South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-07

Lloyd Colip was surprised by
large party Of his friends Friday
evening al his home. Gel Iawndale
av. I'm celebration Of his DIST birth
day anniversary. During the even
ing Miss Elizabeth Beyrer gave sew
eral clever readings and games and
music were other diversions a
lunch was served to the 40 guests
present
Miss Dorothy Yinst Of CHICAGO.
who has conducted dancing classes
here for the past few years. will re-
open her classes the latter part Of
the month. Announcements as TO
the time and place will be made
later.
The Young Peoples society of the
St. PauIs German Lutheran church
viii entertain all the young people
OF the church at "a banquet Tuesday
evening az O'Clock. More than 8
guests viii be present.
A missionary pageant The open
Gate, was presented by members
Of the First Baptist church last
evening at the church auditorium
when members Of the Quincy street
Baptist church and the First Chris
tian church Missionary societies and
their husbands were guests. The
program was given under the direc-
ton o. the WOmen's Mission circle
Of the church and was produced by
Il members including the men OF
the parish. The story had 20 10
with the American opportunity and
responsibility I'M relations 10 immi-
grants Of other countries The en-
tire cast appeared i'm the cos,dmes or
various nations and the stage set
ting was formed with flags.
Between the acts the guests were
entertained with vocal duet.
Beautiful Land" by Messrs. Cover
and Duncan. and Miss Wilda Shontz
played beautiful violin solo
American" and star Spangled
Banner were among the patriotic
airs played during the sketch The
monthly meeting Of the Mission
circle will be held Nov. g.
Miss Rolene Abbott. 1929 River
side dr.. was hostess To members
Of the c. w. b. NJ. Of the First
Christian church Friday afternoon
The new officers were installed as
follows Mrs G. p. DuComb, presi-
dent; Mrs H. Appleman. vice pres
ident; Mrs IT. NJ. Kinzie. secretary;
Mrs H. Jerome Haselbeck. treasur-
err; Mrs. T. ]. Butt. reporter; Mrs.
g. Parish. pianist; Mrs. Clifford Du
Comb. tithing; Mrs. r. w. Taylor
district manager.
Mrs. Noah +. Smith. Mrs Dixon
and Mrs r. A. Robinson read pa
pers on the topic for the afternoon.
Miss Edith Mathes played "a piano
solo. and Mrs. j.. O. Schoeppel con
tributed "A vocal numb her Light re-
freshments were served by the host
ess. Members of the society will
meet Nov. ?.
a meeting of the W. NJ. a. Of the
United Brethren church was held
with Mrs. A = White. S35 Bowman
ST.. on Friday. Mrs. Frank Baker
led the devotionals and Mrs. Olive
Balsley very ably discussed "A Les
son in Arithmetic on our Missions
in China. and Master James Cas-
mier gave a solo. Little Baby
Shoes. Mrs. Belle Elder of Ida
VILE Ind. branch secretary of the
outerhine guild was present and
spoke ON the proposed activities of.
the society for the coming year. Re
freshments were served To- is MEM
hers and II guests. Plans were
made for an an meeting oct Il at
the home OF Mrs Sparks. Elder 81
when an members are urged 10 be
present. The monthly meeting will
Toe Friday evening Nov with Mrs
Feschka. 500 f. Ohio ST.
Mrs IT, NIIlhouse. 1908 Riverside
dr.. was hostess Friday afternoon
TO- members of the Women's Mis-
sionary society of Westminster
PRESBYTERIAN church at their month
Is meeting. Mrs. W. =. Hartman was
In charge of the devotional eXer-
cises and Mrs. T. w. Morse led the
discussion on the 'AggreSsiveneSS Of
Normanism" n chapter on the
United Christian Church OF Ko-
rea'. from the Kings Highway
was read. a social hour was enjoy
ed Mrs Edward Stricken $50 Lin
coin way W., viii entertain the So
Ciety Nov. g.
The october meeting OF the Wom-
ems Foreign Missionary society of
Grace NJ. F. church was held in the
church parlors Friday The bust
ness session was held after the de-
votional services led 10y Mrs. Edward