South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Henderson. sos
Cottage Grove av., were surprised
By group OF "a relatives
and friends Wednesday evening on
the occasion OF their 10th wedding
anniversary Music was a feature
OF the Informal entertainments Pink
and white chrysanthemums formed
the decorations in the home
Luncheon was served 20 the guests
Mr. and Mrs Henderson were mar
ried in St Joseph county and have
lived here throughout their married
life. They have three daughters.
Mrs. Q. J. Whitmer. Mrs. j. ". In
glewright OF this city, Mrs. r. o.
Hoffman OF North Liberty. one son.
Marvin Henderson. serving in the
navy az Philadelphia. and three
grandchildren, Mildred and Robert
Whitmer and Alice May Hoffman.
The CLEO club was entertained
Tuesday evening at the home OF
Miss Irene Sechrist, 1912 r. Indiana
av. After the business session a so
cial hour was enjoyed. Contest
favors were awarded % Mrs Laura
Cover and Miss Derada Kfssell. The
next meeting OF the club will be
held with Miss Kissell. SOC T. Cedar
St. on Dec. 3.
ComplimentinE her small daugh-
ter Miss Carol Louise Mrs Warren
IT, Miller. Hugg apartments. 534 s.
Main St, will entertain with a vic
tory party on Saturday afternoon
Bunting in the national colors will
be used In the decorations and pa
triOtic favors will be awarded the
contest winners. The guests will in
clude the Misses Betty Hurwich
Betty Klmmel. Alice Knobs. Louise
Taylor. Marjorie Hoyt. Iuriel and
Elizabeth Seideman and William
Fleming, Charles Knobs. Jack
Fritzer. and Crawford Staples. Jr
Mrs Miller will be assisted by the
Misses Virginia Byers and Ruth
HershenOw.
There were 10 members and two
visitors present at the meeting OK
section four OF the Pastors Aid So
ciety OF the First Christian church.
which was held Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. F. ..
Schoeppel. sol S. Carroll ST Rou-
tine business was transacted.
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One hundred and twenty-five
members and guests attended the
Victory ball with which the Indiana
Wednesday evening. A dinner pre-
coded the dance. Fredericksor's
orchestra furnished the music for
the evening This was the first of
series OF informal dinner dances
to be held every two weeks
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The Colfax W. G. T. U. met We'd
nesday with Mrs o. c. Harding. $40
Leland av. Mrs Mary Collins gave
a report or the state convention
which was held at Richmond. The
union has decided TO adopt a French
orphan. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Wilbur Hammond, 1850
Woodward av., Dec. Il.
Mrs. J. Marquis. s14 Diamond av.,
circle Wednesday. The members
finished reading Gerard's MY Four
Years In Germany" The annual
Thanksgiving dinner will be held at
the home OF Mrs. Charles Hall, 716
f. Madison St. Nov. 20.
Section one OF the literature de-
partment OF the Progress club met
wednesday afternoon. Miss Edith
Holbrook gave a forecast OF the
years work. Miss Esther Devin gavs
a review OF two books by Coningsby
Dawson. Garry On" and How 10
Win" and OF Christine" by Alice
Cholmondeley. She also gave
sketch OF the Returned Soldier"
by Rebecca West The next meet
ing Will be Nov. 20.
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Section two OF the Pastors Aid
society or the First Christian church
met Wednesday with Mrs Sophia
Beagle. sos Blaine nv. Plans were
made for the Christmas bazaar. The
next meeting will be at the home Of
Mrs. Joseph Kopcsay, 1417 s Michi-
gan ST. Dec. II.
The Woman's Literary club met
Wednesday with Mrs. Hiram c.
Rreighbaum. 526 s. st. Joseph ST. a
simple, attractive luncheon was
served at 1 o'clock. after which the
program was presented from 2
O'Clock until 4. Mrs. c. NJ Knob
lock gave a report on Irwin s. Cobb's
book. Corinthians Second" and
Mrs. W. X. LampOrt spoke on The
Things Men Fight For" by II. Fl.
Towers. The club will meet with
Mrs Herbert Smith. 10 y. y. Ia
fayette ST., Nov. 20
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The Clay and Harris Home Eco
Monies club met Wednesday with
Mrs. r. Casey. Edwardsburg I'd. Miss
Maude Gray gave a report on food
clubs During the business meet
ing the club voted 20 give $50 20
the United War Work fund. Miss
Elsie Christian will entertain the