South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03

IN the county. whether federated or
unfederated. are invited 20 attend
the meeting
Mrs. L. s. Davis and Mrs. Dalton
Noomaw were the speakers Of the
afternoon a. the meeting Of the his
tory department OF the Progress
club wednesday. Mrs. Davis chose
as her subject. The Budget Sys-
TEN. while Mrs. Moomaw discussed
the various bills in the legislature
that are particularly interesting 70
women. An important business
meeting preceded the afternoons
program.
The L. r. Bunco club gave Hal
loween party Monday evening az the
home or Miss Irma Christman, 2007
T.. Jefferson blvd. The early part
or the evening was devoted 20 the
playing Of bunco at which the prizes
were won by Cordelia Tucker and
Perry Hall Fortune telling and
dancing were other diversions Of the
evening. Ralph Dumke and Glenn
Cunningham entertained with sew
eral clever song selections, and
Miss Elsie Winterhon OF Goshen,
also gave several vocal selections.
The house was decorated with Hal
loween motifs throughout. Sixteen
couples attended, Of which there
were guests from Goshen. Elkhart
and Niles. At the close of the even
ing a delicious three course lunch
con was served The next regular
club meeting will be held Monday at
the home OF Miss Matilda Christ
man, Niles I'd.
The adult department of the First
Methodist Sunday school entertain
ed about 200 members and guests at
a delightful Halloween party Tues
day evening in the parlors OF the
church. Elaborate decorations sug-
gestive Of the season were used
throughout the parlors. Original
games arranged to promote sOciabil-
ity. which included the human
checker game played by Mr.. and
Mrs. L. j. HARDWOOD, with the guests
as the checkers, were interesting
features. The members of the Miz-
pah department furnished orches-
ira numbers a reading by Mrs. J.
w. Waters and short talks by Her
bert r. earn. A. II. Tyler. l.. ]. Har-
wood and Rev. Albert Monger add
ed TO the successful entertainment.
Mrs. William Jackson Kennedy,
Miss Vida Shontz and Mrs. 2. c.
Traver assisted the Niles Music club
IN the music of the opera, Robin
Hood" which was given Tuesday
afternoon at the Niles club.
Members of the Loyal American
drill team were entertained Tuesday
cvering at the home OF Mrs. Dora
Kimerley. 7O1 n. Michigan St. at an
d-fashioned masquerade, the affair
honoring the birthday Of Mrs.
Charles McCarty. The evening was
devoted to old-fashioned features
such as organ music and dancing
and the old-time games. In the
contests prizes were won by Mrs.
ollie Jeffries, Mrs. Grant Rhodes,
Mrs. Charles McCarty. Mrs. John
lifeline, Mrs. c. Lobaugh and Mrs.
Meta Burton.
The staff of the Pythian Sisters
was entertained Tuesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Grace Fisher.
1915 Miami st. In the contests
prizes were won by Mrs. A. SIiller
and Mrs. Raymond Cooley. Lunch
con was served. The next meeting
will take place in two weeks at the
home of Mrs. J. NiSart. 216 w
Bartlett st.
The Parent Teachers club of the
Perley school met Wednesday aft
ernoon at tn school Rev. B. d.
Beck addressed the gathering on
The Guardian of the Children" A
vocal solo by Alpha Kiplinger, ac-
companied by Mrs. r. Leach. and a
piano number by Mary Peters, were
given preceding the playlet. Skip
ping School" presented by the chill
dren of the third grade. A social
hour followed The next meeting
will be held Dec. Z.
The Shakespeare circle were tn
guests Wednesday afternoon OF Mrs.
Z. :. Sayre, 2412 Portage av. Mrs.
!. W. Kline reviewed the book, The
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. +"
4 buffet luncheon was served 10 u
members. Mrs. +. NJ. Hobert, of
Temperville, Ohio, was an out of
town guest. The next meeting will
be held in two weeks and Will be
in the nature of a winter picnic
honoring the husbands of the mem
berS of the circle. Mrs. II. =. Yves
terveit, y. Lafayette St. will be the
n ostess.
A district meeting Of the Anti
tuberculosis society was held at the
Oliver hotel at 1880 Tuesday to
make plans for the sale OF Christ
mas seals. NJ. a. Auerbach Of In
dianapolis. secretary of the Indiana
nti-Tuberculosis society. was the
speaker. Places were laid for Mrs
In a Olrev. Mrs. w r. kinsley.
At Wheelock's