South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-24

Rev. John T. DeGroote, pastor Of
St. PatEick's church, entertained the
choir and ushers at their annual ban
quet Monday evening in st. Patrick $
hall. Covers were placed for 80 at
one large table and several smaller
tables, attractvely adorned with en-
pire baskets filed with white chrys-
anthemums Preceding the dinner
several contests were enjoyed, the
favors going TO Miss Marjorie Ber-
telling and Fabian Luckey, and the
remainder Of the evening following
the dinner, was devoted 70 dancing
the Arts orchestra furnishing the
music. Father DeGroote made few
remarks at the close of the dinner,
thanking the choir and commencing
them for their excellent work.
The Commercial Athletic club viii
entertain Wednesday evening with ITS
annual fall dancing party. Messlck'
full orchestra viii play and a hght
supper viii be served. The affair Will
be Informal.
J. IS. Jackson. president Of the
mems Bible class of the First Church
fthe Brethren. entertained the mem
hers of the class at his home, 14O9
Miami ST., Monday evening. At the
business meeting the class voted to
retain its present officers for the COM
ing year Rev. Ross d. Murphy,
travelling secretary Of the general mis-
sion board Of the Brethren church,
was present and delivered an inspir-
ing address on The Place That the
Organized Bible Glass Holds in the
Church" A musical program was
also rendered. consisting of selections
b. the class quartet, and piano and
cornet solos Refreshments were
served.
Announcement has been received in
South Bend Of the marriage Of Miss
Marie Powder of Niles and Louis
Gulbranson of Chicago, which took
place Saturday in Chicago. The GER
emory was performed by Rev. 3. Aid
rich, pastor of the First Congrega-
tiOnal church. The bride has many
friends in this city. The groom is an
active member of the Platers and
Polishers' union in Chicago.
Darrald Cooley, Gil Lindsey St, was
surprised by D of his schoolmatas
Monday evening in celebration Of his
18th birthday anniversary. The even
ing was spent very 0leasa ntly with
music and games followed by ligh
refreshments. tre0er4ck Buechner
gave the toast Of the evening. Master
Cooley was presented with a number
Of useful gifts in conmemOration of
the occasion.
Miss Helen Elliott and Miss May
Seller entertained Monday evening
with a parcel shower at the home Of
the former on WitWer av., COmph-
menting Miss Esther Thomson whose
marriage TO Floyd Motif viii take
place soon Games and music We're
enjoyed, favors going TO Mrs Glen
Beaver. Refreshments were served ut
the close of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles SeegmueIler,
$50 Allen ST., entertained at dinner
Saturday as courtesy to the Count
ess olga Won Hatfield, leading lady
in THE Girl Of Ny Dreams" Mrs
Seegmueller is an cid friend of the
countess mother.
The teachers of Linden school en-
tertaiued Monday with a four course
THANKSGIVING dinner Covers were
ried out attractively with cut flowers.
During the afternoon musical selec-
tons were FURNISHED 10y Miss Hull,
Miss Z. steele and Miss Margaret Syl-
Nanus. Readings were given hy Miss
Margaret Fernandez and Miss Byerly.
Miss Gertrude J.. Wood OF Niles was
an out of town guest.
The Worth club held its regular
meeting Monday evening in the Prog
ress CIub rooms. DR.. Charles Nickery
gave ~ interesting talk on Business
Ethics which was followed by gen
eral discussion of the subject The
club VII meet next Monday.
Tue - r. S. auxiliary was enter