South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-10

er. vice president; Mrs. Paul Swan
son, treasurer, and Miss Bessie
| Frick, reporter. Musical selections
were given by Mrs Otilla Myers
and interesting talks by Mrs. o.
r. Julian and Miss Leila Scott.
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Saturday afternoon in the new
ball room Of the Farmers Trust
building a large number Of young
people gathered for the third of a
series Of dansants. one of the most
enjoyable of the season. There was
program of dances opening at $3.50
o'clock furnished by Messick's or
Chestra. Though it was announced
this would be the last matinee
dance before the holidays, the
crowd was so enthusiastic over the
affair Saturday IL was decided to
give the fourth of the series next
Saturday. John G.. Riley and j.
Paul Fogarty were in charge Of the
arrangements.
One of the early Christmas dances
that will attract a goOdly number
OF dancers OF the city will be the one
TO be given Thursday evening in the
new ball room of the Farmers Trust
building by the Avalon Grotto. Ii
viii be informal and for members
and guests. Card tables are to be
provided for those who do not care
for dancing. and during the evening
4 D, Ill - a.
Messicks- orchestra has been en-
gagged 20 play for dancing. Philip
Morse is chairman of the committee
for the evening.
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The Jucundi Acti LabOres club
is making plans for a Christmas
party TO be held at the home of
Miss Voneta Kruger, 7O7 Cushing
St, which will be the first of sew
eral holiday affairs for the enter
tainment of the members.
The Navarro Place Dinner club
will be entertained on Monday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. T f. Slick.
t05 North Shore dr., at the Nichol-
son Inn.
Miss Nina Names and Leo Nell
son. both OF Kalamazoo. were mar
ried at 10 o'clock Saturday morn
ing at the parsonage of First NJ.
L. church. Rev. Henry L. Davis
officiating at the ceremony.
The current events department OF
the Progress club will entertain all
the departments of the club at a
general meeting Monday afternoon
instead OF the regular business
meeting. The affair will be in OBJ
servance OF Patriotic or Admission
day the date Of the admission OF
Indiana TO the union. All new
members are urged 10 be present
and especial efforts will be made 20
acquaint them with the old menu
bers of the club. An interesting
program has been arranged for the
occasion and viii consist of two Sc
lections from James Whitcomb
Riley by Mrs ]. S. MCGOWAN and
another in Negro dialect a paper
on Pioneer Mothers by Mrs. Ryell
7. Miller, and several selections by
the club chorus. Those who will
sing in the chorus are. Mrs George
"a. Fulmer. Mrs. J. Rode Mrs. w. r
Bryan. Mrs. Z. r. Huff. Mrs. J. r
Nuner. Mrs. Ralph NJ. Hutchinson
/ Mrs. Harry Cooper and Miss Camilla
/ Butterworth. with Miss Maude
Heath accompanies. Mrs. Rode and
: Mrs. Hun viii give a duet. Wits
pering Hope" and Miss Mable Bart
I lett will accompany them. Re
/ freshments will be served ut the
I close OF the program.
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\ meeting OF the Ladies' Aid so
J eiety Of Linden Avenue Christian
church was held with Mrs. f
I Truax. 1892 Orange st. Thursday
I The time was spent with social di-
versions and devotional exercises
. Refreshments were served by the
/ hostess. a supper will be given
/ Dec IA at the home OF Rev. Ed
ward Castle. 2426 KenwOod av. The
next regular meeting will be held
I Jan. g.