South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 188, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 July 1915 — Page 7

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The V. P. A. of the r.race Lvanelical church hen its monthly business meeting at th.j hoino of Rev. and Mrs. I. D. Sp'ichT. 12?. Blaine a v., Tuesday. Mis?5 V ra Dausman was t kvttil as delegate, anil Mis.- Myrtle Tridle as alternate to the Y. P. A. convention at Oak'Aood Park. Syracuse, Ind., fr.-m Ausu.-.t. " to 7. Aftr the business session a scial hour '.vas

njoy, d ments. with the r in;; of refreshMis. Alm.i L. Reed, s. Franklin St.. delightfully entertained at a six o'clock dinner Tuesday evening. The affair honored Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chambers of Los Angles, Calif., who are isitin here. Covers were placed for ci-ht. Miss Winifred Lulitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fulltt of this city and Clavton A. Klopfer, son of Mr. and Mr.-. M. L Klopfer. 1 :: 1 Miami St.. were quietly married at the. Mizith F -aneliea 1 church this morning at 10 o'elo k, Rev. John U. Mosier frieiat imr. Mr. Klopfer is a traveling salesman for the Studebaker corporatori. They will reside in this eity. Mr. and Mrs. A. I . Keslar, f,13 Findiey st.. entertained at a week-end party at their summer home at Klinsrer lake. The quests were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Powers. the Misses Ethel and Jeanette Powers, Donald H. Walk, Harry Powers, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Striebel, Miss Bertha Striebel of South P.end; Mips Christine. Prey, Coldwater. Mich.; James Duffy, PittsHeld, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. A. Howe r, Henry Miller. Miss Mable Stuart. Wakarusa; John Malkowski, Chicago. The monthly meeting of the Worn- j en's Foreign Missionary society of the First M. F. church was yield on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. Myers. 411 S. Main st. Several interestincr papers were priven on "Our Own Missionary in Old Umpali," the subject for the day. The usual social hour with refreshments was enjoyed after tho business session. A meeting of the .society will bo held Aug. 3. Mrs. E. M. Webster, 1 o 1 Woodward av., pleasantly entertained Tuesday afternoon the members of the (). T. circle. The time was devoted to needlework and socially with refreshments served by tho hostess. The Sewing circle of Helena Rcbeknh lodiro will meet Thursday afternfHjn. Tho hostesses for the day will bo Mrs. Charles Lan;;. Mies Vcrna Lansr, and Mrs. Christina Puruchcr. Tho C. H. M. auxiliary of tho First Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. F. . Taylor. 12 i F. Howard t. Mrs. F. A. uMarsh of Washington, D. '., will Fpeak. The Ladles' Aid orjrtv of West minster Presbyterian church will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Simon Ditmire, 'M'2 W. Jefferson blvd PERSONALS George J. Oltseh, :)2 1 X. Ivifnyette st.. has returned from a trip to Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Collin Aiken and family of Worcester, Mass.. arrived last evenln-.r fr a two week's visit at the home of their uncle, Henry Mast. GDI S. Michigan sL Mr. and Mrs. W. i. Prenner, 12M Lincoln way W. accompanied by Mrs. A. II. I5ofvklin.tr. 1110 Portage a v., left this morning for an extended western trip. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Heuleman and children. 130 7 Uneoln way F.. Mr. and Mrs. A. Thomas, and Mr. and Mrs. JIarry Willett and daughter, Alberta. 1.105 Lincoln way F., hav returned .WPJfll White canvas Baby Doll Pumps, white rubber s.Ij and heel; $L75 values; while they last, n Gomoanv mf

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If It Is, you are lnrftcd to the next News-Times Birthday Party. Trips to all thmters and refreshments will be on tlxe program.

The Xews-Timcs Pirthday Party is open to all :chool children in South Fend snd Mishawaka, whether in public or prhate schools, rcgarelless of whether or not their parents are News-Times subscribers. A list of all school children In the public and private schools of South Fend and Mishawaka has been compiled. On the date of the child's birthday his or her name is printed in The News-Times and on the Saturday following such publication tho boy or girl comes to the circulation department of The News-Times and receives a coupon ticket which admit. bearer to tho Orpheum, LaSalle, Surprise and Colonial theaters, also a treat at the fountain of tho American Drug Co. Children living 10 or more blocks from the ollice are given icturn car fare home. On accouut of the rpheum and the Majestic being closed temporarily, it is suggested that the ohilelren save the tickets which admit them to these theaters until the fall season starts, when they will be honored. Tickets are good any Saturday, so if the full number of tickets is not used in one day, they arc Kooel any succeeding Saturday IilUTflDAYS TODAY. South Bend. P.unnell. .ylvia, 122 S. Carroll st. Ponka, Peter, 21 31 Merry st:. Power, Byron, 50.) W. Navarre st. Poldegar, Rose, 1S02 S. Kendall st. Barkowski. Stella, FUO Jefferson blvel. Partkowiak. .Sylvester, ir05 Sample. Penneth, Julia, F2 Pulaski st. Bailey. Robert, llfi S. Lafayette st. Crofoot, George, 7 0t Portage av. Dekan, Bella, 162S Florence av. Doran, liichard, 723 Corby st. Flowers, Peiina, 316 N. Studebaker. dayman. Wilbur, 907 Milton av. llartman. Fester, 677 Laporte av. Hall, Glenn, 315 W. Jefferson st. Harding. Clarence. 52 6 S. Fellows. Jones, Clarence, 417 . Franklin st. Hollar, Lottie, 1113 Burns .st. Lamencki, John. 1217 W. Ford st. Lanquith, Kenneth, 12'. F. Tutt st. Meal, Arthur, 102G X. Lawrence st. Pea, Clarence, 1901 S. Leer st. Starr, Florence, 1419 S. Main st. Tamasek. Fthel 2123 Merry st. Toby, Vernon, 110 Sadie st. Toiok, John, 180$ S. Taylor st. Tohulka, Kennetth, 421 S. Perry st. Theelens, Fdna, G12 Portage st. Yargo, John, 36 Lasalle av. Wade, Fennio, 717 N. Seventh st. Zicger, Catherine, 005 Harrison av. Mishawaka. Fraecheveldt, Julius. 126 F. 12th st. Bauer, Alvin. 52 2 F. Marion st. Crofoot, Isabelle, 717 F. Grove st. Emmons, Melvln, Country club. Munsee. Mildred, 325 Indiana av. Piser, Gertrude, Smith and Fourth. LUCKY ONUS TODAY. South Bend. Strecker, Beatrice. S22 Lincoln way. Strecker, Orvillc, S22 Lincoln way, Strecker. Mable, S22 Lincoln way. Matrica, Lena. Ill W. Tutt st. Eekert, Hattie. Jefferson blvd. Fckert, Ruth. Jefferson blvd. Mishawaka. Hans, Vera. Hans, Helen. Hans, Charles. LODGE NOTES The resignation of Herbert M. Lcmert as quartermaster of George M Poinsett garrison, Army and Navy union, was accepted at the regular meeting of the order in Slick's hall Tuesday night. Charles Wentland was elected successor. Two candidates were mustered in nnd ten applications were received at the business session. Officers were installed at the regular meeting of Knights of Pythias, No. 14, in K. of P. hall Tmsday night. Tho following otlicors v re Installed by IMstriet Deputy F. O. Jellison. Karl Wells, master of wik; James Hardin, chancellor commander; Carl Swanson, vice chancellor; Vcrn Derf, prelate; Daniel Xye, master at arms; An trust Schultz. inner guard; Mr. White, outer guard. Three applications were received at the business meeting. RFBFKAIIS INSTALL OFFICKHS. The installation of olficers of the Helena Iiebekah lodge took place Tuesday evening with Mrs. Mary Deluso as installing olhcer. Those installed were: Mrs. Ma.ie Sacker, noble grand; Mrs. Margaret Macht, vice grand; Mrs. Philippii.a Hueblein. recording secretary, and Mrs. Charles Lung, financial secretary. Montauk tribe. No. 426, I. O. 11. M., installed oilicers at their regular meeting in Red Men hall Tuesday night. H. W. VanBuskirk was made sachem. ;while the other officers were as fol lows: Senior sagamore, John Smith: junior sagamore. Ben Claxton; first tanape. CJilbert Hoerth; second anape. Clifford Hyatt; guard of the wlffwara. Bert Humes; guard of the forest, 12. Trittipo. It was announced that the fourth annual picnic of the lodge will be held in conjunction with the Mishawaka lodsre at Hudson lake, Sunday, Aug. 1. to ii()Li joint mi;i:tin(;. The "Brean" and "Albright" Bible classes of the First Lvangelical church will hold a joint meeting at the church Wednesday evening at 7:4 5. The Albright class will have charge of the program and the social hoMr. The business part of the meeting will be held separate by each class. Every ! member or cacn class is urged to be present and bring a friend. muTiis. Born to Mr. and Mrs. I i;. t,er of Detroit, a daughter. July Mrs. Stovtr is the daughter f Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Haslanger. 7 37 Lincoln way Borr; to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hurdle. :: H N Hill st.. a son. July 5. i :x c i : l l i :t vi ctur i:s. By 11. K. .Mansold of the boat races nmf crowd at Diamond lake. July 5th, on display in the window of Kable's north restaurant; also in Mangold's studio, -12 W. Jefrcrson blvd. AdvL

Here are the materials in both Wash Goods and White Goods and this is the time to buy, when assortments are excellent and prices unusually low. Just run over these quotations: 36-inch awning striped silk and cotion materials just in, 25c per yard. 36 and 38-inch fancy madras for dresses also men's shirts 15c and 25c yard. 45-inch Ramie Linens, blue and pink, 50c. Natural Colored Linens, 20c, 25c, 39c, 45c and 65c. Embroidered Voiles, 38 inches wide, white with embroidery, at 39c, 75c and $1.00. Embroidered crepes, white ground with colored embroidery, 40 inches wide, $1.00 and $1.50. Everlasting Trooper Cloth, 32-inch, for children's Hresses, guaranteed fast color, 19c yard. Come and look at these WHITE FABRICS they're fine quality and low priced. Embroidered voiles and organdies $1.00. Plain organdies, 35c, 75c, 85c,. $1.00. Crepes, rice voiles and plain French voiles, 35c, 50c, 75c, 85c and $1.00. Fancy stripes and checks in voiles, 35c. Stripe crepes, embroidered voiles and fancy weaves, 50c. Linen suitings, 50c, 65c, 75c, 85c, $1.00. Poplins and Ottomans suitable for white skirts, 36-inch, 25c and 35c. Dotted Swiss and Mulls, 25c, 50c, 65c, 75c, $1.00. Golfine suiting, 33-inch, 75c; 54-inch, $1.50. Novelty voiles and lace cloth, 40-inch, 25c.

Shoots Fiancee And Self in Fit Of Jealous Raqe UELVIDKIIL, 111.. July 7. Charles Bremer, a youn farmer of near here, and his nance, Miss Ida Camp, were dead today as the result of Bremer's jealousy. Miss Camp wont to Ilockford. 111., with a youn man from Chicago, a friend of her brother's, and when Bremer upbraided her for this, she handed him back his rinjr. Bremer drew a revolver, shot the Kirl twice in the head and tired two bullets into his own body. Both died within a few minutes. The farm of Bremer adjoined that of Miss Camp's father. When Bremer went over to call at the Camp heme yesterday, Miss Camp was playing a love song when Bremer entered the room. At her Fide was Kdward Lippert, her brother's friend. "You folks must have had a good time yesterday at llockford. You ought to have had me alon for a chaperon," laughed the farmer. Then he said to his fiance: "Suppose you take a little trip with me, Ida. We'll ko down to IlelviJere today and get married and have it all over with." Ida was carelessly playing the piano again, another love song. Lippert had stepped out of the room. Hrmcr was .standing beside her talking. The music had stopped. Mrs. Camp saw Ida stand and face Bremer. She tugged at a ring on her finger, removed It and handed it to Bremer, lie stepped toward her with his arms extended, and the girl tied into another room, locking the door behind her. Bremer threw his weight against the door. It fell to the Uoor with a crash. Lippert and Mrs. Camp rushed in just in time to see Bremer shoot twice at the girl and twice into his own body. MI DDI MS ON CIIUISM WASHINGTON, July 7. The battleship Wisconsin sailed at noon Tuesday from Annapolis for Panama and San Francisco with the first detachment of midshipmen on their annunl practice cruise. The battleships Ohio and Missouri with the remainder of the midshipmen will sail tomorrow. MOTHER HATES FALSEHOODS. "Now, Willie," said Mother, 'you told me a falsehood. Do "you know what happens to little boys who tell falsehoods?" "Xo, ma'am." replied Willie sheepishly. "Why." continued the mother, "a bisr black man with only one eye in the center of his forehead comes along and Mies with him up to the moon, and makes him pick sticksfor the balance of his life. Now, you will never tell a falsehood a train, will you? It is awfully wicked." Indies' Home Journal. FISH OX FRIDAY. It was a camping party. A Chineso was taken alone as cook. Thf third day out, a tramp appeared at the tent askinc for something to eat. The Chinese, cesticulatin vehemently, sail: "Nothing ck-okce; nothing eatee." The tramp started on his way and when about COO yards away. the Chinese called out: "Hey. mister, you lik-?e fish?" The tramp, starting back to the ter.t, said: "You bet I like Hsh, John." Come around Fliday," said the Chinese.

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NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS V v' s- V 1 j "4 "X p i j y y PERSONALS. Miss Agnes Niestwor, of Elkhart, has arrived here for a few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Roman Xiklas of 030 Laporte av. Frances Majchrzak, 620 W. Division st., has left for Lowell, Mass., to spend a few days with relatives and friends. Miss Florence Szytko has arrived here from Cleveland, C)., for a few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lalczynski, 1017 Johnson st. Walter Gajeuski, who has been here for a few days visiting with friends left Tuesday for Chicago. Mrs. Victoria Okonski and daughter Sophia, have left for their home in Toledo after a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lodyga, CIS S. Pulaski st. Rev. Boleslaus Sztuczko. C. S. C, returned this afternoon to Chicago after a few days' visit here with relatives. Theodore liokuszewski of Cleveland Is in the city isiting with friends. Miss Helen J Jziewanska W. Sampic st., has gone for an extended trip to Milwaukee. Micheal Czyzlowski, of Detroit, is in the city visiting with friends. Andrew Kowalewski left Tuesday afternoon for his home in South Chicago after a few days' visit here with friends. Micheal Switalski has returned to Hammond after a few days' isit with friends here. Nicholas Freczlewski has returned to Gary after a few days' visit here with friends. John Harwclski returned to Fort Wayne after a few days' visit here. Frank Dolfinski has returned to Saginaw after a week's visit here with relatives. Mrs. Mary Ceclik arrived here on Tuesday from South Chicago to spend a few days' visit here with relatives. John Andrzejcwski of Toledo was in the city on business. Phillip Gajewski has returned to Detroit after a few days visit here with friends. Miss Klizabeth Miller, who hM been here for a few days visiting with friends left Tuesday for her home In South Chicago. Leo Jankowski ha.s arrived here from Grand Itapids on business. Miss Helen Horden of Detroit who ha.s been here visiting with friends left this morning vr Chicago. Iaurence Grzelewski W. Jefferson st.. returned Tuesday evening from a few days' visit with relatives in Chicago. HAITI S.MS. Irene Florence, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grzywienskl. 11 Division st.. will be baptized this evening at 7:30 o'clock at St. Hedwige's church. Rev, Anthony Zubowicz. C. S. C. will perform the ceremony. The god-parents will bo Marion Tomaszekski and Miss Victoria Kwalski. Albin Leon son of Mr. and Mrs. AIMn Hosinski. SOS Plaine a. v.. was baptized Tuesday evening at the Ft. Hed wife's church. The god-parents were Lev. Sylvester Hosinski. C. S. C. of Chicago and Miss Lillian Janowiak. Martha Helena, the newly born daughter rf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tarwacki. was baptized Tuesday evening at St. Hcdv.'ige's church. Rev.

Dressmaking Supplies are here in variety whatever y o u m a y need and alwavs at prices that are low. TOWN Boleslaus Sztuczko C. S. C, of Chicago performed the ceremony. The god-parents are Mrs. Maglelcn Zaleska ami Anthony Zaleski. Alicia, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boleslaus Wroblewski, Warren St.. was baptized Tuesday evening at St. Cafimir's church. Rev. Stanislaus Gruza, C. C, performed the ceremony. The god-parents are Mrs. Antoinette Szocinski and John Jaworski. social i: i:ts. The senior nnd junior exercising class of Z. B. Falcons will hold their exercises Thursday evening at the Z B. hall. The sinking rehearsal of St. Hrdwige's choir has been postponed until Tuesday evening. The military band of Z. !l. Faicons will hold its rehearsal Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock at Z. B. hall. The marriage of Miss Melania Rubik, W. Sample st., and Ignatius Zytoglod. took place at St. Casimir'i church at 8:30 o'clock. Rev. Stanislaus Gruza. C. S. C. officiated. The attendants were Miss Flizahrth Rubik sister of the bride, and Josei h Saterna. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the bride's home. The wedding of Miss Helen Blaszz,ik. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blaszcak, l.r,23 W. Poland st.. tr Stephen Kowalski, son of Mrs. Anna Kowalski. 414 S. Scott St.. took plac recently at St. Casimir's church. Th ceremony was performed by Rev. Stanislaus Gruza C. S. C. The attendants were Miss Antoinette Blaszczak. sister of the bride and Joseph Glod. After the cere-mony a reception was held at the home e-f tho bride's parents, the guests being immediate relatives and friends. SOCIAL CF'NTTTU TO MKITT. The regul ir monthly meeting of th Clay and Harris Townships Social center will be held tor.icht at the Stover school. County Agent Lordrer will make a report of the demonstrations on soil trejtrnent which have been made recently in various sections of the count:'. nitr: vipi;s out towx. RICHMOND. Va.. July 7. The town of Kilmarnock, Lancaster county was wiped out by hre Tuesday, the loss exceeding 5150,000. Stated meeting South Pnd Chy. ter, No. 2. O. K. S. Thursdav evening. KM MA SAL'S MAN, YV. M. CLARA WEAVKR. Sec'y. Adw." Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads Complete Stock of Victor Records and Victrolas, Geo. H. Wheelock c Co. SODLEK SPECIAL Tco TVa ;la-s (S-t $1.25 an. I uin Ice Teat Spoon (Sit) $1.28 and up, CL-AUERS jEWELRySTORE i