South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-03

held, followed By an interesting pro-
gram. An address was given by
Rev ID. a. Haley, several readings
BY Miss Cora Holt, Miss Mary Meyer
and Miss Estella Guise, and piano
selections by Miss Ruth Grove. Mrs
Pearl Whitmer and Miss Ruth Fish
er. A male quartet also favored
with several numbers. The house
decorations were in keeping with
Halloween and near the close appro-
pirate refreshments were served to
more than so guests.
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The first Of the series OF Saturday
afternoon informal dansants Will be
held in the new ballroom OF the
Farmers Trust building. Saturday
afternoon. More than so couples Of
the younger folk are expected 20 at
tend and Messick's orchestra will
furnish music for the dancing which
starts promptly at $3.50. John L.
Riley and J. Paul Fogarty comprise
the committee in charge of the as
semblies.
The Economics club was enter
AAAiFu dA tic uullit OF MIS-. ~ VI.
Porter. 5. Michigan street. Thursday.
The time was devoted To reading
and the studying Of the lesson IN
two weeks Mrs. Hips. 72O Leer St.
VIII entertain the club.
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The Good Friends club mem bers
were charmingly entertained at a
Halloween party Thursday after
noon by Mrs. Herbert Wass. 100 $
Laurel 81. Mrs Wass favored with
two solos accompanied on the piano
by Mrs. ellis. A contest was one Of
the forms OF amusement Mrs
Wayne Wells won the first prize,
Mrs Fred kimball the consolation
and Mrs. Horn OF berkeley, Calf,
the guest favor. Choice refreshments
were served TO the II members and
three guests. IN three weeks the
club will meet with Mrs. Henry
Mast. sol s. Michigan St. and Nov
13 he club viii celebrate the birth
day anniversary Of Mrs. Charles
j. Rickel. 1909 S Carroll St, with
"a costume party at her home. A pic
mic supper will be served.
The November meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Epworth
Memorial church was held Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. A.
Dyke. 1905 y. Johnson St. with S5
members present. Plans were COM
pleted for the annual chicken sup
Per and bazaar at the church Nov
%. One new member was added
10 the society during the business
time. Light refreshments served by
the hostess marked the afternoons
close. She was assisted by Mrs. G.
Clarke. Mrs. August Prast and Mrs
&. NJ. Oberling. Dec. 8. the meet
ing will be at the home of Mrs
harry Barnes, 1925 n. Johnson St
Mrs. O. Compton, MishawaIca. en-
tertained the Twin City Sewing cir
Gle Thursday afternoon at their fort
nightly meeting. A contest was a
pleasant feature OF the afternoon at
which Mrs. II. b. ellis and Mrs.
T. c. Witwer won the honors. Dur
ing the afternoon the hostess serv-
ed dainty refreshments. on Nov. 10
the members will celebrate their
sixth anniversary with Mrs George
Dressler. 624 s. Column bia st The
meeting in two weeks will be at the
home of Mrs. G. f. Harper, COS +.
Washington av.
The monthly meeting of the Stump
ton Prairie Home Economics club
was held yesterday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Charles Wiseman. 4
program for the afternoon consisted
Of papers on the proper disposal of
refuse by various memb ers. Mrs.
Tavern Bloomfield had reading
en-. Material for the Home. ana
Mrs. Maggie Ross had a paper on
the general topic which was follow
I'd by a general discussion. Re-
freshments were served. The meet
ing Dec. Z, will be at the home OF
Mrs. william
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The Home Girls Bible class was
very delightfully."- entertained Thurs
day afternoon BY the president. Mrs.
Fred Woodward. 522 s St Joseph
ST The members interested them.
selves with sewing for the Epworth
hospital and after the study lesson
nom the gospel Of John, led By Mrs.
Alma %. Ware. the hostess served
light refreshments The regular class
meeting viii be held next Thurs
day in the Melville building.
Miss Bessie Rhinehart. 521 5. Car
roll St. entertained the members of
the Willing Workers class Of Mizpah
Evangelical sunday school and their
friends az a masquerade Halloween
party Wednesday evening. The house
was lighted with jack-o'- lanterns
and decorated in Keeping with the
season. The favors in a contest were
given 90 Ruby Seider and Ruth
Grove Miss Seider of Plymouth.
Ind. was among the guests.
The Standard Bearers OF Grace NJ