South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 214, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 August 1920 — Page 20
THE SOUTH BEND NEWS -TIMES DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN Clubs Circles SOCIETY Suffrage Philanthrophy
SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1920
Invitations issued by Mr. and Mrs. lt. C. St'phr Tsnr. a:d Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stoihe-nj"-ri for a dinner at the South H'-nd Country r!uh Monday cvenlr.g, Auu-st I. have beer recalled. Mrs. John Shearer, formerly MJ.'.s Holland of this citj. was tho pu-st of honor at a 5 u ciocK dlnn" iven Saturday in the Robertson iia room by the members of tho I'hllatha cla?s of th First Christian rhurch. Covers were laid for 21 quests at a table centered with parden flowers. Mr. and Mr?. Paul Anderson, 1114 Harvey r.. entertained Inst Saturday at a 6:20 o'clock dinner for Mr. and Mr3. Shearer and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Clcvell. Covers were laid for 24 sruesta Saturday evening at a 5 o'clock dinner Kien In the Robertson tea rooms by the Woman's Dining club honoring Miss Uryant who will leavo August lt. for Indianapolis where she will make her home. Mi?s Beatrice "Wolf of Chicago was an out-of-town guest. In celobratlon of tho birthday anniversary of her sister. Camilla- Adelsperger. Miss Lillian Adelsperger, 511 E. Corby nt.. entertained 16 guests at her home Friday evening. Contest which afforded entertainment were won by Miss Ireno Couch and M1m Cecelia tchelbelhut. Mu?ic and dancing were features of the evening and Miss Ttose Probst and Mrs. Ernest Kceno contributed boIo dance numbers. Luncheon was served at a daintily appointed table. " " Mrs. Harry Roles was hostess to a number of friendy at her summer home. Eagle Point, all day Thursday. At noon dinner was served and was followed ly an enjoyable afternoon with bathing, boating and cards tha diversion. . In the latter, favors were awarded to Mrs. Joseph Wicker and Mrs. Anderson of Mlshawaka. Mrs. Lloyd Loncj and Miss Mary Brown entertained 12 guests, members of th Kappa Thl Sigma sorority, with a dinner at the Reass farm. Lincoln way W. rd., Inst evening. Garden flowers were used for decorations at the table.
Members of the Moonlight
club were entertained Friday evening with a dinner at the Mlshawaka hotel followed by dancing at Tokio. The men members of the club acted as hosts for the occasion. Announcement of the time and place of the next regu'.ar meeting will be made later. Miss Eva Keller. W. Washington av entertained Friday evening with an II o'clock Fupper In the Wedgewood room of the Oliver hotel. Covers were placed for 15 guests ut a table centered with a low mound of summer flowere. -h More than 200 members and guests erjoyed the bi-monthly concert at the Chaln-O'-Lakes Country club Friday evening. Messlck's orchestra contributed the numbtr3.
rhoto by Dajby. MLs Gladys Stannard. 128 Lafayette blvd., who vill leave this week to visit In Littlo Hock, Ark.
Miss Sophia Jobst of Ottawa, 111., Is the giiost of Miss Florence Guthrie,
222 S. William st. Miss Jobt was praduattd last year from St. Mary's
college here, receiving degrees in music and Kngllsh. After leaving St.
Mary'a 3tlss Jobt htudieil la Chicago with Karlton Hackctt,
Announcements
The Friendship Bible class of the Stull Memorial church will hold its regular meeting the last Thursday in August.
Personals
Mrs. Isabelle Grieger, Miss ElIe Clay Rogers, 1031 Cleveland av.. their guest Miss Esther Crawford of Spokane, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. John Sellers of Laporte left today for a motor -trip. They will visit Niagara Falls ami New York, at Hamilton and Toronto, Ont.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Turczynskl. 250 X. Studehaker st., returned Saturday from a two weeks' visit in Chicaso
where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Szczodrowski. Mrs. Chester Van Arsdell. Miss Verna Van Arsdell, 212 E. Dayton St.. and MIs-3 Margaret Fogler, 311 1-2 W. Colfax av., will gpend two weeks at Indian lake. Mrs. Ren Silber, Miss Doris Silber, Jack London and Mr. and Mrs. Harney Richter of Chicago motored to South Rend to visit friends Saturday. MLss Margaret Schulte and Miss Margaret Wagner of Freeport, Illwill arrive today to be the guests of Miss Louise Weld, 1002 W. Colfax avenue. Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Hupp 1035 W. Colfax av.. left Saturday afternoon for Rochester, Minn., where they will be the guests for a month of Mr. and Mrs. George S. Wilson, formerly of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Morris and daughter Ila, 1307 Lincoln way W.,
For Summer Outings
Music is one of the prime essentials. Fora mute vacation would be only a dull affair. The latest melodies, with their snap and go, should be included, as well as the standard favorites.
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and Mrs. Bertha Van Derbeck, 134 S. Laurel st., are spending the weekend at Long Lake, Mich. Miss Sarah Harley of Philadelphia, Pa,, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Phillips, 710 S. Columbia st. Miss Harley attended school with Mrs. Phillips at Juinjuietta college, Huntington, Pa. Mrs. Charles Berlow, 719 Portage av., has returned home from a four week's visit at Hancock and Calumet, Mich. Mrs. Willis Vanderbeck, 1307 Lincoln way W., left Saturday for Coldwater and Tekonsha, Mich., where she will remain a week. Mrs. Harry Austin and son Terrlll 836 W. Colfax av., are spending the week at Diamond lake. Miss Virginia Schneider, 1816 Park av., Is visiting relatives and friends In Hamilton and St. Thomas Ont. Miss Katherine Logan, who has been the guest of Miss Schneider has returned to her home at Hamilton. Robert M. Snyder, assistant manager of the Chamber of Commerce, left Saturday for Des Moines, la. He will be gone one week. Mrs. J. C. Paxson. 216 S. Lafayette blvd., left Saturday for Winona lake, Ind., where she will spend the month of August. Miss Helen Troy Williams. 734 N. Notre Dame blvd.. Is spending the week end at Barron lake.
Paris Tops New Fall Frocks With A Matching Coat
It Is certainly most welcome. that latest Paris whim, for It gives delightful convenience of the well-
loved ku It without the usual "broken" appearance of tho tkirt and blouse that so many women find unbecoming. In Harper's Bazar for August there are several examples of this new mode as developed in delightful ways. One is of blue serpe with a lone: waisted bodice of white crepe do Chine, stitched In white, and with a crushed pirdle of blue serge at the normal waist line. Th" coat which accompanies It Is of blue flerge rtltched in white. cuiTless and without fastenings, the whole effect being decidodly chic and becoming. Jenny, who is the originator of this costume, calls It "Pratique." Another example of the new mode Is for more dressy occasions. The frock of soft black crepo de Chine Is refreshingly plain, short of sleeve, round of neck and with a frivolous ruffle Just below the walt which cascades on down the sidea. Then
to make up for the simplicity of the frock, Chanel, who Is the creator, gives it a coat of black crepe de chine embroidered In opaque white beads.
COXUTRY CTXB TCIOGRAM FOR AUGUST The following program comprises social activities planned for the month of August at the country club. Tuesday, August 3, Dance, 8:30 o'clock. Wednesday, August 4, Ladles bridge, 2:30 o'clock. Friday, August 6, Concert 8:15 o'clock. Wednesday, August 11, Culver day. Friday, August 13, MLshawaka night. Sunday, August 15, Band concert. Tuesday. August 17, Dance S:30 o'clock. Friday, August 20, Concert 8:15 o'clock. Tuesday. August "4, Dance S:30 o'clock. Wednesday, August 25, Annual picnic. Friday, August ?, Niles-Buch-anan night. Monday, August 30, Children's dancing party 2:30.
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Members of the South Bend Kiwanis club will make 100 boys and girls, who are wards of the Children's Dispensary, 1036 W. Division V. happy on Sunday afternoon by taking them for a several hours automobile, ride over the city. Members of the club, with machines, will meet in front of the dispensary at 2 o'clock. The automobiles will 1-e loaded immediately and the children will leave on their joy 1 11-. About 25 machines have been promised for the occasion. John F. De Haven is chairman of the committee of the Kiwanls club having charge of tho outing.
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