South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-30
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The River Park Independent club en-
tertained with delightful Halloween
party Thursday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs Charles Ham, 1898 S. Six
teenth ST The house throughout was
decorated with autumn leaves, black
cats, witches, pumpkins and other
Halloween mblems. The guests went
in costume and were received at the
door by a witch, and two ghosts act
ed as maids. During the afternoon
several contests were enjoyed and
prizes were won by Miss Mary Eager
and Miss Fisher, Mrs. +. j. Bickel and
Miss Lena Hyatt. Mrs. Z. J. Bickel
gave a reading The witch with her
fortune telling afforded much amuse-
ment. Mrs. BOlen as an Indian won
the prize for the best costume. Misses
Lena Hyatt, Mary Eager, Eva Fisher
and Mrs. Fred Ames, Mrs. J. z. Cor
dier and Mrs. Kline were guests. The
hostess served two-course luncheon.
The members of the NeedleCraft
club were entertained Thursday af-
ternOOn by Mrs Fred Hawkins A
short business session was held and
arrangements were made to entertain
with a Halloween party Saturday
evening at the home of Mrs. William
RinaTd on Mishawaka aY. The re
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with needle work. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
River Parks younger set have COM
pleted plans for a hay ride saturday
evening. They will drive to OsceOla
where they Will have luncheon and
enjoy Halloween stunts There will
be about 90 young people and they
will go masked
Mrs Charles Ford has returned to
/ Flora, Ind, after a visit with friends
I here
| Mrs Harry windbigler, ITO s.
Eighteenth ST, entertained the Rub
/ Der Re" girls Thursday evening with
a Halloween party. The rooms were
decorated with various Halloween
I EN- blens Fortune telling and nu-
merOus Halloween stunts were the
features of the evening. Miss Luella
, Fischman and Miss Ruth Hoover won
faVOrs in the contests. Luncheon was
! served in the dining room at a table
conferred with a pumpkin filled with
I fruits. Miniature schocks Of corn were
used on the table, which represented
I a corn field. The favOrs were black.
cats. Miss Vera Stuckey of Lapaz
was an out-of-town guest
Miss Esther Field will entertain
number of friends at o'clock dinner
| this evening at her home on \. Ninth
st.
4 Miss Eldine Cunningham of Beaver
/ Dam. Wis, is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Swally. S. Thirteenth ST
The G.. .. c.. IT, club was entertain
ed Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
/ Charl IS Koontz at her home on Pleas
ant St Progressive pedro was enjoy
ed Mrs Winfield Forest won first
prize Mrs Henry Peak second and
| Mrs. William Harrison the BOBBY. At
] the close OF the games q dainty two
course luncheon was served. The
( next meeting will be IN two weeks
with Mrs Winfield Forest, 11O1 s.
Fifth ST
av entertained at o'clock dinner
| Thursday.
I Mr.. and Mrs Wolfgang of Dow
agfac. Mich, who have been visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Harry Denyes of
y. Eighth st, returned Thursday.
Frank r. Wolfe has returned from
Detroit. where he visited the public
/ schools.
c. S. Holland has returned to Lapaz'
after visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
/ Windbigler of s. Eighteenth st.
Mrs. s. L. Naftzger and two daugh-
tiers. who were called TO North Jud-
son. Ind. two weeks ago by the Sc
riors illness of Mrs. Naftzger's father,
William Brown, returned last night
Mr. Brown is slowly improving.
! Frank Hacker of $ Fifth St. left
last night for Muncie, where he is en-
Moved on the construction of the new
high school building. Mrs. Hacker
will go later.
i Meetings of the Christian church.
which have been held in the assembly
room at the River Park school build
ing for the past two months have
been discontinued for the winter.
Mrs. Mary Paff and son, Edward
Pan. Mrs Elizabeth Paf and son,
John Paff of StratfOrd, Canada. and
Mr.. and Mrs II. Par and sons. Levitt
and John Pan. Mrs. Emma Wilhelm
and daughter. Miss Olivia Wilhelm,
Mrs Kate Wetlawers and Mrs Chris
tian Roth of SHAKESPEARE, Canada, who
were called here 10 attend the funeral
of Mrs. Margaret Hunsberger at walk
ertOn. will arrive here today from
FIkhart and Will be guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Huns
berger on :. Tenth ST
David Boltman and family are NOV
ing from the Woods property TO ).
Eighteenth st
Mrs. c. II. Ward has gone TO Lydick
for a brief visit at the home OF her son.
Charles Ward and family.
Mr. and Mrs. i. :. Swally entertain
ed a. o'clock dinner Thursday even
ing. Covers were placed for Mrs. y.
Is. ClugstOn of Columbia City. Miss
Eldine Cunningham OF Beaver Dam.
Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davie and
John r. Fisher OF South Bend. and
Mrs. +. w. Ericsson OF Wisconsin.