South Bend news-times., 1922-11-29

afternoon for a short trip east. Mrs
PancOast travelling in a dress OF
brown duvetyn. with a hat 10 match
and a brown coat with fox fur trim
ming.
After Dec. Is they will be at home
in Belmont. y. Y. Father Pancoast
was educated at Tashotah House.
Nashotah. Wis and Mrs. Pancoast.
who IS a graduate OF 81. Lukes Hos
pital in Chicago. received her early
education at Knickerbacker Hall al
indianapolis.
The guests from away included,
besides those mentioned, Edwin J.
Pancoast. Miss Ethel Pancoast, Miss
Alice Pancoask and Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred Pancoast OF Philadelphia, Mr.
and Mrs Howard Spaulding. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold v. ogden. MIR. and Mrs
Charles Arndt. Mrs. A. Hitchcock,
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Vail and Mr..
and Mrs. William Vail of Michigan
City. Ind.
The Married Folks Dancing club
entertained with dinner-dance
Tuesday evening in the Tribune
auditorium. Dinner was served al
Z o'clock 10 10 guests at tables
bearing decorations suggestive OF
Thanksgiving. and lighted with red
tapers IN crystal holders. Dancing
began at nine o'clock, the original
Toxic orchestra playing the pro-
gram. The committee In charge OF
the affair. included Mrs George
MI. a.
Jackson, Mrs. l.. J. Oare. Mrs. l..
J. Harwood and Mrs. John Grimm.
The next dance will be given Dec. Il
Two hundred members Of the In
diana University club attended the
annual Thanksgiving cotilliou given
last evening at the club. The ball
room was made attractive with dec
orations suggestive OF Thanksgiving.
The Notre Dame orchestra provided
the music for the dances and novel
ties featured the dance program.
The delightful affair was i'm charge
of Morgan Kavanaugh and h. NJ.
Harper.
The Home department Of the
South Bend Woman's club held an
interesting meeting Tuesday after
noon in the club rooms at 3 o'clock.
The musical program was given by
Harold Bowden, OF Notre Dame uni
versity, who sang a group OF songs
accompanied by Miss Ruth Rey-
nolds. Mrs. c. NJ. Fish presented a
paper on Rational Living and
was followed by a demonstration on
dinner and afternoon tea menus,
given by Mrs. George Thurn, Green
pepper salad. sandwiches. nut-loaf
and a Thanksgiving dinner menu
were included in the program. The
room arrangement was In charge of
Mrs. Claude Jackson and Mrs. j.
C. Paxon. Sixty members attended
the affair.
Twenty members of the Nature
Study department of the Progress
club met Tuesday afternoon at the
clubhouse Following the regular
business meeting. Miss Alma Hard
man presented a descriptive talk on
Rock Strata" after which Mrs.
Christian Pretz reviewed David
starr Jordan's 1.-THE Story OF a
Stone" During the social hour, tea
was served by the department Ofiic-
ers. The next meeting viii take
place Dec. u, when Mrs. n. G.. OAK
In and Mrs. Charles Miller will have
charge of the program.
The Bide-A-wee club met at the
home of Mrs. Theodore Koehler,
III \
noon. Bronze and white chrysan-
themums formed the decorations Of
the home. The afternoon was spent
playing FIVE hundred and the favors
were given 10 Mrs. Palmer Cole and
Mrs. Charles f. Mofitt. Luncheon
vas served following the game TO
IL members. The next meeting will
take place Dec. IL, at which time
Mrs. Fred KnOblock, 1919 S. Carroll
St. will entertain the club.
Mrs William McHerry, W Wayne
St, was hostess Tuesday afternoon
TO the members OF the Clio circle
Fourteen members were present and
Mrs. John Shafer gave a talk on
THE Valley OF Ten2 Thousand
Smokes" The next meeting Of the
circle will be held Dec. II. at the
home OF Mrs. Charles Crockett, W.
Colfax av.
The Tabitha Girls club OF the
lions Evangelical church gave a
Hard Time Party at The Parish
| school house, Monday evening. The
time was spent with contests and
games, the favCrs for the best cos
tune being given TO Miss IRA
Christman.
Miss Florence d. Ruff whose mar
r!age 10 Miller C. Wilson Of South
Bend viii take place next month,
was pleasantly surprised Saturday
evening at her country home near
Bremen. by the Union Grange No
2249 OF which she is q member. The
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