South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-08

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The dancing season ~ the oliver
hotel viii be inaugurated az 2 o'clock
tonight in the cafe on the main floor
~ the hotel the dancing program 90
be played by the Jules Stein orches-
TIA. A three hour program of dances
viii be enjoyed, and many novelties
in the way Of entertainment viii be
introduced. Table reservations IN the
cafe arc now being mace. the rush
for reservations revealing the inter
est which IS taken in the new enter
talnmeut.
The FIRST Or the weekly tea dan
SAINTS 20 be given at the Oliver dur
ing the season will be given in the
cafe between , and . o'clock on sat
urday afternoon, and dancing will
again Re enjoyed I'm the main floor
dining room on Saturday evening be
tween ? and L o'clock. The Stein
orchestra viii furnish the music for
an ri the parties. which will be Civ
en- each week throughout the sea
son.
Mrs. F. Yost. 1886 Vassar av..
entertained he THURSDAY club
THURSDAY afternool An interest
ing program was the feature q the
afternoon entertainments. Mrs. A.
. Dalrymple read a poem by Edgar
Guest The Poet OF the Sierras."
was given by Mrs. Ida North. and
delightful paper on The Singer Of
the old Swimming Hole" was given
by Mrs. Webster. Miss Madeline
McClave entertained with piano Sc
iections and a description OF the
work OF the Optimistic club among
Ia
Mrs Barnes A profusion of mari
COLDS decorated the home. Mrs.
Webster. 92S Niles av., will be hos
less TO the club oct 81
An all day comfort knOtting was
held Thursday at the nome OF Mrs
George Darllus. on the Division 81
I'd. by the Ladies Aid society Of the
Munson chapel A pot-luck dinner
was served az noon 10 nine members
and six visitors. During the short
business meeting three new mem
beers were welcomed into the society,
the new members are Mrs. Richard.
Mrs M0lar and Mrs Earl Carlton.
Arrangements were made for a
chicken supper 20 be held IN the
church Get %. Another all day
meeting VIII be held in two weeks
with Mrs Rhoda Collins on the Di-
vision 81. ri.
a meeting Of the Ladies' Aid So
eiety OF the Broadway Evangelic al
church was held Thursday afternoon
iu the church parlors. HO9eIses for
the occasion were Mrs. G. Shultz,
Mrs John Heintzeman, Mrs. Mar
-arct Heintzemau and Mrs. Arthur
Wagner. During the meeting, which
combined social and business mat
tiers. a decision was reached TO adopt
an Armenian child for "a year. Re
freshments were served following
the meeting. Guest night Will be oh
served az the next meeting to be held
az the church Nov 4.
The c. ". 3. VI. of the First
Christian church met with Mrs. G..
DuCCmb. 1915 Lincoln way W,
Thursday afternoon. DeyOtionals
were led by Mrs. X. Holmes and a
short talk was given by Rev. Nc
quarry on THE New Emphasis of
Spiritual Power" Mrs. II. .. Incl
spoke on the power or prayer. Light
refreshments were served to 60
members during the social hour
which followed the meeting. The
hostesses for the afternoon were
Mrs. Hathaway. Mrs. Shafer Mrs
Gross, Mrs. Leer and Mrs. Winchell.
Rev McOuary Will entertain the So
Ciety Nov. Z.
Thirty members Of the Ladies Aid
and Missionary societies OF the First
Evangelical church met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Fred Deering
lis Chapel lane The afternoon s
program which was i'm charge or
Mrs. otto Hertz. included "A talk on
The Mission Field. by Mrs. kerlin.
a. vocal selection AT the Place Of
Player" by Mrs. Harvey KTetka, and
"a reading. The New Christian by
Mrs Deering. Mrs William Wetter-
gren. 2214 Miami ST.. will enter in
the societies the first Thursday i'm
November.
Routine business was transacted
II meeting OF the Womans Foreign
Missionary society Of The Grace NJ
L.. church. held Thursday afternoon
in the church parlors Airs L.. G.
galloway. Mrs. -. -. Eou Duraur
Airs r Kuepp. Mrs. vs.. r. Nichols.
Mrs. George Davis. Mrs. uomer