South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-01

Mrs. II. s. Badet. as y Lafayette
blvd. eDf srtained with a prettily ap-
pointed O'Clock luncheon Friday at
the Nicholson Inn for q company Of
guests as a compliment 10 her sis
ter-in-law. Mrs Dean Johnson OF
New York city. formerly OF this city.
There were covers for Il al a table
In the new japanese room. Mrs.
Johnson is the house guest Of Mrs.
r. =. Badet, AZ s. Main 81.
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In celebration OF their 10th we'd
ding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs.
George TT. Leslie, SIS Leland ay..
entertained with a dinner Thanks
giving day at noon. Clusters or
yellow and white chrysanthemums
we're used al ;he center of the table
and individual nut baskets tied with
tiny yellow bows marked the places
OF the guests Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Place and family of Walkerton
were present from out OF town.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Huss, AS
:. Eddy ST. entertained with a
Thanksgiving dinner Thursday in
honor OF the 18TH wedding aEniver-
sa.ry OF their son and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs George Huss. Covers were
laid for Is at a three-course dinner.
The table decorations were pink and
white carnations. Mr.. and Mrs. Huss
received several pretty gifts. the
presentation speech being made by
Gustaye Schricker. Among the
guests. besides the host and hostess,
were Mr.. and Mrs George Huss.
lheir daughter viola. and son Earl,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huss. Mr. and
Mrs Gustave Schricker and sons.
otto and Richard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Orris OF Glendora, Mich:
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Barnhardt,
and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Huss OF
buchanan, Mich.
The lecture 10 be given Saturday
afternoon at the Progress club is
anticipated with much interest both
hy members and many outside the
cub. Henry Warren Poor, A. NJ.
Of Boston. Mass. will talk on the
attractive subject OF Famous Paint
ings," illustrated by nearly 200
slides Mr. Poor has been heard In
eastern cities with so much enthu-
siasm that he has been asked to fiji
"a return engagement. II is said, from
10 to 40 times. He talks without
notes or manuscript. and the beautf-
ful slides he uses were made and
PAINTED by himself
a special feature of the after
rooms program will be the musical
numbers by Hal Van Aiken, violin
ist, who has just recently been well
coined back TO the city after being
absent for three years on concert
tours. Mr.. Van Aiken will play the
concert ''Valse," by Edward Schutt
and Mrs. Frank A. Slower will ac-
company on the piano.
Mrs. F. W. Keller will give the
suffrage report of the state fedora
ton meeting held at Indianapolis
recently. at the business meeting to
precede the lecture
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Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Steiner. 8O7
Prairie av., were host and hostess at
a family dinner Thursday AT noon
there were covers for Ii and in the
evening they had 16 guests at
table conferred with a bouquet of
yellow and white chrysanthemums
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Mrs. Minnie Anderson. 727 South
Bend av, was hostess at a dinner
Thursday given for the members of
the family, and Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Van Gundy were invited guests.
Chrysanthemums of white were
used in decoration of the table at
which there were places laid for l..
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey. ia
W Emery St, were host and hostess
az a family dinner given on Thanks
giving. The guests mum bered "a.
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Mr. and Mrs. J.. F. Sanders OF
AlisEawaka entertained with fam
ily dinner Thursday and Mr.. and