South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-09

The Central Bible class or the
First Presbyterian church was en-
tertaineJ by Or. Anna Baker Wed
uesday evening in the parlors OF the
church. Members and their friends
we're present and the time was spent
I'm sewing Toward the close the
hostess served tea. Mrs. B. N. Will
cox assisted in pouring
Mrs J. c. Otis. 7f0 Lawndale av..
was hostess TO the Pleasant View vs..
G.. T. L. Wednesday During the
business session plans were made for
penny supper 90 Dee held with Mrs.
Charles Uldine. 14o7 Lincoln way vs..
AIRS. Harry Roderick read a paper
on The Printed Page as "a Teacher
OF Purity" and Mrs r. Hull gave
The Relation OF Human Education
90 the ". G. r. g." Music was fur
nished by Miss Christabeu Manning.
The next meeting vii Doe held Dec. 8.
with Mrs. Dave Augustine, 1901 Lin
coin way w.
The L. and G.. club were entertain
ed wednesday afternoon at the
home of Miss Emma Eckert. 1872
ID Jackson ST.. Following the bust
ness session games and contests
were enjoyed at which Mrs ID.
Evans and Mrs. L. MCGEE won the
favors Refreshments were served.
In two weeks the club will meet with
Mrs. Evans. Sixth st. River Park.
Place hall looks like q quaint old
fashioned garden. CAV with corn
stalks and wistaria-twined archways.
garden which blossomed in a day.
as nj setting for the delightful
autumn dancing party given by the
Day Students association of Notre
Dame university last evening. The
annual fan dance was well attend
ed. the big hall being crowded with
the dancers. The emblems of the
fall season was the chief attraction
among the pretty decorations. Big
y. u. blankets and pennants gave
the proper Notre Dame atmosphere
10 the dance.
The dance was In charge OF Vim
cent Vaughn Joseph Flynn j. Paul
Fogarty TT. ID. Brentlinger. Maurice
B Ready O.. J. Cregan. and " HOl-
land Light refreshments were serv-
ed throughout the evening The
patrons and patronesses were Prof.
and Mrs ". l.. Benitz. Or. and Mrs.
-. J. Powers and Judge and Mrs
j.. !. Nurpillat
The guests from out OF the city
ere the Misses French Of Niles.
Mich. Vincent of Chicago, III.
Campbell of Elkhart May Atticks
OF IapOrte Reta Fruend of Balti-
more and r. NJ. Frederick of Elk
hart
Miss Hazel Elsie McCombs. daugh-
ter OF Mrs. a. J McCombs and Karl
ron j. Kingsafer of Chicago, son of
Mr. and Mrs. a. Kingsafer of Rose
land were married Wednesday morn
ing at $50 O'Clock at the parsonage
OF the FIRST NJ. r. church. Rev. II.
l.. Davis performed the ceremony.
Miss Winifred Kryder. els Riverside
dr. was the bridesmaid and Howard
MCCombs attended the groomsman
AS best man. Miss Kryder wore
brown corduroy suit with a hat Of
brown velour The brides costume
was OF midnight blue gabardine and
she wore Il white hat. Mr. and Mrs
F<iugsafer left immediately for Chi
cago where they will make their
home.
Members OF the Clay and Harris
Home Economics club held their
regular meeting Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. r II. Casey. Willow
Bluff farm The members contribut-
ed a very interesting program on
Cheese" A paper on Cheese. its
Manufacture and Kind" by Mrs.
WILDER; paper on Use of Cheese.
by Mrs John Nanness; place of
Cheese I'm Diet" Mrs. UzeU Chris
tian; Miss Mary Casey gave a vocal
solo and Miss Mildred Stuckey gave
several violin selections. Refresh
ments were served. At the meeting
Nov. 26 at the home of Mrs George
Hepler. a demonstration of bread
making will be given.
Mrs. Gilbert a. Elliott. 976 River
side dr. was hostess Wednesday aft
ernoon 20 members OF the Wowan's
Literary club. Miss Mary Humphreys
gave a review Introducing the
American Spirit" by Edward A.
Steiner. and Mrs. IT, c. Kreighhaum
had an ESSAY. "Americanization
Through Womens ORGANIZATIONS.
hy Anne Rhodes. and reading of
Five Peasants Letters" by w T.
Thomas A social hour with refresh
ments marked the close OF the meet
ing Members Of the club will have
their next session Nov. %
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The Diamond Tnrlble club held a