South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

Beck and Mrs VI. Walden being the
hostess. The class will hold its next
meeting Jan is at the church.
The Crumstown Home Economics
met Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. Frank Mangus, CrumstOwn I'd.
Dinner was served at noon 70 10
members and three guests. the table
bearing a miniature Christmas tree
and Santa Claus for the center
piece. Roll call was responded 10
with Christmas verses. The after
noon was devoted 10 a business
meeting and making arrangements
for providing Christmas gifts TO
orphans. The next meeting OF the
club will be held with Mrs. Clyde
Riddle. at Crumstown I'd.
Miss Esther Engman. daughter Of
AR. and Mrs. Harry A. Engman, Jr.,
entertained with a dancing party
last evening 1T Spohn hall Goshen.
Ind. The affair which was at
tended by a number OF the younger
set from this city. includes about ESQ
guests. The hall was decorated
with holly and mistletoe with
Christmas tree centering the re-
freshment table. Steimrichs orches-
IA OF EllIhart played the program
or dances from $3.50 until II. Among
those who atten d d from
this city were the Misses
Christine Sanders Elizabeth
Mayr. Mary Lippincott. Martha
Reed, Sarah Bowsher Betty Shidler,
Helen Lancaster, Betty Maus, Kath-
eryn page, Mary Louise Page. Mary
Jane Johnston, Nelson Bowsher, Ed
win wltwer, Harvey Reed. Walter
Hager. Donald Hager, John Woolver-
| ton, Frederick Ellsworth, Lyle Hum
/ bic. and Jack Pace. A few OF Mr.
/ and Mrs. Engman's friends were also
/ included. Among those who motor
ed over from South Bend were: Mr..
and Mrs. George l.. O'Brien, Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Chess Ellsworth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mayr. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
] J. ". Stephenson. Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Reynolds. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Vance. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Woolverton, Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
Woolverton. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar +.
Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Moore, and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard o..
Morgan.
Tho Women's Foreign Missionary
society OF the Trinity NJ. +. church
met Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. A. kirkpatrick. 1921
De Maude av. Mrs. +. A. May led
I the devotionals, Mrs. +. NJ. HOLSTER
| reviewed the lesson. and Mrs. NJ.
Pettigord conducted the mystery
/ box through the medium of a nina
\ ture Christmas tree bearing the
questions and answers. A demonstra-
! ton OF the lesson was given by Mes
DANES w. II. Hillman, Bert Beistle,
Robert Miller, L. A. May, NJ. Petit
| CORD. accompanied by Mrs. a. Beck
with at the piano. Christmas carols
we're given around a table bearing
/ 10 lighted candles in honor OF the 10
outgoing missionaries. A Christmas
Offering was also featured. The next
meeting Will be held the third Thurs
day in January with Mrs. W. II.
! FHHman, 1O43 Portage av.
Miss Cordelia Tucker. 1907 l..
I Washington av.. was hostess Thurs
day evening TO the members of the
/ Ekachime club. Gifts were distri-
buted by a Santa Claus and the eve
ming was devoted TO features sug-
/ gestive OF the season. The next
meeting Of the club will be held the
! third Thursday In January at the
! home Of Miss Florence Rabe l22 "
Hill st.
/
Fourteen members of the Eureka
/ club enjoyed a Christmas party
| Thursday at the home Of Mrs. Ed
ward Stickler. 525 Lincoln way w
Dinner was served at noon and in thu
] afternoon gifts were distributed