South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-13

ST. was hostess Tuesday evening at
"a $50 o'clock dinner party and
shower az her home as "a courtesy
20 Miss Ida Wiener. whose marriage
90 : Funk OF Missouri viii take
place an the near future. The table
was prettily appointed with poin-
settas and cupids. and there we're
places for Il guests Included
among the number were Miss J0-
sephine James. Miss Louise Russ.
Miss kathryn Hall, Miss Matte
Prell. Mrs. Parsons, Mrs S. Apple
gate, Miss Julia Schermau. Hiss
Grace Cady and Mrs W r. Cady.
besides the hostess and E0nored
guest Pretty gifts Of silver and
linen were presented the bride-to-
lie.
Invitations have been issued by
the Chamber Of Commerce for their
18th annual Christmas dancing
party 10 be given Dec. p at the club
house. at $50 o'clock. Messick's To-
piece orchestra viii furnish music
for the occasion.
The Pixie girls were entertained
Tuesday evening at the home of
Miss Louise Pattison, 40 J.. Mon
roe ST. Needlework and contests.
favOrs for which were awarded TO
the Misses Ruth Wenrck and Grace
Petersen. wee the diversions of the /
evening. Christmas gifts were eX-
changed at this meeting. Mrs. Louis
Myers OF Warsaw was an out-of- I
town guest Miss Mable Elkins. 702 I
y. Hill St. viii be hostess at the /
next meeting. Tuesday evening, /
Dec. IS.
The Married Folks Dancing club I
was entertained at its fortnightly
party last evening in the American I
hall when there was an enjoyable /.
program of dances furnished by I
the Messick orchestra. on the com /
mittee for the evening were Mr.. and |
Mrs. Harry Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. (
Otto c. Bastian, Mr.. and Mrs. l. 5. +
Eomig and Mr.. anG Mrs. ". II f.
Swintz The next dance will be in I
the nature Of a Christmas guest
party on Dec %. The committee in /
cludes d.. and Mrs. Glenn r. Shidler, /.
Dir. and Mrs. Fred Woodward. Mr. /.
and Mrs Frank NJ Hatch. Mr. and .
airs r. r. Austin. Mr. and Mrs f. 1
a. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ
Russell, Mr.. and Mrs c. l. Zigler. /.
Dr. and Mrs. J. a Varier. Mrs. +.
c. Perkins. and j. +. Nen
Members Of the queen Esther
circle were entertained last evening
at the home Of Miss Hazel Bishop,
PA r. Elder St, with Miss Esta
Floran as the assisting hostess. Miss
Alma Hardy gave a reading and
Miss Gladys Listenberger cOntribut-
cd musical numbers TO the evening
program. The membership contest
held by the circle closed last even
ing. after having extended over a
period of months The class worked
Under the Red and White teams, the
Red winning the contest. The losing
team will entertain the winners at
party some time i'm the future At
the close Of the evening. the mem
rers enjoyed social time with re-
freshments
\ meeting of the Women's Home
Missionary society OF st Paurs
church was held on Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. L. a
Iydick. Gao Diamond av.. with an
attendance of more than 40 mem
hers Mrs. Frances Lane led the de-
vouonals and "a playlet entitled,
The Chinese and Japanese Mission
arv Work on the Pacific Coast
was given 10y w. j. Keller Mrs n
e. Dresden and Mrs. Gitcheu which
was much appreciated. Mrs. w. c.
l'arman was the program leader
and gave a talk on Missionaries in
Alaska" At the afternoons close
the hostess served refreshments
Mrs Samuel Mosiman. 925 Portage
av.. viii be hostess at the next
meeting. Jan. 9.
Mrs Alma O. Ware gave the third
of the series of talks on Child
Psychology" az the meeting of the
mothers department. OF the Progress
club Tuesday afternoon in the club
rooms Mrs. Ware gave the conclud-
ing parts OF the previous topic on
the Main Characteristic of the
child" afterwards taking up the
question OF the day, Classification
According 10 Temperament" The
speaker brought i'm many interest
ing points. making Of her talk.
more OF a discussion and study with
ne members. than a lecture She
spoke OF the two types of child. the
Motor and Sensory". considering
them briefly. she Will conclude the
talk at the next meeting. Jan. g.
The younger members OF =.
James parish were very pleasantly
entertained with "A dancing party
Tuesday evening in the Melville
building. A program OF dances from
$50 until II o'clock was played by
the Sperry orchestra Arthur May
was chairman of the committee for
the evening. on Tuesday evening
Dec IS. the Young Peoples society
will give "A Christmas party when a
number OF outside guests viii be in
.yited and refreshments will be serv-