South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-13
SOCIETY

-SOCIEI y
One OF The most enjoyable affairs
F.rer bv tho Woman's Dining club
v5s a dinner Tuesday evening at The
South Bend Country club. Dinner
was served to ca guests ON The vc-
Tauda Of rhe club house az a table
attracfireIv appointed with Gec0ra-
tOns furthe-;uT a Haliowe en- color
f.herC Following the dinner q mu-
ficd program Was rendered by
Louis ElheI The program is as fol
lows 'Valse iu a Fiat "Etude."
N0cturn in g. Minor" and Ballad
s. a Fiat" by Chopin. Prelude in
q Minor o. RachmauinUh Ito
snrug and The Butterfly" by
Criev. The Prophet Bird" and a
Romance In r sharp" by Schu-
man. "Nalss Elysian an original
CrmT ositiou by Louis Elbe-. and
'GoudOuera" and ''Tarantcua" by
List The next meeting of the
club viii be- held the second Tues
oay in November. the place 10 be
announced later
One of the most interesting meet
f1Es Of the nature study department
90 the Progress club was held Tues
day afternoon AZ the country home
Cf Mis- Florence Peck on the Niles
O." b. meeting was held on the
avn and the afternoon program
included talk on the oak family
illustrated with specimens of the
different species and a reading Of
the Indiana author BIatchIey.'s
Boulder Revertes' by Miss Harriet
Fellc- Mrs A. L. Moore gave on IT,
lIstra3ed lecture on the Jack in-the-
pulpit and the hepatics and read
october oy James Whitcomb
RILEY. Following the meeting mem
uers who attended the meeting we-e
entertained By a wiener roast which
was held on the banks Of q creek
running through the lawn; coffee
was served by the program commit
tee. An afternoon meeting will be
held oct &c o. $50 O'Clock in the
club rooms
A meeting Of the high school girls
bible class was held Tuesday after
noon az the. Y. W. G. A. with an at
tendance Of so members Last
years outline viii be followed IN the
WORK Tor this wear and school Gre
dts VIII be- given for bible study.
a supper at $40 o'clock preceded
the meeting OF the business WON en- -
bible class at the Y. ". G. A Bible
classes No one and two merged and
VIII continue their work under the
direction Of Mrs. Emma 3. Harris.
Both bible classes VIII meet Oct. Is
a meeting Of the literature de-
partment section OF the Progress
club VIII be held Wednesday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock IN the club
rooms Miss Edith Hoibrook will
3. IN. 20
and Miss Charlotte Partridge WI
Discuss bis novel Fathers and
Children"
Suggestive Of the Halloween sea
sou was the Ella bOrate dinner given
Monday evening at the Country club
tE Nr. and Mrs L p. Hardy. 1T
Forest av. Places were laid for p
guests at table conferred with a
large wicker bislIet OF bittersweet
nd bearing AZ the individual places
halloween favors. Streamers fur
tnered the predominating color
scheme or orange and black.
The woman's Gund OF the ST.
James church was entertained Tues
day afternoon by Mrs G. J. Gaskill.
iU6 i. Monroe 81. Needlework
formed the diversion OF the after
..F"llf ana announce EIleuL was MADE
that the women OF the parish viii
tc entertained Saturday afternoon
from o'clock until o'clock by
Rev Robert J. Long IN the pariors
az The Y W. c. A.
Fourteen members OF the Live
oak drill team were entertained
Tuesday evening at the home Of
Airs Harvey Wiles. ST Z South ST..
i0 celebration OF the birthday ami
Versary OF Mrs. Wilcs Following an
o'clock dinner contests were won
by Mrs. Kate Saelof and Mrs. Mary
Harris. The hostess was presented
with a. birthday gift by the club
members. The regular club meeting
wiz he held Oct with Mrs. Clara
Martindale. SOC = Ohio ST.. and
Wednesday a card party Will be Civ
en- by the Live Oak Grove in the
Noodman hall
Mrs Burr Q. Sterhenscn. SIP w.
Wayne St. was hostess 10 the Inter
urban Bridge club Tuesday after
-oOL. Following the social after
noon buffet supper was served 70
the guests
The initial meeting Of the Lincoln
Literary club was held Monday at
ternoon az the home OF Mrs r. III
Jackson. 1I14 Lincoln way W. Dur
tnE the business session arrange
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