South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-05
Social and Other Interests of Women
SOCIETY

Deferred on account Of retreat, the
Halloween parties for the various de-
partments at St Marys were given
wednesday evening and all were very
delightful and original affairs. The
junior class Of the collegiate depart
ment entertained the other classes at
an advertisement party. the decOra-
JiOns of the hall and the costumes of
the guests representing various IA
miliar ads. The entertainment open
ed with a grand march which sug-
Bested the advertising sections from
newspaper or gayly colored magazine
and OccastOned much merriment
among the participants. The Uneeda
biscuit Dutch cleanser, corn flakes
and the lngersOll watch were COnspic-
nous in the procession, but the prizes
Tor the cleverest makeups went to Miss
Madeline Brady OF Pittsburg, who rep
resented Vogue, Miss Regina Smith of
ohio. as Peg o. My Heart, and Misses
ellen Holland of South Bend and
Gymtna Balbach OF Chicago in a Ford
machine The academies were enter
tanned by the second academies at a
masked ball. They were served re-
freshments in a room arranged TO rep
resent an ice cream parlor. The
minims were enterta a ID at a witch
and ghost party, Ind their hall
was attractively decorated in Hal
loween symbols.
The Women's guild and auxiliary of
St James Episcopal church were en-
tertained pleasantly Wednesday aft
ernOOn by Mrs. Philip Klingel, y.
Lafayette st. who was assisted by
Mrs. +. T.. Carr The program was
in charge of Mrs. Sterling A. Win
chell, Mrs William Bender and Mrs
r. f. Fricke. The subject was ''Wo-
men Missionaries. A social hour
concluded the afternoon during which
dainty refreshments were served by
the hostesses. The societies will
meet Nov. IS.
Mrs. Alexander Staples was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to members of
the Shakespeare circle at the home of
Mrs. Crawford Staples, S. Main ST.
The program consisted of a paper by
Mrs. Frederick Badet on the Origin
of the Chinese and Manchus'', one by
Mrs. w. L. Brown on the Great
Wall Of China" and another by Mrs.
George Fulmer on "Pekin". y cur
rent events discussion followed after
which refreshments were served dur
ing "A social hour. The club will be
entertained Nov. IS by Mrs. \. w.
Kline. S. Main st.
The wednesday club was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Elmer Crockett, 627 w. Colfax av.
Mrs. w. w. Funk gave the principal
discussion of the afternoon which was
on 'MeRcius and His Writings. y
general discussion followed. The
meeting closed with a brief social
hour during which a dainty luncheon
was served by Mrs. Crockett. The
club Will meet Nov. is at the same
place
The Pythian tea was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by the retiring
officers. Mrs +. @ JellisOn, Mrs
Charles Smith. Mrs. Sam Hay and
Mrs. George Beroth. About 30 wo-
men were present The afternoon
was spent delightfully."- a program of
music and readings adding to the
enjoyment. Mrs. Q. G. Sperry gave Il
number If piano selections, Mrs.
Charles Bradley a reading. Duets
We're given by the Misses Beroth and
by Mrs. Andrew Hildebrand and Mrs.
s Place Mrs. Walter Gill also gave
piano selections. while little Carl Gill
gave a vocal number
The regular meeting of the Pythian
sisters will he held Nov l.. Arrange
ments have been made by the society
to repeat on NOV. the MINISTRIES
given Oct. 12.-NariOus additions have
been made TO the original program
az the first performance Following
the performance the evening will be
spent with dancing. Sperry's Orches-
ira viii furnish music.
The tea will hold it's regular meet
ing Nov Is at the home of Mrs. /.
=. Hood. 1t07 Carroll St She viii be
assisted by Mrs T. awblitzel and
AIRS. Anna Henderson.
invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Juanita r. Olley To
Horace Valentine Russell Wednesday
evening, NOV. Is. at o'clock at 1905
:. Michigan st.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Brethren church met Wednesday aft
ernoon at the home OF Mrs Emma
Bachtel. IA Marion ST.. Mishawaka.
Airs. Eva Hostetter and Mrs Ruth
Meinke entertained with solos and in
teresting papers were read 10y Mrs.
Eva Thomas and Mrs. Minnie Lowell.
Refreshments We're served by the
hostess assisted by her daughter, Miss
Ruth. The next meeting Of the So
ciety will be held at the home of Mrs.
Phoebe Lyons 1914 :. Carroll St, the
first Wednesday in December
Mrs. Charles W. Reynolds. 413 y
Indiana av., was host SIS Wednesday
afternoon 20 members CT the Cosy
Corner circle Following a brief bust
ness meeting the afternoon was spent
with fancy work a dainty luncheon
was served at the close of the meet
ing. on Nov. Is. Mrs Gust Johnson.
NasSar aN will entertain the club