South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 195, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 July 1916 — Page 7

fflE SOUTH BEND NEWS-T1MLS iFAIRIES OF FILMLAND FLOCK TO CHICAGO FOR BIG CONVENTION

I SOCIETY AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN

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The Prl.oUU Sewing rircl" fntrrtajrei VVdn1fly nicht at th hom of Mi? Clara Warner, D av in fmnor of Mi? J'.rrth.i Iurr. nho is to h married r xt v. f ' k to ClHii'lf Vandrhoof. Th' nrfnir was in th r.ttire of a .howpr hp1 Mis Iur rpceiv-il many prftty i: . f t . Th f:vrnin? was rnt with n ! 1-

by the hostr?. MUs Mlllr OliM. ?.ur. x t. Louis blvd.. a:is riW-a.-antlv surprised Wednesday niht !;, th3 m'Tnf'Ts of the Junior Fiv Hi.r.drrrt ' in honor- .f hr rirthday anniversary. The evntnz wa spent w,h m ;sic and pam"s oftr which ' l-uv-h was ered. For tho purpnp nf dis-u.-.-m'-? rl&ns for th out;nc at Camp V.hrrhart. Corey Jak". Mih.. Aus. T, th memb?r3 of th? tent committee hM a mtini: at th" V. Y. A. W-d-nsiay afternoon. No definite arran??mnt. Mere made. Th lut of applications for attendant at the cutinjr has incrr-aserj somewhat sine th last meeting and within a fhort tim it in expected the number will be double thrit or last ar. Miss IIln C Carpenter, trcneral secretary of the v. w. A., will n.s general leader and chaperone. Members of thn Home Needleworkers' club electefl oüi'crs for the year at their regular meeting Welnesday afternoon at the h'm of Mrs. C. H. Audlernan, 111: Hro.nlw ittf. Mr?. William Rousrh was narr.M president; Mrs. Hager, vice; president; Mrs. C. Morrow, treasurer. Tb- remainder of the afterroon deoted to needlework and the Fervin of refreshments. The club will meet next July 26 with Mrs. Cteorge v. (;iass. 12" Miami st. Mrs. A!i" Brown, ain K. hio ft., had membrrs of the I,, and a.

club as Kuepts Wednesday. (James i

ijnd contests were the main amusements of the .ocial afternoon, after hich the hostess served refreshments. Mrs. Ada Moore of Grand

IJapids, Mich., wan an out-of-town j

Kueyt. Mh. Maurice Weyrick. .".II N. Hlrdsel! st., will he hostess to the- club July 2d. Members of the Pythian tea ladies; v ere entertained in the K. of p. hall yesterday afternoon. Mr. J. P.

" Cully. Mrs. Arthur Chapman and ; Mrs. Arthur Carlson were the host- ! s:-eji. A contest offered pastime for! the afternoon and Mrs. Olive Wil- j Mains won the favor. lief reshments v .ere served. The next meeting is) to be on July 25. !

The closing meeting of section two of the Pastor's Aid society of the FIr?t Christian church was held Wednesday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. James I. Frame, 1019 V. Washington av. The hours vvefv ;ten to sewinp and refreshments were enjoyed. The meetings will be resumed in September. The w. Sunshine club pave a

picnic Wednesday at SprinRbrook ! park. A picnic dinner was senei! at noon to 1; members, and the afternoon was made pleasant by va-j rious amusements. The club will j ie another picnic at the park on !

July The Cosy Corner circle was entertained Wednesdav afternoon bv

.Mrs. Oust Johncn, f2r Vassar av. -The members spent th afternoon in) a social manner and the hostess f-erved refreshments. Another meet- I intr of the club -will be held July 2 r.t the home of Mrs. Ceorkre lmit;h-; man. 7 1 f" S. Michiiran st. ;

IN MILADY'S BOUDOIR

nv ?vkn skaks.

Tin; ni;v i)..ci. Tb woman who does not "do the ne-v c'anre.s' is pMnp to have a bad time of it this summer. She will ffej very miirh like the wall flower, sittlne apart while everybody else between babyhood and extreme old pco is dancin to the strains of a i-rass band, orchestra. or phonograph. Iar.cintr is more than a craze. It i- more than a passing fad. It will undoubtedly cease being the obceafion it is Just now after the novelty has -worn off and in the bi? cities one will no loner be anxious to pay rne to three dollars admission simply for the pkaFure of beins present where dancintj is erotntc on.

The new dances may not be learned in an evening. The steps are intricate and require a great deal of

practice. If you have decided to t

learn the new dances before vacation, set about it at one, and do

not be at all discouraged at the j constantly changing steps. Even'

dancing master is anxious to originate a new stp and make his name famous. If you would be JipDv in this age of tango and kinared dances, learn to dip. and slide and hesitate, for the only way to he truly happy is to take an active interest in every passing fancy which keeps one apace with the world's progression.

his accepted a position with the Western .Construction company. Mrs. J. M. Garrison. MS S. Ru?h st.. and Charles West fa 11 of Misha-

jwaka hae been called to Pig Kapj ids. Mich., on account of the death I of their brother. Davl Westfall.

Mr. and Mrs. Pan! Joers and sons Of 61ft N. Cushing st.. have gone to

Chicago to visit Mrs. J. W. Pall.

What the French Maid Told Marjorie

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NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS

ma kink Tin: roitcii nivAHLi:. "You know, Marie, that old si1 porch of ours is never used," began Marjorie. as the came to the French maid for some suggestion. "I have. ben thinking that with the French window, which opens on to it from the dining room, used as a door, we ought to fix it up prettilv and stay CL.tdoo.is a lot this summer." "That is a very good suggestion." rejoined Marie. In France even crowded Paris everyone has a garden secluded somehow from the gaze of curious onlookers, where the family can gather in fair weather. And these gardens are usually Just the courtyards between the crowded houses transformed by a hxv rows of boxes, a chestnut tree, maybe a little fountain. In America, we cement up our courtyards, or, if we do convert them into gardens, we put them where everyone car see them anri rob them of all their home value. Jn Paly, the home is not complete without its tou' h of outdoors even if it is only

PI-3RSOXALS. Mrs. Acnes Korda and son Raymond returned Thursday to their home in Chicago, after a week's visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wesolowski. 414 S. William st. Theodore Rybowski. Sample St.. has gone to spend a week with relatives at Cleveland. Martin YYlonczvnski who has ben here on business left today for Hammond. Frank Boozarek of Indiana Harbor is here isiting with friends. Miss Cecilia Franczewski arrived here from Michigan Citv for a ic.w

I days' visit with friends, a balcony with morning glories and; Joseph Trogulski of Fast Chicago tomato vines. Fnllsh people, too. j is .pendini: a few days ith friends, h-ve their private hardens where! Mrs. Antoinette Klodziejewski rethey may have their indispenslMe , turned to her home in South Chicup of tea shielded from the gaze I cngo following a w eek's visit with ot outsiders. friends here. '"Put one thing we do have that j Marion Wesolow ski, son of Mr. our European cousins have to stand jand Mrs. Marion Wcsolowski, 414 ."v

Intrr.itinal News Serri-e: CHICAGO. July 13. The "fairies

of F'mland" Hocked to Chicago todv and put themselves on exhibition hefoje a worshipping public All the stars of the m reen, both male ami female, were either here or enroute to attend the sixth annual convention of the Motion pictures' Kxhibitors league. which opened last night. Twenty thousand persons, a jjreat part of them young girls who have camera aspirations, jammed the Coliseum last night to e the stars. The crush became o great w ithin an hour after the doors were opened that the Are department ordered that no more people he admitted. Thousands vainly sought admission. Fach day has been given over to a particular star. Today was Clara Kimball Young day. other days will be Marguerite Clarke's. Mary Piekford's and so on ad infinitum. Not all of the worshiping, however. i. before the feminine contingent. The girlish crush about the Ktalwart fr.ime of Francis Bushman was equally great. The convention will continue all this week.

tack and admire is the veranda. And

all the time we are getting to apprecite the possibilities of the veranda more and more a part of the

heme. Of course, the first requisite (

William st.. has gone to Chicago where he will spend two weeks with his grand, pan its, Mr. and Mrs. Micheal Witkowski. Frank Adamowski of Detroit is

1 Ml 17. KS TO Ii.IIi:s. Every lady attending; the opening of the Samuel Good addition Sunday afternoon will receive a ticket which entitles her to a chance on cne of 2j beautiful and useful prizes, consisting of jewel cases, silverware, pocket books, and art craft picture fromes. One of the principal prizes is an expensive silver mounted roast pan. The.se 2.j prizes purchased from Frank C. Toepp, Jeweler. Advt.

to the homeyness of the veranda is j here on business. to have it away from the street. The Harry Mosinski left for his home old-fashioned idea was to have it in Chicago Thursday after a week's plastered over the front of the visit with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wes-

house an enlarged entrance porch, j olowski. S w"ipni .st.

where we might sit and watch our Thomas Dobrzyski of Laporte is

neighbors as they passed and where here on imimihw.

thev might Fee us as they passed. i Walter Mackowskl of Jackson is

A veranda should be the most here on business.

comfortable and the most hospitable George .Szczubski. Walnut st.. left

p;irt of the house. It should have Wednesday for Grand Iiapids. w here some place to recline a hammock, j he w ill spend his w eek's vacation.

a steamer chair .or a long wicker chair or a foot rest used in connection with an easy chair and plenty of serviceable cushions."

LOW COST OF LIVING MENUS

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Thomas Rywalski here on business.

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Mrs. C. I'. Staples. K14 S. Maini st . was hostess last evening at a family dinner given in compliment ' tr Miss Geneva Cleveland of Spring-.

P.RFAKFAST. Cherries . Scrambled Eggs Toast Coffee LUNCHEON. Fish Salad Potato Chips Li rly Fingen iced Coffee niNNF.Ti. Southern Cooked ll.-jm Browned potatoes New Peas Cucumber Salad Grape Juice Souffle. PRE A K FAST. Scrambled Fees and Paeon Cut in smill pieces three slices of thin bacon. Fry jn a hot pan until crisp. Stir into the hot bacon fenir well beaten eegs. Stir until creamy and serve on thin slices of buttered toast. LUNCHEON. Fish Salad Pick the cold bass free from skin and bones. Chop one large pickle, a ring of onion, and a little parsley, and mix with the hsh. Serve on lettuce with a

French dressing and garnish with a hard boiled egg out in rings. DINNER. Southern Ham Wash and poak for two hours a large slice of ham an inch thick. Have ready a hot pan and sprinkle the bottom with brown sugar. Place the ham in the pan -with pieces of butter and a sprinkling of more rvrmrn sugne. When the ham is brown place it in an earthern dish and cover with water. Bake in a slow oven four hours. Browned Potatoes Wash and pare small potatoes. Dip each in melted butter; place in billing dish and bake until brown and tender. Grape Juice Souffle Add two tablespoons of powdered gelatine to two cups of grape juice. Heat until the gelatine is dissolved. stirring constantly. When the mixture begins to stiffen, whip in the beaten whites of four eggs and a cup of cream that has been beaten as thick as posible. Turn into small moulds and o n ill.

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sAlLShop.; I Picture ;Tramine I Tttiit f;r Icyck cf iej-jfcul tV:. The New

f:eld, Mass.. who is Miss Erma Sawver's guest. Places were laid for nine.

A miscellaneous shower for Mrs. John Peed to have been given Wedneday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Willard Harris. 10 S. Fmerick st.. was postponed until next Wednesday. Members of the Independent club held on outing at Michigan City on Tuesday which was attended by a large number of the members. The party . returned late in the day after a pleasant trip.

Announcements

Edison

is not a talking machine. It embodies a new art whereby' all forms ot music are actual-j Iv re-created. No voice is: bevond this new art. ! i

Come To Us and Hear Edison's re-creation of the world's great singers and in-strumentalists.

The P-rcas society of the Swedish Lutheran Gloria Iei church will n.ret Friday evening- at the home of Miss s-elma Pierson, n, K. Pvton St. The W. C. T. l sorietv will be entertair.ed Friday by Mrs. Elia Klopfer, r. IS s. Miami st.

social i:vi:nts. The Kirls gymnastic class of Lady Falcons Z Balic'd No. l, will hold their exercises Fridav evening at Z. P. hall. The M. P. Falcons will hold their exercises Friday evening at Koscinszko hall. The M. K. Falcons mixed choir will hohl their singing practice Monday evening at Koscinsko hnll.

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silvi:hbixhm sitting. The best and most popular sports stripe material for summer skirts, suits and dresses. ?,'2 and .T inch, in all colors. Twenty new patterns in broad stripes. Friday Special, per yard 5 De. Advt. BHANDON-DURRELL CO.

C.IU OF THANKS. We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown t:s in our time of sorrow and bereavement in the loss of our daughter and .sister, also for the beautiful floral offerings. SHERMAN CHAMBERS Advt. AND FAMILY.

concert nv i:liu:l IU.M). Elbel's band will play all afternorm Sunday at the epening of the Samuel Good addition, north on Portage avenue in the urnve just off the Portage avenue car line.

TWO IIH OK HIIAT. International News Service: ROCHESTER. N. Y.. July 13.

The funeral of Peter Rakowski, 27lTwo deaths and three heit prostra-

years old. who died Tuesday morning was held Thursday morning at S:30 o'clock at the tft. Stanislaus church. Rev. Roman Marciniak, C. S. C. officiated. Burial whs in St. Joseph's Polish cemetery. Anthony S. Lupinski of Chicaso, Trho has been here on business left Thursday for Cleveland. Joseph R. Swiercz of Milwaukee, is spending a few days with friends here. The condition of Mrs. Lena Kwicran. 1130 W. Napier st.. who hasbeen ill for several days is now improved.

returned to his Chicago after a relatives at Elk-

Joseph Klosik home in South week's visit with

hart and Laporte. Carl Majecki, W. Sample st.. returned Wednesday from Chicago where he has been for the past few days visiting with relatives. Albert Skrzyc of Jackson left Thursday to conclude his two week's visit with relatives at Chicago. Frank Xowakowski. W. Division st.. has pone for an extended trip to Detroit. Micheal Losinski of Klint. Mich., is here on business.

tions were recorded today. This morning the temperature was 87.

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PERSONAL

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Mi.-s Florence Hushes of Indiana Harbor and M. Johnson of Chicago have returned to their homes after

nisit at the home of Miss Heches!

iister, Mrs. Lester Shelley. 1T5 N. S h d : e st. Mr. And Mrs. F. Peterson, who hwe been visiting Mrs. A. Miller. 201 S. H'iey st.. have returned to their home .n Hammond. Miss Emma Herman and Mrs. A. Vravanz of Hammond are now visitinc; Mrs. Mil 1-r. Miss Gertrude Stewart. 2 1 ö N. Carlisle ft., accompanied by her two small ne'e?. has gone to Battle 'repk, Mich , for a isit with her er. .Mr. and Mr. Fharles P. Drumn.ond. ?44 Riverside dr.. and Mr rnd Mr?. Donald P. Prummond. 932 K;ver.de dr.. left last tvenir. for

their summer home at Thousand Islands at Gananoque, Canada. Mrs. C. L. Cooney, 71 W. Colfax ox., left Wednesday for a visit with relatives at Gary, Ind.

vr. ann Airs. A. i;. s:tonecipner l,o-Tl S AUTO POLISH Will

have returned from their wedding I work wonders on your auto. 23c and

trip to Greenbrier Mts., White Sul-j o0c at Coonley's. Advt I her Springs and Poyer, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Chavles H. Frye,

S35 W. Iasalle av.. returned Tuesday from an extended motor trip to Michigan points. The week was spent at Macatawa Park, where thev were the quests of Rev. and Mrs. P. Mordyke at their summer cottage. Mrs. -A. C. Beard and daughter Anna of Antigo, Wis., are visiting Mrs. Beard's daughter. Mrs. Frank Irwin. Ö21 N. Allen st. Mrs. James Lynn of Bristol. Ind.. ind Mrs. Dates of Elkhart are the guests of Mrs. F. M. Jerome. 70S N. St. Joseph st., for the day. Mrs. C. E. Johnson and son Dale. 3 3 4 Main st.. lefi Wednesday for Tekon?ha, Mich., for a short stay. Mrs. A. Klasta and children of Kankakee. 111., are visiting Mrs. S. Helak. 204 N. Huey st. Bryan Favorite of Wasepi. Mich., is visiting Mrs. Bessie Fifer. 1001 W. Wa shi net on a v. Mrs. C. Iarson, 21 N. Sadie St.. returned home Wednesday from a Islt in Plymouth. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ebriht and little son Georg, 72 Cottage Grove n spent Wednesday at Michigan City. Kenneth D. Kahn, who has been visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. S H. Kahn. .1.14 West Laalle avenue, left Wednesday evening for Isabella. Tennessee, where he will resume his duties as chemical engineer of the piuktown Sulphur. Copper and Iron company. Enroute home Mr. Kahn will visit friends in Ann Arbor. Detroit and Cleveland. Robert Harris of Denver. Colo . who has been visiting George Shively at the shively summer home in

"Rrookville. Pa., for the past three weeks, spent Wednesday in the city. Mr. Harris is well known here, having visited at the Shiveley's dur-i insj the Chrifctmj-s holidays two years ao Pale Gall. 1 Paris st.. lft Thursday for Evansvllle. where fcei

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in Ellsworth's Bathing Suits Styles in bathing suits have changed since mother was a girl. Today bathing suits must have style and class the same as other outer wearing apparel for women. And it is said it's true, too that Ellsworth's bathing suits have anything beat that ever came down the beach! The prices begin at SI and on upward to SI 5. Bathing Caps The styles in bathing caps are most captivating and priced from 35c to 89c. Bathing shoes are also needed these are priced from 25c to S1.50 a pair. Then stockings one must also have for the bathing beach and we show a variety that will please.

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If there is anything a woman likes it is a bargain-and the Ransack Sale is composed entirely of bargains! And by bargains we mean in the true sense of the word-nothing is a bargain unless one can use the particular article. This Ransack Sale is a sale on ' desirable, seasonable high class merchandise, and the way market conditions are this Ransack Sale is one grand opportunit to save money. Selling now on with more bargains added every day.

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Newman's Can Help You Keep Cool During the Hot Weather

We have an extraordinary showing of Latest Wash Skirts, Wash Dresses and Wash Suits indispensable for these Hot Days At Reduced Prices We take pleasure in announcing the timely arrival of a big shipment nf Wash Skirt, of every description. Then Skirts have New York's stamp of approval. They have on them all the latest fads m fashion They're in Plain White and the Ne r A n ing "Stripe. Sport styles are represented ir great variety. The kir?s have bth p.vch and inside pockets, and most of them rutton down the front. The Prices Are $1, $1.50, $1.95, S2.50, $2.95 and Up. We aho have a great variety rt Lovely Summer Dresses at prices so reaVr.able you can't arTord to be without them. You should see the wonderful dresses you can buy at $5, 36, $7.50 and $10.

Wash Suits at Clearaway Prices S 8.95 Palm Beach Suits $6.95 S13.95 Palm Beach Suits S 9.95 S10.75 Palm Beach Suits $7.95 S17.50 White Gabardine Suit? $12.50 S 19.75 White Gabardine Suits $15.00 BUY ONE of THESE SUITS for COMFORTS SAKE!

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