South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-28

! Pruyne. s12 Cottage Grove av. Thu
) evening was spent playing five hun
! dred and the favors were won BY
, Mrs. Harry Elliott and J. ". Pax
ton.
The villagers dance was held Fri
day evening In the Tribune audito-
I rum with $50 guests IN attendance.
/ Lighted pumpkins. red lanterns. and
!, corn shocks formed the decorations
OF the ball room. The program for
dancing was played by the Music
Masters The Officers. Louis '.
3 Bruggner. Carlisle Parker. David
Weeks, Richard Zelky Carl Wediler,
and the hospitality committee. VIII
, liam Furey Charles Baumgartner.
George LAusbough were in charge
OF the delightful affair.
Mrs. Albert ODeu. 729 S Michi-
gan St, entertained Friday evening
the members ofthe Nonpariel club
with a Halloween party. The guests
were in costume and supper was
served TO 30 The evening was de-
Ivoted 20 games and stunts. regu-
lar meeting of the club will be held
next Thursday afternoon at which
time Mrs. Myron Ford, Riverside dr.,
will be the hostess.
one of the most charming affairs
OF the week was the luncheon given
at o'clock Friday afternoon by Mrs.
+. Louis Kuhns at her home, 1903
+. Jefferson blvd. as a courtesy TO
her house guest. Mrs Harry Dins-
more Johnson, Jr., Of San Rafael,
Cal. A silver basket o. Columbia
roses formed the centerpiece and
a silver vase OF the same flowers
placed at each end completed the
decoration of the perfectly appoint
ed luncheon table. The place OF
each guest was marked by min
iature corsage Of Esquimo bonbons.
Besides the honor guest. places were
laid for Mrs. John J. Woolverton'
Mrs Miles O'Brien. Mrs. Frank
Chrisman, Mrs. Forest Hitler, Mrs.
John ]. O'Brien. Mrs. Frank Mayr,
Jr., Mrs George L. OBrien, Mrs
William Slbley. Mrs. George Milburn
Studebaker.' Jr.. Mrs. Wilomene
Morrison. Mrs. Harry A. Engman'
Jr.. and Mrs. George Riley, Of
Goshen.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the Trinity NJ. f. church
= met Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
p. ]. Reece, Van Buren, st. Seven
. teen members were present and
q heard a report Of the talk given by
Mrs. II. W. Peabody last Friday, at
the Oliver hotel and a report OF the
district meeting held recently at
Grace church, which was given by
the president, Mrs. L. l.. AXtell.
Mrs. 7. Kilgore gave a reading, The
Cry of the Children" and the off,
GERS outlined their work for the
coming year. TIE next meeting
will be held November 18th with
Mrs. W. E. Hisey. go Cleveland av.
The members OF the Wednesday
Literary club were entertained at
l o'clock luncheon Wednesday at
ternoon at the home OF Mrs. Walter
A. Funk, 733 w. Washington av.
Luncheon was served to 10 guests,
| who were seated at small tables.
The program included an excellent
paper given by Mrs. Robert Milton,
/. on France, with Lost Provinces
Regained." The next meeting will
be held November s. with Mrs. Z.
r. Austin, Ashland av.
The Guiding Lights Of Grace NJ. 4.
church had a Halloween party
Thursday evening at the home OF
|
Boles. S24 w. IaSalle av. The home
was decorated with orange and
black and entertainment approprl-
ate TO the season was featured.
Luncheon was served TO so guests
Mrs J. NJ. Wolf. OF Alberta, Canada.
was the only out-of-town guest
The Womans Foreign Missionary
| society of Grace NJ. E. church met
Thursday at the church. The devo-
. tons were led by Mrs. Fred Fromm
MRS. c. c. Bon Ourant was elected
delegate TO the Conference which
. will be held at Lafayette Nov. and
3. Mrs. Homer Weaver had charge
Of the program, which included two
negro melodies by Mrs. George Gall
n reading by Miss Neva Nash, a
piano solo by Bertha May Hide
brand. and the presentation of the
topic by Mrs. l.. F. Gerber. Forty
J seven members were present.
The Fellowship class OF the First
Baptist church held their regular
meeting Thursday evening at the
church. The 20 guests appeared IN
costume and spent the evening with
games and stunts appropriate TO inc
halloween season. In the contests
the favor was won by Mrs. NJ. o.
voorhees,. Plantation melodies were
given by Mrs. j. r. Carpenter. The
entertainment committee included;
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Hart, Mr. ana
Mrs. o. Trovbridge. and MI. ana
Mrs. J. r. Carpenter.
|
Miss Mabel Pettegrew. 1O21 Dda-
mond av., was hostess to the mem
hers Of the d. l. club Thursday even
ing. Ten guests spent the evening
With sewing, and buffet luncheon
was se-ved late in the evening. The
club will meet again next Tuesday
evening al the home OF Miss Dawn
Nichaels. s22 Z. Howard st.
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