South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-27
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~ Twenty six guests from south
lend motored "wednesday evening
Laporte. Ind. % attend the Hal
bween party given BY Mr.. and Mrs.
Myr9n Smith, ". Jefferson avt
nd SIR. and Mrs. Glenn r. Wood.
primer residents % this city. The
i uests were Mr. ga Mrs Earl Jack
Ebn. SIR. and Mrs Phil Nicar Mt.
nd Mrs. Arthur Eastman. Alr. and
=4frs. Diehl Martin. Mr. and Mrs.
Il usseI ". Geyer. Mr. and Mrs Clar-
nct Hisey. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
,ang. AR. and Mrs 4. W. Subberra.
lr. and Mrs T. TT. Hynes. Mr.. and
10. Charles Schadt. Mr.. and Mrs.
,ates HarpeI and Dan schurtz OF
i outh Bend: Mrs Spaulding OF elm
ON, Ia. who IS the guest OF Mr. and
FRS Harpel; Mr.. and Mrs Leonard
&mith OF LaPorte.
Mrs. Russell H Downey. 215 Mar
6uette av.. entertained informally
Z hursday afternoon at her home
he guests spent the afternoon at
lie bridge tables and favors OF the
sms were given 20 Mrs. Paul
#umpf and Mrs. Gates Harpel.
! autumn flowers formed the lovely
<enterpiece Of the table from which
buffet luncheon was served 10 Il
uests. Mrs. s. Spauiding. Of Gin
on. Ia. who e. the houseguest -
e. Irs. Harpel. was the only out Of
own guest.
The music department OF the
Progress club held a regular meet
az at the clubhouse at o'clock
E-hursday afternoon A brief sketch
~ the life OF the composer, Robert
chumanu. was read b. Miss Gladys
Waters following which a program
~ Schumann music In charge Of
Iiss Evelyn Fulmer was presented.
&The Rotus Flower" was sung by
4Irs. James Maloney and a violin
Enumber. 'Traumerei," was played
- Miss Vida Shonts Mrs. Walter
d Bryan sang 'T1I Not Complain
s M two piano selections, "NOcturne
F." and "Tapillons' by Mrs.
prank Slower completed the pro-
Ezram The decorations OF the club
were suggestive Of Halloween and
lainty refreshments were served by
he hostesses. Mrs. T. ". Shanafelt.
Miss Mary Russ. Miss Mabel LOCKER.
Miss Vida Shonts. Mrs. Forest Hay
nd Miss Katherine Bingham. The
hext meeting will be held Nov. 9
when Mrs Phil Nicar and Mrs.
Floyd Gaumer will have charge Of
Mcdowell program.
Mrs. G. L. MHIhouse. 707 W
Colfax av.. entertained the members
IL the Mothers club Thursday at
D. o'clock luncheon. Twenty-four
members and two guests spent the
1afternoon socially ana with needle
work. In two weeks the club will
meet again. the place to be later
|announced.
Mrs Frank Shambleau. 1740 Mis-
hawaka av.. entertained with a
O'Clock luncheon Thursday after
moon at the Robertson Tea room.
Eight guests were seated at a Ia
/ bic graced with autumn flowers
The afternoon was spent playing
bridge at the home Of the hostess.
The North Section Of the Woman's
League of the First VI. Z. church
was entertained Thursday afternoon
ct the home Of Mrs. Frances r.
Woodward IO2 Marquette ave. AS
/ sistins Mrs Woodward were Mrs.
r.. W. Slick. Mrs. 7. w. Eastup. Mrs.
samuel Kruger. Mrs. @. T. Rachel,
Mrs. Eugene 3. Warner. Mrs.
Charles r. stark, Mrs +. Rumpf,
Mrs. Harry Moore. Mrs A CIeve-
land. AIRS =. IT Tyler, Mrs Law
cree Romine and Miss Carolyn Wood
ward. Following the business meet
ing az whiNh Mrs. L. ]. Harwood
/ presided. Miss Maude Beyler accom-
panied by Mrs. Eiadge woodward
ROmine sang Morning" by Speakss,
"In The Time Of Roses" by Reich
ardt and AS We Part" by uEe1-
fritz. The remainder OF the time
was spent socially and refreshments
were served TO 20 guests.
Twenty FIVE members and guests
of the Pixie Girls we're entertained
Thursday evening AT a masquerade
party given az the home Of Mss
Ruth Kemerly. 7O1 y Michigan st.
The house was decorated with
ccrnstalks. lanterns. pumpkins and
ghosts. A mock wedding and con-
tests featured the evenings enter
tainment.the favors being won by
Miss Frances Bashera and Miss
Rose Bus.its. Luncheon was served
late IN the evening on Nov. Z the
club viii meet With Miss Therss
Strantz 97S Prairie av.
Miss Clara Luzny. $40 s Chaplin
ST.. pleasantly entertained the mem
bers OF the Jane d. club Thursday
evening at her home After the
reTu'-r business session the evening