South Bend news-times., 1919-11-01

Mss Golda Mericy 216 y. Laf-
aye,te blvd. entertained Is guests
at "a Halloween party Friday night
The affair was also in the nature OF
"a shower complimenting Miss Flor
ence Meyer. a bride-elect and Miss
Carrie Smith who is leaving the
city soon. The decorations were
suggestive Of the Halloween season
and luncheon was served al table
centered with chrysanthemums.
4 Halloween masGue party was
given Friday night by the Misses
q Anna and Bertha Gutstein. 1415 w.
Washington av Black and orange
streamers and autumn leaves form
cd the decorations Music and games
were diversions Of the evening, fav-
ors IN the latter being won 10y Miss
Eudice Gross, Miss Lena ROssin,
Miss Annette Frazin and Miss Katy
Dublin. There were "A guests.
4 progressive Halloween party
was enjoyed Friday night by 10
members Of the Happy Harvesters
Sunday school class OF the First
Evangelical church The hostesses
were Miss Vera Read. 2O7 S. Taylor
ST.. Miss Imogein Avery, 434 s
Lafayette blva.. Miss MardeH Luth-
or. 1112 HanSE av., and Mrs George
Long. 231 r. Donald ST. Appropriate
decorations were employed in all
the homes and each hostess served
one course Of a Halloween lunch
con.
Miss Jeanette Zeitler. 619 Cottage
Grove av.. entertained members Of
the Philoh Christus class OF the
Westminster Presbyterian church
with a Halloween masquerade party
Friday night Games and music
were enjoy ed and refreshments sug-
gestive of Halloween were served.
More than 800 guests, the largest
number ever attending an affair at
the Country club. were present at
the annual Halloween party Friday
night. which marked the close of
the social season. Twenty-one din
ner parties were held. the larger
ones being given by Mr.. and Mrs. w
*. McHenTy, VINO entertained 60
guests; Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Frank, 40
guests: Mr.. and Mrs W. Q. Rem
franz. I3 guests; a card club spons-
ored by Mr.. and Mrs f. II. yelling
ton. consisting OF IS members; Mr..
/, and Mrs. Charles o. Maus. five
guests. their daughter. Miss Eliza
beth Maus II guests; Mrs. George
Oltsch. Il guests: Mr. Whitehall. 10
guests and Mr.. Brewer, six guests.
Candlesticks with orange and
black shades adorned all the tables
and Halloween hats and horns were
given as favors. During the dinner
courses. Mrs. Harry Geisinger en-
tertained with vocal solos.
Dancing. for which Hunts Orches-
ira rendered the music. followed the
dinner Among those who enter
tained dancing parties were Miss
Elizabeth Ross. who was hostess to
a party OF Is as a compliment TO
her guest. Miss Margaret Ackerburt
of Chicago.
The decorations OF the club house
were most elaborate. Lanterns
lighted the veranda. and a profus-
ION OF autumn leaves, corn stalks,
and pumpkins were u I'D in the ball
room. Streamers Of red, white and
blue were employed effectively in
the parlor. Serpentine streamers
entangling the dancers added to the
cayety Of the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs George II. Stevenson
n g no
nllrriage OF their daughter. Alma
Gebhardt 20 Dr James A Duggan.
The ceremony was performed at 4
O'Clock Thursday afternoon, Oct 60,
i'm the Morrow Memorial NJ. F..
church at Maplewood by Rev.
Charles l. Walworth Miss Vera
stevenson. sister OF the bride and
DIT George +. Kalter were the at
tendants Following the ceremony
"a reception was held at the home of
the brides parents After Nov. 3.
following a short trip in the east,
Dr. and Mrs. Duggan viii occupy
Or Walter IT. Bakers home. 1889
$. Michigan ST. during his absence.
Dr. Duggan was formerly superin-
tendent OF Healthwin hospital
Atmosphere i'm the One-Act
Drama. ." was the subject Of paper
read by Mrs. Gilbert DunkIin at the
meeting OF seCion two of the litera-
ture department Of the Trogress
club held in the club rooms Friday
afternoon. THE Madonna one
act play by Middleton. was read by
Mrs. r. NJ. Morris. and the music
for the afternoon was IN charge Of
Miss Lillian Anderson. Following
the program Frank Beece told of
the work Of the Indiana Association
OF Workers for the Blind. of which
ne is state president The next de-
partment meeting viii be held on
Nov. T.
More than so students at the
Thomas business school and their
friends were entertained at Hal
loween party Friday evening at the
home OF Miss Anna Weidman. $50
PENNSYLVANIA av The guests came
masked and fortune telling was one
OF the diversions OF the evening. The
use OF an orange and black color
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