South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 169, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 June 1915 — Page 7

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SOCIETY Mr. and .Mr;-. ry B. Crej.ps. 1117 L. Bowman .t., (n'iiam.d 1 guests 1 h u r.-day - n i nt .it th'ir home, the tc ijru' th-ir wedding annier.nv. Thf ;i i.i ,)ini ni' nts were in pink white whit- ir. ladim: pink and roses anil frrns. Contests and t ...in.-.-, t-.ni;.r j (fie i-vrniii.-'s enjoyi.i nT after whi'h refreshment were ...... .1 r. i no-. (j. ln,. itV(.rs in the nt( wr taken hy Mis- Lota. M. Ou;iv at;d H. C Kunncl.;. ii t:ov-ii n, p , .ism or Tnnitv I respytenan (hnn h met at tho homo "f Mr.s. Charls. Iw-rklrr. V0; i:. Way in.- st., Thursday a II!:oim;. After i. hijMr.r-s s-j n a so. ial hour follow.-. I with tf frf-shn nts. The next rue. tin- will !..; hold with Mrs. Adam IIe:t!, 2Z Arthur tt.. next month. Ui Thursday afternoon Mr.". A. H. M .-sick, porta:," ;tv entertained at t;i th.y- In this vicinity who have Mt. Mid We stern college at Oxford, Ohio. In tho 'lining iom where tea. was tf-r e.l, th-- tables wer- prettily dec-r-ite,i with June ros.es. The other rooms were attractive with red roses. I'opI'Ks and peonies. College emh .Ms, V.i.'.i and pennants were a-lso Us !. A Hiring those present were: Mrs Dmiald Drummond. Mrs. Carl Hitberd. Mrs. Ixlos ('..en. Mrs. L. B. . lau-htcr. jir.s. T. O. Crcssner. Mrs. I H. C. Feast r. Miss Frma and Mlssj Alma Oolimcr. all of South Rend. ' -Miss .-pta Tapper. Miss Mae Cooper, Miss Helen MeQuillen. Mishawaka. .Mis Pa nit. Miss Myra Xcldig. Goshen. Miss Helen and Miss Jessie ;reen. Miss Laura Inks, Ligoncr. Mrs. Auer. Plwnouth. Miss May Kinnard, Miss Joy Carson, Michigan City. Mrs. Martha Inmhman. TK S. Mi'-li'-'.in st.. entertained members of the Lidos' Aid society of C.raco M. F. church Thursday. She was assistd in enterta ininu by Mrs. F. K. 1 )owl:1k rty. Mrs. C. C. Bondurant. Mrs. Warren hownin;' and Mrs. C. W. i..-.nuey. Kounne i.usmess was aeti-d and plans for a supper tO t)M : a in the new church June 20 were dis' usstd. Hef reshmcnts were served il;:iii::r the afti rnoon. A meeting1 of th. sori ty will he held in the new chinch July h. At the monthly meeting of the Ladifs" Aid society of the Indiana A v. Christian church. Mrs. Balph C. Hatty wa: hostess at her homo at 202 K. Indiana av. A program for the after uitn consisted of a. duet by Miss Fli.i th and Martha Fatty and l eadings hv Miss Leona Baird, Mrs. Cecil Franklin and Mrs. floss. A social hour with refreshment. followed. The joei ty will no et tho third Thursday In Julv. the place of meeting to he se i it tt d later. Mrs. Fduard Witwer, 311 F. Fronson it., was hostess on Thursday to the Tvin City sewing circle. A fea ture w as of the afternoon's entertainment a contest at which Mrs. George Snyder. Mrs. F. F. Carpenter. Mrs. .1. c. Copp and Mrs. W. C. Herzog ei- ien the honors. Fight refreshments m ro late in tho afternoon t os d the mu ting. On .Inly I the members w ill m t with Mrs. 11. Webster, Inibail uv. The Young Women's Foreign Missionary society of the First Methodist Fp'-'eopal church gave an interesting entertainment last evening in the so--ial parlors of the church at S o'clock. The program was featured by piano. o..il and violin solos and several readings. Those taking part were .MFs Fdna Tule. Miss Clara Fhrhardt. Mis- Cwtnllian Fry.-e Floyd. Miss Cora Hi!!. Miss Fa urn Ilagey. Miss Ksther Fulton. Mr?. Fd. Floyd. Miss .Maru- .Jack.sori and I. 1'. Coates. Th. 1 1 gul ar 1'ortnightlv meeting of the Mod' rn F.M-hhe club was held Thursday at the home of Mrs. Maude li.r. N. Hill st. In a contest w hi h followed the usual business session, the favors were awarded to Mrs. Cieorge Redding and Mrs. Fanny Vickcry. Refreshments marked the close of the afternoon. Mrs. Frank Smith. 202 Haney av., will he hostess to the members July F Members of the O. I T. club onio od a pleasant aft rnoon in River Fark Thursday. Mrs X. T. Swanson being the hostess. The afternoon was (ievotod to needlework and was followed by the serving of a two-course luncheon. Mr.". Henry Swart. . l 4 W. Madison st., will be hostess to the club in two weeks. Mrs. Farney i-iwartz. jr.. was hostess in a delightful ma iner yesterday afternoon to members of the Ideal Fmbroiderv club, a social afternoon was! enjoyed followed by a two-course luncheon sered by -he hostess. Mrs. John Kiplinger of Ibmor. Midi., was a cucst of tho club. Mrs. Fd. Fobaugh. 222 Fbb r st., will entertain the . I ul on July 1. Tho Sew ing circle of the derma? j 'ion church was entertained Thursdav afternoon in the parish school by Airs. Margaret Hans. Mrs. Julia Wun-i..t-ii,-h !r i am MUCssei aim .u. ;ei a . 1 1 ob Marker. the hostesses for the dav. A pleasant afternoon was spent with s.-win after which refreshments v ire serve In two weeks tne circle the school. "will meet at The Me rev tlr.al meeting of the Circle of home of Mrs. was held, at th

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Sly La Hn eon ton sc. Even in this summer garden party hat there Is a suggestion of the military tendencies fashioned. It is in a delicate shade of pink chip straw John J. Murphy. 112 Fuerbringer st.. yesterday. The business for the year was closed and during the social time when refreshments were served, Mrs. Murphy favored with several musical selections. The circle will resume its meetings Sept. 9. Mrs. George M. Witwer. F. Jefferson blvd., entertained with a lunch:on Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss Marian Fisher of Augusta, Me., and Miss Laura Woodtill. Greenburg', who are the guests of Mis3 Sarah Witwer. 1014 S. Michigan st. Covers were laid for 12. The l. S. S. Good Times' club held their regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. Peterson. HOT W. ak st. Tho afternoon wis spent socially with refreshments. The next meeting will he held at the home of Mrs. J. Rasmus-Jen, 406 Slurman av., July 22. The Ladies Aid society of tho First Brethren church enjoyed an all-day picnic Thursday at Howard park. More than 40 guosts were seated at one table. The day was spent with various out-of-door sports. Members of the H ke-Hers club are apcndlnjr the remainder of the week with Miss Arva Yeagley at Lindo Vista Vol Rio at Xiles. Mich. The guests number 12. PERSONALS Mrs. Rurt Fare and daughter, Marie. 1713 Witwer a v.. have returned from a four weeks' trip in northern Michigan. Mrs. Thomas Hurt. SOS Harrison av.. who has been to Cadillac. Mich, on account of the illness of her husband, who was working on the gov ernment building there, has returned. Mrs. F. C. Fane. 1l'. F. Broadway, is spending a few das in Klkhart this w eek. Mr. and Mrs. Hern McCarthy have an Fed from Fulton. X. V.. to make their home with Mr. and Mrs. Frank FaFoint. :'..' X. X'otre Fame av. Mr. and Mrs. X. Fdinburg of Chicago are visiting at the home of Mrs. FdmburgV .-isur. Mis. Max Gross, 17 X. Michigan st. They will remain for a week or two. Mrs. George W. Kopf and daughter, Marlon. 427 W. Madison st., left this week for an all-rummer's visit with relatives and friends at Mucknow, Ont. Dr. I-:. II. Dean and his four sons. 32 3 W. Vayne st.. who have been DC

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with a "peak" that lends a ptirestion of military severeness, yet ii softened hy the fruit and flower bouquet. A black satin chin strap fastens under this fetching bouquet with the aid of tiny snap fasteners. spending two weeks in Kentucky and Ohio, returned home today. They traveled -1.000 miles by automobile. A meeting of the Royal X'eighbor lodqe was held at the hall Thursday evening. A large attendance was- present and one candidate was initiated. Loiter in the evening tho members were entertained at cards by Mrs. J. llensel and Mrs. Hammes, the favors won in the contests being awarded to Mrs. Ada Hull and Mrs. Ida Connors. Refreshments were served toward the close. Mr. and Mrs. W. IF Shonts and daughter. Miss; Wilda, 203 F. Marion st., have returned from Champagne, 111., after attending the commencement exercises at tho university of Illinois, when Turril Shonts received the degree of bachelor of arts. John McVicker of Lisbon. O.. is visiting at the home of his daughter, Mrs. V. A. Fryan on F. Jefferson blvd. Miss Fvelyn Face. f32 W. Colfax av.. who has been attending Chicago Art institute, will return this evening to spend her vacation. Mrs. Gilty and daughter of Toledo. (.. are visiting with Mrs. Vaughn, 321 Madison st. Mrs. John Mountain. 419 W. Madison st.. is visiting with friends at Pontine. Mich. Phillip J. Kllngel. X. Lafayette st., has gone to Hot Springs, Ark., to be with ex-Mayor Goetz, who is seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Chreist and family. 522 Flaino av., have returned from Luporte, making the trip by automobile. Mrs. IF J. Jackson and children, 1136 Fincoln way W.. have gone to Detroit. Mich., to spend a few weeks J with relatives. Mrs. G. F. Casady and son. i:im Lincoln way W., motored to Detroit this week. The Misses Gertrude and Louise Kohnke. 7 26 Blaine a v.. have returned to their home after visiting at Fertrand. Mich. Mrs. William Hafstrom. 1116 Berner st.. who has been 111 for a fewweeks, !p improved. Mrs. T. T. Burrow and daughter. 1036 Lincoln way W.. spent Thursday at the Ransbergcr cottage at Fagle lake. Miss Helen Crocker, who has been visiting at Knox, has returned to her home at S16 Blaine av. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Senrich. 1110 Lincoln way W.. have gone to Detroit to attend the funeral of Mrs. Scnrich's cousin. Mrs. Charles Xies. 305 Xotre Dame st.. has returned after visiting with her mother at Buchanan. Mich. Rev. J. L. Gardiner, Colfax av.; Miss India Smith and Mrs. William Fntzian. 56 Allen st.. returned from !t:t':t, 11

mem French Dressmakers Are Again Occupied Quiet Social Functions Are Resumed and Midday Calls for Dainty Frocks. A great many French society women who for the last eight or nine months have been entirely absorbed in Red Cross work or in priwite philanthropic schemes atv now buying clothes; and some of the big dressmakers are as busy as they can beAfternoon dresses and dinner dresses are again indulged in. Very few are to be seen by the general public, because there are no open social gaities. Rut there is a certain e.mount of intimate entertaining going on. ami it is at small luncheon and dinner parties that the Frenchwoman is wearing and will wear her new frocks, writes a Paris correspondent of the Times (iiOiulon). It looks as if muslins and linens would be worn more than silks or satins for afternoon frocks, and some of the simple, dainty things are charming. The skirts are all short, the sleeves are generally long, the waist is indicated, not emphasized, and there is no superfluous trimming anywhere. Nothing is smarter for blouses and lingerie frocks than line blue linen with touches of white, or the other way round, the pale blue verging on gray in muslins and crcpons looks very well Indeed. Striped lingerie chemisettes are also being made by the good houses, but they run the risk of getting common already, and to be uncommon nowadays is very costly. Jt means the simplest and most exquisite of everything, from dresses and hats to shoes and gloves. Tight skirts have practically vanished from the wardrobes of the bourgeoise as they have from those of the society woman. A few midinettes still cling to them, but every day the vivandiere silhouette grows more general among the little girls who carry round very big dress boxes and very ornamental hat boxes. I a en the crinoline may be seen In the streets, and it has been made by more than one big dressmaker for evening gowns. The grace of it in moderation must be admitted, and as long as the skin is short it is quite practical, one of its advantages is that it makes the feet look small, and it certainly encourages a free mh1 graceful walk. ART IX CLAY. In the quality of clay is something which tempts one to handle it and to try to make of it forms of beauty. Perhaps this is because it can bo molded by tho hands with few tools or none. Perhaps It is because it can bo v hanged ii form so quickly that interest is not lost before a result is obtained. Stone cutting takes long, and an errol- in it once made cannot easily be corrected. A vision of beauty may be lost before the wood carving has taken form and a false stroke means a great deal. But an error in clay may bo erased by one motion of the thumb. If too much clay is removed, it may be replaced; a flffurc faultily executed may be broken and built again; and a beautiful form, tho dream of the artist, may stand before him in clay before the vision has faded from his thought. No wonder, then, that in many different parts of tho world clay workers have been among the first artists, says Barber in his "Pottery and Porcelain in the Fnited estates." the Fpworth league convention at Knox where they went as representatives of St. Paul's M. F. church. Mrs. Myers and granddaughter. Marguerite Kestler. 4 30 Allen st.. left for Flndlay. O., Thursday. J. If. Kelsey, 1613 Lincoln wnvv F., is on a business trip to Great Falls, Mont., for 10 days. Mrs. Edward Younp and daughter of Chicago are visiting for a few days with Mrs. F. P. Kent, 1001 E. Dayton st. Mrs. Marion Overlcase and daughter of Flkhart have returned to their home after visiting friends and relatives here. Mrs. Carl DeFand of Elkhart has returned home after visiting with Mrs. W. F. Joseph. 315 W. Division st.. for several days. Miss Alpha Kiplinger, 1206 Cedar st.. is spending several weeks with her uncle, George Cole, at Montpeller, O. Miss Martha Kennedy, 1036 Lincoln way W., has gone to Ligonier on business. Miss Mabel Chriest, 322 Blaine av., left yesterday for Chicago where she will visit with friends. Mis'; Fthel Johnson, 1036 Oak st.. who has been ill with tonsilitis, has recovered. Miss Bertha Finch. 10 40 I-nsalle etnas left for Bloomsbcrg. Penn., and other eastern cities. .Mrs. J. F. Lantry and little daughter, Tulsa. Okla.. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mclnerny, 4 25 Allen st. Miss Gertrude Fosteter. 24 Park av.. has gone to Hinsdale. Mich. Mrs. W. Ott, Sherman av.. returned after a visit at Lifayette. Miss Paulino Maurer, who has been the guest of Miss Esther Fdgren. 907 Allen st.. left Thursday for Chicago. Mrs. Chester Walters of Detroit. Mich., who has been visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Petz. 1406 Miami St.. has returned to her home. Mrs. Anna Hodson is ill at her home at 217 S. Carroll st. Announcements The Indies' Aid society of Quiney Street Baptist church will entertain with a thimhro this afternoon at home of Mrs. A. F. Chappd, rJ2i Alknt st. Ilveryono is cordially invited. The Indies' Aid sorit-ty of the First Iardist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Bobert Ioty, 55:: S. Main St.. this afternoon. The Wanita sew ins: circle will meet with Mrs. F. 1 Smith, Vj2 E. South st.. this afternoon. The Woman's auxiliary nf Westminster PresM-terim church will meet this afternoon at tho home of Mrs. B. F. Auzustine. 1215 Bivcrsido dr. Mrs. J. C. Lvk lo-i Shfrman av.. will be hostess to the Neighborhood circle this afternoon.

sATUHDA Y SALF. Trimmed Hats Sl.uO each Saturday. Mr. M- Fralicli. Ativt.

These are Ellsworth's June White Days

Special Sale of Tub Skirts and Dresses Tub Skirts are in great demand for the lake, the seashore, the country. For sport wear, for golf, for tennis. It seems as though everyone will wear seperate skirts and waisLs this summer. We have hundreds of new styles in Goliine, Linen, Pique, Crepe, Eponge, Gaberdine and Duck. Special sale prices, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.95, $3.95 and $5.00. $15.00 to $18.00 Dresses Choice $10.00 The greatest we have ever offered are these beautiful colored summer dresses at $10.00. New Chinchilla Coats at $10.00. White Chinchilla Coats, just the thing for cool evenings, special at 310.00. This is a regular si 5.00 value. Worombo Chinchilla Coats at $15.00 White Coats made from the genuine Worombo chinchilla, braid bound, special at Si 5.00.

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C5 COQUILLARD AND KALEY GROUNDS READY SOON The Coquillard and K.iley school playgrounds are expected to be opened Monday. Work on the grounds, which has hecn goin? on for some time will he finished Saturday. No formal exercises will attend the opening-. Miss Olgu Rosencranz will he supervizor at the. Coquillard grounds and Mrs. O. F. Gclbrich at the Kaley school grounds. SAYS HUSBAND I,FFT HFIt. A petition for divorce was tiled in the superior court Friday hy Sarah Putay aerainst Solomon Putay. The petitioner savs that the defendant abandoned her in F12 after they had been married for two years-. She asks for tho custody of a daughter. FILKS O'BIUFN CASK. The case of tho state, upon the relation of Fsther Zimmerman, against William O'Brien has been filed in the circuit court. Tho defendant was bound over by Justice Peak on a charge of bastardy. SATURDAY SALF. Trimmed Hats $1.00 each .Saturday. Mr.s. M. A. Fralick. Advt. HELLEE Saturday Special Vacuum Vas her Sold everywhere for S3.50; Our Saturday e special price OUC Come Early Won't Last Long At This Figure.

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A Big Shipment of Wirthmor Waists $1.00 Also New Welworth Waists at $2.00 Lace and Silk Waists Half Price About 100 high class waists of lace or silk at just one-half the regular price.

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3IAKHIA(;i-: LICFNSFS. Glen S. Hibben. 2M. station agent, Bolwar, Ind.; I'ern Dickson. Herman Krah, :';, machinist; Bertha A. Tucholke. 2 4. , Jsadore W. Flotman. 1M . parer hanger, Chicago; Cora Lou is -j Wood, l'J, Chicago. Alfred K. Collins, 1T. aceounant; Nellie Hauiran, 2i. 11 ay in on d Iuers, 36, traveling sales- j man, M.ichiian; Lucll a M. Parham, i - ( Flmer I L. McDonnell. 27. lineman.! North Liberty; Florence I. Guysc, 1., North Liberty. SOCIFTY MFKTS. The Christian Fndoavor society of tho Trinity Presbyterian church met at the home of Bobert Vermande. M:; TJ. Washington st., Thursday evening i for a tdiort business session and en-! terta.inm.ent. The entertainment consisted of music, followed hy refiesh ments and a social hour. sui:s to coudicr i i:f. Suit to collect $175 alleged to bo due for professional services has been brought in the circuit court by William N. Bcrgan against John Flknu COATS NOW IS Till: TIM F TO BUY AT FXLSWOBTIFS. New coats $15, $ 1 n and $25 values, in serce. poplin gabardine, silk and chinchilla. H. Adv. Tho Fll.-'worth Sto;e... Do the bones In your cors-n protrude through tho cloth? If so it isn't a Spirella. corset. Mrs. C. M. Andrews. Bell 2 4 4, Home 10:;. Adv. SATURDAY SALF. Trimmed Hats ?Fn0 each Saturday. Mrs. -M. A. Fralick. Ailvt.

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PICK ARD CHINA Wo are ifern, a srecial asscrtmcnl of this beautiful China priced at roduced ::';:.-. SI!i:iTTi:LD sILYFR This moat service a b sip.er is shown in a largo displ iy including water pit-.-herr. fr.:it ba -k;ts, :r.f n platters, -ecea:de dishes, etc. HA.MMi:Ri:D SILVFR Beautifully hand wr-ht h-imnvr-l Sterling, including bon-bon d files'. : read tr.cs. ''-' pbite--, berry bowl?, etc. LAMPS WITH SILK sIIADUS W- n d. ri ".! Iy 1 iro vhowir.g to select from practically every ceior e-f shflc is in the line. is a Pleasure to Show Our Goods

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Ladies the New Summer Collars Arc Here We h.ivo the r.ew whi'e puritan !!. ir, ;!.- eo'dnrs and vitf-. in sh t materi.-Is. la- e. an.! t-mbroider trimmed, .ill Z'.c T-.urr.! era ltr. Wo have tho r.c.w F,.'.ero jaeket et'tVel in lue and plain net. Sl.r.o ami Also numerous styles and rfi'e. ts in ol..re.l or.iMrkiti'T.s. j-rkTs raninr fr-Mii rr up.

White Silk Hosiery for Summer Wear New Wliitr IIiery For .Inn While lu. Fidies White Sill; H o, .Mic and M.oo. Fa dies' Win to Fisle Hose, -j.io, :;.v and :n Children's white ljslo IF so. l.V; '2 lor 2."k Infants' ,- . Into. Ladies White .Mlk Fihre H'. '2. and oOV. Ladies white out size JI"se. ;'."( and ro Men's Shirts That Are Part Silk Fronts and culls are silk, of perfectly matched materials the rest buy nf the season ai $1.50. TGIVN' FOB VACATION J 1M BBOI DI :K Y. Linen table .scarfs and et nt. rjiee s regularly sdd for $1 each, Saturday onlv ."d'c each. MRS. m. A. FiLALlCK. Advt. 1"1 N. Main st. Straw Hats Felt Hats JOHN HALE HAT STORE 127 W. Washington Ave. mZ2 JTYLf: SHO ZZ tTCJtZJf oi'tinc; ,ii:wi:fby. Bolt (Lain-. Outing Link-. Dollar Watcher, Moiioraiii Bclt, F.t. jEWELRy 5T0RE THE SATvlE DAY. Films left at our noro before 1) a. ni. ftro developed and printed for delivery at " P 'ti. Landon Drag Company hap-ay 1 1 ,,r, i.

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