South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 2, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 January 1915 — Page 5

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES S.TI KIA .lAMWHY '2. 10l" 5 ocial and Other Interests of Women

SOCIETY

The annual twilight dinner daner- of the Coru:ncreial Athletic club was pivrn l'ridny v nin with ts ntlid tiic .s.r. numl'CTt 'l JM rouil''s. b;ni( in;,' h-r;m at 7:" o'clock and continued until S : 1 5 a hrn dinner va:eervcJ at mh'HI tables in the dining room, t '.tiu in was apain enJoyel until midnUht. Tho hall v. as Iahratrly ie-ora t for the occasion ivith holiday ;u:,'U tier;.. V.'re.iths of ludly with fern irrren '.vciv nr 1 ;i!out 1 1 wall:- and miny lnrcl lights vrr8!pen1rl a'T(..-s lite reilin. In the criitn- of tin ninaMum Iiupk an in.-Uirn-r'-d h II lighted l.y an r lr tril.'i!i and ;--urroiind-d w i t h tiny t-tfi-U-ln;:s till-d n i 1 1 1 -andtM. Numerous small tree;- wi ri' j;rouji'd ;dnut tin i,i!-'o!iy to partially hide the 'rU-.--tra. 'h uidr li r.s rr draped with f t"tis !' tvrM 'ii and tinsH and small li lls -, rv u'-d profuvrlv alut tin- r".ms. M.ji'l:'s orchestra lurni.h d Miil.-ir. Mi. 1 :ii.a.hth Iinch-y. daughter itf Mr. ;tml Mrs. II'Aard I-.on-.rlty, "NV. Colfax ;iv., entertained 10 of her boy and irl friends with a dinner party Friday evening followed hy a theater parts at th Oliver to see the Lyman Hovve travel pictures. Pinner m rv d at i o'cl'ek at a. tahle prettily appoint,! with a eenterpie-e of rses. The n''a; ion was also that of the 1 Ith hirthday a nniversa ry of h'athernie C.Mitdey, who was urpri: d with n hirtli lay taki. and a beautiful buiiquet el roses. .Mr. ami Mr.-. A. J. Mue.-sel, Illwood av., entertainer! at dinner New Year's day fur 1 quests. Tile Muessel home w;js aprtprifit dy deer.tel in holiday arrangements. Out of town pur: t.- w re .Mr. ami Mrs. K. W. Zanders and .Mr. and Mrs H. "Veaer of r.uciianan. Mich. A wedding of interest to outh Ta-nd people took pla.ee Wednesday evening at I'ortae. Prairie uhen Miss Klhie Hcst wiis married to Oliver Yrk of eiiiirlv.soii, X. I . The eere.nony was- pertormed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rough, Miss I'est hein, a sister of the latter. It was witnessed hy nearly 100 quests. During the corcniony Mrs. Charles Howcn of Elkhart played the Mendelssohn wedding maii h. Kev. If. I. Voelker of I'ortage Prairie olticiited. The full ring ceremony was used. Miss Inez Lintner of Inwood, Mich., acted as bridesmaid and Harry York, brothrr f( ihtt urooi.i, as best man. Uttle Miss hit- lkwen of Elkhart carried the ring in a ealla lily. A wedding supper followed. Out f town guests were Mr. and Mrs. SeoileM. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Low en and daughter of Klkhart. Mrs. Arthur Matthews of South Lend, Harry York of Plymouth. Iml.: Miss in. Lintner of Inwood. Mieh.; Mr. and Mrs. I. Patten and Mr. and Mrs. James Lest of (.alien. Mieh. Mrs. Philip roso. N. t. Peter St., entertained pleasantly Thursday evening in celebration of the passing of tho obi year. Cards were enjoyed at live tables and favors awarded to Mrs. Walter Loyd. Philip Crose, Mrs. Minnie Anderson and Mrs. Garriston. ''r.rn;it!o!is and roses were used prettiiv in decorat'inff the home. At midnig lit a delicious supper was served. Memlierr. of the old Lenedict club entertained with a guest ball Friday evening at American hall for about ?.o couple?. Dancing began at 0 o'clock anil at 10:.n.O supper was served followed by dancing which continued until 1 o'clock. Decorations of red and sreen were used about the hall with artistic effect. Olsen's orchestra furnished music for the program of dances. An enjoyable New Year's day event was the family reunion held by the Chartier family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Chartier, nr0 X. St. Louis st. Mr. Chartier is 70 years old and has been a resident of South Lend for C4 year?. It h;us been his custom for "1 years to have a family reunion on New Year's day. the first having been the occasion of his laughter's marriage. The immediate family consisted of seven children. "7 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Covers at dinner were placed for 72 guests who included the following: Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Peed and family of Larron lake. Mich.; Mr. and Mr:. Joseph White and family, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Dumont and family. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Larcomb and family, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Chartier and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lltner Chartier and family, all of South Lend; Mr. and Mrs. William Hand and family of Chicago, Mr. and and Mrs. Uobcrt Calvert and far-dlv of Powagiao, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Paul llass and family of NUes, Mr. ::nd Mrs. August Weinkr.uf of Moville. la.: Mr. and Mrs. l'rea Lourdon anil family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spry and family. Mr. and Mr.v. W. L. Reid. jr., and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Reid and Mr. and Mrs. Lrnest Potter and family of South Pen 1. The clergy of St. James' church assisted by Mrs. White and Miss White held open house New Year's day to the members of the conzregation with their friends. The hours were from 4 to v. Mrs. G. A. Llliott ami Mrs. A. C. Lostian poured from 1 till i and Mrs. Henr Nib s and Mrs. Dudley Shivcly fioni '. to '. The house was appointed simply w ith red ros s. During the atternnoii and evening a Yic-tr-'l t concert was givt n. Miss Prances Hillier. 1 1 0 I S. Michigan st., was hostess Prlday afternoon it a charming tea for her hwsguest. Miss Helen Morrcll of oak Pari.. 111. Ahs.iut guests were re-ivt-d "oft wet. n the luurs of ; ami 0. Mi s HiMbr was ai.-itteil i:i pourin;; V the Mt.-.-es Sarah U'itwi r, Helen Hauchtnn. Helen Pavics and Mary H unmon.l. T!i- tea table was prettdy eentt r d -vsith rd i-o-e. and l i ri- i. Miss Motrclt left todity for her I."n:e. roll-jwir.fr t;eir e'.ivir.jn of many jears. th Mses Maria and Rcbeec'; rttidebal.ei-, v.". Colfax av., kept pn Jp-us- New Ye;ir'y doj." to their many friend.-. R'-freshnients were served liMrir1 f)!' ;iftun-'on in Hie dining ro'?m whr- the tea tuMe was taste-

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NLW YORK. HccatiFo they believe tho "twilight sleep" childbirth method, originated hi Fricberg, Germany, will insure painless birth, a group of farsighted women, among them Mrs. John Jacob Astor, widow of tho multi-millionaire who perished in the Titanic disaster, have organized an association to give the world of mothers authentic information concerning the treatment.

fully appointed in green and red with a centerpiece of poinscttias. The Misses Studebnker w ere-assisted in entertaining their guests by Miss Louise Studebaker, Miss Adele Studebaker, Miss Less Staples and Miss Elizabeth K ops cay. The men's and women's Lible classes of the First Church of Brethren held a watch party at the church on New Year's eve, opening with devotinal exercises led by Mrs. Kmma Lowman of North Manchester, hul. A short address followed by L. K. Eshelman of Chicago, who took for his subject. "The Purpose of Life". Musical numbers were furnished by the class quartet. Refreshments were served during the social hour which followed. Members of the D. I. Pedro club with their husbands were pleasantly entertained Thursday evening by Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Frank, 705 Oak st., at a watch party. At cards the favors were awarded Mrs. G. Fritz. Mrs. F. Ambos. Mrs. Fred Farell, J. Chamberlain, Will Kakel and Fred Farcll. The free for all prize was given Paul Thielka. A three course luncheon was served at midnight to about CO guests. The club will meet next Thursday with Mrs. L. B. Davis. No. 5 Taylor ct. Mr. and Mrr. James MacOrcgor, 023 dishing st., entertained delightfully Thursday evening with an old fashioned costume watch party. Prizes for fancy costumes were awarded Mrs. Donald MaeGregor. Mrs. Harry Debaumsiend and George Wandel. Decorations of red and green were used prettily about the house and the centerpiece in th- dining room was a large red basket tilled with white heather and holly. Supper was served late in the evening at small tables. Mock resolutions served to make the everting highly entertainintr. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt of Iiporte were cut of town guests. Flashlight pictures were taken of the group. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coates. X. Michigan st.. entertained the members of the Quid Est club Avith their husbands at a theater party Thursday evening at the Orpheum followed by a social evening at their home. Musical selections served to entertain the guests and luncheon was served at the close of the evening to Miss Gladys Larkley. 10:12 Clinton st.. was hostess Thursday evening to a number of her friends at a watch party complimenting her guest. Miss Mildred Wilcoxcn of Lay City, Mich. Games and music featured the evening and delicious refreshments were served at its close. About '2T members of the Luilders Lible class- of Hope chapel met at t lie home of Harvey Kclley. 1112 Ilaney av., Thursday evening for a. watch party. O'lkers fir the ensuing year were elected as follows: President, Mis Mary Liro: vice president. Miss Ada Goodrich: secretary, Mis Chbe Fowler; assistant seer tary. Miss Mae Johnson; treasurer, George Walker; assistant treasurer. Carl Handy. Mrs. . L. Keincr. teacher of the class, also gave a review of the work ft the class dnting the past year, t lie class bcliiic one r ir old. I Hiring this time the membership has increased sh idily until at the present time it lias an inroiluicnt of 7 . The remainder of the evening was spent in games and nivsi.- after which refreshments wcrt sen cd. Mis.. Mayme Grose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. I Grose f Woodland. and (iriire:.Mrs. Fred married at day at the cnt The W. Kipfer. s..ii f Mr. and Kipfer or Bremen, were high ivon n Xew Year's home f the hride'.s parattendants were Mr. and Mrs. George Holmes. u-r and

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JACOB ASTOR. brother-in-law of the bride. The bride wore a traveling suit of receda green serge with a waist of lace and chiffon and a corsage of. bride's roses. The ceremony was'performed by Rev. W. P. Xoble of the United Lrcthren church of Lremcn. Following- the ceremony a bridal dinner was served at a table arranged with Killarney roses. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. George Holmes of Canton, O.; Mr. and Mrs. L. Shafer of Lremcn, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mason of Mishawaka and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford DuComb of South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Kipfer went to Chicago on their wedding trip. After Jan. 15 they will be at home at 320 E. Plymouth st.. Bremen. Mrs. Ed. Knoblock, 311 X. lain st.. entertained at dinner on Xew Year's day. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. O. I. Myers and Miss Yida Myers of Mishawaka. Mrs. Frank L. Smith of south of the cit' entertained the members of her Sunday school class on Xew Year's eve. Fifty guests were present and spent a delightful evening at the close of which a delicious buffet supper was served. - The annual Xew Year's dinner of the Martin family was held Friday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Martin at Rollin'g Prairie. Among the 52 guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Martin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ora McCarty and family and Mr. and Mrs. Earl and family of South Lend. The affair was most enjoyable. ENGINEERS COMPLETE Consulting Experts Finish Survey and Have Consultation With Commission Sloan, Huddle, Foestal and Freeman of Madison, Wis., the iirm of consulting engineers hired by the city to represent South Hend in its tight for a lower electrical service rates form the Indiana and Michigan Fleet ric Co., have completed a preliminary surey of the situation here, according to Mayor Keller, and have gone to Indianapolis for a consultation with tho Indiana public service commission. A complete inventory of the properties of the electric company will be started by the engineers within the month according to the mayor. Whatever abatement hax been noted in the agitation in this city in the matter will be more than made up, according to the mayor and City Atty. Seebirt, when the commission indicates its readiness to actively take up tho matter in executive session. Klkhart has also been working quietly but industriously according t. advices from Mayor mith of that ( city, and will be rtady to back this city when the time fur real action arrives. That city was also visited by the engineers and a preliminary sur vey was taken of the situation there.) which s practically the same as that ill South Hcnd. JKWKKKY. Fifteen Year Gold Plated Watch 'bain. Hracelrts. lockets and I'haius. Guaranteed. Clesing out at one-fourth Jewelers' prices at Coonleys. Adt

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Mr. and Mrs. W. Chandler of Indianapolis arc guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Roys. Horatio ct. Clr.ude Crawford, wire chief of thi Homo Telephone Co., who was operated on for appendicitis at Epworth hospitnl several days ago. is rapidly improving. He was removed to his home Thursday. Yj kg 11 VUll V J' rv 41'A Welch, who have spent th holidays j at their homes in the eit.v. ,will leave Monday for Indiana university to resume thdr studies. C. A. Mctzgrr of Seott City, Ka? is visiting with his brother, Peter Mt.ger of Sumption Prairie, and other relathcs in the city. Announcements The Aid society of Westminster Presbyterian church will hold an all day sewing for tho poor children of the city Monday in the church parlors. A picnic luncheon will be served. Mrs. R. A. Bird of the. City mission will give a talk on how children can be benefited. An important business session of tlie St. Joseph county W. C. T. U. executive committee will be held at the Y. W. C. A. Monday afternoon. The meeting will start at 2:30 o'clock and it is urged that every member of the committee attend. The Missionary society of the First Baptist church will entertain the missionary societies of all the, other churches i f tho city Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. V. L. Kizer, Vv Washington av. LAD IS NOW BACK HOME IVaiik llo- Decided to Kctuni Homo Christmas Day. "There is no place like hoirfr," says Frank Koss, 16 year old high school student, who ran. away from the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Koss, 4 li t W. Navarre it., on Dec. 17. Young Ross has returned home after traveling more than 2,500 miles through the west since he .left this city. He was unable to fulfill expectations in an examination at school on Dec. 10. Feeling that he could not bear to tell his father of his failure, young Ross decided to shift for himself. Drawing $50 from the bank, he went to Chicago, where he bought a ticket to Trinidad, Colo. Passing through Denver the boy finally reached Trinidad, where he witnessed events of the prevailing strike there. I loss stayed with some friends until Christmas day, when he became homesick. A letter was written to his parents, who were searching for the boy. The father immediately wired Frank a railway ticket and the runaway lad returned home. GOD'S HELP IS NEEDED Man Cannot Do Independent Without It, Says Minister. One uf the largest crowds that the City Rescue Mission has had was present last night when llcv. C. V. Mull, pastor of the Conference Brethren church, gave a talk on the "Declaration of Independence." He spoke from the words of Webster, "It is my living conviction and by the grace of God shall be my dying conviction. Independence now and forever." "Independence to a person is not only to be looked upon from freedom's point of vie- but from independence from sins. One cannot be independent from sin without the help of God." DELEGATES ARE NAMED South Bond Grove Xo. SO, V. C, Installs OHicers. Installation of officers took place last night at the W. O. W. hall by South Hend grove. No. :i5, W. C. Mrs. Searls acted as the installing orticer at the meeting. After the installation, delegates were elected to attend the annual convention of the order to be held in this city in March. Those elected were Mrs. K. Woolfter, Mrs Striekler. Mrs. McCombs and -Mr McConnell. A program was given after the installation took place and a banquet followed. Till: CIIIUSTMAS MOXKY CM H Is now open, and you can start an account with lc, '2c or :c. Join this popular club now. American Trust Co- . Advt. NOTICi; TO PUHMC. Since tho month of May, 1314, the plumbing firm between Edward Mahler, sr., and Ernest Mahler, jr., is dissolved. Husiness run hereafter bKrnest Mahler, jr. Advt. Tin: cuuistmas mom;y clci; Is now open, and you can start an account with lc. 2c or ,"e. Join this popular club now. American Trust Co. Advt. South Heml Hivp No. I. O. T. M.. otficcrs. guards and members will meet at hall Monday night to practice for installation. Advt. CUT GLASS. L!rrys Klanks. Closing out some beautiful pieces at your price at Coonleys. Advt. IF YOU HAD A KECK AS LONG AS THIS FELLOW, AND HAD SORE THROAT 70HSILINE

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43 YEARS OLD. AGZ On Savings J Deposits South Bend National Bank CAPITAL . . . 100,000 SURPLUS EARXED- 110,000 " DIRECTORS Lucius Hubbard Haven Hubbard Myron Campbell Marvin Campbell Robt. S. Campbell Fred H. Badel Arthur L. Hubbard. Prompt, courteous treatment to all, from all, always. On Savings A rr 0 Dfnnitft I 43 YEARS OLD On Savings AVe solicit your s;ninss accounts, larffc or small wbieb will draw o' r intcrot omouadcl quarterly. All deX)sits made on or before Jan. lltli, will draw interest from Jan. 1st, and any amount can be withdrawn at any time without notice. We loan all our fuinN on first mortgage real otate. Open from s A. M. to . I M. and 7 to 8 cteninH. INDIANA BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION Cor. .Alain ("enter Streets. O Start a Savings Account at Once And set tlc bet.elit of our January Dating All money dejw -ite in our fain'" Department iift latr than Jamiar lOt'i. dra in-tcre-t from January at tin liitc of I per cent per annum, t om pounded 'iiii-aniiuii lly. American Trust Company o o o o o o o o o O O O O O o o o o o o o o; o 4 ON SAVINGS.

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EYES E X A Til NED and Headache Relieved without the us of Drug bj W8LP.tir.g3 Rfdu:n m 0 V NeatKfinppurwr 11. LER10NTREE South Rend' Iaclinjr' Optometrist aa4 Manufacturing Optician. 222V S. Michigan Street. Homo rhone 6504. Hell rhoiw 347. feundays from 9 to 10:50 a. m. by Appointment. rt m 1 -.1 1' Suits for Men and Women $15, $18 and $20. Easy Payments. GATELY'S 112 I!. Jefferon lllvd. fipUIWIIIIM I Pill II ' HI ML WJI LI I , m- . I : - - "fti!J. . mmmmmm 7i4 r vMf. Public Drug Store 124 N. Michigan St. The Cut Rate Drug Store GET A TIED LlUE TAXI Home r,i:;. I?eJl r,ir.07 221 South Irlichir-a .7 f. 1

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HERMAN'S Successor to TVllhelm'a nrAi)v-To.vnvn. ron womkv ipfclal Vaiuc.,i Stilts at $15.00 to S209. fhonc us your name and address today and . get a Life-Savcr free bv mail. ROGERS DAIRY CO. "Home Phone 7793. Bell Phone 760. Pure Pasteurized Mill:. F.Trrjthircr l"or Your ITomn. I Vom Tiest Tliero la Mado To Cheapest Tliat I3 Good. Come to use for your shoes. Union Shoe Co. Complete Stock of Victrolas and Victor Records. Wc Snd rimords on Apprwal. George H. Wheelock & Co. rUKMTl HK. MUTII MICIKil.W ST. ()j)I)ito Auditorium. efaeistkornJL vrmzure uy. SaocA5ors to .1. M. JonM The Iumlturt? htcr Arournl in Street.

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