South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-12

liam Shonts read a paper on trees
including the American Linden or
Eastwood. Wild Black Cherry. Amer
lean Crab Apple. Shadbush or June
berry" Mrs. r. J. Altgelt read a
poem. By Miss Edith Thomas, Talk
ing ia Their Sleep" and two articles
The Swallow Family" and THE
Purple Martin" and Mrs. Jessie Aulls
read a study Of Winter Branches.
and the Woods. the River and the
Rain" by Going. The talks were
illustrated with specimens OF the diff
ferent trees. The next meeting will
be held Nov. % when Mrs. George
Cutter. Miss Edythe Brown and Miss
frma Collmer will have charge OF the
program.
Armistice night was celebrated in
as truly a patriotic spirit as prevail
ed a year ago, at the dance which
was given Tuesday night by the Phi
Delta Kappa. Beta Omicron chapter
at the Elk's temple. The dance floor
was crowded TO its capacity. 40
couples being present TO celebrate
the anniversary OF the cessation OF
hOstilities. A unique feature OF the
Gance was the program Of "a dances.
the music for which was furnished
by two orchestras, Steimrichs. Of
Elkhart and Hunts jazzy jazzers, Of
this city. Each dance was played
by one orchestra, the orchestras al
ternating. The music was continu-
Gus from 9 until 1 o'clock. Serpen-
tine steamers added much to the
enjoyment and gayety of the party.
AS a courtesy TO Miss Irene Laub-
er, bride-elect, Miss Madeline Ny
ers, sos T.. Washington av.. enter
tanned with a 1880 O'Clock dinner
Tuesday evening. Covers were laid
for l. guests at a table conferred
with a kewpie dressed as a bride.
The favors were tiny kewpie brides
and the place cards were of cupids.
Three courses were served, the color
scheme being green and white. Miss
Frances Schmitt. -O7 w. Sixth St.
Mishawaka, Will entertain Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Mary r. Germany. 323 W. La
fayette blvd, was married TO W u.
Rettic, 319 y. Lafayette blvd.
Tuesday evening at o'clock
by Rev. G. y. Harmon, at the Meth
Odist parsonage, Goshen, Ind. Fol-
lowing a 6 O'Clock dinner at the
Haskell House, at which 8 guests
were present, the party motored
home. Mr. and Mrs. Rettic will re-
side at 319 y Lafayette blvd.
The Woman's College club was
entertained Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Fred Elbel, zoos w.
Colfax av. Plans for the years pro-
gram were formulated at the bust
ness meeting which was followed by
social afternoon. At $3.50 o'clock
dinner was served TO the 22 mem
bers present. The rooms were de-
cOrated with yellow roses and other
fall flowers.
Miss Gladys Wolf Cpl y. st.
Louis blvd. was hostess Tuesday
evening 10 il members Of the Sill
yer Side club at an armistice day
celebration. Dancing, music, games
and contests were enjoyed during
the evening. A luncheon was served.
\ Thanksgiving party will be held
at the home Of the Misses Marie and
Lillian Singler. lis S. Hill St. Nov.
26.
A meeting OF 20 directors OF the
ST. Joseph's Hospital Aid society was
held Tuesday afternoon at the hos
pital During the regular business
session IT was announced that fruit
and Jelly will be collected for the
hospital during the month OF NOvem-
Der The next general meeting viii
De held some time in November. the
exact date has not been set.