South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 195, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 July 1915 — Page 9

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs. James Snlvcly. 1123 W. Jefferson blvd., moat delightfully entertained at 7 o'clock dinner at their home Tuesday evening. The affair was In honor of th fifth wedding anniversary. Covers wore laid for 12. Edward Hardy very pleasantly entertained at a 6 o'clock dinner at his home, 510 S. Franklin St., Tuesday evening in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. John Ruffer of Springfield. O. Covers were placed lor six guests. The meeting of the "Women's Home Missionary society of fit. Paul's Methodist Memorl.il church was held yesterday afternoon in the church paxlora. Mrs, Mary Lamport, Mrs. W. J. Keller, Mra. 11. C. Dresden. Mrs. S. Knode, Mrs. Goff end Miss Covert were the hoetesses for the day. Mrs. Lamport led the devotional exercises. Dr. J. L. Gardiner gave a talk to members of the society, making an Appeal for 13 volunteers to assist tho Associated Charities. Mrs. Charles A. Pitcher gave a reading on the "Red Man;" Mm. Webster and Mrs. Entzian contributed a duet; Mrs. W. C. Yena had a reading on the Mormons of fia.lt Lake City: a leaflet was read by Mrs. Marvin Ort which completed the program for the day. The social hour with refreshments was enjoyed late in the afternoon. A picnic at Howard park will take place of tho next meeting on Aug. 10. Mrs. S. VT, Baer, 32 4 S. Carroll ft., entertained the Women's league, routh section, of the First Methodist church Tuesday afternoon. She was assisted by Mrs. C. A. Arnold, Mrs. J. Ashley Keith. Mrs. Herman Weinke, Mr. George Ueyler, Mra. A. ID. Dufcndach. Mrs. D. X. Roberts and Mrs. Charles Miller. The monthly business meeting: was held after which Mrs. Weinke pave an instrumental selection and Master Francis Messlck tang a solo. Miss Hilda Baer very entertainingly told of her experiences In Germany durin? the Mr?t weeks of the war. Dainty refreshments were served by tho hostesses. The society will meet Aug. 10 when Mrs. Otto Collmer will be hostes3. The weekly meeting of the Auten V.'. It. C. No. 14. wan held Tuesday evening in tho old court house with a large attendance of members. Koutli;e hiisinc." was transacted. Mrs. Vina Gillman. Mrs. Mary K. Murphy, Mrs. Jennie Coil, Mrs. Margaret Allen anil Mrs. Violetta Darr were the hostesses at the thimble given in the court house in the afternoon. Arrangements were made for a supper to be given Saturday evening, July 17, in the old court house. Mrs. Isar; Creole. 117 Pdrdsell rt., very pleasantly entertained Tuesday afternoon members of the Silver Pleasure club. At the close of an idformal social afternoon the hostess served a luncheon. Plans were made for a picnic to be held July 28. Mrs. ..Ima Heed, r13 Franklin St., will be hostess to members of the club at the next meeting.

I Announcements ii '

The Ladies' Aid society of MIzpah Kvangelieai church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30. with Mrs. John Hively, 12f5 S. Iafayette st. The assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Margaret Hciiuzclmau and Mrs. Ira Ruth. The Ladies Aid society of the German Zioii church will meet Thursday afternoon at the parish school. The hostesses will ho Mrs. John Ilohr, Airs. Fred Lederer and Mrs. Clem Harper. .The Ladies Aid society of the Indiana Ay. Christian church will give a thimble Thursday afternoon ut the home of Mrs. Frank Matthews, 2Z Pennsylvania, av. Members of tht Children of Mary of St. Joseph's parish will hold a sot ial meeting Friday evening in tho hall.

PERSONALS

Prof. W. L. Iieritz and sons. Howard and Paul, 72 4 Cedar St., have returned from an extended motor tri-..-to Ohio and Pennsylvania. Mrs. I. H. Wilbur. Osburn flats, left Tuesday for a two months' visit with relatives in Chicago, Milwaukee and Marquette. Mich. Miss Louie Hoover of Bridgman, Mich., who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Frank Judson. SIS S. Fellows for several weeks returned to her Loj.io Tuesday. Mrs. Delia Stevens of St. Paul, Minn . is visiting with Miss Mao Smith '2A Carroll st., and Miss Nina High, 2.1." S. Francis st. Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Bccson and daughters. Lois and Helen, of Three "aks. Mich., were in South Bend Tuesday. Misses Cora and Ethel Emcrick of

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Though felt hats for some time past havo been very scarce, they arc undoubtedly popular at the present time. Xot only sport types but also the mro dressy effects arc shown. Trimmed sailors or a-s illustrated, wide flopping brims with flower or ribbbon trimmings aro very smart. These summer felt hats como in all light attractive shares, and are very new" and practical.

Decatur, Mich., are spending their vacation with their sister. Miss Mary Fmerick, who resides near South Bend.

Fred Powell, S26 Forest av.. left Wednesday morning for Indianapolis. His family will Join him there In a couple of .weeks to make their future home.

B. A. Churchfield itlng at the homo George Thurn, 1153

of Chicago is visof Mr. and Mrs. Portage av.

Otto Nimtz. George Parvatt and Leo Ouellette left this morning for I'cn-

sacola, Fla., for a and business trip.

threo week's fishing

Mrs. D. Fischer of Sioux City. la., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Maurcr at their cottage on Kaglo lake. Mrs. George Uockstroh and granddaughter, Esther and Mrs. Gust Anwander atid daughter, Margaret. C02 X. Michigan st., left this morning for an eastern trip, visiting in Detroit. Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Stanley, Marion and Julia Nilcs of Mlshawaka have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George Thurn, 1155 Porta go a v., for a few days. Miss Alvlna Wolf, 820 K. Colfax av.. returned last evening from Chicago where she was the guest of Miss Addie Conrad Mrs. Halfor- Ennis, 1021 Lincoln way W.. Mishawaka, is spending a week with friends at Fort Wayne. Charles A. Hagerty and his sister. Miss Florence Hagerty, have returned from a month's visit in the west. They visited in Colorado, California and Mexico. Miss Nellie K. Sullivan. HI." N. Taylor st., has gone to Winona where she will glvo two talks on her new picture notion method. W. J. Keller and family have pone to their summer home. '."Square K. Farms," Lydick, for the summer. Master P.lazy McKeel. 1201 W. Jefferson blvd., is spending the week with his aunt at Crutnstown. Mr. and Mrs. E. Nimtz will leave this week for a fishing trip to Bertrand, Mich. Mrs. Emma M eyea of Dowagiac returned home after a visit with Mrs. Lillian Stage, 2 ID E. Tutt st. Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnson, 52 7 S. Michigan st., have returned from a motor trip to Lakcville and North Liberty. Mr. and Mrs. A. Scheibelhut of Laporte returned home after a visit with friends in South Bend and Mishawaka. Billy White of Pittsburgh. Pa., has returned home from a visit in the city. Harold Talbot left for an extended trip to New York city and other points of interest in the east. Dr. H. F. Mitchell. 02S Riverside dr., is at Ann Arbor. Mich., attending the tri-state medical convention. Mis Angela McKeel. 1201 W. Jefferson blvd., la spending the week -with her" aunt at Crumstown. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tilarski. 233 Pagin st.. have returned fro'm Toledo, O., where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wroble. Fred J. Nlmtz, 9 IS N. Adams st., left Tuesday for a fishing trip to Bertrand, Mich. MIjps Thelma ltadabauifh, e3 LinCoin way K., is spending the sum

mer with friends and relatives at Paw Paw lake, Michigan. Carl Hamann, S. Main M., returned from his vacation spent at Battlo Creek, Mich. Mrs. 1". F. Dreibelbis. 915 Oak st.. has returned from Warsaw, where she visited her aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Webster, 1051 Woodward av., have returned from a visit with their parents at Brens. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Pommert, 709 E. Lasallo av., have returned from a visit with relatives at North Liberty. Miss Beatrice Norris of Galien, Mich.. pent Monday with Mrs. E. W. liaybuck, 752 Cleveland av. Mrs. Carolino Schafer and daughters, Clara, Kathryn and Delia-, S5S Forest av., will leave for Chicago Wednesday for a several weeks' visit. Mrs. E. W. Itaybuck, 752 Cleveland av., is spending the day with her parents, Mr. and -Mrs. G. W. Swem at Galien. Mich. Miss Clara Schafer, 8 5 S Forest av., will leave Wednesday to take uy a course in ceramic work at the .art institute at Chicago for the summer. Henry M. Click. 10.4 AV. Colfax av., is spending the week with his son, Austin, at Corbin. 111. Miss Clara Schafer, S5S Forest a v.. has returned from a week's outing at Svlvan lake. Home City, Ind. Mrs. P. W. Roberts of Paris. 111., is spending the summer with her daughter, Mrs. Henry L. Cokcr, 70U Coo,uillard st. Mis. Kuby Ducker, r,2r, N. Scott st., spent Sundav at Hudson lake. Richard Peterson, COT Laurel St., returned from a few days visit at Hudson lake. John and Dave Flint. Iat'ayetto st., spent Sunday at Goshen. Mis.s Myrtle Oppel of Xiles. Mich., has returned to her work here after a two weeks' vacation. L. C. Axford. 7 07 Forest a v., is spending the week at Knox on a business trip. Paul Egresces, lieutenant of No. 2 Hose Co., left for a 10-day vacation. Charles Kearick, 82 0 Forest av., will leave for Chicago this week where he has accepted a position. J. C. Bernhardt. Dinan rt., is spending the week at Rochester. F. C. Powell. 826 Forest a v., left for Indianapolis on a two weeks' business trip. Leon Makielski of Ann Arbor. Mich., has left for a trip in Massachusetts and Vermont after having visited at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Makielski. 702 Monson st. Mr. Makielski is a member of the faculty of Michigan university. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy have returned from a lake trip and arc visiting with Mrs. Murphy' mother, Mrs. Sheckey. f01 S. Main st. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy will leave soon lor their new home in Dayton. O. .Mrs. J. W. Fitzgerald, nr.s Riverside dr.. has returned home after an extended visit with relatives in Illinois,

t f 75 candidates I'vnd circle hall. Sharon. Pa., will the wolk.

Oct. 26 at the outh Supreme officers of be present to put on

The membership contest between St. Joseph Valley tent. No. 110S, and St. Joseph Valley tent No. 1, both Maccabee lodges, closed last night with two members in the lead for the tent No. 1,' and a banquet was served by the losing tent to the winners at W. O. W. hall. The contest which has been going on since Dec. 1, has been vcr' successful from the start and has been close up until the end. Tent No. J acquired three members during fie last two days, which pnt them ahcal of their opponents instead of one oehind. Grand Camp officers were present and made speeches, among whom was J. W. Reprogle, grand record keeper of the state ordjr from Goshen. Other visitors present were from Inldanapolis. Mishawaka and Elkhart, making a total of niore than r00' Maccabees. A short business session was held by Tent No. 110S before the open meeting, when one candidate was initiated and one application balloted upon. The tent made arrangements for a Sunday Maccabee day to be held next Sunday morning at the First M. E. church. There are expected to bo more than 1,000 present to hear .a sermon by the pastor of the church. Dr. Henry L. Davis. The Maccabees will meet at Beyler hall before tho services and march to the church In a body.

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LODGE NOTES Installation of officers took placo last night at Kagle's hall by South Lend circle, Xo. 271, Protected Homo circle, at the regular meeting with the following officers for the ensuing year: Mrs. Gordon Roseberry, president; Miss Bertha Delila, vice president; Miss Bertha Gans, guardian; Miss Nellio Jeffries, chaplain; Otto Moorehouse, guide: Miss Alice Krueger, companion: Miss Viola Kuespcrt, sentinel: Edward Gans, watchman, and L. H. Orvis, past president. A. B. Huff, state manager, acted as the installing officer with the aid of N. R. l-cWers. district manager. Following the Installing of the officers In regular buine:-ss session, the circle arranged to send the degree team with about "0 members to Mishawaka to put on the initiatory work to 10 candidates of the Mishawaka circle. No. 5 IS. Thursday. The degree staff with a large delegation of members will visit the Elkhart circle July IS when they will initiate a class of IZ candidates. Special cars will take the mcmUrs there f.iui buck. A. H. Huff will act a.s the installing officer. Plan.- were made for a jnoonlight picnic to be held in August probably in the Mishawaka park. Members of the Laporte, South Bend, Mishawaka M.d Elkhart aro expected to bo present to take part in the affair and tho uala day for Xhc Protected Home circle members of northern Indiana is exported on that date. The Intercircle degree, one of the highest of the order, which has never before been put on in northern Indiana, will be conferred upon a class

If It In, you aro invited to tho next News-Times Birthday Party. Trips to all theaters juid refrpshracnta will be on tlso program.

I I The News-Times Birthday Tarty Is open to all scHool children in South Bend and Mishawaka. whether In public or private schools, regardless of whether or not their parents aro News-Times subscribers. A list of all school children in the public and private schools of South Bend and Mishawaka has been compiled. Un tho datu of the child's birthday his o. her name is printed in The Xews-Times and on the Saturday following such publication tho boy or girl comes to the circulation Uiiiartmtnt of Tho News-Times and receives a coupon ticket which xdmita bearer to the Orpheum, LaSalle, Surprise and Colonial theaters, also a treat ut tho fountain of the American Drug Co. Children living 10 or more blocks from the oilice in given icturn car fare home. On accouut of the Orpheum and the Majestic being closed temporarily, it is suggested that the children 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 are &ood any succeeding Saturday

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South Bend. Arnold, Mildred. Tl." California a v. Beach. Marie. 327 1-2 William st. Bairns', Ida, 03 Osborne st.

Gerard. Kenneth. 2011 W. 2nd Hering. Lucile. 02 Vistula av. Horvath, Anna, 107 S. Taylor

Hosier. Edna, lllo E. Miner st. Hayden. Madeline. IKmJ E. Lasalle st. Kelly, Clifford, ob'J 7th st. Leisler. Eugene, 14.; prais st. Nieter. Jack. 633 Smith st. Nielson. Mildred. U2S Plain av. Penn, Howard, iu N. Hill ?t. Rogers, Greta. 1T.25 N. Washington. Stypezynski, Ernest, 715 Hill st. Vargyas. Helen. 1027 W. Jefferson. .Mishawaka. Epert. RernudctU. 2 1 j N. Spring st. Miais. Beatrice, 520 E. Broadway H'CKY OX IIS YVKDXllSDAY. Fmkenl'inder, Franklin, 7u5 Columbia st. Freyermuth. James, 615 Vistula av. Hays. George. 515 S. Carroll st. demur..-, Nina. 21 s YY. Iiurence st. Canfirdd. James. Mishawaka. Dcitehley. Henry. Mishawaka. Hoose, Howard. Mishawaka.

We're Ransacking in every

department in the Store the Ransack Sale is on. Cleanup Bargains throughout the Store all summer goods are marked for quick selling.

Ransack Prices on Light Goods for Hot Weather Dresses Colored Wash Fabrics 1 2yc and 1 5c colored wash fabrics 5c yard. 1 5c and 25c colored wash fabrics 1 0c yard. Four thousand yards 30-inch printed Plisse crepes, 25c quality at 1 0c yard. 25c to 35c voiles at 1 6c, 40 in. printed voiles, all the latest patterns, finest quality, Ransack Sale price 1 6c yard. White Wash Fabrics 36 in. and 40 in. fancy white goods, regular 25c to 39c quality, Ransack sale price 16c. 15c white Plisse crepe, 30 in. wide, Ransack sale price 10c yard. 35c white pique at 19c.

Linens Hundreds of towels, lunch cloths, fancy dresser scans, etc., slightly imperfect, at onehalf price. 6c towels 3c; 10c towels 5c; 2y2C towels 6xic; $1.50 lunch cloths 75c; S1.50 Turkish bath mats 75c. Remnants, S1.00 and $1.25 nil linen damask, 2 to 3-yard lengths, 75c and $1.00 yard Remnants, l2Jc and 15c all linen crash, 9c and 2lzc yard. Knitted wash cloths, 12 to a customer lc each; 39c fancy jacquard weave Turkish towels 25c each.

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NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS :fc PKItSOXALS. Micheal Hazinski, Casimir Jerzakowskl. George Clarquist and Victor Glavin left this morning for Marccllus. Mich., to spend a few Cays with Frank Goss. Leo Zajcwski arrived here Tuesday from Pittsburgh to spend a few days with friends. Mis.s Helen Wojciechowicz left this Tuesday for Detroit after a week's visit here with friends. Rev. CasmUr Truszynski, C. s. C assistant pastor of St. Hedwlge's parish has gone to Sacred Heart sanitarium at Milwaukee, Wis., where he will receive treatments. George Zakajewski of South Chicago is in the city on business. Mrs. Albina Tajczak has arrived here from Grand liapids for a few days visit with relatives. Miss Helen Bajkowicz of "West Hammond is in the city visiting with friend3. John Holewinski who has been in the citv on business left Tuesday for his home in Chicago. Miss Pearl P.rzezinski. 1713 W. Dunham st., returned Tuesday from a week's visit with relatives in Bay City. John F. Kaczynski has arrived here from PouKhkecpsie. X. Y., for a several days visit with relatives and friends. Martin Pietraszewski, 4 56 S. Walnut st., returned this morning from a week's business visit in New Orleans. On his way home he stopped in Toledo and Detroit. Frank Wargowicz of Fast Chicago is in the city on business.

sociaij fa ints. A delightful party was arranged for Mrs. HedwiKo Zmyslo. 436 S. Carlisle st.. Monday evening by a number of ladies. The timo was spent pleasantly with pnmes and contests while delicious refreshments were served. The puests splendidly remembered Mrs. Zmyslo with a number of pretty Rifts. The "hostesses were Mrs. Antoinette Frzezinski, Mrs. Ka.tus and Mrs. Anna Fiwck. The friends of Miss Stella KalamaJa. 1332 W. Ford st.. pleasantly surprised her with a linen shower Monday evening In honor of her marriage to Charles Patcrnowski, which will ha solemnized July 20." The evening was delightfully spent with games, music and singing-. Thos who were present were Misses Anna Zakrzewski, L. Ftachowiak. Mary and Helen Krzyzaniak, Mary Kruszvnska, Helen Kruszynsita, Josephine" Kachmadzinska. Ftella Sosnowska and Rose Grzcskowiak. mitTHS. P.orn to Mr. and Mrs. Stanislaus Dembinskl. Meade st.. a daughter, on July 13. H AITI SMS. Triad deus Robert, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lrouis Sniadeoki, has

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been baptized at t. Hedwige's church. The god parents are Mis. Katherine Sniadccki and Joseph Nowak.

Clara Valcntina, the newly daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George pinski, 321 S. Walnut st., has baptized at St. Hedwige's church god parents are lrs. Valcntina

pinski and Anthony Witucki. Frances, the ncwlv born (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spilski. Ki45 W. Sample st., was baptized Tuesday evening at the St. Hedwige's church. The god parents are Miss Martha and Joseph Rydzynskl. The baptismal ceremony was performed bv Key. Anthony Zubowicz, C. S. C pastor of the parish.

MAItUIACI-X The wedding of Miss Mary Nowak. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Xowak. W. Dunham st., rmd Florian Xowacki, Phillippa St., took place Tuesday morning at S:3Q o'clock at the St. Hedwige's church. Rev. Anthony Zubowicz, C. S. C, performed the ceremony. The attendants were Miss Victoria G rochow.sk i and Albin Ko watch. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents.

WOMAN SENDS BOMB TO MOVIE ACTOR

SAX FRANCISCO, July 14. A package addressed to Francis X. Uushman, the movie actor and delivered at the St. Francis hotel Tuesday evening", contained a bomb. When it was opened a burning fuse waft less than an inch from tho explosive. The package w its delivered by a well dressed woman about :?,) p. m. It was received by 1 1. M. Miller, clerk at the St. Francis. Uushman is in Los Angoies. Miller delivered the package to H. Reichcnbach. Irishman's advance agent. In the package in a woman's handwriting was the following- note: "God will join us in heaven. You have failed to answer my letter. (Signed) ". G."

NEW SLIDE AT PANAMA

PANAMA, July 14. A new slide has occurred on the east side of the Panama canal at the Gailard cut and threatens to delay the passage of the warships having on board the Annapolis cadets. Reported -dredging is going on and every possible effort being made to permit the passage of deep draft vessels.

SEEK BODY OF WOMAN

lVoria, III. Woman I,e IJfe Willie in Wading.

IVH'ISVIUUF. K. July H. Efforts weie made Tuesday to recover the body of Mrs. Flizabeth Smith. 2S years old. Peoria. 111., who was drowned in P.lue river near hre, while wading with a picnic party. A deep holo which was discovered later, is bplieved to have been the cau.-o of the drownir.g.

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