South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-31

ga ~ iHfWal III N4lf lIDIlIf Oh lAf-t mum
er Mrs !. =. Anderson. 7i5 Forest
aF. a luncheon was served.
A committee TO investigate the
possibility Of the establishment OF a
settlement house On the west side 20
be maintained jointly by the clubs
and churches OF the city was APP
pointed az the meeting OF the Wom-
ans Home Missionary society OF the
First ~. r. church held In the
church parlors Thursday afternoon
Devotional services were conducted
by Mrs Fred Stretch and a paper
on "Americanization- What II IT,
was read by Mrs ". r.. Wegner.
Fifty members were present and as
sisted in the packing OF a barrel to
he sent 10 the Campbell settlement
house in Gary. which was named IN
honor OF Mrs. MyrOn Campbell
Plans were also discussed for the
Northwest Indiana conference which
will he held here Nov 1919. Host
esses at the meeting were Mrs. Veg
ner Mrs II. J. Casteel Mrs. Hart
Mrs Fred Stretch, Mrs. McFann.
Mrs Margaret Stull. Mrs r. G
Welton. Mrs. T. p. Meyer and Mrs
Ammon Snyder.
"A a courtesy 10 Miss Dorothy
Kleiser who viii leave Nov 10 for
Chicago where she will enter the
nurses training school at Mercy
hospital. Miss Elizabeth Altering,
1885 y Notre Dame av.. entertain
ed informally Thursday night The
Halloween motif was evident in the
decorations Of the house and IN the
favOrs which marked the places Of
the guests at the table conferred with
hrysanthemums. Covers were
placed for Miss Kleiser. Miss Rose
mary Rnss. Miss Mildred Odiet. Miss
Agatha Guendlng Miss Clara Sch
wind. Miss Mary Milea. Miss Kath-
crime Herman and Miss Altering
Members OF the Junior league of
st. Peters Evangelical church en-
tertained with a Halloween party in
the parish school Thursday night
The room was decorated in red and
black pumpkins and lanterns form
ing the only light. The guests
gathered about the witchs kettle.
filled with pop corn balls. which Oc-
cupied the center Of the room and
told Halloween and ghost stories
The guests were all In costume
prizes being awarded to Miss Esther
Dieske and Miss Elsie Schultz
Music and games were enjoyed. fav-
ors m the latter being won by Miss
Esther Kurzhals and Miss Margaret
Schultz. Refreshments were served
following the unmasking Mr. and
Mrs Glass acted as chaperones and
Rev. and Mrs. Hugo Weichelt and
family were honor guests. Miss Ruth
Collins and Miss Mildred Glass COM
prised the committee on decorations
and entertainment
A Halloween party for mem bers
OF the Fellowship class Of the First
Baptist church was held Thursday
night at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Roscoe Hart, 631 s. St Joseph ST.
Games and contests were enjoyed
preceding a short business session.
Autumn leaves and pumpkins form
ed the decorations. Luncheon was
served TO 80 guests.
Miss Grace Rowe. 100 California
Az. was hostess TO u guests at a
Halloween party Thursday night.
Colors suggestive OF the season were
used IN decorating Dancing and
fortune telling were diversions OF
the evening and refreshments were
served.
Miss Alvina Nitsche 23O4 Lincoln
way W. Mishawaka. assisted by
Miss MarCella Mitchell. Miss GLADYS
Waters. Miss Caroline Davidson.
MIR and Mrs Fred c. Haas. Roy
Young and Mr.. Farmer. entertained
members Of the choir of the First
NJ F. church at Halloween party
Thursday night The occasion being
the oath wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs Haas. They were presented
with gift Refreshments were
served 30 SO guests.
Miss Mary Vurpillat daughter OF
Judge Francis J. Vurpulat 500 y
Main ST. dean of the law depart
Ineul al NoIe l'alue university. en-
tertalned a number OF friends az her
home Thursday night. Music during
the evening was furnished by
George Bresland, composer of a por-
tion OF the score Of "Katcha Koo."
The Plymouth club members ot
South Bend and NIishawaka sur
prised Mrs. Charles Coil. OF Elkhart
Thursday AT noon picnic dinner
was served 20 26 members. and the
afternoon was spent socially. The
next meeting VIII be held Of the
home OF Mrs g f FIrestone
Plymouth, Ind Nov Is.
The Friendship Bible class of the
Sull Memorial N T. church held
q meeting Thursday az the home of
Mrs. Vance Duncan. s Main ST. The
members. mum btrinE %. met az the
parsonage at 2 o'clock. from where
they motored 20 Mrs. Duncan's
home After n business session q
social hour was held and refresh.
ments served. In the contests fav-
0rs were won hv Mrs Arthur XVfkt