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

Mrs. F. NJ Walden. 7O5 y. eth ST..
River Park entertained 81 members
OF the Aurora Bible class OF the Tri-
nifty Presbyterian church AT a mas
querade party Thursday evening.
The house was appropriately decor
ated with jack o-lanterns. autumn
leaves and white chrysanthemums
Games and music were enjoyed dur
ing the evening In the contest the
favor was awarded 70 Mrs p. C.I
Burris a Halloween luncheon was
served. The next meeting Will be
held Nov. J. 3. the place 20 be an
nounced later.
The Rainbow club held an aU-day
meeting Thursday at the home of
Mrs Ear Camp. 754 Eighth ST.
River Park At noon dinner was
served 10 IS guests at a table efec-
lively conferred with a glowing jack
o-lantern. the favors being tiny
pumpkins Halloween place cards
added attractiveness. The living
rooms were decorated with leaves
and black cats After a business
meeting the afternoon was spent So
cially. needlewOrk being 2 diversion
Mrs. Charles r. Short. 4O6 y. Scott
, St. viii be hostess at the next regu-I
lar meeting which will be held Nov
rs.
The Woman's Union % Calvary
Baptist church held its regular,
monthly meeting at the home of
/ Mrs. r. J. Mickey. 1886 California
av.. Thursday afternoon The devo-
tionals were led by Mrs. n. Roney
/ and short prayers were read by Mrs.
l Q Mitchell, Mrs L. Pound, and Rev.
I II. q. Leonard Rev Leonard also
/ gave a talk on the advancement of
! the society. The brief business ses-
sion was followed by "A social hour
I ing will be held with Mrs Leonard.
] 1919 Woodward av.. Nov. 20.
The Eureka club met Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mat
! tie thinner. Lincoln way w There
were IA members present and two
/ guests. Mrs. Anna Detzler, of Chi
cago, III, and Mrs. 5. Beecher. Of
/ Cleveland. q. The house was decor
ated with the Halloween cOlors. A
business and social hour were fol-
lowed by refreshments. Mrs. Ida
Berger. 1913 Lincoln way w. will
/ entertain in two weeks.
More than 100 guests were enter
tanned az formal dinner party Civ
en- Thursday evening at O'Clock in
the Rotary room Of the Oliver hotel
I by Mr.. and Mrs. r z. Milton and
| Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Cushing. Long
| tables were arranged in the form of
| a cross with small tables in each
! corner The centerpieces Of the
| beautifully appointed tables were OF
pink and white chrysanthemums
Following the dinner the evening
was spent in dancing.
/ Announcement has been made by
\ Mr.. and Mrs Frank Butler Hurd,
Ia r saith st. New York City. of
/ the engagement OF their daughter.
! Miss Jane Hurd. TO Clement Stude-
! baker III, son of Mr. and Mrs Glenn
ent Studebaker, Jr. Miss Hurd is
| member of the Junior league. No
date has been set for the wedding.
! The Bee Hive club held its reg
! ular meeting Thursday az the home
I OF Mrs NJ. L. knight, SIS +. South
! ST Sewing was the diversion of the
! afternoon. A luncheon was served
/ 20 Is members The next meeting
will be announced later
Announcement has been received
4 Of the marriage of Miss Cathlyn
l Miller and Neil Wade. both of New
/ Carlisle. which took place in Chi
cago. Thursday
The Sewing circle Of the Helena
I Rebekah lodge met Thursday after
noon in the Masonic club rooms. The
[ afternoon was spent in sewing and
refreshments were served TO %
members by the hostesses, Mrs
Charles Lang. Mrs John p Purker
and Mrs. Albert Grohowski. Another
thimble will be held in two weeks.
Mrs Elmer Daicey 1885 Yukon
av. was hostess Thursday afternoon
NJ a meeting of the QuatOrze club.
ten members being iE attendance
Mrs \. %. Williamson gave a review
OF Harry LADDERS book "A Minstrel
lin France" A social afternoon fol-
/ lowed The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs Floyd A.
Deahl. S14 Van Buren, st, Nov. Is.
Mrs. X. y. Cass. SOC Duhail av..
was hostess Thursday afternoon at
meeting of the Thursday club.
Mrs George Phillips and Mrs. F. :.
Webster gave reports of the state
/ convention which was held al KO-
komo. After the business session
music was enjoyed. Mrs. Ida North.
115 : Notre Dame av. Will enter
tain the club Nov. 6.
The Victory club met at the home
Of Mrs Gustav A Clarquist. COS
I Thomas ST.. Thursday afternoon. In
the contest which was held during
the social hour the favor was award