South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-28

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An attractive Thanksgiving dane I
Ing party viii be given at the oliver
hotel Wednesday evening Nov. 20.
~ the United Commercial Travellers .
Of South Bend Council 80. ass. .
Messicks orchestra will play for the
dancing. which viii begin promptly
at o'clock The committees i'm
charge are as follows: General com .
mittee, +. T.. Hoel. l.. Q. Landon and
j. A. Robert. program committee,
Il. J. Weiuke. l. T.. Robson and W.
W. Funk. reception. %. ID. Kise. r.
K Mccoy. o. H. Shafer r. Har-
rison. W. ID O'Dell and 81. g. Langen-
enbahn; floor. Palmer Cole. O.. O..
Eohrer. Samuel c.. Bunker. Thomas
:. Foraker. H. G. Greenswold.
Charles W. Osborne. Herman +.
Pabst r. ". Pagel. w W RiJenour.
+. A. Schaens. Larue Smith. c. W.
Tallerday, Edward W Taylor. J. +.
Watkins. II. l.. Thallemer and d. J.
Mcmahon. The grand march will be
led by the officers of the council
A pleasant surprise party was
given in honor of Jim Wyland. 80
Columbia ST.. Sunday afternoon and
evening by members of the Red
mems band and their wives. Music
was furnished by the band and re-
freshments were served near the
close of an enjoyable eveEing
A v,Qr4fv.~ moe hold NF,rI..- rr-os,
ingSit the home OF Mrs j. G.. Edge
worth. 1112 S. Michigan St. to or
ganlze the Elder Dramatic club.
Following a brief discussion it was
decided TO adopt the constition used
by the National Dramatic assOcia-
ton. The meetings viii be held
following the regular fortnightly
meeting Of the Elder civic club.
Election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. G.. j. Edge
worth: vice president. Mrs T.. o.
Jellison; secretary and treasurer, r.
j Willis; general supervisor, Miss
Anna Stanley.
Miss Alberta Pomeroy and Miss
Laura Claeys entertained Monday
evening at the home of Miss Pom
erov, 113 Chestnut St The affair
was the occasion Of the birthday
anniversaries Of both the hostesses
Dainty refreshments were served
during the course of a social even
ing and the guests numbered -.
Hiss Pomeroy and Miss Claeys re-
ceived pretty gifts. Miss Claeys will
lie hostess 10 a number Of friends AT
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evening.
Miss Louise Krah. 1888 Van
Buren, St. Will entertain Tuesday
evening AT dinner in honor of the
Misses Anna Mccarthy. Maud Smith
end Emma ROgges.
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Manufacturers of Textiles" and
Arts and Crafts were the topics of
two papers of more than ordinary
excellence presented by Miss Helene
Neitzel and Mrs r. l.. Sims at the
meeting of the department of cur
rent events of the Progress club
Monday afternoon. Miss Neitzel
spoke first on textiles, giving her
history of material from the very
earliest period. She showed in her
discussion that there had been lit
tie change IN the manufacture of GER
tain cloths
Mrs. Sims paper was made espe-
cially interesting by a beautiful dis
play OF the hIndiwork Of the high
school pupils. including some quilts.
center pieces. desk sets and posters
Several of the book racks made
by the pupils were exhibited at New
York and sold for five and eight dol
lars a set. she said. One of the
young women in the class has made
covers for programs at one of the
local theaters and much Il The 9TH
er work has been displayed H. some
OF the downtown shops Mrs Sims
spoke in particular of the quilting
by the young girls of which she
said the craft work done by her is
part Of her.
AT the next meeting Of the de-
partment, Dec. II, the general sub
jet Will be Christmas in All
Lands" by members of the depart
ment-
DR. and Mrs r. J. Lent. 1O7 North
Shore dr., were host and hostess
Monday evening at "A dinner party
for members OF the Navarro Place
Dinner club There were covers for
"a members and Mr.. and Mrs
Wardell, and Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Lonn of Detroit. who are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Ward T. Mack The
neXt dinner viii be Dec. II with Mr.
and Mrs. T. W. Slick. North snore
Or.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Miller.
I.aporte av-, entertained with a fam
lily dinner Sunday at their home.
There were covers laid for eight
guests. Among those present were
Miss Elizabeth Hamilton of Coloma.
Mich
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The old Time Friends club en-
jOyed their usual dinner party last
evening at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs j. NJ. Chillas. 511 s St Jo-