South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-27

Frank Slower, two songs. "Elegie"
and Down Through the Path. by
Mrs. Bryan; a song. "Dost Thou
Know was given by Mrs. ]. A
Rode; Miss Inez Haeske played two
violin solos. Last Sleep of the Vir-
GIN and "Serenade de Moliere".
Miss Mabel Bartlett played the en-
tire accomplishments Mrs. Charles
II. Frye contributed the current
events. The department will not
meet until Nov %.
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Miss Eleanor Peterson Of Elk
I hart, whose marriage TO Howard
, LongshOre Of this city Will take
place in Elkhart Saturday, vas
hOnOred guest at an informal even
ing party Wednesday at the home
of Miss Nellie Esberg, 1912 S. Sec
ond st. A supper of two courses
was served during the evening.
Autumn baskets. and pink roses as
favors marked the places OF the
guests while at the bride's-to-be
place there was a corsage bouquet.
The house decorations were autumn
and cut flowers effecting a color
note Of yellow and white
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Mrs. II. r. Fassnacht. 6O7 Park
av., entertained Mrs. Emil Reyer's
Sunday school class of the First NJ.
| +. church at Halloween party
Thursday evening. The guests came
in comic costumes, and Mrs. Reyer
and Miss Florence Reamer enter
tanned with wierd story telling. The
rooms were decorated with appro-
/ pirate Halloween suggestions. Late
/ in the evening a buffet supper was
! served. Mrs. John Blake, Mrs. c.
| 5. Randolph and Mrs. II. F. Leroy
/ were the assisting hOstesses.
The Thursday club held a meet
| ing Thursday afternoon with Mrs
o. f. Stevens, 226 Haney av. Mrs
| George w. Phillips read a paper of
I much interest on Indiana and Mrs
Emma b. Harris gave reminiscent
Z, ces of South Bend. Mrs. r G.
I Farley entertained with two selec-
tons by Riley, There Little Girl
Don't Cry" and 90. Heart OF Mine.
After the social hour the members
adjourned to meet Nov. with Mrs
c. ]. Allardt, S. William st.
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An informal recital last evening
at the Lowell Heights Nj. e. church
was attended by large number Of
| the congregation and friends Miss
/ Ruth Hershenow, a gifted young
reader gave her reading OF Poly
anna" and between the three acts
social music was given by Miss
Mildred Timson who gave a piano
number; Miss Esther Fulton a vio-
lin solo and vocal solo by Mrs.
l. w Shanafelt
Miss Sigma Forslund, 2O19 Catal-
pa av., entertained mem bers OF the
Modern Aachtes club Thursday
evening at a Halloween party. The
home was decorated with Halloween
suggestions in yellow and black.
The evening was spent in games
and contests and refreshments were
served. In two weeks the club will
meet with Miss Rena Lutman, 712
Blaine av.
Members OF the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Swedish Lutheran
church met in the church parlors
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. John
Anderson and Mrs. Carl Blomdell as
hostesses. Mrs. John Johnson and
Mrs. Victor Edstrom gave a pleas
ing duet and Mrs. John Kullenburg
gave a reading after which Rev. G..
Olson addressed the members. Re-
freshments were served after which
the members adjourned 10 meet
Nov. 9.
Member, of the Fancy Needle
workers we've entertained Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Carrie
Royce. IFS y. Francis st. The mem
bers planned a Halloween party for
next Tuesday evening at the home
Of Mrs. Pauline Deitz. 1906 : Frank
lin ST. Luncheon was served TO the
ten members and one guest follow
ing the social afternoon. The regu-
lar club meeting will be Nov. with
Mrs. Rose Jester, 1907 S. Michigan
81.
MtiAUtlS VI the OuliAld tAuU llltl
at the home of Miss Mildred Fun
stOn, s. Lafayette St, Thursday
= evening and enjoyed a picnic sup
per. Covers were laid for eight
The evening was spent informally
and the next meeting will be held on
the regular meeting night, Monday
Nov. 6, at the home of Miss Mary
Livengood. 9O1 s. Michigan St
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Mrs ]. A. Toner, Division 81, road
was hostess TO ten members of the
Ladies' Aid society OF the Munsor
. chapel Thursday afternoon. Needle
work formed the pastime for the aft
ernoon and refreshments were en-
joyed. In two weeks the member.
will hold an all day session at the
home Of Mrs. Ora Taylor, Division
ST road.
. A party of riends Of Glenn Broad
p hurst were entertained at a very
successful Halloween part Thurs
. day evening at his home, 1913 s
Z Michigan 81. Paul Luken and
Haynes Peters as the entertainers
proved 10 be the attraction OF the
evening. The guests numbered So