South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-01

ween lunch was served in the dining
room at a large table decorated with
Jack-O-lanterns on a mound Of aut-
umn leaves. Matters full orchestra
played the program of dances for 80
couples. The entertaining committee
included Mr. and Mrs. John Woolver-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard WOOlverton
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore The
next dance viii be in two weeks
The Business~Girls Bible class Of
South Bend entertained the Misha-
waka class last evening at a Hallow-
cen frolic at the Y. W. c. =. The
reading room, auditorium and gymnas-
ium were decorated with corn shocks
and Jack-O'-lanterns and a lass room
was htted up as a "chamb~r Of hor-
rors'. on the rostrum in the audi
forum was huge Witch's cauldron
presided over by Miss Frances l.. TOY.
Miss Ethel Coleman, and Miss Pearl
.Camheld disguised as witches. In an
other corner of the room Miss Han
nah Auer told fortunes. Later with
the guests grouped around the fire
place in the reading room, Miss Jane
White told ghost stories. The refresh
ments consisted of cider and dough-
nuts.
Earl Bauer, 525 Cottage Grove av..
entertained with a Halloween party
Friday evening at his home, which
was appropriately decorated for the
occasion. The guests came in costume
and Lawrence Seigmuller and Hazel
Hasey won the prizes for the cleverest
make-ups, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Am
Jos acting as judges. A Hallowe en-
lunch was served at $3.50 o'clock. The
guests included Franklin VAIL, TrOlay
Tuckey Clyde Landgraf, Richard Wei
ton. Lawrence Seigmuller Josephine
Smith, Walter Amos. Hazel and Mabel
Ragey. Dorothy WOrgOn. Corinne
Seigmuller, Janette Zitler, Vera Ira
ger and Bernice Mcpherson.
Miss Mae Logan. delightfully."- en-
tertained 16 friends Friday evening at
a Halloween party at her home on
East Jefferson boulevard. Appropri-
ate music and games with fortune tell
ing and ghost stories were the fea-
lures of the evening after which deli
ciOus refreshments were served. The
guestsincluded Misses Martha-and Lii
Ian Geissel Miss Lena Seiffert Miss
Susanna POdelWitZ, Miss Pauline Mis-
chker, William Young. Richard
KraUse. Emil Geissel, Milton Gernert,
stephen Salvman all of South Bend
and Victor Mischker of Mishawaka,
Miss Sarah Lockwood, Miss Carrie
Elicks. Carl Lang and John Long of
OsceOla.
Forty friends Of Miss Ruth Kimble
were pleasantly entertained Friday
evening at a masquerade party at her
home on the Michigan road. Hal
loween games occupied the evening
and ct its close refreshments were
served.
For the purpose of organizing into
a permanent society the business wo-
men of the First Presbyterian church
met Thursday evening at the manse,
5O2 w. Washington av. The follow
ing officers were elected: President,
Miss Ruth Chamberlain; vice presi-
dent, Miss Elizabeth Turner: secre-
tary, Miss Eva Jackson; treasurer.
Miss Maud Allen. The society will
meet the second Thursday evening of
each month. The next meeting will
be Nov. 13 with Miss Charlotte Part
ridge, COS Rush st.
Word mas been received of the mar
riage in Fort Wayne Wednesday of
Miss Mary NJ. Barney. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Barney of Fort
Wayne. to Harry O. Early of South
Bend. son Of Mrs. John Early of Lo-
ganspOrt. The wedding took place in
the evening at the home of the brides
parents, Rev. W. f. Hunter officiating /,