South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-06

Miss velma Manning. s23 Leland
sv,. was pleasantly surprised Tues
day evening by IS friends at "A fare
well party. The evening was spent
wish games and music and a picnic
supper was served. Miss Manning
expects 10 leave soon for San Diego.
Calf. where she viii make her
home.
The Temple BETHEL society met
Tuesday evening at the home of
Karl Unger. 517 +. South 81 During
the evening Miss Lillian Goldberg
gave paper on Poetry" and music
was enjoyed. Toward the close re-
freshments were served. In two
weeks Miss Lillian Cohen. 1Oe2 La
sale Ct. will entertain the society.
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The Woman's Dining club gave
its annual Christmas party on Tues
day evening in Kable's banquet
hall where the guests had been bid
den 10 a Cracker jack Christmas
festival. Decorations for the ban
quet table were in keeping with the
spirit, with Santa Claus place cards
As a surprise % the members. the
committee had invited number of
gentlemen guests for informal dane
ing during the evening. Another de-
hghtful surprise was the huge
Christmas tree, lighted with tiny
electric lights and ladened with
presents brought in by Mr.. and
Mrs. Santa Claus. John Woodwork
entertained with several mOnologues
during the courses Of the dinner.
and there was also very pleasing
selections on the victrola. The next
banquet will be Jan. 9.
Miss FL Dora Gears, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. l. Gears. 2O6 T. Sam
pie ST., and Elmer l.. ESSEX. son OF
Mr. and Mrs. John b. Essex. Of Beld- /
ing. Mich, were married with
quiet ceremony Tuesday afternoon
at the brides home. The Rev. F. X. Z
DOugherty Of the Grace NJ. +.
church read the service in the pres
cnce OF the family. The bride wore
her goingaway gown and was unat-
tended. Mr.. and Mrs Essex left
Immediately after the ceremony for
q wedding trip and viii be at home
at 10 Townsend nv. Detroit where
the groom rs employed at the Hud-
son Motor Co The bride has been
in the office OF Dr. C.. n. Myers for
several years and is a popular vo-
oalist. having appeared at numerous
times I'm solo parts az church and
social affairs.
The C. W. T. NJ. Of the Indiana
Avenue Christian church was en-
tertained Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Charles Culp. 126 +.
Indiana av. Mrs Goss was leader
for the day and the various mem
hers took the Latin countries. locat-
ed and described them. Mrs l. f.
Engles had Mexico; Mrs. W. J.. /
Thompson. Brazil; Mrs II. Lee. Ca
mana: Mrs. Ralph White. Paraguay;
Mrs Ernest Moffitt. Chile: Mrs. CuIp. /
Peru. Children's stories were given
10y Miss Vera GOss and Miss Thelma
Engle. Mrs. Engle gave a pleasing
vocal solo. A social hour closed the
meeting. Mrs. Thompson, 122 r.
broadway, will be hostess to the So
Ciety. Jan. ..
Election Of officers Of the Past
Chiefs association Of the Pythian
tea ladies was held Tuesday after
noon at a meeting with Mrs ]. $.
Miller Ills Missoula av. Mrs. John
Henderson was elected president:
Mrs. Louis Berger. vice president:
Mrs. Harry L. Yerrick. lecturer. A
program for the day on Indiana au-
thors was given by Mrs. Otto VOL
ters. and Airs. Miller who reviewed
the Harvester Dainty refresh
u-ents were served at the after
Moons close. ON Jan. , the MEM
hers will meet with Mrs VOTERS.
SOP +. Broadway.
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The nature study department of
the Progress club met Tuesday aft
trnoon in the club rooms for a pro-
-ram on Winter Residents" given
by Mrs. J. +. Nuner and Miss Edna
Place. RUBY and Golden Crown
Kinglets." and Fox Sparrow" were
ne principal birds spoken of and
the members were advised to include
the following list OF food i'm caring
FOR the winter birds: Suet. fat pork.
suntlower hemp and canary seeds.
salt water, crumbs OF doughnuts and
dog biscuit. The department will
have its next meeting Dec. 10.
a meeting or the women's auNiI-
larry OF Trinity NJ. +. church was
held at the home OF Mrs. r. L.
Smith. 1912 Woodward av.. Tuesday