South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-20

SOCIAL HI
Unique invitations have been IS
sued by the Nicholson Inn for
an open house on New Years
day. Dinner will be served
from L until o'clock. followed by
tea dansant from until 5. At 6
o'clock supper VIII be served and
from nine throughout the evening
a dinner dance will be enjoyed.
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The Lafalot Girls club held it's
annual Christmas meeting Tues
day evening at the home OF Miss
Alice Holth. 1890 w Oak 81. The
evening was passed very pleasantly
with games. music and contests and
favor went 20 Miss Alva Chilberg.
Christmas gifts were exchanged.
and refreshments were served. In
two weeks Miss Karin Forslund
2019 Catalpa av.. viii be hostess to
the club
The Young Women's Christian
association will hold it's annual
Christmas party at the Y. W. .. A.
building this evening. The affair
is given for all employees at the
association and a program has
been arranged. A Christmas tree
and gifts for all the guests will be
an interesting feature Of the enter
tainment. Refreshments will be
served.
Mr.. and Mrs J. @. Ames. 973
Riverside dr.. were host and hostess
90 number Of friends at their
home Tuesday evening in compIi-
ment 10 Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Miller,
971 Riverside Dr.. who expect to
leave Friday for Wooster. o.. 10 re-
side The evening was spent with
games and a Christmas tree was an
interesting feature Toward the
close refreshments were served 10
20 guests
The WOmen's Home Missionary
society Of the First NJ F. church
held it's monthly business and So
cial meeting Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. II. G.. Welton. 737
Cottage Grove av. Mrs. A p. Sibley
had charge of the program and Mrs.
r. p. Nicely gave a talk on The work
being among the people Of the
orient and Alaska Mrs Myron
campbell read several interesting
letters from the mission schools in
california. and showed pictures OF
the children there. Refreshments
marked the close of the meeting.
The society Will have its next meet
ing Jan. 6 with Mrs. Arthur Jones,
424 LamOnte terrace.
Mrs. II. NJ Miller. els w. Col
fax av., was hostess to members OF
the Clio circle at the regular meet
ing Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Schock
had charge of the afternoon and
Mrs John b. Campbell gave re-
view Of Samuel Butler. The after
noon was closed with the social
time and light refreshments serv-
ed By the hostess. ON Jan. 2. the
members will have a guest day
meeting at the home Of Mrs Camp
bell. 1907 Riverside DIR.
Members OF the Ladies' Bible
class Of Trinity Presbyterian church
We're entertained Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. j. c. Vermande, SIP E.
Washington av. After a short pusi-
ness time the members spent the
afternoon tying comforters. Re-
freshments were enjoyed. The class
viii have a meeting Jan. 16 with
Mrs. q. Wineburg. S24 f. Wayne
81.
The Women's College club met
Yesterday with Mrs. Victor F. Jones.
SCI W. Washington av. The mem
beers contributed the money saved
from the usual luncheon held fort
nigatly aud will use it for charity
during the Christmas time. The
hostess served dainty refreshments
after pleasant social afternoon.
The next meeting. Jan. .. will be a
business meeting.
In celebration of Jewish festi-
VAL the Temple Bethel society
entertained with a social evening
Tuesday at the home of Miss Lillian
Cohen. 1902 I.asalle CT The even
ing was devoted 10 playing whist
and with music and dancing Re-
freshments were served In two
weeks. members will be guests Of
Miss Marian Jeffee. Hill ST.
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Invitations have been issued by
Miss Margaret u. Sherman. 3O7 $.
franklin St. for a dancing party TO
Zoe given on Friday evening. Dec. %.
.n the Farmers Trust hall
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\ Christmas party was given
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Harry l. Yerrick 219 : st
Joseph ST.. by members OF the
Broadway club. Stories of Christ
uas in other Lands, was the sub
iect Of a very interesting program.
After the exchange Of Christmas
gifts the Eostesses served a delight