South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-28
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SIT and Mrs. Raymond schaub.
fH peashawey av- entertained az
tf-rer asst evening a. seven o'clock
honor 0f the Cufns.e-Bader
al party. the guests also inc.ud-
members az The family The
lal party was seated 81. one large
a.r which uas Ceutc.e "a with
-r basket of snapdsagons and
ua the handle Of the basher
belar tied with an effective bow OF
taIe In the Notre Dame colors. Blue
candles On silver holders and place
cards tied with the blue and gold
I bon added 90 the perfect APP
continents The members Of the
family were seated ar small tables.
which were graced with smaller
baskets Of the decorative flowers.
Spring blossoms We're used through
ont the home. The guests included
lilss Guthrie and Mr. Bader. Mr..
and Mra Jack Schaub. MTs. Flora
s. Guthrie. Mrs Catherine sullivan,
Mrs Patrick O'Brlen. Miss Dorothy
Miller. Miss Virginia Guthrie. Miss
Sophia JObst, Of ottawa H.. Miss
Eliza beth Mahoney, OF Casper. Wyo..
Miss Helen Mills. OF Chicago, Miss
Pauline O'Brien Of Detroit. Mich,
Miss Mary Sullivan. Miss Catherine
Sullivan. Merlin Guthrie, DIR. James
MCMeel Father De GrOOte, Edward
Kelley. Francis NIcNamara. Of Gary,
Ind. James Murtaugh. John Dean
Fitzgerald, Of Pekin. III.
The program which will be pre-
scented by the Music department Of
the Progress club before the gen
eral club next Saturday afternoon
at the old club rooms is as follows:
"Gavotte." by Gluck; Chant dam
our" by StojowsSi; ''StaccatO
Elude" 10y Ruberstein. which viii
be- played by Miss Maude Weber.
pianist Mrs. Julia Rode will sing
fVandring SkOveu,' "Salveigs
SANG" jag Elsker Dig" all 10y
Greg An Hungarian Folk dance
will he presented by the Misses
CIarice and Hildegarde Won Bar
andy. accompanied by Mrs. z. r.
Sodor Vocal numbers. Romance"
''Valse." ''Polonaise." by Anton
Areusky. will be given by Mrs. G.. A.
Farbaugh. accompanied by Mrs.
Lawrence Romine. The closing num-
Der will be piano selections, "Ca-
price in F. Minor" Caprice in r
Major" and prelude" all by Sind
ing. played by Miss Maude Weber.
AS a courtesy 20 Mrs. Frank Wes-
colt. OF Cheyenne. wyo.. who IS the
guest OF Mrs. James Wilson, Miss El
Donna Lontz. 523 s. St. Joseph St.
entertained Thursday at an after
noon bridge. The favor was won by
Miss Jean Wheelock and after the
game light refreshments were serv-
ed to eight guests.
Mrs Lew Fleming. 216 r. South
St. entertained the members of her
bridge club Thursday afternoon at
her home. The favors Of the after
noon were given to Mrs. J. Lloyd
Boyer and Mrs. L. McCau1. The
club will meet in wo weeks, the
place 10 De announced later.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. f Singrey. 1929
Kline St. have announced the en-
gagement OF their daughter. Miss
Helen Singrey. 10 Myron Wall, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Wall. S.
Michigan st. The announcement
was made at an informal party Civ
en- by the members Of the Bow-Wow
club I'm honor Of the birthday anni-
versary of Miss Singrey Wednesday
evening. Late I'm the evening a buff
fet luncheon was served from an
attractive table Centered with a
crystal vase OF spring flowers No
date has been set for the wedding.
Mrs John Kullenberg. 222 Z. Cal
vert St. was pleasantly surprised
Thursday afternoon by 90 friends
IN honor OF her birthday anrivers-
airy The afternoon was spent So
cialy and dainty refreshments were
served. The out Of town guests
We're Mrs. John Beck Of Beloit. Wis.
and Mrs. A II. Olson of Chicago
Heights III.
Miss GIendora Judson. lois Wood
ward av.. entertained the members
OF the Junior Musicians club We'd
neSday evening. An important bus
mess session was held and 90 was de-
cided 20 postpone the recital which
had been planned IN thu interest OF
the Mcdowell Colony. The next
meeting viii be held on the evening
OF Nav II with Miss Lotue Gordon.
y. Cushing 81.
The girls OF the Indiana and Mich
fgan Electric Office entertained
Thursday evening in the Tribune au-
ditorium. At o'clock a radio con-
cert was given and at o'clock dane
ing began. Harry Denny's orchestra
playing the program OF dancing for
about $50 couples. Floor lamps and
Ereeuery were used for decorations.
The committee in charge included