South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-04

The South Bend Teachers Fed
Grafton entertained with a Halloween
party and dance at the gymnasium
OF the High school Friday evening
The hall was prettily decorated with
JACKIE lanterns, corn shocks and
and pumpkins with ghosts stationed
around the room 10 greet the guests.
The grand march opened the enter
tainment and led sae guests through
darkeBed halls and down the dark
ened stairs. A ghost dance was a
special feature Of the evening and
there were two fortune tellers Mu-
sic was furnished by the Frederick
son orchestra Earl Johnson won
the favor in "A guessing contest To-
ward the close OF the evening punch
and waters were served 20 the 200
guests present.
The Ladies' Aid society OF Linden
Avenue Christian church met with
Mrs. Axtel Anderson, 752 Diamond
av., Friday The hours were given
TO devotion services and a social
TIE society viii meet again on Dec
with Mrs. L. Truax, 1902 Orange
st.
The China Decorating Art club
met Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Leo Swank. 112 r. Bartlett st. The
time was spent in painting china
and a social hour was enjoyed with
refreshments The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. 3. J. Engle-
drum. w. Navarro st.
More than &c children between
six and nine years of age were en-
tertained at the Young Womens
Christian association Saturday
morning at the regular weekly chill
dren's hour Games and marches
and drills were enjoyed with Miss
Olga Rosecrans in charge.
Complimenting Miss Pearl Ban
berger, who will leave soon TO make
her home in Brazil. Ind, Miss Elvis
Slower. s26 Marietta St. entertained
with a farewell party Friday even
ing Games and contests featured
the evening and prizes were award
ed TO the Misses Phoebe Coward.
Clarice Steiner and Leah Lennox.
Autumn leaves and chrysanthe-
NUNS IN color scheme OF red and
brown were used TO decorate. Re
freshments were served.
The Misses Verna and Edna Will
keson. SIS Cleveland av., entertain
ed the members OF the choir OF the
Holy Trinity English Lutheran
church Friday evening at their
home A social hour followed a
business meeting and a lunch was
served.
The WomG IS Bible class OF the
First Church Of the Brethren was
entertained Friday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. I. w. Jackson. 1909
Miami St The general program for
the afternoon was on Thanksgiving
opening with Thanksgiving quota
tons in answer 10 roll call. Mrs.
a. J. Austin had the topic of Gods
own Day" and Mrs. +. G. Miller
had paper on THANKSGIVING OBJ
servance"; Miss Edna Witwer en-
tertained with a vocal solo. accom-
panied on the piano by Mrs p. @.
Stanley. Miss Cora Wise, teacher
of the class. gave the lesson from
the book of Hebrews. Refreshments
were served late in the afternoon
10 46 members and a number OF
children. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. III. ID.
HOllaway. The next meeting OF the
class will be on Dec. /.
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Mrs. Robert Rutledge. $40 -. St.
Let's blvd, was hostess to members
of the Women's Mission circle of the
First Baptist church Friday after
noon Mrs. Emma McGraw and Mrs
r w. Doty led the meeting and
Mrs. r. c. Turk was in charge Of
the program. giving the subject OF
"Colored Girls. Who Have Made
Good" assisted BY Mrs George Bill,
Mrs Frank Irwin. Mrs. Quick and
Mrs. F.. Jay Smith. schools. Hospi-
tails and Seminaries in the South. ."
was the subject of an interesting
discussion and Mrs. ]. J. Miller had
charge of the missionary quiz
The hostess for the afternoon
with Mrs. Rutledge were Mrs. Lee.
Mrs r Henry. Mrs Z. r McFaul.
Mrs. A Allen, Mrs. Q. H Finch.
The meeting was closed with the
serving of refreshments. Mem bers
or the society will have their next
meeting Dec. 1.
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Members Of the Women's Mission
airy society OF Westminster Presby-
terrain church held their monthly
meeting Friday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Edward Strickler. 535
Lincoln way W She was assisted by