South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-01

Another enjoyable Halloween
party OF last evening was the one
given for the members Of the Swas-
tika club and their husbands at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mac
GregOr. 625 y. Cushing st. Mr.. and
Mrs. John He'll were the assisting
came dressed as ghosts and were
admitted through the Lane of Mys-
terry" Apple bObbing contests and
fortune telling were the pastimes
and a Halloween supper was serv-
ed from small tables decorated in
keeping with the season. There
were individual Halloween nut bas-
kets as place marks and the large
table was conferred with a huge bas-
ket Of popcorn.
Miss Vera Hawkins, 314 s. Fran
els st, gave a Halloween party in
the attic of her home TO a company
of p young people last evening. The
attic was made attractive by the
use of a profusion of suitable deco
rations in orange and black. Fa-
vors were given in the contests
which, with marshmallow roast
and dancing featured the evening
Refreshments suggestive of the
event were served.
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A birthday and masquerade par
~ was given Monday evening in
honor of Glee Heptner at his home.
425 5. Franklin st The guests
were entertained with music, games
and contests. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
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The Broadway club members held
their meeting on Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. ]. c. EdgewOrth,
1112 S. Michigan st. The evening was
opened with currents news topics.
After a very interesting round ia
BILE talk on Disease Prevention"
dainty refreshments were served
Mrs. j. W. Buard of Logansport, a
guest of Mrs Edgeworth, was among
those present. The club will have
another meeting Nov. IA.
George Stephenson was host at
delightfuI Halloween party given
Monday evening at his home, 519
$. St. Joseph st. The house was
attractively decorated in keeping
with the season and many Hallow-
cen stunts were the features of the
evening. The guests numbered 26.
At a late hour a buffet lunch was
served.
A Halloween party was given Sat
urday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Swain, southwest of this city. The
guests. numbering so, were all from
the Spiritualist society from Misha-
waka, South Bend, and other places.
The home was very appropriately
decorated and after a pleasant even
ing refreshments were served around
the camp fire in the grove. DR.. G. d.
Lockridge, pastor of the South Bend
society, gave q short address.
Miss Marguerite Freyermuth gave
n Halloween party last evening at
her home. S13 Ashland av., for
members of the Half circle. A
wiener and marshmallow roast were
the main pastimes of the evening.
Favors were awarded for the win
ners in the contests. The Halloween
idea which was carried out in the
decorations was repeated in the re-
freshments late in the evening.
Members Of the Tuesday evening
domestic science class of the high
school held "A Halloween party in the
high school last evening and which
was attended by a large number.
Decorations 10 suit the occasion were
featured and contesting games were
enjoyed. At the evenings close there
were refreshments.
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The Business WOmen's Bible class
gave their Halloween party last
evening at the Y. W. c. A. The par
Tor was decorated appropriate to the
season, and games Of various sorts
were the entertainments of the
evening. Light refreshments were
served.
The Misses Gertrude and Miriam
Lee. 622 Portage av., gave a Hallow-
cen dinner party Tuesday evening at
their home. There we're places for
is guests at the dinner. served at Z
o'clock. The evening was given TO
playing auction bridge at which the
favors were won by Miss Esther Full
ton and Louis Hellert.
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Members of the Christian En-
deavor of the Conference Memorial
church were entertained in the
church parlors last evening. The
affair was in the nature Of a Hallow-
cen party. Refreshment were served
following the evening Of various
Halloween diversions.
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Mrs. Anna Grabask, Niles. Mich,
was surprised Sunday, the occasion
Of her birthday anniversary, by %
-elatives and friends. The after
noon was spent socially with music
and dancing and at o'clock a sup
per was served. Mrs. Galata, mother
Of the hostess, of this city. was a
guest.
Mrs. Josephine Kreuper, 409 y.
Hill St. entertained last evening
with a 500 party for Miss Kruger.
The guests numbered IS. A prize
was given for the cards and Miss
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