South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22

/ entertaining rs guests. The home
was prettily decorated and blNH
and yellow favors were given each
guest. Games and contests formed
the evenings entertainment prize,
being won BY Louise Nimet. Mary
8fichlerberg. Eleanor Keith and
Marguerite Beaupoh.
The Friday Friendship club met
/ with Mrs. JoSn Blake, 1919 Var
+ Buren, St, Friday afternoon for a
study OF the picture THE Augelus. -
( Mrs. c. F1ke gave the life history
/ Of the artist, and Mrs. Carlson. gave
study OF the picture.
I The next meeting will be in two
weeks at the home OF Mrs. Carlson,
y. Lafayette st.
Auten Relief Corps No. 1, met at
| the K. Of P. hall yesterday after
noon. There were 50 members aid
two visitors present. Plans were
made for a sewing circle 70 be held
at the same Race, Oct 2S.
About rs couples attended the
first dance of the season given Fri
day evening in the Tribune audi
forum by the Delta Theta Tau So
/ rority. other chapters were invited
and members attended from Marion,
Fort Wayne and Chicago. Mr. and
| Mrs. Vernon Rust and NJ. and Mrs.
I w. A. Kraus, Of Alliance, O., acted
as chaperones. Music was furnished
by the II. and n. society orchestra.
| The dance is to be an annual affair.
Seventy-five members Of the Wom-
ans Auxiliary OF Westminster
church met Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. A. Frank Eby, 5l4
w. LaSalle av., the assisting hostess
es were Mrs. o. A. Scherman, Mrs.
4 c. NJ. Palmer. Mrs. Frank Nnoblock,
J Mrs. r. a. Walter, Mrs. T. Sparks
and Mrs Irwan Howard. There was
a business session followed by a pro-
gram which included a piano solo
by Mrs o. b Scandling, a reading
! by Mrs Irwin Dalk, and two vocal
solos by Mrs. Eli Seebirt. Plans were
made 20 hold a white elephant party
. October % in tNe church parlors.
Mrs. Shepherd Crumpacker. 1S49
Portage av., was hostess Thursday
afternoon to 10 members Of the
QuatorZe club. A charmingly ap-
pointed luncheon was served at 1
o'clock by Mrs. Crumpacker and her
assisting hostesses, Mrs L. NJ. Ham
n erSchmidt, Mrs. Floyd Deahl and
Mrs. Orlo Deahl the luncheon table
being made attractive with an artis-
tic arrangement Of old fashioned
garden flowers.
The members responded TO roll
call with current events and Mrs.
D. VI. COen gave the lesson review,
her subject being Territorial Ex-
pansion and Slavery and Sectional
Feeling" The club will meet again
Nov. at the home of Mrs. L. NJ.
Hammerschmidt 1101 Riverside DIR.
The Plymouth club held an all
day meeting Thursday at the home
Of Mrs. w. H. Young, 415 Park av..
Mishawaka. A pot luck dinner was
served at noon TO 10 members and
guests the decorations being sug-
gestive Of the Halloween season.
The S1st birthday Of Mrs. Julia err,
was observed with a large birthday
cake and other special features.
Among the guests were Mrs. c. Fire
stone and Mrs. William English Of
Plymouth. and Mrs. Charles Worth
ington, Of Elkhart. On Nov. II the
club will be entertained by Mrs.
Frank Hiss, els Portage av.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hatfield
were pleasantly surprised Thursday
evening by 40 Of their friends at the
home Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. J. Hatfield, 627 Niles av. The
evening was spent at the card tables
and the favors were won by Mrs.
William Hatfield, Mrs. Edgar Meade
and Clarence Hatfield.
A delightful affair Of Friday was
the l O'Clock luncheon given by Mrs.
f. T. Staley, 635 n. Main St, at the
Robertson Tea room, honoring Mrs.
Albert Power of Laporte. The
luncheon table was made lovely with
baskets Of American beauty roses
placed at each end, covers being laid
for Mrs L. Henry, Miss Marie
Henry, Mrs. Leon Schewind, Mrs.
4. Griffith, Mrs. Paul Haskinson,
Mrs Roy Somehow, Mrs. Harry
Somehow. Mrs. Betty Meyers and
Miss Alma Porter. ali Of Laporte,
and Mrs. B. D. Coon. Mrs. Agnes
Rolfe and Mrs. c. Hawkinson OF
this city.
The WOman's Home Missionary
society Of the Grace NJ. z. church