South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-23

wednesday evening at the OuFeI
hotel. at which Charles Terry. w.
COlfax av, who is home from school
at Chester. Pa, was host There
were 40 guests Music was played
by Messick's orchestra and the dane
ing was in the tapestry room. Dainty
refreshments were enjoyed during
the evening. Miss Elizabeth STAINS
field OF Indianapolis, who is visiting
DR. and Mrs. James L. Gardiner,
was among those from out OF town.
Mrs c. l. Copp. 72s California
av.. was hostess on Wednesday after
noon 20 members Of the Colfax Ave.
w. G. T. L. at the usual monthly
business meeting. In response to a
request for assistance from Mrs r.
o. Cotton of the Florence CrittcntOn
circle In carrying on their Christmas
work. the union has pledged its
help. Mrs. W. NJ Weld had charge
OF the devOtiOnals and Mrs. G.. +.
Mccoy led the program on Peace
and Arbitration" Leaflets were
given by Mrs. Weld on Peace and
the Press" by Jane Adams: Mrs.
". -. Bulla, What Are You Fight
ing For?" and Mrs. l. NJ. Ullery dis
cussed the question, Demonstration
OF Equal Suffrae e." which was fol-
lowed by a round table talk Dur
ing the social time refreshments were
served and NictrOla selections APP
propriate 10 the general topic for
| the day were given. The next meet
inc rr-f11 no Of ha -
Mrs. Ullery. S21 Cushing St
Miss Dorothy Yingst Of Chicago
closed a very successful season Of
dancing lessons Wednesday after
noon in the American hall. where
she has been giving instructions IN
the latest steps for the past two
months. Miss Yingst will leave Sun
day for New York TO learn the new
est dances before reopening her
classes on Jan. u.
A delightful affair of Wednesday
evening was an old-fashioned husk-
/ ing bee given by Lisle Kriegh baum
on the occasion Of his birthday. at
the country home of his uncle. north
east OF the city. The guests were
I the monogram football men OF the
high school and their guests. The
trip was made on the car TO station
| 4, and from there they were taken
in bob sleds. Informal dancing was
Z enjoyed and a supper was served
Included among the guests were the
Misses Helen Gregory. Orva Yeagley.
Louise Weld, Eleanor Gaik, Gertrude
! Weiser, Mary LavengoOd. Marie
Jackson, Wilma Evans and Dona
Shea and Miss French of Niles.
Mich, and Lewis Webster. Charles
Wuthrich, Edward O'Donnel. Will
liam Moon. Edward Zilkey. Warren
Parks. Raymond Smith. Clarence
Burner, Frank Kelley and Wallace
| Krieghbaum.
The annual Christmas entertain
ment Of the Mizpah Evangelical
church was given last evening in the
church The white Christmas serv-
ice was beautifully carried out, fill
/ ing a large number G. baskets for
| the poor of the church and the city,
while several classes made gifts OF
] AAAbAiNe- n sum VI H-WV was AtttlNtu
last year. which was the first time
the service had been observed by
| the church.
The program was as follows: Pre-
lude, a song by the choir; prayer.
by Rev j. c. Mosier: Welcome" by
Orien Gaymen; when Santa Claus
Comes" by Clifford Miller; Every
Little Chappie." by Richard Rein
oehl; song by the choir; "A Gift"
by Elizabeth Kaufman: trio. Bessie
Rhinehart, Pearl Wilmer and Ruth
Fisher; AN old Fashioned Christ
mas" by Laura Wagner: song by the
choir: "A Christmas Gift" by Vivian
lCruthers; His Christmas Gift" 10y
Mildred Marsh; When Christ Was
Born" by Florence Gonser: and
THE Gift Day" by William Hinkle
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Fordham. SIS
5. Rush St. delightfully."- entertained
number Of children at a Christmas
party Thursday afternoon at her
home for Miss Mae Krindeville Nc
might. whose seventh birthday an
niversary fell on that date. The
afternoon was plea sanity spen; with
games and contests and each guest
received a pretty remembrance from
the hostess. The guests numbered
nine. The house was very at raCt-
| lively decorated with holly, Christ
mas bells and various colored Christ
mas balls. Refreshments were Scryed
at the close of the afternoon.
Mrs. William Mower, 762 r. La
sale av., pleasantly entertained the
| W. G. Needle club Wednesday, Dur
ing the business session the election
of officers took place. as follows.
| President, Mrs. Mower; vice presi-
dent Mrs. Norman Kizer; and Secre-
| tary. Mrs. Charles Rickels. Christ
| mas presents were exchanged by the