South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-11

won by Mrs Lew Fleming and Mrs.
Carson. In two weeks. Mrs. Walter
Bryan. North shore Drive. will be
hostess TO the members
Mrs Herman r. schueu had
charge OF the interesting program
given Tuesday afternoon at the regu
lar meeting OF the Woman's Home
Missionary society OF 81. Paufs NJ.
r. church held in the church par
Tors Mrs w IT, Armstrong was the
hostess OF the afternoon and she was
assisted by Mrs VI. NJ Oman, Mrs
vs.. ID. ROmine, Mrs. Henry Ort,
Mrs s. Moisman. Mrs G. A. Pitcher,
and Mrs Alice Gitchell. The pro
gram consisted OF a piano solo. by
Mrs F. N. Brown; an interesting
talk on the subject. THE Trend OF
the Races" By Miss Ella Nimn.
Mrs H. r. Schueu reviewed the
study chapter. eve Face The Flu
ture." and Mrs. Dewitt Ingleright
pleased with a vocal solo, Garry
Ne Back 10 Old Virginny." The pro-
gram closed with short prayer
given by the pastor, Rev. J. 3. Rose
murgy. Preceding the program a
short business session was held dur
ing which Mrs. a. &. Tuverson was
elected a delegate 20 the conference
convention 10 be held at lafayette
Nov and 3. Mrs. Edwin Locado
was appointed an alternate. The de-
votionaIs were conducted by Mrs
J.. A Lydick The next meeting or
the society will be held Nov. Il at
which time Mrs. Russell Hupp. 114l
Cleveland av., Will be the hostess.
The annual Halloween party OF
the Womans Dining club was held
last evening at the home Of Miss
Mae Tescher. 317 ~ Taylor ST. A
supper was served at $50
o'clock 10 25 guests. who were con-
fronted with many amusing OBJ
stacles while collecting a full menu.
The home was attractive with de-
corations suggestive of Hallowe' en-
and an impromptu program introduc
ing many clever and original stunts
was given by the members follow
ing supper.
The Nature study department of
the Progress club opened the new
year Tuesday afternoon with an in
formal reception 20 the members at
the clubhouse. The first 10 appear
upon the program was Mrs. Walter
who pleased with a group
of songs. She was accompanied by
her son. George Fassnacht. Mrs. +.
G. Koos told in a very interesting
manner. What Is a Mountain" i'll
ustrating her talk with pictures
Mrs. Cora Pitcher followed with a
reading. The Ascent Of the Matter
horn" Dainty refreshments were
served 20 2S members by the officers
Of the department.
At a meeting Of the South Bend
branch of the American Association
of University Women held Monday
evening at the Y. w. c. A, Miss
Helen Award was chosen vice-presi
dent. 10 fiji the vacancy Of Miss
Clara Clausen, who has resigned the
office. Plans were made for a lunch
con to be given at the College Inn
some time in November. The next
regular meeting Will be held oct. %,
at the same place.
Two hundred guests enjoyed the
program Of dances played Tuesday
evening by the Syncopating Five or
,hestra of st. Petersburg. Fla, in the
Tribune auditorium. The affair,
which was delightfully."- informal was
under the auspices of the Bruins
wick Music shop.
Mrs. Charles stark. 432 y. Allen
st.. assisted By Miss Lea Braekley,
Miss Margaret McGiu, Miss Jennie
Jones. Miss Maude HOke and Miss
vivian Huntsman entertained the
members OF the Young WOmen's
Foreign Missionary society of the
First NJ. F. church Tuesday evening.
During the business session Miss
NIaude Hoke and Mrs. Stark were
appointed delegates TO the district
meeting to be held at Grace NJ. r.
church Oct 90 and q. The devo-
.ionals were led by Miss MaUde Hoke
and the program was in charge Of
Miss Jessie Terrell, assisted by Miss
McGin and Miss Jennie
Jones. The next meeting will be
held Nov. "A at the home of Mrs.
Herbert earn Harrison av.
The Clio circle held an afternoon