South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-30
Social and Other Interests of Women


The Chaplin Park w. c. T. L. met
at the home OF Mrs G.. L. Headly.
I112 Allen ST.. Friday afternoon.
Fifteen members responded TO roll
call with quotations and short arti-
Cles from prominent writer's along
the line of temperance. SUperintend-
ents for the various departments
were appointed as follows. on the
franchise, Mrs. W. w. Davis; home
missions. Mrs H. W. Woodward and
Mrs. David Fisher. foreign work.
Mrs. Mayme SCOfern and Mrs. ".
Barnard; purity and mothers work,
Mrs. i. Beyer: anti-narcOtiCs. Mrs.
Il l.. Headly and Miss Mary Mill
house: peace. Mrs. ~. II. ShOnts. de-
votionals, Mrs. T. J. Slick; rescue
work, Mrs r. O. Cotton: musician,
Mrs. Gertrude Clark. Mrs. Rails
back. county president gave an inter-
esting report of the convention re-
Gently held at Muncie which showed
the phenomenal increase Of the work
in the different departments. At the
close OF the business session refresh
ments were served. The next regular
meeting viii be held at the home Of
Mrs. Boyer, ia Harrison av., Nov.
&c.
The Hyk-hers entertained with a
Halloween party at the home IF Miss
Louise Weld, 1902 w COi-aX av,
Friday evening. Ten couples were
present and a waffle supper was
served from two large tables deco
rated with autumn foliage and
streamers Of yellow and black. The
evening was pleasantly spent with
games and music and fortune telling.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Gottlieb. s. Chaplin
St. pleasantly entertained with a
Tel rerrr ~ TTrffH las inc
Thirty guests were present and the
evening was spent with music and
games. In the contests Mrs Samuel
J. Unger. Mrs. J.. Alexander, Joseph
Korn and Morris Frank received the
favors.
The Diamond Thimble club were
pleasantly entertained with their hus-
bands Friday evening by Mrs. O.
Dalrymple, 720 Diamond av., at a
Halloween party. The guests APP
peared as ghosts and were led by
witches into the attic which was at
tractively decorated with lanterns,
corn, pumpkins, candles and corn
stalks. A guessing contest featured
the evening at which George Kreigh-
baum won the prize. Twenty-four
guests were present. Refreshments
in keeping with the season were
served.
More than 100 members and friends
Of the Christian EndeavOr society of
Hope Presbyterian church took part
in a ghost party Friday evening at
the home Of James w. KerSchmer,
Ewing av rd. The lane approaching
the home was decorated with pack-O'-
lanterns and pumpkins and dummy
sprites. The guests We're met at the
end of the lane by a prOcee yICn of
ghosts who took them through the
orchard and around the house to the
witches room where they gained ad-
mittance by rapping a pan. The house
was decorated with festoOns of yell
low and black. autumn leaves and
candles. Games and music, with for
tune telling featured the evening Hal
ioween refreshments were served to-
ward IN close.
Volney Reinbold and Milo Smith
were entertained very pleasantly Fri
day evening at the home Of r. r
ReinbOld, 1901 w. Washington av.,
I'm honor OF their birthday anniversar-
les. Music by the Arts orchestra and
vocal selections by Mrs. Arts We're
features OF the evening. A supper was
served late in the evening, covers be
ing placed for 40 The table was
prettily decorated with garden flowers
and ferns We're used about the house
Mrs. SigerfoOse of Toledo, O., was
guest.
A Halloween dancing party wa,
given in Melville hall Friday evenin.
by the Alpha Iota Mu club. The
guests came in "Yama Yama" cos
tunes. and the program Of dances
was played by the 'Ragpickers'' or
cheStra. COrnstalks and pumpkins
were used in the corners of the hall
while an abundance of autumn leaves
were arranged about The lights were
shaded with yellow crepe paper cover
ings, and the programs were IN the
form of black cats. During the in
PERMISSION refreshments in keeping
with the occasion were served. There
were 10 couples present
The faculty of the South Bend Bust
ness college gave a HalIov cen party
on Friday evening 10 the pupils of
the school and their friends az the
school on :. Michigan st. More than
400 people were present. A grand
march took place at $50 o'clock. A
mock wedding ceremony was a feature
OF the evening, after which the guests
were entertained with games. contests
music and dancing The Halloween
colors Of black and yellow predomin-
ated throughout in the decorations
Streamers Of the black and yellow
crepe paper were hung from the cen
ter Of the room 10 the side. while
jack o'-lanterns. pumpkins and corn
stalks and autumn foliage were scat
tered about the hall The lights were
partially concealed by the use of yell
low shades Refreshments were served
during the evening from an attrac-
lively decorated table.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Whitmore and
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Chillas entertained