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

gained Thursday evening at the
First Evangelical church. with an
enrolment of 26 members. The
entire evening was devoted 20 the T
transaction Of business and the
election ~ officers took place. George /
Lone was elected president Miss
Miriam Rausch. vice president. Miss
Samantha Sheetz. secretary. and
Rev. w. IT. Freshley. teacher. with (
Fred Schwitzer as assistant. The /
class viii meet each Thursday even /
ing az TIE church following the f.
prayer meeting service.
The Women's Foreign Missionary I
society OF the Trinity NJ. +. church /
held its regular meeting at the /
church Thursday afternoon with a 4
good attendance Of members. Dur /
ing the afternoon Mrs. NJ c. Hunt /
gave reports OF the district and .
branch meetings OF the society and \
music was enjoyed. Mite boxes were /
distributed
Miss Mildred Buck and Miss Ruth !
Graffenberger We're hostesses at "A |
Halloween party given Thursday |
evening at the home Of Miss Graf |
fenberger. 1874 Il. BisseH St |
Orange and black crepe paper and /
autumn leaves were used in the /
decorations. The guests, who num- |
bered %, roasted weiners and toast I
ed marshmallows cut Of doors and [
games and contests were enjoyed
indoors. later. Norman Cook. Miss
Hattie Dunlap and John Taylor
drew the favors for the contests
Eight couples were entertained at
the home OF Miss Nanda McCom bs !
Of 8oselawn Thursday evening at a |
chicken dinner Following the din |
ner. which was served at O'Clock. !
the guests played cards
James Jameson Of Chicago was
host 10 an Orpheum party followed |
by dinner at the Oriental Inn Thurs |
day evening An out-of-town guest |
was Donald Saunter Of Elkhart. Mr. I,
jameson returned 10 his home Fri |
day
The Circle Of Service of the First
Baptist church met with Mrs. c. A. /
Decker. 21l W Wayne st. Thurs
uay. The afternoon was spent with
sewing and Mrs. John f. Cotter
gave vocal selections The hostess
served dainty refreshments at the
close Of the afternoon The next
meeting will be held all day We'd
nesday at the church. All members
are urged to be present and come
prepared TO sew
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Mrs. T A. Freeman. 1910 Wood
ward av.. was hostess to members
of the Impromptu club Thursday
afternoon. The members mum bered
10 and there were seven ex-mem-
hers as guests Mrs. r. T. Miller
was leader for the afternoon and
opened the program with the song.
AUD Lang Syne," by the club. Mrs 4
r. Williams gave a very inter-
esting paper on Historic Friend
ship and several letters We're read
from eX-members. who reside i'm
distant cities. Mrs Miller gave
toast before the serving Of refresh
ments after which the club adjourn
ed. The next meeting Will be held
ir two weeks with Mrs. f. II. Good
man, 924 Leland av.
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Mrs. o. r. Julian. 1864 Wood
ward av., pleasantly entertained
FER sunday school class of the First
NJ +. church at her home Thursday
evening. y business session was
held when officers for the class were
elected rs follows. Miss Geneva
Morse. president; Miss Irene Crumb.
vice president. and Misses FIosyie
Davis and Ethel Phillips. captains
Tor the sides i'm a coming member
ship contest. The secretaries of the
various departments are Misses
Leah LennoX. Ethel Phillips. Besse
Morse and Wanda E(ingshafer. a
number OF those present who form
the standard Bearers class. made
pans for the years work and elect
ed new officers Hiss Esther Grubb
was chosen president Miss Fay
Turner, vice president; Miss Clara
Steiner. secretary. and Miss Mabel
davidson. treasurer During the
evening Miss Linda Burg favored
with paino selections and Iaverne
SampSon with numbers ON the
Violin. Miss Irene Crumb won the
prize in a floral contest. Toward
the clost of the entertainment y
two-coUrse supper was served TO the
"a guests present. Chrysanthemums
we're used for table decorations.
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Members of the Kappa phi Sirua
sorority met with Miss Irene Pear
son. Woodward av.. Thursday even
ink Three new members were
pledged at this meeting and were