South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 228, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 August 1915 — Page 7
JIOMIAY, Al'ClST IB, Appropriate Costume For Golfing
THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
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Study Lines to Improve Figure Stout Woman May Do Lluc'.: for Her Appearance in Choice of Clothing.
Complimenting Mi.s Mary MoCook ;inl brother, I'ore: t. of Cedar Rapids. Ia.t who arc bursts of Miss IIln Holland, r. 1; s. St. Joseph st.. Miss Gertrude Chillav. oil S. St. Joeph .st., pleasantly entertained with a waflle breakfast this morning, ('overs wto laid 1t 10 and trarden tlowts weie used for the decorations. .Miss Hi rrirtd ft.i G'-hrins:, ',10 S. St. Joseph Kt., will entertain for them at her home this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bevy. 710 ushin' pleasantly entertained, Sunday evening with a six o'clock dinner in 'nipihiH nt to Mi-s IMith IH rtman of Toledo, Mhs I'earl Maripdis (f "hkat-'o and Nathen Ivy of Indiana Harbor, ('overs were placed for 12. At noon they were complimented by Mr., and Mrs. .lac.!, I. Iy. 22 Van Buren st., with a luncheon. Covers were laid fo- li ,
SOCIAL CALENDAR Tuesday. The Women's Home Missionary society or the I'lrst M. church will meet at the church Tuesday afternoon .it 2:.)0 with .Mr V. I Nicely hostess. The leader .f the meeting will he Mrs. 1 1. I,. Iavis, and the devotional will be led by Mrs. John Gammon. The topic will be discussed ly Mrs. II. C. Kriehbaum and Mrs. II. J. Stans!)iiry w ill rt port on news from the held. Tho diver Pleasure flub will be entertained bv Mrs. Klizabeth Stockwell. 121'J Miami st. The ( vr roomers' ( lass of the morial I'uited Brethren church hold ;i picnic at Howard jark. .Members of the Alitcn V. II. Mowill No. 1 I will give a thimble in the old court hoi.:e. Wednesday. Mrr. Mario Smith. 221 K. Bowman st.. will be hostess at the meeting of the Women' Foreign Missionary society of Stuil Memorial ehurch. Th I . ri. S. (iooil Times club will he entertains! by Mrs. P. Ncilson, German township. Mrs. John F. liennoe, 2d?. Porta:::a v.. will be hostess to members of the IMri sant View W. C T. lT. The Violet club will meet with Mrs. J.-'ph Nusshart. 1 :. 1 4 Blwood av. The Sunshine cluh will fcivo a picnic at I.eeper park. but in case of rain the meeting will be held at the home ol Mrs. Jese A. Taylor, 1117 K. Sorin The Harmony Heading circle will Kiv a picnic at Sprinbrook park. A meeting of the Tipperary club will le, held at t h :? homo of Mrs. Carl llaslanuer. 6 .'JO S. Francis st. Members of the Diamond Thimble club will hold a picnic at Sprinsuroolc park. Thursday. Mr?. Jessie Todd Yancey. Behind av., will entertain as a compliment to Miss Iiene Johnson, a bride to be. The Hcjrna Ueb. kah loduro sewing einh- i!i hold a meeting in the hall. The Ladies' Aid society of the Swedish Lutheran, church will meet in the church parlors. Mrs. George W. Wandel. G2:i Cushinpr st., will entertain the Swastika dub. The Tuesday Coffee club will meet at the hme of Mrs. Samuel Fox, 405 S. Main st. Members of the Grandmothers circle will hold a picnic .at Springbrook pa rk. A picnic will be enioyed by members of the Good Will club at Howard park. Friday. Members of the Mayflower club and their families will give, a picnic at Sprim?brok park. Mrs. John II. Zuver. 1D2 Portago ;tv., will h hostess to the Women's auxiliary of Westminster Presbyterian ( hurch. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Clyde P. Lancaster,! Mr. and Mrs. ! 1. W. Striebe! and: il.iiu'liter, lUrtha. and lonahl Walk were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mts. John Striebel at Parron lake. Mrs. James Flder and daughter of Chicago artviitiiig with Mrs. Milured Farker. Nlu Washington a. Mr. and Mrs. Oelthorpe and fam-j liy of River Forest. 111., uoro guests or SuntlaJ' of Mr. and Mrs. J. t;. Utis, 7 40 Lawndale av. Miss Claudia Geyer and John Cillmer ae,-o.n panietl ty Mrs. .1. C. Il.uiMii rtturne;! Sunday fro:n a week'.s motoring trip through Michigan, stopping at Petroit and Toledo for IMtS. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Martin. ?. 4:) Lincoln way W.. left Monday for Foster. Neb., to is;t for several weeks with their .-on. Mr. and Mrs. Ilobert Greening and son, cIar nee and Louis, o 1 ;'. Sherman av., have returned heme form a two weeks' outing at F.mle lake. Miss Myra Farts. 2 1 :'. S. Notre IXmi" av., h ft Sunday for a two weeks visit with her cousin, Mrs. Albert Chehurt. in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs, L. F. Greenan anl Min, Kirk. 1 1'ortst av.. spent Sund.iy at Fristol, Ind.. as the guests of M.s. Gree nan's parent: W. Pease. Mr. ami Mrs. iwnmi c oi.i.i:(;i:. NFW VOFK. Aim. 1'-. F.UKeno V. Febs. national leader of the icialit partv. tovlay announced the installa tion of a national labor college known as the Peoples college, at Fort Scott, Kaw. Ie!.s has bven lected president of the colb e and Mary Wharton crctary. GKACi: M. i:. M NDAV M'llOOL PIC.MF. At Huilson lake Wednes.lay. August Fth. .Special cars Pave in front of church, cor. Michigan and Tutt sts.. nt o'clock. L ae lake j,t ' o'c lock. 1'are, children -('t; adults 10e. 4::ie rates fn 12 and o'clock curs. Tickets i;ooci on any ear returning. Advt.
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Uy La Uacontcuse. Since golf is one of the most acce pted forms of outdoor .ports for women, it behooves each one to have an ap propriate costume fr that purpose. While many of the golf suits are still featured in mohair with wide circular skirt and norfolk coat, there are a nu mber of new and stunning models in angora wool and a nap finished jersey cloth. This is especially rich particularly in anv of the soft rose, gold, brown or blue tones. The model illustrated wa.s in a .soft rich tone of rose featuring a wide skirt, fastened in front with pearl buttons. The coat, b ox in effect, is rather mannish with narrow belt and patch pockets. A Hat revere collar and pearl buttons lend tho finishing details. The rolled brim felt sailor and heavy leather boots go well with this suit.
RIVERPARK The Misses Flora and IClsie Kops of Mishawaka r.v. have gone to Winona lake for a two weeks' vacation. Mrs. John Carpenter of N. Ninth st. has been called to Muncie by the illness of her mother, who has a broken arm, the result of a fall la.t Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Schroyer of Three Rivers. Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Jps.e Barker and daughter. Miss Sarah Parker, of Akron. .)., who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Karl P.erry of N. Fleventh st.. have gone to Klkhart for a visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Farker are on a motor trip through Ohio and Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lemmertt and' Mr. and Mrs. Motts of Teearden spent Sunday with Mrs. Lcmmertt'.s father. Andrew Keek of X. Kleventh St. Miss L. Bowman of Smith st. left yesterday for Detroit, where she will ipend her vacation. Miss Hazel Miller has gone to New York and other eastern points for several weeks' vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Prod Kerslake. who have been on a, motor trip for several months, through Michigan and Canada, have returned. Mr. and Mrs. If. F. Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coil motored to Flkhart Sunday and spent the day with friends. - Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hunsberger and Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Neil spent Sunday with friends at Bremen. Fred Topping of Niles has returned after a visit with friends and relatives. Mrs. Sid Fotenbacher and sons. Paul and Pichard. left Sunday for a two weeks' visit with Mrs. Fotenbaeher'.s parent., Mr. and Mrs. Wldgen, of Logansport. O. K. Powers and son. Kdward, have returned from a motor trip to Cassoi'olis. Mich. Miss Jeannette Stockman and Catharine Felix spent Sunday at Michigan City. Fdward Paige. S. L. Naft.-ger have returned from a bshmg trip at l-.asle Point. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lei have returned front an outing at Hudson lake. Mr. and Mrs. Howell have returned from x ;sit with frit mis and relatives at Detroit and othtr points in Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. George Peed of St. Louis. Mo., are here visiting Mrs. Peed'? parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wheeler, of N. Fleventh st. Mrs. Calk of South Bend, who fell in the yard at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Charb s Zimmerman. N. Fleventh st., last week, sustaining a badly sprained ankle. Is improving but is not able to return to her home. Mrs. P. W. Kinstry of Seventh st.. and Mrs. F. J. Ketterman and daughter, Miss GcralJlnw Ketterman of
Kerslake ct.. left Monday morning for
Hudson lake for an outing. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Helmick entertained at STunday dinner the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy of St. Joseph. Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. William Mathews of South Bend. The marriage of Miss Puby Wallace, daughter of Mrs. William Diepert. near Koontz lake, and Flson Myers, son of Mrs. F. Myers. S. Fifteenth st., took place Saturday evening at G o'clock at the home of the bribe's uncle, Fldcr Jonas Forsythe, pastor of the Itiver Park church of God. in the presence of a few relatives. Hlder Forsythe read the marriage service. Mr. and Mrs. Myers left immediately for tho home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Diepert. Koontz lake, where they will spend their honeymoon. The joiini; couple will return the last of the week and will reside in Mishawaka. where Mr. Myers is employed. Pev. J. M. Jolly delivered tho mornintr service at the Methodist Fpiscopal church, taking for his theme. "The Hidden Life." Special music was rendered bv the choir. Mr. and Mrs. George Fetters of Pleasant St.. entertained at dinner and luncheon Sunday the following guests: Mrs. Jennie Warner of Goshen, Mrs. Pose Taylor of Mishawaka and Mr. ami Mrs. Clarence Baton, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hoof man, William Katun and Rudolph Hague, al. of South Bend. The rooms and table Avere decorated with sweet peas and other garden flowers. During the afternoon the guests were entertained with viral and instrumental music. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Dunbaugh, Fourteenth st.. entertained with an informal dinner Sunday, complimenting Mr. and Mrs. Marion Woolet and Mr. and Mrs. William Luke of Klondike, Ind. Mrs. F. W. Fvans entertained with a C o'clock fish dinner Sunday. Covers were placed for le at a table centered with an empire basket of cut tlowers. Mrs. Diaries Ward of Lvdick. former president of the Iliver Park M. H. church Aid society, will entertain the society Wednesday. Following the dinner, which will be served at noon, the regular business will be disposed of. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hammond of Clifford ct.. entertained at dinner Sunday. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Pay Frame and Mrs. Allen Frame of Muchanan. Mich.. Mrs. Lois.i Ansti-s of L.r rte, Mr. and Mrs. John Butcher rf Dowagiac. Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Masse of Buchanan. Mr. and Mr? George I.andgraf of N. Sixth st.. entertained at dinner Sunday. Mrs. I. zzie Markle and Mrs. oph I. r! :r:r of Saih Bend. (iiiWTs ici:r..si:. WASIIIN'UTi X.. Aiis;. 10. Tho Int rst.it' t'l'mnerre Co.Tiiiii-ion today d-'larrd j i: st i !. proposed incro;is s of 2 r rents : cros ton on prepared sdz-'S of :mthr;utie eo.il from Pennsylmint s tf f'hirnuo and points tak r,ns ine mcazo raif w -
A stout woman can do many things that will make her appear more slender if .he will but study her lines a:: J spend a little time in experimentin;;. Of course, tirst of all, it is necessary for her to get a corset that best suits her liguro. Then her attention must be given to her underwear. This should lit well and be made without any extra fullness. As to the outer clothes, there Is much to be said about them. In the
first place, contrasting materials and colors should be avoided by the woman having a large figure. Big patterns or wide stripes are also to be shunned by her. A modest pin stripe can be worn, for it always looks neat and has a tendency to increase the height. It i.s noticeable that the ligure of a stout woman is inclined to curve in at the waist line and eonseuuently makes the hips and bust stand out prominently. To improve this condition it is advisable to make the bodice of a frock long, so that it Xalls over the hips, and thus forms an unbroken line.. No hard-and-fast rule can be laid down as to just how far down the bodice should reach. This musf be determined by the maker of tho dress. The jacket effects, so prominent this season, are splendid for carrying out the elongated blouse idea. Of course, the jacket should be shorter in front than in the hack. The bot tom of the jacket can be linished with a band of the material embroidered or braided or with a cording of the material. The stout woman should be slow to follow the short skirt fashion. She need not have her skirts extremely long; a happy medium can very easily be gained. Hats nave a great deal to do with a woman's appearance. There are stout women who look well in small, closefitting hats, while there are many others who look ridiculous in a hat of this description. Jn the latter case a hat with a medium sized brim should ho chosen. Jt is a mistake for the stout woman to wear a large hat. If tne trimming of tne hat is made to stand up the -wearer of the model will appear thinner and taller. Wings and loops of ribbon arc admirable for this purpose. If a wom.in of larffe dimensions is not able to decide for herself Just what is best for her, she should ob serve other stout women closely and see which styles look best on them and which are most becoming. One or two trips to a first class modiste will also prove a worth while invest ment, for in this way a woman can learn many things to her advantage. -4- t NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS -Jf -jl - SOCIAL i:VKXTS. Miss Clara Gorski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Gor.vki, V22 S. Chest nut St., was very pleasantly surprised Sunday afternoon on the occasion of her birthday anniversary. The time was spent delightfully with games, music and contests in which prizes were won by Misses 11. Kwiatkowski, G. Goina, C. Gorski and J. Keich. At the close of the after. noon delicious luncheon was served by the hostess. .miss uorski was uic recipient ot a number of pretty gifts. Those present were Misses II. Frankowski, H. Gorski, G. Gorna, M. Niedbalski, P. Wrobel, H. Kwiatkowski, C. Szybcnvicz, L. Soleta, T. Sojka, M. Paczesna. (. Wloeinski. C. Gorski, P. Gorski, T. laskowski. J. Keich. HAITI SMS. The baptism of a newVy born son to Mr. and Mrs. John Dambrowski took place Sunday afternoon at the St. lieuwigcs cnurcn. 1 lie child was named Fdvin Stanislaus. The god-parents are Mrs. Sophia Oorecz and Alfred Zawisza. Helen, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Makowski, was bap tized Sunday at the St. Iledwige's church. The god-parents are Mrs. Mary Kowalik and Stanislaus Wasz tak The baptism of an infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Luzny, S Iiurel st., took place Sunday at the St. Hedwige's church. The god-par ents are Mrs. Felka Medzikowyki and Casimier Luzny. ( asimier Stanislaus, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Micheal Zuk. 1221 Grace st was baptized Sunday afternoon at the St. Casimier's church. The god-par ents are Mrs. Itose Sitasz and Grzcgorz Pumak. The baptism of an intant son of Mr. and Mr.-. Micheal Sitasz took place Sunday afternoon at the h't. Sasimler s church. The god-parents are Mrs. Itose ,sita.z and Nicholas Hurnak. DILVTIIS. Joseph Ziclinski, eight years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanislaus Zic linski. 4 3S S. Grant st., died Sunday morning at 4 o'clock at the Kpworth hospital after a few days illnes-s. The funeral will be held Tuesday morning at s o clock at the St. Adel berfs church. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Polish cemetery. FINKKALS. The funeral if Deoinzy. old. son of Mr. and Mr ZakrKki. 17F. W. SiMe.y died Saturday afternoon. five days Theodore a v., wno was held ruiiu.i) iuiniiirnii .u . o ciock at tne St. Stanislaus church. Rev. Roman Marciniak. C. S. C.. pastor of the parish, otbeiated. Burial was in St. Joseph's Polish cemetery. ri:us()x.Ls. i.timund .m'V.ik nas returned to ( Iik'.u'o after a busnrss visit here. Koman rietnieKi. who has been lure visiting with friends, left todav tor Michigan City. saitrr ('finiimsKi, P-rt today frr riucao after a few days' visit here with friends. Misses Knulia and Sophia TatarsVri will leave Tin .-day evenin- for their homo in .alem. Mas., after a two weeks' visit with their aunt. Mrs. Kdward Orzy wit n.ki. 114." W. Division Jseph Adanioweki nf Chicago is in t ii fily on business. Harry TomaszewFki. Walnut left for Introit Saturday niirht to tend a w eildin of his friend. St., attanilaus C'uidcwski arrived feire
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Crepe Dresses, Lawn Dresses, White Dresses, Summer Dresses of various materials in various
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Dresses at Ellsworth's. Handsome savings by buying now. S 5.5o to 310.00 Dresses at S2.50 $10.00 to S25.00 Dresses at S5.00 White Dresses Half Price.
" TKB Sunday from Toledo to .pend a feudays -with friends. Charles Jablonski left .Sunday for his home in Chicago after a few days' visit here with friend. Mistf Cecilia Barkowicz, Kosciuszko St., returned iSunuav iroin a short vis it with friends at Iansing. Theodore JSlopewski, who has been here visiting with lriends, lett today for Toledo. Mrs. Constantine Cwiklinski, YV. Di vision st., ha returned troni a week s visit with relatives in Chicago. Kdward Horucki, son of Air. and .Mrs. Theophil Uorucki, returned .Sunday to his home in Chicago after four weeks' visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Nowak, corner l'oid and Web ster SlS. lonard Krajewski left Sunday for Fort Wayne alter a lew days' visit here with friends. Mis.1 Helen Zubanski arrived here Sunday from Kockford ftr a few days' visit with friends. Htanilaus Iurnieki of Indiana Har bor is in the city on business. iMrs. 1. Sobieralski, 7U5 Kendall tv.. left .Saturday for Kalamazoo to spend a lew days witn relatives ana menus. Anthony S-wicrczyn-ki left Sunday niyht for his home in Chicago after a snort visit nere viin irienus. ne was the guest f Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Wiatrowski. 8 07 AV. ThomaM st. Joseph Tikulski arrived here Sun day from Michigan City fer a short visit with friends. Mis.'J Julia Drajus, 70 Kohcrtson st., has gone to sjenu ;l lew days with friends at Kalamazoo. Ignatius Wcrwinski, S. Chapin st., spent Sunday In Chicago. Mis. Pelagia Jiarbarek has return ed to her home in Chicago alter a two v.eeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Henri" Uojewicz, 1-J7 W. Thomas st. Paul Zywerski, who has been here for a. few days visit with friends, left today for Gary. Stanislaus Purzniak has returned to Dowagiax: after a few days' visit with friends here. George Maciejewski of ChU-ago is in the city on business. Andrew Kenglewki has returned to Detroit a-fter a short visit here with friends. Walter Urazc-lski has returned to liporte after a brief visit here with friends. FREAK CABBAGE IS GROWN Threv Iiire Ueaus Sprout from the .Main Stalk. J. H. Iierfanger, 1614 S. Taylor st.. has srown a freak cahbase. The eabItage has three heads sprouting from one nr.ain root or stalk and has a total weight of six pounds and seven ounces. The cabbage i. a line specimen of the early variety. Mr. Uerfanixer brought the three heads up to the News-Times otlice where it has been put on display. "Shows a hit of Wilson prosperity." he commented in turning over the triple headed vegetable. INCLUDES THE INTEREST St runner Itrtums Money Borrowed Sixteen Years Aco. MIDDLKTOW.V. Wis.. Ajs,'. 16.A well dressed stranirer walked into the First National hank today wncre lavid I. Conkli.e-; is employed. He asked for Conkllni; and the two held a conversation in which the stranger was noticed to hand Conklin money. Sixteen years ago the tame stranger, hungry
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Don't wait for the rush of the season, if your furs need repairing or remodeling, have it done now. It will cost you less, and the cold weather will not find you unprepared. Come to H. GREENBLATT, the real furrier, 232 S. Michigan St. Same location since 1900. Look for the big bear at entrance to store.
have Uren in South IU-nl 13 yearn :iH tr.xi.l at ur prices si?? you can Kft ;old ckiiwns no wiim: iOOI MIT UNION DENTAL and rapped, was piven a supper. led in a. hotel, and breakfast by Conklinu. It was this debt, with interest, that he paid. NEWSBOYS' FRIEND DIES John I (Hinckel Helped Build Home at Toledo. ToLKIX), Ohio, Auz. 10. John i:. (lunckel, wilely known as the "father of newsboys." founder of the National Association of Newsboys ami for many years its fireside nt, died early today. Mr. (Juiu-kel's work for newsboys has attracted attention throughout the world. He tool; it up while a railway tiekefaent. but about eiht years heo, he received the aid of philanthropists and wa.s enabled to devote his attention to ameliorating the condition of the little newspaper venders. As a result of his efforts wa.s raised in Toledo for a n'. sboys' buihlintr. ' EMPLOYER WILL AID MAN Oflers SBMl to Ieron Who Will ont Blood Ne'letl. PreCH ICAO( ), An;'. !'.. J ohn B. Thompson. millionaire reTaurant owner, wants to ave the 1 i f of AdK A. Doleys, who has been in his employ for many years. Doleys h is b..ii ill for thr-e months and physicians declare that blood transfusion is th only th'raj that will have his life. Thompson has offered 1"'J to any man who will furnish th feiuired amount of blood.
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School Dresses for Little Misses' at Big Reductions. It will Pay You Handsomely to Buy Now. Sizes 5 10 11 vears. Si. 00 Dresses 50c S 1.25 Dresses .62 Vic S1.50 Dresses 75c S2.00 Dresses $1.00 S2.50 Dresses $1.25 S3. 00 Dresses $1.50 S4.00 Dresses $2.00 $5.00 Dresses $2.50 For Children from one to five years old, we have Dresses at HALF PRICE. This is the most opportune Dress Sale of the year.
The Skirts we are selling at $2.95 and $1.00 are worth more a whole lot more but we are clearing them out at these prices. Come and see look them over. TOVN ii ITS IN THE SUCTION c D Ion"t piv iiiivwIhtp liny iiior; jruira:. ;it .iny jirif1. r ur 'isous c: nfi 50c TKKTII' CLLAMMi CO. 113 South MirhiKitn Mre-t. M'r Miiyr'- .Ifurlry Morf. X ..5-: r-vie i OURWANT ADS. ARYOUR BEST FLAT. HUNTERS Call Bell 2100, or Home 1151 and ask for an ad-taker. GllIlVTllST ILVUGAI.VS IS TOWN Economy Cloak Dept. Economy Dept. Second Ilcxir, 219-221 s. Michigan In Conjunction With tho liHieicxideiit Storv THi:itM()S IIOTHjKS and i.rxcHKo.v (si:. the thin fr pieiiu-s Bi as'rtrnent at CLAUERS JEWELRY 5T0R
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