South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-07
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Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Van Dusen. who
observed their 18th wedding anniver-
sary Thursday, were delightfully."- sur
prised In the evening by a company of
relatives and friends, among whom
were a number from New Carlisle
and their former home. LapOrte The
evening was spent informally and a
buffet supper was served
Master raymond Swanson enter
tanned number OF little friends
Thursday afternoon at his ZONE,
1149 T.. Indiana av in honor OF Earl
Phillips. who will leave soon for his
home IN Shawnee, Okla. after a long
visit in South Bend. The guests in
Guided Kenneth Wells. Earl BalksOn.
Richard cambridge, Lloyd Miller Earl
Keener. Orrin Shanafelt, Myrtle Flor
ence and Robert Swanson. IN a
contest a favor was won by Orrin
Shanafelt. Dainty refreshments were
served
The appointment OF committees to
carry out the arrangements for the
charity card party to be held in Amer
lean hall Nov. II. by the circle Of
Mercy was the principal business of
the circle meeting Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. David L.
Guilfoyle.
Mrs. b. Hagerty is chairman of the
executive committee and her assist
ants are Mrs J. 3. Kerner and Mrs.
Isaac Lower. The floor committee is
composed Of Mrs. Michael Calnon,
chairman; Mrs. Park Perley, Mrs.
John Wahlen. Mrs. George E. Wolf.
Mrs. e NJ Flanagan, Mrs. Frank
Major Mrs. Newton HOlycross, Mrs.
=. j. Engledrum, Mrs Lane, Mrs.
James Tracy and Mrs. J. J. Kreuz-
berger. The affair will be one of the
largest charitable events of the sea
son and the proceeds will be used in
the relief work done by the society.
After the business meeting a social
hour was enjoyed and dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
James Butler, 3O4 S. Scott St, in two
weeks.
An enjoyable 500 party was given
Wednesday evening in St Patrick's
school by the Children of Mary socie-
ty OF St Patrick's church The ia
vors at cards were won by the Misses
Agnes Code, Elicia Lower, Loretta
Kissel and Genevieve Hagerty. Vocal
and instrumental solos were contrib
uted by Miss Josephine Decker and
Miss Elicia Lower. and readings by
Miss Bernadette Gehring. After the
games, light refreshments were
served o. the committee, Misses Sal an
O'Neill, Mary McInerny. Agnes Muir
ply and Lizzie Brady.
At the home of Mrs. Irwin Jackson,
14O7 Miami st, the Thursday club was
entertained yesterday afternoon. The
leader for the occasion was Mrs. j. +.
Kelley. who presented the subject.
Holland" THE Quest for a Happy
Day. was given by Mrs. w. b.
ROmine; an interesting talk about the
cellist. Cornelius Van Vliet. prepared
by Mrs. J. NJ. Buds, was read by Mrs.
Irwin Rumsey. and Mrs. George Frey
ermuth discussed the beginnings of
Client" Miss Dora Gears sang pleas
ingly accompanied by Miss Frances
Harrington. The next meeting Will
be with Mrs. c. ]. Allardt, SIS Ash
land av.
Representing the c. w. 3. NJ. of the
state, Mrs. T.. w Taylor of South
Bend has been attending district con-
ventions in various parts of the state
the past week IN all the districts OF
the state the Associated Missionary
societies including the G. w. Is. NJ,
the Sunday schools and the Christian
Fndeavor societies have been conven-
ing and. as state worker. Mrs. Taylor
has been attending those at Kentland
and Markle. Before returning home
she will attend others
To celebrate the second birthday
anniversary of their daughter, Helen
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X LampOrt enter
tanned six children Wednesday after
noon. The little guests were Jack
Towne. Gerald Towne, Jack Hitler,
Katherine McHenry and Richard
LampOrt.
Complimenting Miss Pearl Emmons
OF Denver. Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Dougherty, PIG +. Broadway, enter
tanned pleasantly Wednesday evening.
Among the 40 guests were the follow
ing from out of the city: Melvin An
mis-. Miss Esther Motifs and MISS Gar
RE Brothers of Lakeville, DR.. and Mrs.