South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-28

pices OF the University and Indiana
clubs will be held Friday evening.
A large reception was held Thurs
day evening in the parlors of the
First Methodist church honoring
Rev. and Mrs. Ebert z. Monger.
Rev and Mrs. w. z. Mckenzie and
the religious educational director. 1.
G. Paulson.
The parlors were attractively dec
Grated with foliage and garden flow
ers. A silver basket OF white roses
formed the centerpiece of the table,
from which Mrs. Charles Russ and
Mrs. W. S. Mclaughlin poured. A
musical program was enjoyed
throughout thA evening with Daily
Roberts, violinist, accompanied by
Miss Harriet Kemper. pianist. Vocal
numbers were given by Miss Mar
jorie Blake. Late in the evening
light refreshments were served.
The mothers department OF the
Progress club will meet next Tues
day afternoon in the club rooms.
Mrs. Rosalie Roach Fassett, of Chi
cago, H.. will lecture on Making
Houses Into Attractive Homes" Mrs.
Lucille Varier will have charge of
/ the musical program.
The Dreamers Five will hold a
dance at the Beyler hall on Monday
evening, Oct. 81 Music will be fur
nished by the College Melody Boys.
The proceeds from the affair will
be used for charity.
The Bee Hive club met at the
home Of Mrs. John Glavin. 74S Lon
dale av. Prizes awarded in sewing
| contests were won by Mrs. Ralph
| Quimby and Mrs. Blanche Mitchell.
Luncheon was served TO ten mem
bers. The clubs next meeting will
( be at the home of Mrs. George Biek,
| 729 Blaine av.
About $50 couples attended the
masquerade Halloween party given
I by the Wilson Brothers Girls club
! Thursday evening in the Tribune
/ auditorium. Zilke's orchestra play
I ed the program of dances. The
I grand march was led by Mr.. and
/ Mrs. F. II. Negley. Clever stunts,
given by the members of the various
/ departments IF the company, were
feature OF the evening. Miss Mar
/ ion Madden proved a popular for
! tune teller among the masqueraders.
/ The affair was in charge Of the
r~aCfHnn+
ard the chairman Of the social COM
mittee. Miss Anna Casey.
The Munson Ladies Aid society
OF the Munson church met at the
home of Mrs. L. o. Ella on Division
st. road. A chicken dinner was served
to ten members and two visitors. The
time was spent quilting. Arrange
ments were made for chicken sup
per to be held Nov. at Munson
church. The next regular meeting
will be held with Mrs. Harry Cas-
I sells.
/ ing OF Nov. II. Speakers Of prom.
inence have been engaged TO grv,
talks during the dinner, which VIII
I be served at 6:3O and dancing and
cards will be provided from until
= o'clock. Harry Dennys orchestra
will play the program of dances.
+ The affair is TO be given for the pur-
! pose of helping to raise funds for
+ the new K. Of c. home.
Thirty members of the Triangle
club enjoyed a Halloween party
Wednesday evening at the home of
j Miss LOrene Mogle, 1915 Portage av.
Contests and games were featured
and the home was attractively dec
GRATED in keeping with the Halloween
! The Scholarship club announces
/ the first assembly to be given for
, the eff campus students OF Notre
1 Dame university will be given on the
evening Of Nov. from until II
O'Clock. The Harry Denny orchestra
will play for all the dances of the
series.
Mrs. Edmund Slick, 7O4 Marietta
St, entertained 10 members of the
( Modern Priscilla club Wednesday
afternoon. Needlework was the
feature Of the afternoon and lunch
! con was served. Mrs. Albert Wilsey
724 E. Wayne st. will be hostess at
: the next meeting Nov. 10.
/
! A dinner dance Will be given by
the Knights OF Columbus for their
members and friends in tire Rotary
room Of the Oliver hotel OF the even
/ sea son. The club will hold their
! regular meeting next Wednesday
evening at the Y. w. c. A.
/ South Bend Assembly, No. 1908
/ Of the Loyal Americans, held their
regular meeting Wednesday evening
at Beyler hall. One application was
received and one Civ n the obliga-
! ton. Mrs. George 81 der gave a re-
port on the convention which was
! held in Chicago. oct. is and 10.
! Plans were completed FOR the drill
team 10 attend the installation at
Benton Harbor. Nov. 9. Dancing
followed the business session. A
masquerade will be given at Beyler
hall on Saturday evening. Oct. %.
Mrs I. r. Mcconnell. lis Elm ST,
was hostess Wednesday 10 the Jolly
Birthday club. A pot luck luncheon
was served at noon 70 the - mem