South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04

Livingston. y. Main St, viii enter
7 tain the club.
Herbert Corey. newspaper and
magazine writer, will speak this aft
I ernoon AZ o'clock at the Rotary
room or the Oliver hotel. 20 the
members OF the Progress club. Mr..
Corey who IS a no;ed journalist.
spent five years in the war zone and
was one OF the first foreign CORES
pondents 20 visit the Prussian front
in the east. he saw action with
the British. Belgian and French
troops, and spent some time At the
Italian front and nine months with
the Serbian army In Macedonia Mr..
Corey is a magazine writer OF note.
having written for some OF the fore
most publications. For his appear
arce here. Mr.. Corey has chosen the
subject. Setting the Stage For the
Next World War" The club invites
the general public 70 attend.
Mrs Edward STARK 433 Harrison
av. assisted by Mrs Herbert earn.
entertained Friday afternoon the
members OF the Friday Friendship
club Mrs. Homer Tassnacht enter
tanned with reading and Miss Irene
stark pleased with several piano
selections The afternoon was spent
socially and in a contest the t7vor
wac won by Mrs Theodore S trk.
Light refreshments were served 10
20 members. In two weeks, Mrs. c.
". Shaffstan. Pa Wakewa av.. will
be hostess to the club.
The regular Friday night dance
was held in the Rotary room at the
Oliver hotel last evening. The Toxic
orchestra played the splendid pro-
gram Of dances which was enjoyed
by $50 couples. including many Of
the visitors from afar who are here
for the homecoming.
Announcement is made OF the
marriage Of Miss Lillian Grady,
daughter OF J. n. Grady OF Monnette,
Ark. and Lawrence A. Freeman, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. T A. Freeman, 1910
Woodward av.. which took place
Oct. % at Memphis. Tenn. Mr.. and
Mrs Freeman Will be at home for
the present at 1910 Woodward av.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Lin
den Avenue Christian church met
with Mrs Floyd Enfield $50 Ninth st
Thursday afternoon Fifteen mem
bers were present and planned a
babar for Nov 16. The regular
program was followed by a short
business meeting and a social hour
The next regular meeting will be
held Dec. Z with Mrs. William Null
2423 Lawton st.
The members of the Auten w. r.
c. No. IA. whose birthdays are in
May and September, entertained
with a Halloween party at their hall
Thursday evening. Contests, stunts
and dancing were enjoyed by the
IS guests present and refreshments
were served late in the evening.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Trinity NJ
+. church met at the home Of Mrs.
r. Reece. 725 y Allen St, Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. f. s. Smith was
the assisting hostess. Twenty-four
members and four visitors were
present. The devotionals were led
by Mrs A. Kurtz and plans were
made for a bazaar and plans were
second Saturday in December. An all
day sewing will be held Nov. at the
home of Mrs. II. J. Jackson, 1910
Nassar av. The next regular meeting
viii be held with Mrs. NJ. Pettigrew.
1921 Diamond av.
Mrs W Hintz, $50 Park av.. was
hostess to 10 members of the KOlah
Klub Thursday afternoon. Sewing
occupied the afternoon and luncheon
was served In two weeks the club
will be entertained at the home OF
Mrs. O. r. Genrich, III Lincoln way
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