South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 260, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 September 1916 — Page 5

MTntD.VY AITr.IINOOY. Sl.l'TI.M HI1U 1. 191. VICTROLAS SOCIETY AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN

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Mi.-.- M-j'f'lf (Jot'I, Wo-.iv.rd av.. '.vaü Ku-ct -f honor at a theattr jrtrty at the Auditorium Friday evninj,'. the oer-u.siun lein hT birthday :innlverary. 1'ollowin the htii'.v a luncheon was vrvod at the Philadelphia, to the f-tvn zuests pr.-Tit. Indudd in the party were. MI" ;. 1, Mi.-'.s Leah Zivr, Mi.d H!n Seybold. .!1.-.-: Mnrjori Whitromh. Ml.ss Louh-e Tom p. rtte and her hou.'o guf-.ts, the Mi fitherine an. Uplfn Huch- of Iowairlar. Miel i. MlhS 0i,'u .-?:iiuillert ö2'J Allen t., who le.fe? Wednesday for Chi- ' ih'o, to attend th normal school fr phv5ifl t r:i i n i n and Mis.- tr;tc UurrowK, 103''. Lirieoln way . whoso trthlay anni vi rs;. i y foil on Friday ere complimented with a .s-jrpri-e prty at the home of the latter. TliTf werf L'fc K'-iest.- present and an evening of irarney and dancing" was enjoyed. Toward the close Mrs. Seeqrnueller and Mr. Furrow .s served datn.y refreshments. Kay f. F.u-kl's of 4he houth Hend Foral Co., and Miss Uuth llileman -f Walkerton. Ind.. uprunij a surprise on their rrients Wednesday when they wt re married at St. Jsrph. Midi.

IN MILADY'S BOUDOIR

BY OWEN SL A RS

HKAITY M ClfiAKirrs. Apart from the fact that tho smoking of ciarets is an unconv?ntio.ial habit for woman, and a side from all moral arguments, it is an injurious an'l beauty destroying praetire. The smoke- drawn into the 1 un-s. causes th-nj to boronie chocked an I stufiy. ThiM result.s in iniproper or-athinf. anl there ar- no enrl of troubJes in v to tm for milady who oes not l.ratli dej.jv anl sanely. nolcil'.g" ru!ICS the teeth to hecom yellow. rild he loose a

more valuable beauty asset than her white listenin? tetth? Smokini; dulls the lustre of the eyes, and even caiiyts them to become weak and watery'- F it worth the pric? Smoking: upsets the digestive or--ans, and results iu a sog-fjy yellow complexion. Would milady sacrifice her pink cheeks- ;,ust for the momentary pleasure of a bowing acquaintance with Maiam Nicotine? Smokimr i injariou.- unconventional, ill bred, and repulsive for a dainty gentlewoman. Fan she arfont to do it?

SACRED CONCERT TO BE AMONG FEATURES

Irsrain Will r rrtwiUHl ni lair o'ntiinU on Oct. 1.

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M"mb r or th Jüncun li Acti 1.-1 borH club entertained Thuisday'j eveT;iriL, at the home of Alis Hernice ! HoJldWf !1, sr.:" I'nrk iiv., tn honor of I Mii'a l'banor (,'aik. who leaves Mon-j 'lay to enti-r schoid at .V'.ison, Vi. j .N .s!!! Itusiiuss meeting was h-ld. ! when new officers were elected as! tollows: Miss c'lare i:rar!it, ire ?i- j dent; .Mi."-." Hcrnice Mollowell. vice! j rsiil'-nt : Mis) Leonu (Jau. s-cre-j tary; Miss Vonta Krueer, treasurer; .Miss Elsie Meyers, reporter. Miss, Harriet Itin'trich was taken in a. a1 im: w member. fnio und danringl

fid'owed th" busin'-ss meeting after which liht rfre.hrnents were tervr j by the hostess. The club will ni"Ht Sept. with Misw liaii, 7 4 7 (Jottaie Jrove av. Mrs. Alvin I). Tlodson. 615 K. St. Joseph 5-t., was lioste yesterday afternoon to tifty members of the Idie.s Aid society of the First Baptist church. The annual election of officers to-k place during the business me'tini:, resulting with the election of Mrs. Jame Findlator as president, Mrs. V. K. Studebaker, first ice pressiden..; Mrs. Keltn-r, second vice president; Mr?. K. C Turk, secretary; Mrs. White, treasurer; Mrs. I. M. Calvert. Mrs. M. Montgomery and Mrs. T. J. Kelly were named trustees The society aJournei after a social hour to meet Oct. 12 the place to be announced later. An informal t'ft together party

was plven last evening ut the V. W. C. A. by the u V. H. (). club to welcome Miss Carolyn Elizabeth Marsh as new extension secretary of the association The eveninp was spent "cry pleasantly toasting marshmallow." before the tire and talking over the plans of the year. Miss Marsh will hcjdn her meetings at the var-iou--factories next week and expects to do some interesting work. Xo p ning day has boen decided for the club clas-ses. Mrs. Marv Che min ink. ."': Cleve

land a v.. was -i pleasant ho.-'ess I'rl-;

ti.'iy afternoon to the MayMowtr clur. The guests Idled three tables at .00.

iae iars muiij-; i .ii.. .-v.iii .himh.5 of Flint.. Mb-h., who is visiting Mr?. ;Vim:i Larson. Mrs. C. M. Hüdohrand' : rul .Vr.s. T-:. II. lver A oaint two 'urse lur.vlieun was served at the; small tables. Tho club will have j .i!;tber meeting Sept.

Th- Mothers' club was entertained at .tn infuiinul afternoon Friday at th- home of Mrs. C. M. Murdock, .". I .. S. St. Joseph st. Libt refrei.h- ! -nts niarkeil.tho afternoon's close. T!it members will have another meeting Sept. j"."1.

ArTour.crnr-nt has been mad of ;!ic ai-proa' -hinir mr.rriae of Miss i:tiicl ll'iniphry and Howard Hartman, 1 th of 'his itv. The ceremony is to ! perforno.l Tuesday I at the home- "1" the bride. l(" Star-

held st. Miss itlancbe O.jnr. 20 S. Lafatte blvl.. cntertaiee with an informal family dinner Frilay evenii g at the Xicholor: inn. Places were Jaiil i'..r vi irii-ts .;t talde .ittra tioly arrange, wi'h clusters oi' garden llowers. Mr--. M. W. Aitrer anj soil Mark, Terrier! Sprint:", Mich., and Miss Wiiiminnie Hipp of Jackon, were guewfe of Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Zuver. lluJ l-nrta- av., Thursday, ;itil ;tt-t!ui--d the tair.

M.MWIi Ti;LLS HOW TO ITKMSII A DF.sk. 'Oh Marie, father had just had sent, to the house a big desk and it is so beautiful, but of cours-c looks rather plain without anything on it. I thought per hap you would help me in selcetir.g the desk fixings." "Surely I will," anr-ew.jreJ Marie. "now what type is the elcskV "Why 1 should f-ay It vas in sort of a Dutch style," .said Murjorie. "Well now 1H me see," mu.d Marie. "Suitable fittings fr the lig road -table-desk of Dutch type are in cream colored wood pointed with figures of people In quaint array. Both sides of the handle and the blade of a rather pnderous-loo ing paper knife are v decorated with little black shoes and fiat white capes.

LOW COST OF LIVING MENUS

BY MRS. KTKJRENCE MAY.

BrvakfaM. Canteloüpe a la Mona. Creamed Calves Liver. Gems. Coffee. D'nner. Prune Cocktail. Dixie Chicken. Oven lirowncd Potatoes. Stuffed Summer Squash. Komaune Salad. Tutti Frutti. Supper. Lobster Souffie Pickles. Cake. Coffee. IlrrakfaM. Carteloupe a la Mona Cut tho mele in halves, scoop out the pulp, and mix with mashed reaches to which has been added a little sugar and a teaspoon of whipped cream, b'erve in the canteloupe shells. IMiuicr. Dixie Chicken Take two fat slices of ham and place in a frying pan and then cut a spring chicken in quarters and fry on the ham. When nearly brown add one-half a can ui corn, reason with salt, paprika ami a pinch of grated nutmeg. Four over enough cream and toma

to sauce to cover. Put in the oen for about 10 minutes and then Tutti Frutti Add to one pint of milk two cups of sugar, two eggs, a tablespoon of lifted Hour, two tablespoons of gelatine powder soaked in a little cold water. Mix thoroughly and let them come to a boil. Cook until they reach the risht consistancy between 15 and 20 minutes, and then add the gelatine. When smooth and cool add one quart of cream, put in the freezer, freeze 10 minutes, then add the fruit. Fse a cup of candied cherries a little grated pineapple, ;'X chopped candied maccaroons. a little angelica. i'Z seeded and finely chopped raisins, and a few powderel pistachio nuts. Pour over one wineglass of apricot cordial, cover the freezer again and finish freezing. SupiHr. Lobster Sou f fie Melt one and a half ounces of butter and the same of Hour. Stir in about a pint of milk and cook until creamy. Add chopped lobster, yolks of three c-ggs. P.eat whites, stir in lightly, steam for 40 minutes. Turn out and serve with white sauce.

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The vmth e-tioii. Woman's b aguo ,, the First Methodist church, will meet. Wednesday aitT:ioon at; the home of Mr. J. M. Sartin. .":i S. St. Joseph '. Tfie h'SteveS will, be Mrs. H. e. Kreinrhbaum. Mrs. F.. P. F.astman. Mrs. C. F. Ix-e. Mrs. W. P. Taylor. Mrs. A. J. liudduck and; Mrs. Anna Phillips. Flection of !"- i.eers will take place. ! The South P.end Bird club will' meet Tuesday exer.ing at 7:0 o'clock , in the public speaklnC rooms of the I high school. I

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Mr. and Mrs. II. N Heebe have as the r guets their iarents, Mr. and Mrs. George L Tillitson of Vickshurg, Mich. MKs Minna Kosenthal of the Hoffman fiats, will leave today for a visit at her home in Toledo. O.Miss Anna Ryan of Chicago, is the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mayr. sr.. L' 15 S. Iafayette Mvd. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Jones of Indiananolis former residents of this city returned home l riday after n visit here with friends. ' During their .ay they stopped at the Oliver hotel und were honored guests at a number of informal affairs. Miss Mary DuShane. 710 Park av.. will return tday from the DuShane summer home at Macatawa park. Mr. and Mrs. CI. Avery, Albert Avery and Lester Meyer of Three Rivers. Mich., are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. A. Cottrell. 6 47 River av. FJmer Cottrell, C4 7 River av.. who has completed a two years' course at the Springfield college, has acteoted a position as physical director of the V. M. C. A. in North Alleboro. Mass. R. H. Siebert, v.-ho has been visiting his brother. A. P. Sichert. 6;. 7

I,. (iIOZ!Mili Sl. II. l IU 1113 hnie in WilkursViurg. -Pa. J

Mrs. . True. tj;.j River av.. nas returned home after visiting her mother. Mrs. M. I. Lightfoot in Whitfield. III. Mrs. Fraricis Zcck, of Kersoy, ln'1.. is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. True. CJC' River av.. for an indefinite period. C. Stevent,,n of Kersey. Ind.. is spending the week with friends in South Rend. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Harham and daughter. Anna Mae, Z'2l K. Fronton St.. and Mrs. Clara Pick, and

daughter. Dorothy, and Mrs. Jhn j

Clemens of near (-ranger left Saturday noon for a motor trip to 'Kalamazoo. Pattlo Creek. Detroit, and points in Canada. Raymond Kueprt. S12 Grand View av., has returned to Purdue to resume his studies at the university there. Charles W. Clemens has returned from Posten to visit with his parents. Mr. and Mr5. F. II. Clemens. f20 Leland av.. before resuming Irs duties at Lak Forest country school. Mrs. F.hner V. Strenime, 703 W. Colfax a v., hi returned home after

WILL PRESENT PICTURES

Max .Miranda. director of the South ib-nd Conservatory of Music; W. p. MacHti.ry, head ol the voice department, and Frederic II. Ingersoll. h-ad of the ioliu department, will have charge of the proposed great sacred concert to bo ?iveti n the affernen of Sunday, Oct. 1, Centennial Sunday, as one of th-j er interesting features of St. Jo reph county"-, ohstrvanct: of lrniiina's U'idU birthday. This concert will be open to ihe public and will l.'o gien in Springbrook ark. Xo admission charge will be made. At that time the thousands of scats for the historical pageant in .Springrook Oct. L. t and l will be in positioi anvi these seats will be thrown open to the public without charge and no charge will be made at the park entrance.

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"Yes and what else?" Impatient-j ly queried Marjorie as she jotted j

down the information almost faster than Marie could give it. "The handles of the long shears are painted with figures of &cold!n''

housewives and village gossips, the ;

Rip Van Winkle sort," continued Marie, ."and there are stanl.? for holding ink and muscilage bottles decorated with Dutch scribes or public letter writers. Hut most fascinating of all arc the twine boxes with pictures jf babies-in arms, ail of thorn wearing garments of brightest tones." "You are such a help Marie,-' sid Marjorie gratefully in departing, "I am sure the desk will look very beautiful when we have It all furnished."

TWO SUITS ON NOTES

Itank. Mlog $:?.777.S7 i Still Left l'niail.

a three weeks' stay in Toronto, Can., and other eastern cities. Mrs. W. Morchel of Lifayette. Ind., is visiting friends here tlurin-r the fair. She was formerly of South Rend. Miss Mary Casey. Miss Leona Turner, Miss Rochon and Miss Ari M Casey have returned from an outing at Hudson lake. Mr. and Mrs. Raum. W. Monroe St., have left for Rattle Creek. Mich., to reside. O. J. Walters. D20 S. St. Joseph st.. left Saturday for a several days' visit at Michigan City. William J, Furey. .".11 W. Wayne st.. entered Notre Dame this week for an eight-year course. Mrs. Frank Pickel of Goshen has

returned home after spending a!

short time with her son, S. M. Pickel. 706 Marietta tt. Mis Rernice Stover, 710 Marietta St.. has returned home alter spending a week in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. K. 11. Ransberger and son, Carlyle. are spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Pickel. 706 Marietta st.

Tv. o suit- for a total of $.".7 7 7. $7 were riled against Frank Mujr, jr., John D. Peitner. Cyrus F. Patteo, E. IZ. Ash, Frank L. Krug and tho Modern Specialties Manufacturing Co. by the .South Rend National bank and the First National bank in circuit court Saturday morning. The money is due on nous uiven on loans amounting to about 20,000. Contracts were made between the tw banks and the defendants n Feb. 'Jl, l'.'ll. whereby the First National bank was to loan not more than .iir,0üu and the South Hend National bank was to loan not more than $lo,u00. F. Ü. Kberhart, George W. Rlair and R. G. Pago were on the notes, but on May 20, 1'JlrJ, thty paid their share. At that time $12.4V?0.77 was due tho First national bank and MO, 104.41 was paid by Kberhart, Flair and Page. At the same time they paid the South Rend National bank $ 6.::S s on $7,S4 4.54, which was due. They were release. 1 from liability on tho notes and the others are now being fcued for the remaining amounts.

WILL ELECT OFFICERS

County Convention of V. C. T. U. to bo Hold Monday.

The executive committee of the W. C. T. U. will meet at 2:30 Monday afternoon in the Y. W. C. A. at which time the county convention will be held. Flection of officers for the ensuing year will hi', the chief business of the convention. Reports fnmi the various superintendents will be heard.

HUSBAND STRUCK HER

Wife Makes Charges in Her Suit For Phoive.

Charging that her husband struck her and often came home intoxicated, Genevieve Stults filed a suit for separate maintenance against Leo Stultz in circuit court Saturday morning. She also charges that he used his wages for himself and failed to support her and her child. S'ho asks for an allowance f $12 per week.

ANOTHER ONE OF THE FAIR'S BUSY WORKERS

Two Films to Im shown at st. Paul's' i

Church Sunday.

Two moral and sociological pictures will be presented on Sunday evening at the St. Paul's Memorial Methodist Fpiscopal church. The first. "The Price of Human lives" deals with a timely and ital problem of o'.:r ration and the second, "An .American in the Making' present America as the land f mental ami moral opportunity. The pictures will be followed by a srmon by the pastor !" the church. Rev. James L. Gardiner. D. D.. "The Making of a Man." The choir will sing "The Ninety and Nine" and "Just Over the Line."

HAYS HERE FEW HOURS

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Will II. Hays, republican state chairman arrived in South Rend Friday afternoon on a Hayslike tour of the northern countie. After a few words with W. Albert Slick. St. Joseph county chairman, J' Ige Vernon S. Van Fleet, a member of the state executive committee and Atty. A. G. Graham. Mr. Hays rush

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.1. K. STICK V.u M'j' h of the uccess of the plays in tiie cattle department at the Inter-State fair has been due to the efforts of J. K. Stukel. who is ore of the superintendents out there. Mr. Stickel is another one of those men who find little time to talk: he is too bupy seeing that things arc run vfT according to schedule-

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Mr. Collin will h:vc h jntirc collection of wnndonul own and wraps to be shown on mannikins from the House of Collins. This showing is by appointment only and reservations made in order they are received. If you wish an appointment, do so at once!

16 appointments Monday mornine; 0 a. m. to 12 a. m. 16 appointments Monday afternoon 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. 16 appointments Tuesday morning 9 a. m. to 12 a. m. 16 appointments Tuesday afternoon 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. 3 Hours to Each Appointment

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