house boat at Nanking and go up the
Yangtze % Hankow. from which
zpo.nt they Will 60 by rail direct 70
Picking and thence % Mukden.
through Korea % Seoul then via
the Fusan-Schmonesebf route 70
Japan. IN Japan they VIII stop az
Kyoto and Nara on their way TO
Toxic. from which place they expect
90 take in al the side triDs Of IN
teresr and viii sail from Yokahoma
FOR home about the middle OF April
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Studebaker.
i Jr.. expects 20 leave wednesday for
FLORIDA 20 spend the remainder OF
The winter, Mss Elizabeth Reimold
and Miss Bertha Darr leave Tues
day for New York. from which port
they VIII sail Jan. - on the steam
ship 'Ulua" for Havana. Jamaica,
Panama. Costa Rica and other
southern points. They expect 70 be
absent from the city about a month.
Among those leaving for California
this week are Mrs. Elizabeth Ket-
tering and Mrs. William @. Warner.
who depart on Wednesday. Mrs.
Charles Murdoch. Mrs. VI. O.. Staley
and Miss Louise Studebaker. who
leave later.
Miss Madelon ShiHer. y. Lafay-
ette blvd, entertained at dinner last
evening as q courtesy 90 Miss May
uette Rozeue OF Chambersburg. Pa.
places were laid for eight guests
1T the table with IT'S centerpiece OF
pink roses and narcissi. which was
lighted by pink tapers in silver hold
pre
The College club entertained sat
arday at I O'Clock luncheon 40 the
Robertson Tea room. Covers were
placed for 26 members at an attract
i've table. conferred with white crys-
anthemums After the luncheon. a
business meeting was held az the
home of Mrs Victor Jones 521 w.
Washington av.
Another dinner Of last evening was
Abe one given by Mr. and Mrs. La
fayette Levan Porter I'm honor OF
the departure Of Mrs. P0rter's par
ents Col and Mrs. Carlisle. The
quests included the members Of the
Family.
An event OF unusual interest viii
De the reception and musical this
afternoon in the Rotary room Of the
oliver hotel which is given by DR.
and Mrs. Oscar Won Barandy 10 in
aroduce duel de Kerekjarto. violin
3st. who has created a sensation in
she east with his art About 400
quests will be received by Dr. and
Mrs Won Barandy and the honor
.guest between the hours Of { and 8.
aAssisung VIII be Mrs. Marjorie Bert
1ing Galloway. Mrs. William Ken
nedy. Mrs. Frederick IngersOu and
Miss Clarice Won Barandy. At
O'Clock a program viii be given by
the guest OF honor. assisted by sew
grail other artists.
Every effort is being made by the
committees in charge OF the recep-
lion 20 be given for the ex-serviee
lnen Jan. 16 20 reach not only the
men who served overseas but all wo-
slnen who were connected with the
Welfare association or who served
as nurses overseas. Any woman who
has served overseas IN any capacity
and who has not already been in
Reviewed. IS asked 10 communicate
with Mrs. Victor Jones, 521 w
Washington av.. or phone Lincoln
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