South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-31
SOCIETY

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Announcement has been received in
south Bend Of the marriage of Miss
Laura Bausher OF New York city to
John Foster Reynolds OF South Bend,
which took place Thursday at Sherry s
i'm New York city Mr. Reynolds is
the son of Mrs. Carrie ". Reynolds.
go W. Lasalle aV., and the young
couple viii reside in South Bend at
the groom home on their return
from an extended wedding trip. Mrs.
Reynolds. as Miss Bausher. was well
know among the younger social set
I'm South Bend as she visited in the
city several times as the guest Of Miss
Gertrude oliver.
Mrs. George T. Fitzgibbon enter
tanned pleasantly Friday evening with
an auction bridge party at the home
Of Mrs. J. w. FitzgibbOn. 923 River
side drive, as courtesy to Miss Lii
ian kellisOn Of Indianapolis, house
guest Of the hostess. The guests Ill
ed three tables and prizes were won
by Miss Kellison and DIR. r. A. Mes
sick The house was prettily decorat-
ed and delicious refreshments served
in keeping with Halloween.
Miss sarah Lam, col Carroll ST.,
entertained Friday evening at a Hal
lOWeen party. The evening was spent
with games and music. a mock we'd
ding was an amusing feature. A light
supper was served at the cOse of the
evening and which covers were placed
Tor 20.
The members Of the T. NJ club
We're delightfully."- entertained Friday
evening at a Halloween party at the
home nf Miss Florence RabV 1u4
COlfaX av. With contests of various
sorts the evening was merrily spent,
prizes going 20 Miss Florence POehl-
man. Miss Margaret Burkett, Lloyd
Wayne and Herbert Schafer. The club
viii meet in two weeks with Miss
Marie Moore, 729 n. st. Louis st.
The Chaplin Park w. c. I. U. met
Friday afternoon with Mrs. l. II.
Scoffern, 1903 Woodward aV. The
meeting Openeo with the 146th psalm
followed by devotions in which Mrs
Priscilla Beyers led. Mrs. Emma
Barnard read the report of the treas
urer. Superintendent were appoint
ed for the various departments. Plans
were made also TO go To the county
farm Sunday. Nov. s, TO have a praise
and prayer service.
The greater part of the afternoon
was taken up with the report OF the
president Mrs. Scoffern. who attend
ed the recent convention at Brazil
Ind. Mrs Scoffern gave an interest
ing talk with numerous readings. A
feature of the afternoon was the
awarding of w. c. Y. L. white rib
hon TO baby Robert Jenkins which
Mrs. ScOff6rn pinned upon him, MAX
ing him ? member Cf the union. The
meeting closed with "a social hour
during which refreshments were
served.
Mrs A. d. Hodson. els $. st. 10.
seph St. entertained the Circle OF
Service of the First Baptist church
all day Friday Following brief
business meeting in the morning the
day was devoted 10 sewing and the
l1notting of comforters Twelve wom-
TN were present Dinner was served at
noon. The circle will meet Nov. 27
at the home Of Mrs. c. A Decker
I'll w. Wayne St
Mrs. +. J. Johnson was hostess 10
the Ladies' Aid society Of the quincy
Il. Baptist church Friday afternoon
ct the home of Mrs. Claire Ogg, POr-
tase av The house was prettily dec
Grated to suggest Halloween. During
the business meeting plans were made
Tor a Christmas sale TO be held Dec.
do. After the business meeting the
afternoon was spent socially and a
dssnJy luncheon was served by the
GOstesses. The society viii meet Nov.
at the home of Mrs. Sommerson
Sluss. 924 Sherman av.
Section of the department of lit
crature of the Progress club met Fri
Cay afternoon AT the club rooms. The
program was i'm charge of Mrs. w.
a. Bertsch who spoke on the "Tri-
Umph of Romanticism. In the alb
sence OF Miss Hazel DeRhOdes who
was TO have given a paper on A Re
sumo of Victor HugO-the dramatist -
the remaining time was devoted 10 q
round table discussion OF the drama
t.st At the next meeting. Nov Il.
Hiss Margaret NfN-s-~ aud Miss Mary
nuShane VIII have charge of the pro
gram.
Members OF the Friday Afternoon
Sewing circle OF the First Christian
church were pleasantly entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. A. J. Ward.
f21 ". la Sale az. Ten mem beers
were present The meeting was = lsO
in the nature of a pastry or Discel-
laneous sale from which $40 was real
ICED. Much OF the time was spent by
the ladies with sewing and during a
social hour "a dainty luncheon was
served. The circle viii meet Nov IS.
The Wide Awake girls were enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Ruth Ahrens Cottage
Grove av. AIss Corinne Siegmuller
rang a German letter THE q ffprupou