South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-31
CITY To Watch
Father Time In
annual Flight
Churches, Theaters. Clubs,
Lodges and Private Parties
Plan Observance.

With the hotels and clubs offeri1E
an unusually good program of
dances. the theaters giving special
midnight performances. and most
of the churches conducting apprO-
Lriate services, South Bend will not
be lacking in the variety OF Its di-
versions this New Years eve.
The Oliver hotel will have the
annual New Years eve frolic Friday
evening in the tapestry room, pre-
ceded by a supper at o'clock. fOr
which more than $50 reservations
have been made. The Miller
Anderson and Harry Denny orches-
tras. under the direction of Mr.
Denny, have been engaged 10 play
for dancing. The latest imported
novelties will be employed in tn,
decorations, with special favors for
the women.
E1ks Arrange Program.
The Indiana ana University club
members viii have their annual
watch party and dance at the club
rooms, for members only. One Of
Harvey's Chicago orchestras viii
furnish music for the dance. and
two Chicago artists Miss Ruth
Wood. soprano. and Harrison Drake
tenor, Will furnish entertainment;
during the evening
on Friday afternoon the Elks
will have their annual dance for
the children from o'clock until .
at the temple. Steimrich's orchestra
VIII play the program of dances
in the evening, which promises TO
be an unusually gala event
The Orpheum viii present the
last performance at 1913 instead
Of the usual time, I'm order TO give
patrons the pleasure OF greeting the
New Year. The LaSalle and Castle
theaters have also planned late
shows.
Churches to Observe.
A number of the churches in the
city Will conduct watCh-night ser
vices. with varied programs o..
music, singing and dancing Several
Of the young men and women Of the
Grace Methodist church who arc
home for the holidays from college
will give an entertainment on New
Years eve, beginning at 8:15
o'clock. followed by addresses by
James Martin and DR. A T. Mon
ger, newly appointed pastor Of the
First VI. i. church. DevotonaIs
and a social hour for all members
Of the congregation during which
the Ladies' Aid society of the church
will serve refreshments, will fol
low.
Watch-night services will be held
at the Stull VI. f church Friday
night, beginning at o'clock. follow
ed by song services and @ sermon
by the pastor A social period and
devotiona's will complete the eve
ning's program.
A similar program will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. O. v Jackson a'
Stull Memorial church.
The River Park Methodist Epis-
COpal church viii hold q watch
night service Friday evening begin
ming at S:20, consisting Of a literary
program, social hour New Year
address 10y the pastor and Sacra
ment Of the Lords Supper.
After the regular services. which
open at T:45. the young people O
the st. PauIs German Lutheran
church. 40 W. Jefferson blvd. vii
/ have watch party in the churcI
parlcrs.
Arrange Musical Card.
A watch meeting viii be held a
the Sunnyside Presbyterian ChurCl
Friday evening. beginning az
o'clock, for all members.
Services at the First EvangaliCa
church. Lafayette blvd. and Mon
roe st. viii begin at $50 with ;
musical program, interspersed witt
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