South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-19

and a committee was appointed 20
/ make plans for "A missionary library.
/ Mrs r. Kilgore was elected treas
urer 20 al the vacancy made by the
! resignation OF Mrs. c. J. Thompson
and Mrs. Uhl was made assistant
! treasurer. on Nov. 10 Mrs. CIiston
/ Phillips, Mccartney St, will be hos
tess 20 the members Of the society.
A large attendance was reported
ar the Circle Of Mercy meeting at
/ the home OF Mrs. d. J. Kelly. 718
| ". Jefferson blvd. Thursday after
noon. Reports Of com mittees were
heard anG plans were made for the
soliciting OF vegetables, jelI:es and
buffers by the house committee. Do
nations OF heavy clothing for chill
dren would be appreciated by the
circle. Mrs. A. F. Perley and Mrs.
James Tracy were elected delegates
to the Chicago Association of Day
Nurseries convention, 20 be held in
the Fine Arts building, oct. 80. A
social hour followed the business
meeting. In two weeks Mrs. j.. L.
I
entertain the circle.
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A Halloween party at which the
seniors OF the South Bend Training
school were the guests OF the junior
primary class. was given at the
school Thursday evening Ghosts
met the guests at the door and es-
corted them into darkened rooms.
which, when lighted. were prettily
decorated with autumn leaves,
lanterns and the class colors. black
and orange. Bobbing for apples and
other Halloween stunts were en-
joyed by the girls and Halloween
luncheon was served
The regular weekly study class
OF the Home Girls Bible class was
held at the training school Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. ii. Cook. .235 r. Foo. St, en-
tertained with a dinner party Thurs
day noon in honor of the S4th birth
day anniversary of Mrs. Mary Pon.
Chrysanthemums were arranged on
the table. at which covers were laid
Frank Stull of Tyner, Ind, Mr. and
Mrs. smith Milliken of Lydick, Rob
ert Chamberlin of Chain Lakes, Mrs.
Orville Riner and son of Five Points.
AIRS. G. 4. Poff and daughter and
son OF Walnut Grove, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Pon, Mrs. Taylor and Mrs.
Berry of this city.
:!
Mrs. John Baxter. Joseph St,
Mishawaka. was hostess to the
Plymouth club Thursday at an ALI
day meeting. A picnic dinner was
served at noon and the Halloween
spirit was prominea: in the house
decorations. Mrs. Bert Thompson
and Mr.. Fred Botset won contest
favors. IL was decided that at each
meeting of the club in the future
some bit of work would be done for
the soldiers Mrs. w. f. Waiach.
~ y. Race St, assisted by Mrs. II. !
+. SudeTs. viii entertain the club |
on Nov. 1.
Mrs. W. c. Herzog, s26 Third St, |
NIishawaka. was hostess to the |
members or the Twin City Sewing
circle Thursday afternoon. In the
contests which followed the business
meeting Mrs. Mike Kinscherff and
Mrs. Harry Vandenburgh won the
favors. A luncheon was served and
Mrs. o. Compton, Mishawaka. will
entertain the club in two weeks. on
oct. %, the members will enter
tain their husbands with a Halo |
ween party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Witwer, Bronson st.
Mrs. Ellen Wass, $50 ). Laurel !
ST., entertained the Good Friends
club Thursday. Sewing, crocheting
and contests were the diversions of !
the afternoon. In a be-n bag con-
test Mrs. Henry Naft and Mrs. |
George Odell won the favors. Vel |
low and white chrysanthemums cen
tered the table. at which a two
course Halloween luncheon was
served. on Nov. Mrs. Henry Naft, !
sol :. Michigan St, will entertain |
the club.
The annual meeting of the WOm-
ans league of the First Methodist !
church was held Wednesday after