South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 165, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 June 1915 — Page 7

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High School Offers Course in Wifecraft Prepares Girl to Manage Simple or Elaborate Household with Intelligence.

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!!;i'i!:-':r reunion at tli. llOl!)- Ot j. i half mil s 0:1 the 11 I . Km-pp, four am! soiithwo.t ,f kakewlb ll.u:.sr h me:-1 i d. t "overs tin c-i for 102 g;o sts. Tho Lu mli'T w.is k. J. Knf':t. I w . r oldest "rta-; av., ami th- yun-e.-t lnc Klingek-rnith. Th was baby Aril t reunion will 1m: at North kib rty Sunday in Jui;-, lM'i. t! ceond Mr?. Cirri" ent'Ttaitud at K.'rkwood d l dinior party ghtfully Sunday, honoring h r dau ht day f 11 on that date, r, a r. whose hirth1 Mr.-'. Fanny Kirkwood. who will ?on k ie for a three months' tri; to Uk w st. I'mvith va re pi if d for !" gib-s'v, th- dr (-orations boing pink carnations and ro.--s. A picture was lake n of the groiir. Mrs. Christina Milkr plcnsantly en. tr rtaimd a number of friends of Clarence Milbr Saturday evening at his home, Sl'' Cb-wland av., in lionor of his birthday anniversary, flarm-s and mi. Me w-re tho features of tho c-ven-Inf. and liirht refreshments wtro srved at tho closing hour. SOCi CALENDAR .Monday. Tho YminA' Worn n's .Missionary soi t of tho First Haptit -hur-h will m t at tho liomo of .Mi -. Agnes Whito, lln W. Navarre ht. Tho rhildr n of Mary f St. Jos'ph's ohurch will ( ritt rtain for Miss i:uth Hirki-v. who will h" married to i Hi Aa iy on June 10. rl urday. Th Silvrr IM asi.ro chih will rnPt in 1 1 1 at'Tornoon with Mrs. Ik l'arvis, L'l'.i N. Hill st. Tho I), t. S. P)U1 TiiTHs -luh will in. . t at tin- home !' Mi.-s lallian IVt n. la7 Oal Th- W'omon's Home Mis-ioTiary ii-f v of tin- First M. Ik hutch so. will im ct in tho ohurcli parlors. Mrs. ('laudo Ik 'rav.'foi-d. "'2-1 N. Main st.. will nt. riain tin- lloni- Telt J 1 1 1 o r : O 1 1 . .Mis- Favs Scott. 71" K. a v.. and Pin . Smith. K(asoy st.. will ho niarriid at St. Joseph's church. Wednesday. I'ythian tea ladies will inert In tho K. ot F. hall fur their regular ltitetink'. Mrs. ' W. Van iMisen. r.or, Duhail a v.. v. ill i'e hosk to members of the. (o-y t'oriK r eirelo. he Women s Home Missionary so Missionary riety of tho F.raeo M. Ik church will meet In tho tahornaelo when t lie annual election of oflicers will take place. Momhcrs of tho women's auxiliary of St. James parish will enteriain with a social afternoon at the liome of Mrs. II. W. Frant., oo Iancoln way Ik Miss Ksther Charlotte Johnson, 211 X. Hill st.. and Frank Nelson Novins of Alliance, ., will he married at tlu? 1 lob' Trinity Fnlish Lutheran church ky Kev. A. IF. Keck. Tho marriage of Miss lluth M. Tlickey, 1 2 Lnwrrnco st., and Kosst li. Avery, 100", N. Lawrem-e st.. will take place at s't. Joseph's church. Thursday. Tlio Iidles Aid society of tho Tndinna A v. Christian duirch will meet with Mr.s. Ilalph C. F.atty, 202 K. Indiana a v. v Meml-ois o fiho S. S. of C. Ik of tho First Church of the Ikrothien will give a picnic at Howard park. Mrs. Fano y Swartz, jr.. ,211 Ik 'alert st., v.ill intertain the Ideal iltnhroidery club. St. Jtseph Valley grange will hold an all-dav meeting in American hall. The deul ee Work will he ui ( 11 ill tlio morning followed hy a hanpiet and a tit ra ry program. "nib!ren"s day w ill also Pe oliservt d. Mrs. Harvey M. Appbrnan. ila "'.incoln hi'-rhwav V.. will entertain tho Liiu oln 'a- I'leasnr elaP. will It enterThe circle of M e r tamed at the ine of Mrs. John J. Murphy. M2 Fuerl Mrs. T. Swan son rin-er st. Kner Park, will ho hostess to the . l T. . iu! The sewing circle of the C.ormaii Zion church will meet in the parish school. Mrs. V.. Whitwor. . . 1 l Ik hronson ft., will be hostess to members of tho Twin Cit.v Sowing circle. A meeting of the Modern lw . -hive 1 ib will ! hold at the l.mo of Mrs. M. I hoe. "on N. Hill .-t. The kailies' Aid society of draco M. K t hurch will meet with Mrs. Martha ighman. In S. Michigan st. !Vh!:v. Tlio Ladies' auxiliary of the YosanMi r Fresbv terian church will nit ot ah Mrs. F. Ik Augustine. I -1 iliv-:-a!o dr. .v no f ting of ho Iolks Aid socioof the (u'.ney St. Fapti-t church :U bo lu Id at the homo of Mi s. J. S. h ipi li. .'24 Alb ti st. Mrs. J. C. Locke, la:1 1 Sherman a v.. will N U eidertain tho members of the hb a-cin-le. Announcements t: f .Us annual ::npt im ccmini ta io ol hi t: ment f

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V.y I-i It aroiitou0. An exquisite ehajieaii is tliis of e ry light yellow novelty straw, tilted upward in tho hack in Watteau fashio n. The under side of the brim is faced with shirred cream lace and around the top of tho crown is laid a wreath of colored l orries and tield ih wers. Illaek velvet streamers descend over the shoulders from a bow a t the back of the hat.

exercises in St. Joseph's hall. June. lk at 7:4." o'clock. A carefully prepared program consisting of drills, recitatk.ns and vocal and instrumental numhers will ho given. The school orchtstr.'v will accompany the choruses and scn'-'s. Tho senior boys and girls will present two interesting plays. All are cordially invited. PERSONALS Mrs. Fenjamm Silber, 22; Wik, liam st., has returned from a throe weeks' visit at t'hicago where she visited her daughter, Mrs. Harney liichter. Mr. am Main st., musts of Mrs. 1 A. I" sjent Sunday Dr. and Mrs. niton, 1 1 4 : Sk at (.loshi n as Ii. k. tockweather. Mrs. John Ik Alwiird, Ml Cashing st.. will return home Wednesday evening from Terre Haute aftir visiting for several days with her daughter, Miss Ik kn, wlpt is attending school there, Miss Alward will accompany her mother homo to spend her vacation lure with her parents. Mr. and 'Mrs. M . kennett of Muskegon. Mich., ;ut visiting their daughter. Mrs. i. A. Dalrymple. 72u Diamond av. Mr. and Mrs. Iklwin Khy, :.?. Keasev" st., have returned home from an extended trip through hio. Mrs. Lious Colip. V. Washington av.. b ft l-'riday evening for I'enton Harbor, Mich., to visit for several days. Miss Pauline Ferris. Sadie sk, has gone to Torre Haute w lu re she' will spend a w ot k with relatives. Miss Kathryn Pollock. Sadie st., who is visiting near Hudson lake with frb nds and itlativts. will return home Tues.ki v. Mrs. C. Hmkon of iwyer. Mich., ilurdav evenreturn- d to h ir.g after spe wit!; friend--. .n-hio Kelias returtu d home nding a few days here k. 1 le from S. Mlc'ai-nn visit at St. st.. Joa s ph. Mich. Mrs. Wikiain 1 k'r tils of Indianapolis has returned to her home a two wt ,ks' vi.-it with her mother ter a M-rs. H. Nies. 4 1 . St. Louis st. J. k Meyer. 12 n N. Main st.. has returned from a trip to California. While on liis trip ho visited New Orleans. Ik Paso. Seattle, Portland and different points in Mexico, returning through South Dakota, w i ta he . ? o p Mrs. who p-d at Portland to v isit his F. Ik Roberts. Codfrey k si: tor. berts. 'S That

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V. v 1 r' i a f I Vi A.. . ; -4 'f , f . . V ' I?:: '. ' - r 1 m. ..... &-1 has been attending Notre Dame university hero, accompanied Mr. Meyer on the trip to Fierre, where he remained to make his future home. Mrs. A. k. Chenowek and daughter, Marion, of ikichmond, Intl., are guests of her part nts. Mr. ami Mrs. Thomas Jennings, "1 Sk St. Louis st. BENEFIT SOCIETY ELECTS St. Jolm's Organlation of St. .Mary's Church Chooses Olliccrs. The St. John's .sick nnd Bem volent soe.ety of St. Mary's (krinan church met Sunday afternoon and elected the following ollieers for the ensuing year: Spiritual director, kev. Joseph SclHTer; president, John klessel; vicepresident. Henry kauer; corresponding and recording secretary, I. Schmidt; linaiu-ial secretary. Frank (.Joepfrieh ; arsistant linancial secretary, Stephen Tsehida: treasurer, John Wallisch; director, Gustav Miscliji r; !anncr carrier, Joseph Hirl; assistant banner carriers. Coorge (pH pfrich and Martin (knoth; Fnittd States banner carrier, Anton Vandel; rejiresontativc, D. Hruggner; marshal. John Craais; assistant marshal. John Hermit. SWIMMING CLASS AT Y. W. Lesions Will Io (,ien in Xatatornun Tuesday Kvoninir. A swimming class for Y. W. C. A. numbers will open Tuesdav evening. The class will leave tho Y. W. C A at 7:;0 o'clock for the High school natatorimn wdu-re lessons in swim ming will be given hv Miss Laura Hamilton, jilav ground director of the I.aurol sohool. and Miss kh-anor (laik. Tlio eVtss will bo held every Tuesday evening during the summei ST K A M S 1 1 1 i MOVIAI 1 kTS. NT.W YullK. June 14.- No steamers sailing today. Due to arrive today: tirduna from Liverpool; Keirina dTtalia troai Palermo; Hrist.d City from P.ri-td; Noordyk from Kottordam; Poseidon from ware from London: Lisbon ; kTizabt th Delaf torn kotterdam; Ardgowan from London; Ikbal from London. Summer lre.o. Wonderful Values lor $10 at r.INuorthV ? 1 to S 1 Colored Summer Drc1 choice Sk Tuesday morning, k.est valoefc in Summer Dress, s have ever offi re-I. Tllb HLLSWokni STdilk n

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"First of all," sai.l the practical little high school miss, "i think it is the duty of every physically fit girl to marry. Second or probably this should be lirst it Is nothing less? than a crime if she is nut competent to make a good home for Iut husband." There is something in those two sentences worth thinking about. They were uttered by an enthusiastic student in the department of " wife-craft." established as a s-pecial course in the curriculum of the Wadleigh high school of N'ew York city, which is intended to train girls to be model w ives. v "Why, certainly, we all want to get married sometime." she replied frankly, innocently unblushing. "I do, I .now, and so does every other normal girl, only the -silly girl w ill tell you that she never expects to marry, and they are just tho ones to elope and make a mess- of things before they are out of school. "And since we all want to marry, isn't it our duty to offer something worth while to the man with whom we cast our life fortunes? I think so. We demand of the man that he earn enough money to support us. Then why hasn't he the same right to demand of the girl he marries that she know enough to use the money to the best advantage, to cook food properly, to be a good housewife and to make his home comfortable for him. He certainly has? that right and Is foolishly shortsighted if he doesn't require such qualifications in a Kirk "That is what this splendid newcourse teaches us, and all of U3 who have entered the class in 'wifecraff are glad of the opportunity to learn. Wo are all serious-minded about the work, and I am pure that each girl will dc her utmost to be the most perfect model of a 'wife-to-be at the end of the four-year course," This course introduced during the current school year, which is to teach the science of wifecraft, and which will turn out correctly trained "model wives" of the future, is under the di

rect supervision of a man! Although this may seem unusual, there is an es sentially practical side to it, To he fitted as a model wife is a consumption worth almost any effort to attain; but to be a man-taught model wife is something- even beyond that! What higher recommendation could a girl offer to her husband than that? This Is said to be the only public school course of its kind in the United States, if not in the world. There is no reason, however, why the high schools in every town throughout tho country should not 'adopt the course as a regular department in their system of education. If all that is expected of it is accomplished, and there seems to be no excuse, tho product of the "model wife" training classes should make for happier, more comfortable and better managed homes, which eventually would make for a substantial decrease in the divorce rate. As originally introduced at Wadleigh, the course is altogether elective. However, at the opening of the course, and before anything more material than a, hypothetical outline of the proposition was in evidence, more than 150 girls attending that school promptly applied for the chance to become model wives, and took up the studies in this newest branch of feminine education with every evidence, of serious intent. Dr. Stuart lk Itowe, head of tho Wadleigh high school, is? in personal charge of the course. Upon graduation the "model wife" girl will receive the degree of M. H.. a brand new degree created especially for her, and which signifies "Matron of Homecraft." "F.vcn if a girl should change her mind." said Dr. Howe, "and decide against marrying after taking this course, she would, with her M. H. degree, be thoroughly qualified to earn her own living as household manager in any of the most exclusive and bestkept homes in the world. "Personally, 1 do not like the term 'housekeeper, as it might apply to any one of our graduates," objected the doctor at the suggestion. ".She will be far more than a housekeeper. She will be equipped to assume thfc full responsibilities of general manager of the most elaborate domestic establishment and to conduct it on a practical supervisory basis, just as entirely as does a general manager of any "commercial business. The course that we have prepared here will train her for precisely that sort of a position, should she elect to take up professional service and forego the pleasure of making some man happy as his wife." According to the statistics which Dr. Howe has just compiled, at least ") ; or cent of the Wadleigh girls marry sooner or later. The remaining :'." per cent continue their studies at"" college or at the training school for teachers, and subsequently enter a professional career. LODGE" NOTES. All C. A. Ik men and laJfitit e.t th V.". K. c. are requested to meet at thm old court house Monday evening at 7;2e to go in a body to the Elks' temple to attend the Flag day exercises. Adv. An ten W. Ik memorate Flag C. No. 1 1 will comday at the old court 5. with IO''lS III' '..." v ...... r-. ( u ..in A patriotic program. Atty. Martin ill give the addres. reading by Miss !('arr. singing, and kabki Cronbach will give hi:- report from the Associa- ! ted Charitie : orders invite : convention. All patriotic d to be present. Adv. SPANISH WAH Yim'UAXS. All Spanish War Veterans are requested to meet at Lasalle hall Mondav. Juno 14. at 7:C) p. m.. to attend lanmi il Flag day exercises t() jQ held I at the Elks' temple at S p. m. The South kend lodge. No. 2ZT, ,,f the DoI nevob nt and Protective Order of Elks ! h.iw oxten.Jed a cordial invitation to all ; :,aanlsh War Veterans to attend and have gram, ky arranged a very order of r.e proELMER D. REX. Commander Harry O. Perkins C. amp. No. 25. U. S. W. V GEO. W. STEWART. Adjt. Adv. Try NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS

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All NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS n rj T SOCIAL ITYITXTS. Mrs. Joseph Andrysiak, 717 5?. Union st., was very pleasantly surprised Sunday ufternoon by a number of relatives and friends, the occasion being" her name day. The afternoon was spent delightfully with games and Miss Helen Andrysiak favored tho company with a number of pretty piano selections. A delicious luncheon was- served. Mrs. Andrysiak was presented with a Iretty gift. Those who attended were: Mr. and Mrs. Michael Andrysiak, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wojclechowski, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kubiak, Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Cukrowicz, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Szymczak, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kovatch. Mr. and Mrs. Casper Slisz, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Glon, Mr. and Mrs. John Janiszczak, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ludwikowska, Mr. and Mrs. Stanislaus Gorka. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Gorka, Mrs. Jopephino Banach and Joseph Andrysiak. Little Miss Lottie Xiespodzlana. 1222 W. Huron St., was pleasantly surprised Sunday afternoon on the occasion of her seventh birthday an niversary. The time was delightfully spent at games while dainty refresh ments were served. Miss Lottie was presented with a number of pretty gifts. Those present were: Misses M. vifxitindriana. Helen Banicka. Thresa and Martha Radecka, Mr. Nimier, H. Janiszczak, Agnes Janoviak, M. Kuczmanska. J. Cisel, Francis Bucholtz. Clara Kuczmanska, Mr. Cisel. Eleanor Ladd, Victoria and Mary Nlespodziana, Katherine Banicka, Pernice Chevoys, S. Niespodziana, Sophia Niespodziana, Victoria Each and Regina Szczypska. The military band of Z. B. Falcons will hold its rehearsal Tuesday evenin z at Z. B. hall. The St. lironislawa fociety of the Wo '-non's Catholic Union of America .m hn'rl Its meetinsr this evening at 7.3 0 o'clock at the St. Hedwige school building. The Young Women of Holy Rosary society of St. Hcdwige's parish will hold their meeting this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the 't Hedwige school bull dint. . PEIISOXALS. Wn!rr lerzvnski has returned to Chicago after a brief vifit here. Miss Antoinette " Kryzlowska of Gary was in the city visiting with relatives and friends. Victor L-uskowskl arr-ved hero this morning from Pittsburgh for a brief visit with friends. Andrew Jeziorski, who has been here on business, left this afternoon fcr Chicago. Stephen Adamski. Chapin St., has gone to spend a week with relatives and friends In Chicago. Walter Targniewicz has returned to Chicago after a few days visit with relatives and friends in outh Bend. Martin Rozanski of Chicago is in the city on business. Joseph Wargowski has returned to Indianapolis after a short vidt here. Ignatius Michalowski, S. Scott st.. left thi morning for Detroit to spend a week with relatives. Mr, and Mrs. Martin Nowak of New Carlisle, were the guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. Vincent Brzezinski. $09 S. Chapin st.. over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wilczynski. 1322 yy Ford st.. have returned from a v'o'it with relatives and friends in I Cbi!"oBObradic-Ski has arrived here

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from East Chicago for a visit with friends. Miss Mary Stangrycz of Detroit i in tho city visiting with friends. Stanley Krawdeckl of Cleveland has arrived here for a visit with frien(v Miss Helen Mlglowska, who has been here visiting with friends, turned to Chicago Sunday. rehero with Frank Lozbowrki has arrived from Onry to spend a few davs friends. Anthony Lewandowski has returned to Brooklyn. X. Y after a weeks visit here with friends. John Nowaczewski has returned to Laporte after a brief visit here. KXTi:itTATX.Mi;VT IX 1IOXOII or THFJU lWSTOK. On Sunday afternoon the children of t. Hcdwige's school entertained a large audience with a most pleasing program in the parish hall on W. Napier st. The affair was given as : tribute to Rev. Anthony Zubowicz, C. S. C, pastor of the parish, whose names day it was. Tho program was as follows: Overture, ".Silver Bells," by K. kuzny's orchestra; song of gratitude by tho seventh and eighth grade pupils; con-t gratulation by pupil of eighth tirade, M. Manuszak; recitation, "Pakowkl Literatury," by little boys: dance of "Juno Roses," and rose greetings, by littlo girls of Guardian Angel society; ball game by little boys; selection by orchestra; recitation. "Jak to na Mazowszu," Miss Tekla Buczkowska; recitation, "Straszki w Ogrodzie," by little girls; selection by orchestra; muster drill by the sixth grade boys. The afternoon was featured by a comedy farce, "Wet za Wet," in w hich the children assumed their parts very cleverly. Those taking part were: Hala Borecka. Miss K. Pulawska; Wandzia, her sister, Miss T. WVsolowska; playmates, Marynla. Miss M. Kitkowska; Oles, . Chelminiak; Anielka, Miss Kosnowska; Tomclo, T. Niodbalski. Rev. Zubowicz was the recipient of a number of beautiful bouquets of cut flowers, one of which was a bo-.jquet of roses sdven by Hip Hop- Rosary fo-ciety.-sThe presentation was made by Miss Petvil Smogor, president of the association.' The program concluded with remarks by Rev. Anthony Zubowicz. who complimented tho children and sisters, to whose efforts the entertainment was due. nnnm Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dcnn! Hrta, 221 H Kenwood av, a son, June IS. D MYTHS. Edward Pietrzak, nine-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pietrzak, 42 S S. Harris St.. did Sunday evening at S:15 o'clock after a short illness. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the St. Hcdwige's Catholic church. Burial will bo in St. Joseph's Polish cemetery. Xevc White Dns at KIN worth's Just arrived a big shipment of tho latest styles In white dresses in n'ts, voiles, crepes and organdies. Prices from $5.30 to 12 3.00. ikxiiiiuTs nti'AK m:miii:s. A box of freak strawberries wa brought into the city Monday by S. M. Millikin living seven mib s wrM of the city. The freaks consisted f twin, tripiet and quadruplet berries, each berry being distinct, yet all er--ioined into one at the stem nd. Sr:K' of these triple and quadruple were as large as an ordinary berries Try NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS

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