South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-29
SOCIETY

Miss Helen Dambacher. sos Eel
lows St, delightfully."- entertained the
members OF her Sunday school class
Of the United Brethren church Wed
nesday evening at a Halloween party
The house was attractively decorated
pumpkin lanterns. Appropriate games
were a feature of the entertainment
and Miss la Shafer contributed mu-
sicai numbers. AT 1890 o'clock de
HciOus refreshments were served.
An unusually interesting meeting
was held Wednesday afternoon by
section Of the department OF litera-
ture Of the Progress club. The pro-
gram was in charge OF Miss Edith
Brown and consisted OF study OF
the lyrics OF TennysOn. Miss Brown
gave the Introductory talk and
study OF the story OF Maud by tn
poet. selection from which was read
by Mrs. Richard Elbel entitled Come
into the Garden. Maud" Mrs. +. NJ
Morris rendered the Swallow Song
fiom the princess" assisted by Mrs
Runyan on the piano. Mrs. w. w.
Funk read THE ThrOstle" and Miss
Ann DuShane sang The Brook with
compartments by Mrs. Jennie
Thatcher Beach OF Chicago Mrs
Beach later sang Crossing the Bar
accompanied by Miss Helen Hill The
attendance was large. On Nov. IL
the department will meet and Mrs
W. w Funk Will have charge Of the
program which will be devoted to the
study OF "Enoch Arden" Mrs Funk
will also give a musical program in
conjunction.
The ColfaX Az. W. c. T. L. held it's
regular meeting Wednesday afternoon
nj the home OF Mrs. Eva HOStettler
Alien st. Reports were read by Mrs
Mary Collins and Mrs. G. l.. Copp
from the state convention held re-
Gently at Brazil. Ind. Superintend-
ents for the various departments were
appointed as follows: Medical tenn
perance. Mrs. W. NJ. Weld: scientific
temperance Mrs. w. d. Bulla; flower
missions. Mrs. l. w. Staples: mothers
meetings. Mrs. T. Writ: Sabbath OBJ !
servance. Mrs. J. ID. Cissne; purity i'm |
literature and art, Mrs. c. /. Copp: !
franchise, Mrs. NJ. Huey; red letter |
day. Mrs. j. A. HOstettler: press cor
respondent. Mrs. G. Nash: work among |
foreign speaking people, Mrs. l.. c. |
WhitcOmb: Christian citizenship Mrs |
Nern Van Dusen. A social hour fol- |
lowed the business meeting and light |
refreshments We're served by the host |
ess. The union will meet the fourth |
Wednesday in November with Mrs. |
claude Nash, 1910 Lindsey st.
Members Of the Independent club |
were guests Wednesday afternoon of |
Mrs. John Hagey, Nistula av. Besides |
ten members. two guests were pres /
ent, Mrs. Cook Of Los Angeles and /
Miss Dorothy Wright In the apple |
contest which faoftrro Of +ho
afternoon, favOrs were awarded To |
Mrs. A. +. Wright and Miss Cordelia
Souders. Music was furnished by
Mrs Ella Murphy. dainty four /
course luncheon was served at a table /
with Halloween appointments The |
centerpiece was basket Of fruit sur |
rounded with autumn leaves and /
pumpkins. The scheme in decora-
tons was yellow and black and was
carried out very effectively Mrs. 2
Eta Bassett 10 Marietta ST., will en-
terrain the club Nov. II.
Mrs. J. r. Cranor. 737 Diamond
av., was hostess Wednesday afternoon |
10 the Diamond Thimble club. Mem |
bers responded TO the roll call By |
naming useful kitchen appliances and =
Mrs A y. Dodge gave an interesting /
discussion in keeping with the idea, |,
Household Accounts. Are They Es- !
oNliAtdA putiilk the SOtlil nOuT
which concluded the afternoon a !
dainty luncheon was served by the !
hostess. Mrs. Josephus Moomaw. 739 |
Diamond av., Will entertain the club |
Nov. II.
Mrs. Margaret Thierman. 800 y. |
Scott St. was hostess Wednesday /
afternoon TO the members of the So |
cial Sixteen club and other friends. |
Mrs a. Keitzer of Monterey. Ind, |
guest Of Mrs 2 y Walle. was an out |
OF town visitor The afternoon was
spent Informally and "A two course |
luncheon was served by the hostess. |
The club will meet Nov. Il with Mrs. |
Z. HawkinsOn. SIT Michigan av. The |
meetings have been changed To take |
place on Wednesday instead of on !
Tuesday as formerly.
Members Of the Violet club were
entertained very pleasantly Wednes- |
day afternoon by Mrs Dora Evans.
i1O2 s. Sixth ST, River Park The |
afternoon was devoted 20 contests and |
a social hour after the brief business
session. F'aVOrs were awarded Mrs |
William Cannon, Mrs. II. w. Engle.