South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-03
Late News From Towns Surrounding South Bend

since 1870, being one OF the four
women who 'signed the call to Wom-
ems Rights" ut a convention held at
Seneca Falls, y. Y, in 1s4S. This
was the first convention Of women
called in America.
Music was furnished by Dowagiac
talent and DR.. Blanche Haines OF
Three Rivers was the speaker Of the
day.
During a business session. officers
were elected as follows: President,
Mrs. Boyd Redner Of Dowagiac; vice
president, Mrs G.. II. Redfield OF Ed
harrisburg; secretary, Mrs. j. II. Jones
OF Dowagiac. and treasurer, Mrs. John
Atkinson.
Mrs. James Tase visited her son
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg Tase OF
Jackson, over the week end.
Robert Hayden. and the Misses
Cora Hopkins. Helen Pierson and
Irma Hughes attended the football
game at Notre Dame Saturday. In
the evening they saw The Only Girl"
at the Oliver theater in South Bend.
Miss Gertrude Wade entertained
with a Halloween party for the fresh
men Friday evening at her home at
Diamond lake. The town guests made
the trip on a hayrack. Feature con-
tests and games, with music furnished
the diversion. Refreshments in keep
ing with the occasion were served
About 40 guests were present.
Mrs. A. w Reed, Mrs. Frank Nixon,
and Mrs. b. T. Sealy were visitors in
South Bend Friday.
Miss Pearl Wright entertained the
members of her sewing club at p. L.
Stettiner's Friday evening.
A number of the MasOns here in
Guiding Fred Reynolds, Robert Pang-
burn. Robert J. Anderson, Stanley
Farnum, G. .. Harmon and Henry
Messenger, attended a lodge meeting
Friday evening at South Bend to see
the travelling Bible which arrived by
messenger from Indianapolis on it's
trip around the world.
]. r. Wilcox visited relatives at
Battle Creek over the week end.
Miss Henriette George has returned
after a few days at Chicago, where
she accompanied her uncle, Harry
George.
Mrs. Ray Tallerday of South Bend
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Docl Mr.. Tallerday spent the week
end here with them.
Stanford Farnum of Philadelphia,
commercial traveller, spent few days
with his mother, going TO Chicago
Sunday.
Victor Phillips of Chicago has been
visiting his parents.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sears,
a son, Saturday.
who have been visiting Mrs. S. t.
Thompkins have returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Guy Eby and son.
Wilson, spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs Ralph Eby near South Bend.
+. Lowitz Of Chicago spent the week
end with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Voorhis are
having rooms arranged for living
quarters over the grocery store.
Eugene Marshall of Kalamazoo was
business visitor at the court house
Saturday
Mrs. S. l. Rudd is convalescent af-
ter suffering from a severe cold.
DR.. f. e May and G.. II. Redfeld
of Edwardsburg were in town on bus
mess Friday.
Mrs. Della Wright OF Fort Madison
has returned after visiting friends and
relatives here and at Vandalia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Fowler OF New Carlisle were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Ca
rothers over the week end. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith are Mrs. Carothers' par
ents
Mrs. Violet Shy Parks OF Mishawaka
visited Mrs. c. E. Osborn during the
week
Miss Grace Nixon returned from
Valparaiso Saturday after spending
little time there.
B. l. Evans has returned from
business trip TO Hicksviile and De-
fiance, Ohio.
John Bruner has returned from
Rome, n. Y, where he went for ex-
animation of a cancer.
James G.. Hayden, Mrs Kathryn
Criswell and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Kingsbury motored to South Bend
Sunday.
Miss Pearl Wagner entertained with
\ Halloween party Saturday evening.
After he games and contests, all
guests were required TO mask in sep
arate rooms and out of door contests
was featured Refreshments were
served TO the 40 guests present.
Miss Vivien French OF South Bend
spent the week end with friends.