South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-02
SOCIETY

The Les Ames BONES club enter
tanned at a Halloween party Monday
night at the Grace Methodist church.
The church parlor was decorated after
approved Halloween style with cut
MOWERS. autumn leave, and pumpkins.
Games and contests were entoyed. fol-
low by two-course luncheon.
In a pumpkin seed stringing con-
test Mrs Lqnzo won the prize IN a
tree guessing contest the prizes were
won by Miss Helen Elliott and Mrs.
Lonzo. Mrs Grace F'reis and Miss
Ruth Lang won the prizes for ability
IN drinking the most water in a given
time. The feature coltest was a corn
lake feeding contest in which the con-
testants were blindfolded and required
10 feed each other corn. flakes with
spoons that were tied together The
prizes were won BY Miss Ruth Lang
and Mrs, Earl Whiteman.
The next meeting or the club will
be held at the residence Of Mrs.
Whiteman.
The Young Ladies' auxiliary Of the
First Presbyterian church was enter
tanned Monday afternoon at the home
OF Miss Annabelle Lippincott, 500 f.
Washington av Mrs Burton r.
Bess Kuespert and Miss Grace Rabbit
assisted. The time was devoted TO
sewing for the Children's Dispensary
after which light refreshments were
served to the 55 members present
Bitter sweet was prettily used about
the rooms in decorating. Miss Lillian
Martin, 226 5. Taylor St, will be host
ess az the next meeting of the auxil-
larry on Dec. 6.
seventy-hve couples, enjoyed the
dancing at the annual Hard Times
Party given by the ladies of the
Turn Nerein at Turner hall Monday
night. Many original costumes were
worn at the party by the guests. The
affair was given by the ladies Of the
Turn Nerein. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Fielder, who have led the grand march
for the past II years, occupied their
usual positions at the head OF the line
Monday night. Luncheon was served
at II O'Clock.
a Halloween surprise party was
given Miss Ruth Thomas. 243 Paris
St, on Saturday evening. The house
was decorated with autumn foliage.
jack -O'-lanterns and cOrnstalks. Re
freshments in keeping with the season
were served. Those present were:
Pearl and Hazel Stewart, Elizabeth
and Harry GrabOwski. Verna Whit
mer. Myrtle. Phillip and Margaret
Reaney. Lilly and Herman Petzel.
Ruth Gearhart Violet Bailey. Edith
Snooke, John Walter. Fred Stock
berger, Elmer Van Arsdel, Herbert
Bermeister. Roland Stewart and Cecil
Wilkinson.
Master Harry Boyd Snee entertain
ed 10 Of his young friends Of st. Ed
wards hall at Notre Dame Sunday
in celebration or his birthday ami
versary Refreshments were served
at the close OF an afternoon spent
with var.'ius amusements Among the
guests were It. and E.. DIsa, A. Mayor
l.. Watson. A. Zsngler. S. Boland. A
WMittenberg, T. Fallon, NJ. Carr. c.
shannon, j. Barry. II. and J. DON
nelly. k. Bransfield and z. Kentz
Mrs A. L. Smith. $. Sixth st. RIVER
Park, was hostess at the meeting of
the Live Oak Grove club Monday
evening. a masquerade party was
planned for Wednesday evening 10 ,e
given in the w. O. w. hall. After
the business session the hostess served
refreshments In two weeks mem
bers OF the club will be entertained
by Miss Bessie Bliss, 81 r. Colfax av.
The Amoma class of the First Bap-
fist church pleasantly surprised Miss
Rhene Ireland, ~ Main St. whose
'place next week. Games and music
were the special features of the even
ing's entertainment after which
dainty luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank White. 1852 +.
Cedar St, entertained a number of
relatives with a Halloween supper
inc Of 81 N.
rooms were effectively decorated in
keeping with the occasion with jack
o'-lanterns and autumn foliage At
the close of an informal social even
ing light refreshments were served.
Miss celia IaPoint entertained a
company OF II young women at a
Halloween masquerade party last
evening at her home, 215 n. Notre
Dame av. The evening was devoted
TO games and contests. and refresh
ments appropriate TO the evening were
served.
A meeting Of the Worth club was
held Monday evening in the Melville
building. Tool Consciousness in
Primitive Life" was the subject for
the evening in continuing the study
from Source Book for Social ORR
gins" with Dr. Charles Stoltz as lead
er The club will meet Nov. s.
The monthly business meeting Of
the ST. Joseph county executive COM
mittee was held at the Y. w. G. A.
Monday afternoon. During the tusi-
ness time the monthly reports We're
given and plans were made for a
special day Of prayer 10 be held Dec
at the Y. W.
Members OF the dramatic depart
ment OF st. Joseph Valley grange met