South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-27
SOCIETY AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN

Mr and Mrs. George ". schock.
s11 Wood St. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Miss Ruth
Elizabeth Schock 10 Samuel j.
schwartz OF NIishawaka. Mr..
schwartz is deputy prosecuting at
torney here.
Miss Ethel Williams. daughter Of
ar. and Mrs James williams and
Clarence /. Carlton. son Of Mrs. Ella
Carlton. both residents Of the Di-
vision st. road. were married Satur-
day evening at the home OF the
brides parents. Miss Crystabelle
Manning played the wedding march
and Rev. Claude Young pastor Of
MOnson chapel performed the cere-
mony. Christmas decorations we're
used throughout the house Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlton will reside in this city.
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An annual family dinner was a fea-
ture OF Christmas day at the home
OF j. A. Mccullough. residing four
miles south OF South Bend The
guests included all the members OF
the Mccullough family and number
ed Al. Dinner was served from
four large tables. The party was
conveyed from the city TO the farm
by a fOur-mule team. Music was
furnished throughout the afternoon
by Miss Myrtle Taylor Of this city.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the First Presbyterian
church entertained more than so
little children at a Christmas party
in the church parlOrs Tuesday at
ternoon. The guests were children
OF needy families OF South Bend
who had not had a Christmas at
their home. The rooms were beau
tifully decorated for the occasion
with Christmas suggestions and
large Christmas tree furnished
amusement for the little folks. Re
freshments and games were the fea-
lures OF the party, and refreshments
were served Near the close Santa
made his appearance to distribute
kits to each guest. The names OF
the children were secured through
the Associated Charities and they
were taken to and from the church
IN automobiles
Nicholson Inn promises to be
headqua rteIs this year for New
Years frivolity. with an open house
program. which starts at noon and
ends with a dinner-dance in the
evening. Attractive invitations have
been issued for the day and several
private parties have already made
reservations. The younger set, those
home for the holidays, will make
up large part of the guest list.
At dinner. 10 be served from ~
until o'clock, music and cabaret
acts viii be furnished. This pro-
Bram viii be repeated in the even
Ing. when from 6 until o'clock,
supper. with special New Years
features, will be served. IRON 8
until o'clock Frederickson's five
piece orchestra will play for tea
dansant At o'clock the dining
dance viii be given. with cabaret
acts. and with appropriate favors
and decorations
on the occasion OF their fort
AttrhtA1 NaiiNAho ldl - 4 utSQdy even
ing the Married Folks Dancing club
entertained with a Christmas guest
party in the American hall There
were a number of guests from out
of town who are here for the holi-
days. The program of dances
opened at 9 o'clock and during the
intermission a supper was served.
Holly wreaths with red and green
streamers decorated the hall. Miss
Gladys Lawson of Chicago was a
guest from away. On the commit
tee for the evening were Or. and
Mrs Glenn Shidler, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank NJ. Hatch. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Woodward, AIR. and Mrs. c. L. Zig
Ter. Or. and Mrs. j. A Varier. j. L.
\eff, Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ. Russell,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Austin. Mr. and
Mrs. r. A. Miller and Mrs. +. G..
Perkins. The club will have anoth-
er dance in two weeks.
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a banquet 10 20 members and
guests was held last evening i'm the
old court house by the Auten W r.
e. No. IL There was a Christmas
tree for the entertainment OF the
euests following the dinner Each
one received gift During the bust
ness session two new members Mrs.
Bertha Nanderbeck and Mrs Emma
g. McGregor were taken into the
corps
Mr. and Mrs Sanford r Rugee.
IL s. William ST, entertained with