South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-01
SeGeii&g6t
NN--s-7A>-- aeY

An old-fashioned spelling match and
pumpkin pie supper was held Friday
evening By the students of the Kelley
Business school Iz9 T.. " ayne st. The
auditorium where the program was
presented was decorated with autumn
leaves and estOons of black and gold.
The program opened with number OF
Nictrola selections and several recita-
tiOnS, after which Miss Geneva Morse
Of South Bend and Clarence Becker
of Mishawaka, leaders of the spelling
teams, chose IL spoilers each, and at
ter a spirited contest which lasted an
hour, Miss MOrse's team won. free
for oil match followed, in which so
participated. Miss Ethel Nincehilter
of River Park won the hOnOrs. At
the close Of the evening pumpkin pie.
dOughnuts and cider We're served. AL
most the entire membership of the
school was present
Miss Ferol DeFrees entertained &c
friends in delightful manner Friday
evening at her home, 329 $ Williams
st. The FOuse was attractive in it's
decorations of corn stalks and jack-O'-
L ~terns, and delicious refreshments
we're served.
Mortimer Sibley, little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Sibley, entertained 10
friends at a Halloween party Friday
evening at his home, 612 Park av.
The house was prettily decorated for
the occasion and Halloween games
and contests We're features of a de-
Hghtful evening. In one contest ia
vors were won by Miss Katherine and
Mary Louise Page. The little guests
included Frank Sheriff., John Wool
veTtOn, George Keller, Glen Myers, Al
. bert Campbell, Donald Hager, John
! Hammond, Fred Dennis. James Dennis,
= Josephine Clark, Mary Harriet Mill
Ter and Katherine and Mary Louise
Page.
The Oriental club Will entertain
Monday evening with its annual har-
vest dance in American hall 1t viii
be "A costume affair and the Sperry
orchestra will play the program Of
dances. The committee in charge in
Cludes Miss Genevieve billiard, Miss
Louise Crepeau, Miss Loretta Kruger.
Joseph Crepeau. Dan Mathews, Cletus
Kruger and Frank Hiss.
An artistic affair was the buffet sup
per given last evening oy Mr.. and
Mrs. L. l.. Stedman at their beautiful
home on Park av. for their daughter,
Miss Mary Hilda Stedman, ana Henry
i. Cross of Providence, r. l.. whose
wedding will take place this afternoon
at $50 o'clock at St James Episcopal
church. The guests were the bridal
party and out of town guests IN the
city for the wedding.
The bridal table occupied the center
OF the dining room and was set in lace
over pale yellow. The centerpiece was
a silver urn filled with bronze pom
pom chrysanthemums. Covers were
placed here for Hiss Stedman, Mr..
Cross Mr.. and Mrs. George Blair OF
Mishawaka. Miss Edna True of Chi
cago, James Frederick Cross of East
Orange, y. j. Clarence G.. Michaiis of
Il NefrHaafN
erick Cunningham of New York. Har-
~ II. Hunter of Evanston. FRANKLIN ).
Riley and Shirley J. Reynolds of South
Bend.
About the central table were group
ed "A number of smaller ones centered
with small vases Of Japanese chrysan-
themums Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Cross of East
Orange, parents of the groom and
Mrs. John J. Moment of Newark, \.
J., sister of the groom. who arrived
Friday. Mr.. Cross arrived Thursday.
Among the delightful Halloween af-
fairs last evening was the dancing
party given by the senior class of the
high school in Melville hall, 40 couples
attending. COrnstalks and pumpkins
surrounded the hall and the lights
We're shaded in the class Colors
burnt orange and gray. The grand
led by Gladys Waters and Don Liven-
good At II o'clock cider, pumpkin
pie and doughnuts were served. The
executive committee included Glen
Slick. Gladys Waters. and Leon
Livingston and the decorating commit
tee. Esther Bean Dorothy Daily June
Ball. Arthur Fisher and Everett
Leisure.
Mr.. and AIRS. George W. Phillips
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton Ham
u'Ond entertained the members of the
odd Time Friends club and their hus-
bands Friday evening at a Halloween
dinner at their home 10 :. Columbia
st. The guests were placed at several
tables aTtistically arranged with
centerpieces of fruit. The lights
place cards and other adornments
were suggestive OF the season.
\ Halloween dancing party for the
Benedict club was one OF the pleas
ant affairs of last evening. A Halo
H.a