South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-28

~ Was host 10 1880 clock
Iracheon at the Nicholson Inn sat
urday afternoon. The guests wee
members OF the Prudential Life In
suTance Co. from the neighborinE
cities who were here 20 attend the
district meeting. They represented
Michigan City Laporte, Elknart
Goshen and Plymouth Two visit
ing superiutendents were also among
the number and were J. T.. Scott Of
Detroit ana j. r.. Kendall Of Chi
cago The table was prettily decor
ated with fall flowers and there were
covers laid for 30. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kendall are visiting at the Ollie
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G.. Crimes Of
Alshawaka pleasantly entertained
with "a o'clock dinner Friday even
ing for their daughter. whose ninth
birthday anniversary fell on that
date. Chrysanthemums were used
Tor the centerpiece and there were
covers for six.
The Children Of MARY Of st. Jo-
delightful parties Friday evening at
the hal. amen they entertain with a
Halloween party. The hall was at
tractively appointed in yellow and
black with decorations Of pumpkins.
cornstalks and crepe paper The
guests who came encOstume num-
bered so and opened the program
with a grand march. at 8 o'clock.
The evening was pleasantly spent
with games and contests in keeping
with the occasion and refreshments
were served Prize winners were
Miss Udora Smith. Miss Elinor Kel-
Ter and Elinor Vulstyke The COM
mittee ~ charge included. Misses
Nelly Rexstrew. Jemina Turnock,
Marion Stansield Lillian Reading.
Antonette Semortier, Mabel Scheib-
eihut. M0yme Thomas. Margaret
Reider. Lillian Reider. May Reynolds.
Marie Rifel and Rose Syser
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Mrs Francis Lane and Miss Ger
trt/ie Birner viii entertain the mem
beers Of their classes OF ST. PauTs
Methodist Memorial Episcopal
church Tuesday afternoon with "a
children's party at the church be-
ginning at o'clock.
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4 large number OF Young people
from this city motored 20 Niles Fri
day evening 20 attend "a dance given
there. Among those who went were
the Misses Laura Harris. Ruth
Baker. Nancy Baker. Marjory Daily
and Dorothy McCance; Horace
Genge. Russell MORN. Claude
Wichizer. Clifford Cassidy and Don
Lofer.
Miss Emma Myers, 119 y Francis
st. viii entertair a number Of
friends at Halloween party Satur-
DAY evening. Decorations i'm keep
ing with the occasion will be used i'm
the house and refreshments viii be
served 10 20 guests
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Mrs ~ G. Wolford. 913 Seventh
St. River Park, was pleasar ~ sur
prised by "A number of relatives and
friends Friday evening at her home.
The occasion was Mrs Wolford's
45th birthday anniversary The
guests brought well-flled baskets
o'clock. BESIDES Mrs. WOlford those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Porter and two children. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. +. Porter and children, Mrs.
r. Patton and daughter. Bernice.
Miss Tena Jones and Miss Vera Aus
tin. Mrs Wolford received beauti-
ful gifts. Following the supper, a
social evening was enjoyed.
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The Circle of Mercy gave its an
nual harvest party i'm Place hall last
evening for the benefit OF the Day
nursery. Dancing wac the principal
feature of the evenings entertain
ment while there were tables play
ing at 500 and pedro. eight prizes
were offered for the winners The
NOtre Dame cOllegians- orchestra
played the program of dancing be-
ginning at $50 O'Clock and light re-
freshmen: were served during the
evening. Decorations for the hall
were effectively carried out in orange
and purple with autumn foliage and
tetreamers of crepe paper strung
from the lighting effect in the cen
ter OF the room 20 the opposite walls
The orchestra played behind a lattice
Of corn stalks and lighted pumpkins
Mrs Mary g. Byerley was general
charm an of the evening; Mrs. John
Nugent. chairman OF cards. Mrs
William Probasco refreshments;
Mrs. +. j Powers. floor committee
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The Ladies Aid society OF the
Quincy street Baptist church was
entertained by the officers OF the
society at the home of Mrs Charles
Armstrong. sos Harrison av.. Friday
afternoon. 4 very delightful program
Of music was given after the bush
ness time Miss Ida Chappeu and