South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-01

viii entertain for Miss Miller on
Tuesday evening and the Mesdames
William Goebel. George Goebel and
Roland Baker are entertaining AT
the home Of the former on Saturday
evening Of this week.
The nuns Of St. Joseph hospital
were delightfully."- entertained Sun
day evening by DR.. Maurice Francis
Egan, who is convalescing from an
illness. An impromptu musical pro-
gram and a reading featured the
evening. Light refreshments were
served.
Joseph F. Buckley, Haney av.. en-
RETAINED Saturday evening at a Hal
lOwe'en party Music and games
were a feature of the evening. Two
piano solos were given by Miss Will
ma z Boyer. A buffet luncheon was
also served. The guests were: Will
ma +. Boyer. James Archambeault
Gladys Austin, Margaret Burgess.
Crawford Shapes. Jr., Margaret Nc
Curtin, Otto Cochran. Louise Birch,
Vernon Bedford, Bertha Barth, Mi
chael Berta, Francis Barley. Jack
Martin, Ellen Gardener and Wilma
Feaser.
The Young Mothers Friendship
club will meet with Mrs. Myrtle
Milliken of Lydick on Thursday in
stead Of Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Doris Campbell. 1907 River
side dr., was hostess to the members
Of the Phi Sigma sorority at dinner
Monday evening,
The MotherSy club Of the Stude-
baker school, will hold its regular
meeting at, the school Wednesday
afternoon. Nov. 2. There will be
an important business meeting a,
2:SO which will be followed by a
program including a piano duet by
Miss Everett and Miss Brodbeck, a
reading by Mrs. o. B. Clark. a vocal
solo by Miss Evelyn Fullmer, and a
talk by the principal, B. c. Shene-
field.
A fplaylet entitled "A Busy La
dieSS Aid" will be given under the
auspices OF the club Friday eve-{
ming, Nov. 4. at the school.
The Dreamers Five held their
Halloween dance at Beyler hall on
Monday evening. The College Mel
ody Boys played the program Of
dances.
Miss Ruth HoTowell, 316 W. Mad
ison St, delightfully."- entertained Il
of her little friends at a halloween
party Monday night. Games, con-
tests and a fortune telling contest
featured. The guests were Marian
Elbel. Marian Dalton. Virginia Page,
Helen Ridenour. Mary Hubbard
Mary Harriet Snyder, Elinor Rumpf,
Molly Freek. Louise Manner. Mar
garet Fink. Jane and Mary Louis
DOlk, and Geraldine Kus.
The house was decorted with fall
leaves. corn stalks, pumpkins and
other novelties in keeping with the
spirit of the holiday.
Miss Florence Muchenthaler. 707
Marietta St. was hostess to u mem
bers of the Jan d. club Monday
evening at a halloween masquerade.
Music and games were the features
Of the evening In a contest. Miss
Hilda Krah and Miss Ethel Blu
chanan won the favors. Jack-o'-lan-
terms and lighted pumpkins decort
ed. the home. while a basket of fall
flowers graced the table from which
n buffet luncheon was served. The
next meeting Of the club will be with
Miss Mildred Mason. 1902 5. Michi-
gan st.
A gala affair was the halloween /
party given at the Elks' temple on
Monday evening. Harris orchestra
Of Elkhart, Ind, played the pro-
gram Of dances. The ball room was
made festive with decorations OF
pumpkins, black cats and witches !
the orchestra being completely hid |
den in a bower of corn stalks. Each /
OF the guests were provided with |
orange Turk hats trimmed In black. |
The committee in charge was
Clark Carson. a. w Holycross, c. |
A. Budd and c. A Geleide.
Mrs. J. ]. O'brien. 100 Park av.. !
entertained Saturday from until |
o'clock in honor of her daugh- I
ter. Miss Virginia. At $50 a three I
course dinner was served. The /
table decorations were suggestive OF /
halloween. The guests were Vir- {
ginia Page Jane Ross, Frances J.
O'Brien. Helen Lamport. Margaret I
Fara baugh. Lillian Shidler. Jack /
Hitler. Robert Elliott Harry Whee-
lock, Richard Lamport. Eugene |
O'Brien and Robert Lee.
The most elaborate affair OF the /
Halloween season was the annual
frollc given Saturday evening at the
and Mary Ann clubs, /
about $50 guests participating. The
rooms were converted into bower
of autumn leaves and greenery'
streamers from the ceiling producing I
the spooky effect and desired setting
for the ghosts and black cats, which
peered from all corners. Steimricks
orchestra played the program Of
dances and cider and doughnuts
were served during the evening.
a charming affair OF Monday was
the luncheon given at l o'clock by
Miss Gladys Van Gorder at her
home. SCI Ashland av. The affair
honored her house guests. Mrs. Wal
ter Darr Crouch. Of New York city,
and Mrs. Frank Thompson, OF oak
land. Calf. The luncheon table was
lovely with a basket OF Aaron Ward
roses as its certerpiece. Places were
laid for Mrs Crouch. Mrs. Thomp-
son. Mrs. William Krumm, Mrs.
No., Esnr ]