South Bend News-Times, Volume 30, Number 338, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 November 1913 — Page 7

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A pretty riom? wudinfr of Voln-.c-ilay evnlnt; was that of Mi-a IHi--. "Winner, dauk'hter of Mr. and Mr?. J. O. Winner of Portaqo aw. ar.fl William Siockford which took place at the home of Mr. Ptockf ord's par rit. 11V. Monro ?t.. IU-w J. . Momct oVA-

cUiln?. The ceremony was performed in the livim; room wlier a a-.ik of palms nrut fern?, interspersed wl'h yellow ami white i-hrysaiitho-mump. and a canopy of sinilax ana hiTon. formed a beautiful .cuini?. The brido v;n attended ly her sister. Miss Kdith Wittner, and the groom by Leo Wittier. The wedding march from I,oh-nsrln was played by Mrs. Pan I'vle, v.-ho a!?o il;uyed "Hearts nnd Flowors" during the ceremony. Th bride's pown was of ivory crepe ie chine with trimming of nhadow lacf and she carried bride's roses and valley The bridesmaid woro white voile over yellow satin with a touch of ermlno and carried yellow chrysanthemums. Following the ceremony a reception was held. A buffet supper was served in tho dining room, the centerpitc on th table, bolntf an empire basket of yellow and white chrysanthemums. The entire house was beautifully decorated in a Fchemc of yellow and white, the decorations bein the tflft of the South liend Floral company by whom the bride has been employed for several years ns designer. As5ift!n? in tne dinin? room were Mrs. Weatherwax of Sturgis, Mich., and the Misses Nellie Uarnabee, VinniXeihurt and Lillian Kbersole. After I?c. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Stockford will be at home to friends at 112 AV. Monroe st. The Thanksgiving partv nt the 'omniercial Athletic club Wednesday evening was the occasion for a Jolly, informal timo for the 40 couples attending. The gymnasium was arranged to represent a barn with stalls, hay stacks and piles of baled s-trrww Blankets and harness, hung about the walls, gave it all a realistic effect. A number came in hard times (i.sturnes adding to the fun. The refreshments consisted of pumpkin pie, apples and doughnuts. Mattes' orchestra played the program of dances. The Colfax W. C. T. U. met Wednesday afternoon with Mr;?. Mary f'ollin?, 725 Cottage Grove a v. The general topic for the occasion was "Scientific Temperance" and the leader wis Mrs, AV. D. Bulla. Mrs. Vrne Van Dusen. reail a paper on the gent al topic. Mi;M AVilma Cissne rrnde;ed a piano solo and Mrs. IJulla read a paper on "Thanksgiving". The next meeting of the union will be Dec. 17 at the home of Mrs. F. S. Hluss, Sherman a v. The South Fend Turnvereln entertained at its annual Thanksgiving party in Turner hall AVcdnesday evening. Graf's ohestra played for the dancing and appropriate refreshments were served. The Elks club will hold its annual pen house today. This afternoon the children will be entertained at dancing and games from 2:30 o'clock to ,'. and in the evening the grown-ups will be entertained. Thr A'edneday club held a regular meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of 'Mrs. Walter Ierr, 412 X. 1'ifayette st. The program on "Panttma" was presented by Mrs. CJeorge M. lieitner and Miss Clara Dunham. The next meftinK: nf the club will be with Mr?. Derr again. The history department ef the Progress club met Wednesday afternoon. The feature of the meeting was an interesting paper on "City Government in the Fifited .States Its Strength and Weakness" by Mrs. 1 S. Hammerschmldt. Mrs. HammerMdimidt traced the development of municipal governments from Colonial times to the present day and discussed the several forms of present-day government. The department will meet ;.gain in two weeks. MASONIC. Called meeting outh Bend Lodge No. - i 4 , I & A. M. Friday evening, Nov. 2 8 at 7::;o. F. C. degree. Visit. 1 n tr brethren fraternallv invited. STFAKT MAC K IBB FN, W. M. KKMIAItD J. GFNCtF. Secv. i Shoe Satisfaction YOU may buy them for elegance, or for comfort, or for economy. Whatever you buy them for, you have all three and something else besides a sense of satisfaction that you h?.vo the best. Exclusive Agency Union Shoe Co. VIIUU 1 UiillluiiiP

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. ' ' "1- , , i , 4. .. v. SOCIAL CLUBS The Social Twelve club was entertained A'edne.dav afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. X. Hildebrand, 1023 Quincy d. The favors were won by Mrs. Hildebrand. Mrs. John Ilaney and Mrs. James Scott. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs. Ilaney, 709 Hill st. The A'iolet club was entertained AA'ednesday afternoon by Mrs. M. J. Dietel, IOL'3 Quimby Ft. Games and contests were features of the afternoon and favors were won by Mrs. AV. O. Hosier. Mrs. William Gammon and Mrs. J. J. DcLawtcr. Dinner was Ferved at 5 o'clock. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs. DrLawter, 1517 Ottowa st. The R. X. A. club was entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. llwry Talman, 12LM AV. Colfax av. Favors in the contests siven were won by Mr?. Daniel Connor, Mrs. T. AA IJoyer and Mrs. W S. Weaver. Dainty refreshments were served after the "pame?. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs. Benjamin rase, l."22 S. Main Ft. PERSONALS Oeorfre and John Shlvely, who are attending school at Indiana university. will spend Thank'ivinj? with their parents, Sen. and Mrs. 11. F. ShiveLy. They left I3loominurton AA'cdnesday afternoon and attended the Phi Psi banquet in Indianapolis in the evening. John 1?. AVood worth. 4 29 AA. I.asalle. av.. is spending Thanksgiving with his brother, Frank, in Grand Rapids. Miss Kmma Ciomi. who is attend"..: the Art institute nt Chicago, returned home AVednesday to spend a few days. Mrs. Maude Stone-cipher and sons, Eugene and George, 1535 Kunstman court, sire spelling Thanksgiving in Hattle Creek. Miss Winifred AVhaley, 222 S. AA'illiam st.. will visit Heading. Mich., this week. Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Swanson and children. 116 S. Iafayetto st., will spend Thanksgiving in AA'alkerton. Miss Mary Stover, 910 AV. Colfax av., will spend Thanksgiving at her home in Three Ilivers. Miss Maude Porter. 910 AY. Colfax av.. will spend the day at her home in Stoney Island. 111. Miss Uertha Linden. ?21 S. Lafayette st., left AVednesday for a visit at Jackson. Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hopkins and Miss Geraldine Hopkins, and A. Y. Dodge of Chicago will be Thanksgiving day guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Crawford. 419 AV. AVayne st. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Studebaker, sr. left AVednesday morning for Louisville, K, where they will attend the reception to be given Thanksgiving day by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ballard, to "introduce Mrs. G. Ireaux Ballard, nee Mary Jane Fish. Mrs. J. M. Studebaker, Jr. returned AA'cdnesday from a visit with her son Jack, at Taft Preparatory school. BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. F,d. AA'atters, :30 X. Scott st., a daughter, Nov. 2G. ANNOUNCEMENTS The meeting of the Select Pedro club which was to have been held AA'cdnesday afternon was postponed for two weeks. EMPLOYES GET TURKEYS V1N l'argo Men Arc KriucmlxTft! by the ConiiKiny. The dinner tables today of the AVells-Fargo employes of tliis city will each be graced with a big turkey. As per annual custom each employe of the Wells-Fargo company throughout the country is prented with one of the national birds. Srven big ones were passed around among the local men yrsterday. Klks and thetr friends will be entertained this afternoon and evening at a da!iee. From 2:30 until U in the afternoon the children wUl In entertained. During th evfning the floor will Le given over to adults.

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A beautiful bpg: can be made for either a mother or a grandmother who loves to knit or crochet. Take flowered ribbon about an ciphih of a yard wide. Pleat the center into a .strip half the width and a half yard long-. Featherstitch the pleats as you see in the illustration. Crochet with knitting silk over a cork and tie a bow of baby ribbon on the end. In this you can stick your fteel crochet needle or knitting" needles. DAYS SAME ONLY ONCE IN TWENTY-NINE YEARS Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Kline Were Married Thanksgiving Day in 188 1. For the second time, only, in 29 years, Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Kline will be able to celebrate their wedding anniversary and Thanksgiving day simultaneously. Mr. and Mrs. Kline were married on Thanksgiving day Nov. 27, 188 4. Since that time Thanksgiving has not fallen on Nov. 27 until this year. Mr. and Mrs. Kline will celebrate with a dinner of 12 covers at their home in the Metsker Hats. Their guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Calvin K. Clauer, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Murdock, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Goldy, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stout and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Simpson. BASKETS DISTRIBUTED Auten Kelicf Corps Takes Caro of Thirty Families. Thirty families will pit down to a Avell filled table today and have reason to give thanks as a result of the activities on the part of the members of the Auten Relief corps, who distributed the baskets yesterday. These baskets contain fruit and food, including chicken and other necessaries for a big dinner, and were delivered yesterday. In several cases special food was prepared for invalids. The baskets were contributed b the relief corps and the G. A. It. po?:. GIRLS HOLD CLASS PARTY Juniors at High School Meet and Make Merry. About 75 juniors enjoyed the first class party of the year given in the high school gymnasium Wednesday afternoon. A short program, including pongs and dances by various members of the class, preceded the dancing, which coin-Iuucd ii;e entertainment. The senior class will be given a party by the Interlude as a reward for winning the Interlude subseripion contest. The expenses will be taken out of the Interlude fund. Games and dancing will occupy the evening. Refreshments will be served. TO HOLD DAZAH. Tor tbe purpose of raising a scholarship fund, the Kindergarten Training school will hold a Christmas bazar Saturday at the Elbel music store. Home-made , candies, handpainted postal cards and a variety of useful and inexpensive gifts will be offered for sale. C.IVFX ALIMONY. Mrs. Louise Campbell was granted a divorce from Robert Campbell in the circuit court AVednesday on the ground of cruelty. She was given the custody of their adopted child and $3,000 alimony. a Kloseci Krotch Union Suits.

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Bank Clerk Arrested As He Was About to Leave for Europe Defies Officials to Prove Him Guilty. NCAV YOUK, Nov. 2C. James Edward Foye, a $70 a month clerk accused of the theft of more than $1,000, uoo from the Farmers Loan and Security Co., delied his accusers AA'cdnesday to prove their charges. Foye, who was arrested Tuesday night as he stepped from a Philadelphia train, was arraigned AVednesday. "I worked for a trust company for $75 a month." he said. "They knew I was .13 years old and they ought to know that a man cant honestly live on that. That's all. And they can't get me on It either." According to the police, a certified check for $07,000 and $5,000 which was found in Foye's pockets when he was arrested, was taken from the bank. Pinkerton detectives arc still investigating. Jiefore Foye went to work for the bank he was employed as secretary by John W. (JaKs and Charles CI. Gates. According to the accusations Foye abstracted General Electric, Union Pacific and other bonds from the vaults of the company and forged stock certificates, his activities extending over a number of months. That Foye had planned to go to Europe and that he had been caught just in time to prevent flight from this country was Indicated by documents found in his pockets. A paper was found bearing a number of notations as to how a fugitive should conduct himself to avoid detection, among them being to avoid tourist booking offices and cabmen and "to pay particular attention to barmaids". FULLY NOURISHED. Graie-Nuts a Perfect Balanced Food. No chemist's analysis of Grape Nuts can begin to show the real Value of the food the practical value as shown by personal experience. It is a food that Is perfectly balanced, supplies the needed elements for both brain and body in ail stages of life from the infant through the strenuous times of active middle life, and is a comfort and support in old age. "For two years I have used GrapeNuts with milk and a little cheam, for breakfast. 1 am comfortably hungry for my dinner at noon. "I use little meat, plenty of vegetables and fruit, in season, for the noon meal, and if tired at tea time, take Grape-Nuts alone and feel perfectly nourished. "Nerve and brain power and memory are much improved since using Grape-Nuts. I am over sixty and weigh K5 lbs. My son and husband seeing how I had improved are now using Grape-Nut?. '"My son, who is a traveling man, eats nothing for breakfast but GrapeNuts and cream." "There's a Reason." Name given bv Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Head i"The Road to Welli-ille." in pkgs. ' Iver read the aliovc letter? A new one appears from time time. They arei crimlnc, true and full of human interest. AA'e've some excellent THANKSGIVING FOOTAY FAR the sort any man. woman or child can EI n 3 wear with pride ami pleasure, and be thank - E3 ful for! There's no Thanksgiving dressing of more importance than good dressing for the foot! AVe've good shoes for every member of the family. AVear our good shoes and you'll have reason to feel thankful every day in the year. BEITNER'S ' SONS 111 S. Michigan St. 1-1 X1 Vassar Make Union Suits. to perfection and are such are the Klosed- f

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