South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 168, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 June 1916 — Page 7

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SOCIETY AND 0 THER

Mr?. W. K-gardu-. M7 V. ' Thorn. is J-t.. v.i.o i, to the S". IVter'. an-relir.f i Hewing circb' IllirS'lay '1 ! t' f '. !".:;. The OCcar.oP. v,,i"i her Mrthday .wir.lverj-.iry. Sr.vi..g occupied the afternoon and near the !" T( tr-. liiMPi.ts ucr'1 :-ri. e 1. .Mrs. Greening of North liberty w a gutt fr'i:i away. In twn week Mr.. James Sniely. 12 2 5 W. JefTtrn blvd., Will be ho.tCSt. Mrs. John Hor.Ir.fr pleasantly entertained the inoinl-rrs of the North XiJo Culture club Thun-Jy at her home at (Jrrenaoe farm. Niles rd. The afternoon was ppent with out- J t'uor game and socially, and aout i Z.T.O o'clock the huxbands arrived ; lor a 6 o'clock dinner. The table was i prettily arranged with fl.is an I ro.-cs and place.-i were M-t for -guets. The gunt Fpent a mo.t enJoy.ible evening. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. C. E. Francis, 1037 Riverside dr. As a courtesy to Mi.-; Rlanche fngle, who will bo married to Louis Adelstino of Chicago on July 9. Miss .Anna, r'ox, S18 i. t. Josph st., en tertalned with a buffet luncheon Thursday evening. The table was Centered with an attractive bouquet of American Eenuty roses and there were places for 21. Mis Engle is the. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Engle, 12 6 E. Rronson M. The Young' Women's Foreign Missionary society of the First Methol!Ft church was held Thursday with Mi? Hannah Peterson, 741 Park av, A short program was enjoyed when Mi Nell Hoke pave a reading on "Ioking Forward," and Miss .Marian Ames read "A Look Into the at." Mli Matidn Hoke wan the presiding olflcer. A social hour with re fresh rrv-tits closed the meeting, for tr.e reason. The fall meeting will be omo tim Jn September. The Hykers club lias rone to Niles to enjoy in outing1 with Mi.s Ana Yeagley at her summer home, Lind. Vista Del Illo, and will remain for the res-t of the- week. This evening a company of young people will go from her for a social entertainment. Outdoor pames ani contexts with refreshments will be the chief njoyment. Tho club members number 1 o-. Member of the Good Friends ciub were entertained at an all day picnic at the, country home of Mrs. (J. JT. Garver Thursday. Two out-of-town fTue.sts were present. 'Mrs. Robert McKnight, who resides- east of the city, and Miss Blanche Wirick of Indianapolis. The next meeting cf tho club will hft lipid in two weeks; ?t the home of Mrs. .Minnie J:icke!, S. Carroll t. The I'liilathe.i class tf the Indiana Avcnuo Christian church was delightfully entertained at the home of Miss Gladys Porter. S. Michigan f-t., Thursday evening at a wiener and marshmaUow roast. A business session was held anil it was derided to hold an ice cream social on the church lawn July 1. A picnic dinner was sered to 2't quests. COFFEE

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Ity Consta n fried potatoes, crisp and Frencli Kolden brown and piping hot, served v.ith broiled chops, ham or bacon, hot buttered toast, home-made jam, a plate of pancakes In which the butter melts away, and coffee served with yellow cream comprise a substantial breakfast, perhaps, but a perfect one. Peel the potatoes and put them Into cold water for 20 minutes. Dry with a clean cloth and cut them into ribbons a half-inch wide and the Tomorrow Greci. Plans were made to hold a picnic on July 20th. Mrs. Louis IierK-r. Lincoln way AV., entertained the members of the Eureka club Thursday afternoon. Needlework was the pastime of the afternoon and a social hour with refreshments near the close was enjoyed. In two weeks Mrs. Fred Martin, Lindsey st., will have the club. The L. and Ci. t lub members and a number of friends enjoyed a picnic Wednesday at Woodlawn, the home (f Mrs. O. A. Wood, Portage av. road. Places at the picnic dinner were laid for 25 quests, including Miss Emma Nible of Luther, Mich., and Mrs. Emma McKinley of ltushton, Fla. Games and contests were features of the afternoon. Mrs. Em ma Parnard winning the favor in the lishing contest. The club will have another afternoon meeting June 2? at the home of Mrs. Ida Evans. Sixth st., Itiver Park. A large number of girl members of the U l II. O. club of the Y. W. C A. held a picnic supper last evening at IJrnndywine creek on the Rosencrans and Fawler farm. The youn women had planned to spend the evening, but the rainy weather compelled them to return early. At an all-day meeting of the Pastime club held Thursday at the xoesell 1 4", A pint size boiler, heavily nickel plated and highly polished a collapsible stand that easily nets within the boiler when packed and a full can of Sterno canned heat a most convenient

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co Clarke, length of the potato. Dry them in a 'lean cloth; lay them In a frying basket (but not overlapping each other) and plunge them Into hot ;rying fat, which must cover them completely; cook till tender, then -.ake up the potatoes and allow the fat to boil again; then plunge the lasketful in if the fat is enough to cover, till the slices are crisp and a golden brown color; shake from the fat. season with salt and serve cry hot. peas in ramekins. home of Mrs. J. S. Edwards, S. Michigan st. rd., the annual flection of officers took place, with Mrs. Cecil Moon m president; Mrs. Walter Hildebrand, vice president; Mrs. M. L. Morris, secretary and treasurer. There was a full attendance of members. After the dinner at noon there was a social afternoon. The club members will have an all-day outing at Pt. Joseph. Mich., Jure 29, after which they will adjourn for the summer months. The Women's Foreign Missionary society of Trinity M. E. church en joyed a picnic at the home of Mrs William II. "uehl. Niles rd.. Thürsday. There were 40 served at noon and the afternoon was given to a short business session and program. Mrs. Kuehl conducted the devotional services and Mrs. L. R. Martin had charge of the subject for the day, "Music and MUaions." Musical numbers were given by Miss Carter, Miss Vermce Axtell and Howard Kuehl Mrs. M. C. Hunt, 910 Illalne av., will be hostess at a mettlnif of the society July 20. Mis. A. C. Pommert entertained at her home. 709 E. Iasalle av., last evening for members of the Aurora P.ible class of Trinity Presbyterian church. A part of the evening was given to a business session, after which there was a pleasant social time with dainty refreshments. On July 20 the class Is to have a meet ing with Mrs. William Teska, Eddy st. Flower Mission day waa observed Thursday by members of the Colfax Avenue W. C. T. V. ut the county farm. An address wa made by the Rev. II. F. Uostetter of Westminster Presbyterian church end readings were given by Mrs. Ridgeway and Mrs. Edwin Morris. After the distribution of tlowers the meeting closed, to meet June 28 at the home of Mrs. Otis (1. Harding, 810 Leland a v. The Ladies' Aid society of the Indiana Avenue Christian church met with a good attendance of members Thursday afternoon at the .:ome of Mrs. R. C. Ratty. 306 E. Indiana av. A program for the afternoon was Kiven by Mrs. William Hege, who sang a solo; Mrs. Engle and Mrs. Coff gave a duet; Mrs. Goff also gave a reading, as did little Miss Cath erine Cooper and Mrs. Joseph Rlcketts; piano numbers by Mrs. Harley Straten and little Miss Vancycle sang several sonu's. Refreshments were served later in the afternoon. No place has been announced for the meeting July 20. The June meeting of the C. W. R. M. of the First Christian church was held on Thursday with Mrs. Daniel R. Nye, ."31 N. Scott st. The lesson for the afternoon was in charge of Mrs. E. W. Taylor and Mrs. H. M. Kinzie gave the study. "Home in Nazareth." A complete report of the ttate convention at Danville, Ind.. was given by Mrs. II. M. Appleman. The social hour with refresh Top Floor, Farmers Trust Bld. The Best Place to Eat in South Bend. Try One of Our Special Table de Hote Daily Dinners, 35c and 50c. SUNDAY. JOc and 75c. A la Carte service and special steak dinners. Hours 7:30 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. 21 meals weekly. 2 : X C 1 : LLFA'T SERVICE ASSURED.

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ciety w ill discontinue meetings dur- j ipfc the months of July and Augu;-t. t. er ting in September with Mrs. C. Oixon. 412 W. Marion st. Thursday afternoon mei.i t-ers f th- Twin f'ity Sewing circle were entertained by Mrs. Nelson C.albraith. S. Columbia st. Th hours were pent socially and the contest favors were taken by Mrs. I. E. Carpenter and Mrs. Michael Klnscherff. Refreshments marked the afternoon's close. n June 2. the members and their husbands will enjoy a picnic at Eagle point, and the regular meeting is to be June 2! at the home of Mrs. C. I?. Witwer. 10H S. Michigan st. Mis. J. A. Varier. 203 S. Lafayette' st.. was hostess yesterday aflernoon to the Mothers club. The time was spent in a pleasant manner and the hostess served refreshments. The club members with their husbands will go to "Sandybeach," the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Harper at Diamond lake. Cassopolis, Mich., next Thursday for an all-day outing. The Rev. and Mrs. M. Goffeney en tertained more than &0 members of the German Zion church congregation Thursday afternoon in the par ish school on the occasion of their 30th wedding anniversary. During an informal afternoon dainty re freshments were served. On next Thursday the circle will have a day's outing at the home of Mrs. Charles Machel at Woodland. Honoring Miss Hazel Rrown, whose marriage to Matthew Williams will take place this month. Miss Stephina Gresk entertained .a company of friends at her home in Mishawaka, Thursday evening. The time was spent In a very enjoyable manner and attractively appointed refresh ments were serveo:. Several other pre-nuptlal parties have been ar ranged in compliment to the bride to be. Miss Florence Reamer entertained last evening at her home, r10 S. Main st., at a pretty pro-nuptial af fair for Miss V lL.rrison and Harvey Brownell Fonda whose marriage will be an event of Saturday. The guests of the evening numbered eight, and the time was spent informally. Pink roses were arranged about the home to decorate. Light refreshments were served. Miss Anna Stanley, 903 S. Lafayette st.. entertained for her home guest. Miss Vlnnie Nickum of Elkhart, a bride of the month, Thursday evening. The decorations for the rooms were effectively carried out by the use of pink and white roses. The party was in the nature of a miscellaneous shower for the honor guest. Refreshments were served. On Saturday evening Miss Stanley will give a dinner for Miss Nickum. The Inter Nos club will be entertained next Thursday afternoon by Mrs. W. L. I. Gunther at her home, 214 E. Monroe st. A number of members of the MaryAnn club of the f-tudetaker corporation entertained with . a picnic supper Thursday evening at Springbrook park. Word was received in South Rend from Rerrien Springs, Mich., of the marriage of Miss Gertrude E. Vaughn of this city and Graham O. McOmber of that placo which took place at St. Joseph, Mich., Monday evening. The Kov. W. H. Camfield performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rernard of Rerrien Springs, accompanied them to St. Joseph. Miss Vaughn is the daughter of Mrs. Harriet J. Vaughn, 319 W. Madison stand has been for the past few years principal at the Coquillard school. pERSONAL Charles Reeve, who has been attending the Notre Dame university, has returned to his home in Plymouth. Daniel Keegan, who has been attending school at Notre Dame, returned to his home in Danville Thursday. Mrs. M. Rachman. 32 4 N. Francis st., left Thursday for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Charles Rrooks, in Importe. Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Westerve It and daughter, Miss Helene Westervelt. 527 N. Lafayette st.. have gone to their summer home, "Westvilla." at Macatawa park. Dr. S. W. Raer returned Thursday from the American Medical association convention at Detroit this week. According to Dr. Raer there were mere than 8,000 physicians from over the country at the session on Wednesday, and the programs were of much interest and benefit to the doctors. Mrs. Chester Neddo. 103." Georgiana av., Mrs. Peter Surber of Michigan City and Mrs. Ray Walsh of Granger are guests of Mrs. Anna Ackerman. Fites rd. JEWELERS WILL MEET International New Service: CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind.. June 16. Indiana jewelers in convention here June 21-22, will witness motion pictures of watch making in several of the largest factories of the country. The tilms will be one of the features of the convention. L. W.' Otto of this city, president of the Indiana association, expected a larger attendance than usual. He .has arranged many interesting pleasure trips for the delegates, including visits to Gen. Lew Wallace's country home, now the home of the Country" club, to the "Shades of Death" and other points of interest. Kat Busse' Swiss Milk Rred. Adv.

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SOCIAL EVENTS. Mrs. Anna Ib-rkowski. '.10 W. Division t.. was very pleasantly Mirprised Thursday evening by a number of her friends on the occasion of hT birthday anniversary. The. time was sp-nt vry socially with! gamfs and music by a ictrola. A delicious luncheon was served at thej close of the evening. Mrs. Borkowskl was presented with a beautiful rug and a set tf dining room chairs. Those present were, Mesdam:s S. Luzny, Heindri h. K. Rozplochowski. S. Kochanowski. H. Rojewioz. M. (Jutajtys. Deka A. Mincinski. A. Lewandowski. II. Palka. J. Kochorowski, F. Rozewicz. P. Laskowski, T. Sledzikowski. M. Paczesna. A. Cybart. J. Lipinski, A. Sojka. J. Marszal. A. Eksztejt. M. Klysz, Wawrzyniak, F. Kaczmarek, A. Sojka. F. Rorkowski, K. Rorkowski, S. Rorkowskl. L. Struk, M. Robakowski, M. Ciesielki. R. Wesolek, W. Kopinskl. Urbanski and Sobieralskl. The members of St. Hedwige society of the Catholic union organization entertained very charminply Thursday evening with a shower complimentary to their president. Miss Leocadia Hosinski. IS 15 W. Washington av., whose marriage to Frank Picchorowskl will take place June 21. Games and musical selections were features of t lie evening and at its close dainty refreshments were served. Miss Hosinski was presented with a beautiful set of table silverwear. Those who were present were, Mrs. E. Gorka, Mrs. J. Szybowicz, Mrs. W. Szymanski, Mrs. A. Deranck. Mrs. S. Radecki, Mrs. J. Jaroszewski. Mrs. Z. Jaroszewskl, Mrs. J. Gorka. Mrs. M. Gorka, Mrs. K. Deranck, Mrs. M. Hosinski, Mrs. J. Honinski. Mrs. R. Hosinski, Mrs. H. Golabowski. Mrs. II. Piechorowski, Mrs. C. Korpal, Mrs. S. Piechorowski. Mrs. A. Szkielka und the Misses R. Kilinski, H. Lewins!;l. S. Lewinski, S. Jaroszewski, L. Marszalkiewiez, M. Kapalczynski, J. Szymanski, J. Pilarski, M. Hosinski, R. Wesolowski, J. Wesolowski and H. Hosinski. The singing practice of the Falcons, M. Romanowski choir will be held Monday evening at Kosciuszko hall. The senior and junior gymnastic class of Z. R. Falcons will hold their exercises Monday evening at 25. R. hall. PERSONALS. Casimier Hazinski, Florence av. has gone on a business trip to Mich isan City. William Makowski of Laporte is spending a few days with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Itogalski 809 W. Napier st., have returned from a week's visit with relatives at Chicago. They were the guests of their son, Ignatius Rogalski. Stephen Kalkowski of Chicago Is spending a few days with friends here. Harry TomaszewskI, S. Walnut st has gone with the South Rend Rusiness college baseball league Winona lake. Martin Holiwinski who has been here visiting with friends left today for Niles. Miss Helen Mosniewicz. Laporte av., has gone to spend her week's vacation with relatives kee. Joseph Wilmowlcz, S hr.s returned from two at MilwauWalnut St., weeks,' visit with relatives at Detroit. Walter Kmieczkowski, Sample st., has gone to Indiana Harbor to spend a few days with relatives. John Wisniewicz, W. Division st., has left for an extended trip to Denver, Colo. Miss Hedwige M. Knuczkowski arrived here from Chicago for a fewdays' visit with friends. Walter Michalski of Michigan City is spending a week with relatives here. Henry Opiechowski, Phillippa st., has gone to spend a week with relatives at Gary. Fred Kranczkowskl has returned to Goshen after a business visit here. Anthony Rybakowski, who has been here on business left Thursday for Fort Wayne. John Ilayzy, Vincent Syrajewski, Joseph Karmilowicz and Frank Zurawski of Indiana Harbor who were here visiting with friends, motored this morning to Renlon Harbor. Frank Lupnierski of Indianapolis is here on business. . S. Gorny. student of Ft. CyrilMcthodions seminary of Orchard lake arrived here to spend his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gorny, W. Division st. Casimier Luzny, 1029 W. Napier st., has gone to Chicago on noss trip. a busiStanislaus Moraszewskl of Toledo is here on business. Rev. Casimier Truszynski, C. S. C, assistant pastor of St. Hedwige parish has gone to spend a counle or nays with friends at Chicago. Saturday he will leave for Peru. On 111. Joseph Antosinski of Hammond is here on business. Miss Theodore Macik, who has been here for a few days visiting with friends left today for her home in Chicago. John Trojanski, W. Division has gone to Chicago on business. Casimier Riernowicz left for st. his home in Cleveland after a business visit here. DTATIIS. August Paryz. 6 4 years old. 1907 Orange st.. died suddenly Thursdayafternoon between 2 and 3 o'clock at his real estate office on W. Division st. with hart failure. He is survived by hLs wife. Elizabeth and one daughter. The funeral arrangements have not been completed. Rurial will be in Cedar Grove cemetery. An acre of land in Nova Scotia is said to have produced 3u0 bushels of potatoes.

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Seven New Styles of "Our $1 Weekly"5 Waist All Beauties have arrived along with Four New Styles of Our Equally Celebrated $2 Waist. Nearly every one is familiar by this time with the good points of "Our SI Weekly." That is why we are selling them by the hundreds each week. But remember this they are in any number of pretty styles seven new styles being added this week they are packed in sanitary envelopes they are in all sizes and thev represent absolutelv loo percent in Dullar Waist Value. These Waists have been imitated but never DUPLICATED! And our new styles in the S2 value are quite as good an investment. Here are waists in the sheer voiles and organdy materials. These new styles embrace the very latest things in the waist line and you'll like ever one of them. Compare these waists with those of other stores at S2. 50 and si. Every Spring Suit Coat and Silk Dress in our Stock is Offered

w WANTED. J MEN WANTED FOR STREET j PAVING WORK. GOOD WAGE. i APPLY ON JOR. INDIANA & ill- i AMI. RRADY CONSTR. CO. Advt. i A thirty-pound baby arrived at the home of R. R. Caudill of Indian Rottum, Ky. not lonu ago. ao-urding to Dr. Ison, the attending ph sician. Of Swiss invention, is a stoio-e battery electric swit- hin- iH.inotie in which powerful -;- !i tmm un-t are used instead "H, draw ears.

that Ellsworth's sell the NEW wearables that are only found at Ellsworth's soon (or sooner) as as big city Stores show them. Space is limited tonight so we'll not bore you with a lot of talk mentioning a few items only:

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Wirthmor Waists $1. We just remind yon ihat striking models of our . famous Wirthmor Waists are ready for Saturday you'll not wan i u miss getting one nr more. Also please: $2 WclwortH Waists just came in and they are wonders this. week don't tail to see them!

Knit Underwear There is a great satisfaction in buying knit underwear of reliable makes and we carry the best well known knit underwear only. That's why our knit underwear department is the leader in this section. For men, women and children knit underwear for summer here a'plenty. Dress the Children in our Main Floor Children's Department. Easy to reach from the street, no elevators or stairs to climb with a baby cab. And you'll surely appreciate the fact that children can be dressed stylish here at small cost. Off How alntit jour lVcl? 1 T C. E. S WR ER Wulk-Otrr Root shop. Producers Union Milk , comes to you only after ; it's Pasteurized and Clarified.

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