South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 245, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 September 1917 — Page 4

st iY. m:itj:mp.i:i: 2, 1017. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES tore Q dAll av n. WOMEN

In the Month of September School Days Being

'!r'.:i )if w a r l.ns ait.i.I th- ! l.i; of j-ot.o of tN? ouii:,' nun vlv nt'-n.I l '-M'-mju' !" t Ii i -t fail ami n.uiy -tu!nts of tlie jvt :ir- i.ot rt 1 1; r Iii:-r for th- snuo rci.-.o, h'Jtn 15 ml i .'ndint; c IT lly in.nil.-r of 1 . . . t o ;:.-.: ir. r. ;n.l women to tlx arious j-''h"oI.s 1 at all join;-: of tl.v I'nitt.l Stat"-.

The Housewife's Economy Calendar

I'LWMNJ; SCHOOL CI.OTIIKS. ito under the skirts

It is a pvrfertly afe prediction to dr

in ri v i

h' v- v ir. is ,lr;t v in :

on n hi-h -'J:o..,

'17 :;ra!ti't irito its clas r ". : arc ir.o-tly yirlv. ara'-n tium ' in Dorothy i.'fK'm, M:.-s Millre-l Imtti-ra,

1 1

"K S . i l T i r

an unr.ar.lly lnrpe share of nroll'-i as post -Tad uau-w. -. alli::' i lo!'-.-t:oa. Mi.-- Kl-ie Linj.ii.c tt. Miss

- I"roihy Mr'tra'. Mi.--; r.iulin- Ben I'urant, '1 Mi- 'at ii ri!,' on!' v. a furnifr Mii'Ient of .St.

s ;k a-imy. a ill :t-i t.-.ke u; hr .-tu.lio.s at ihr liUh m .c. th t'-r. whi'h o;"ns Tu-.-day. U'aifr Thi-l-:is. a rr:iliatt of thih

i- (la.--, will also I'tMin for a im -t -j t a '1 ;;i t n irs".

ith I'.cnd is f -j.ri.-.ny wrJl i e:r- ntf d at thr lnivers':y of Michigan. Marfan t I - i I ; . i : . ott. w ho :;lf'!.il-.'I s:kh!i oll.'e lat ar. and hr ' r. Marlow Ji: pin' otT. !i! cnn r this sr hool. ' ).rai!n I,;iv .Mi1''

James Mr Irin flail llush. rr.arles heller, Karl Ftldman, Mar :-

n, and Miss irrn' Vey-r will also Hh re.

-s l ain' (i Ml-.-i M iri'.rif Hull, arn! Vorl !)i:(Vml, will .-o t

The South l;end Con.et-ratorv of

Music v. il 1 opHji its eleventh season this winter tlian ev. r l-efore. 'impU, on Tuo-day and will conduct rlasMM t school clothes will have to lie. hthrouxhout a lo weeks period. ; cause there will he little surplus coin Tiere has )rn no c hange made in j in mot mothers' piirs with which tiif faculty of the conrrvatory and ' to huy the frills, anl sensible thtv

When the?

Is hest TO

make that school children will h.

dressed more sipiply and seasonably ! matching fabric, as th doub'.e thick

s is n f khaki i

! the 1 loonier of somo lighter weicht, i

(tii'T rule.-, also remain thr same,

may well be because never before

A list of the Max Wald, Max Walbrid-e. Doia

faculty includes: ' have the shops shown so many styles Miranda. Carole;.; of apparel that is built !';rst, last and Her shenow, Yalo- ! always for strvice.

1 in:

a uriwr-::y. while liic'i.mi .Mm. .-!. Walter Mueller, and Ilaro'a';

is will r-'i'im to th- Ii:ii.-ity of Illinois and JM-ar Umrioe will a his lirst year th'-re. ed Winkler. i:i in Hi;r,ter. Thomas Mott. and Calli: Miller will bo ents at Notre D.ime, and Mi-s vrx Hawkins, iiss Jeannette Judy, Mari Martin, and Miss I'.lial eth I.on-ley will t-o to .-'t. M;ir'. i-s Helen Int will r turn to VlIe-l.y coli -Te, Wellrs'rv, Mass.; Missi Cole, Mi?.s Kathryn Cole, j-ial Mi.'s Csther Studebakt r expect to o

a hall. Wrlbsby. Ma.-s. Mis I.e.üi Zuvor and Henry 'hillas will r I ! '.'I M ii- ! M i V r ;r - M i - -; Ii-jruthi- I'.rvliin-' -ill r- tu Viirthiicntnin

- i.. .. .t, I' ' v! z V lull .. K r 'w'vv,4.

eisity at Kvjnston. 111.

Am on '- others l'-a ir, soon are Miss rilois,- ICaufer. who returns to St

'ary's of the Sprint at 'olurnbns. o ; Mi-s A-atha 'lark, who will cut."'

inhatta?iville school at New York city, and Miss Helle IävinsU n. who

es hack to Montieello seminary at Codfrey, 111. Miss Klinor- Stephenson ill leave for Miss Mader a's school at Was h inton, I. C. Miss i:.ti;tr an, .lohn I'd in De : n. and I'llis Dean to to Cert;etovn collect, eor.-'Mown, '.y. Mi-s Helen Harke w ill o to the University of CiiK i.iiti; Miss Iah Davis will att-nd Cohn college: Miss Marjojic Wni -m! will enter Wabash, and Miss r;eneieve I'owler avIII ;o to Nazi re h ademy at Ia!aiiiazo(.. Mifli.

Miss Sarah Dipincott ai d Mi.-s Arva Ya.:ley will return to Wraith iilec. Miss Kuth .pohnholz will eontir.ue hr training at the Xui:'

ainin school at West Side hospital. Chwai-o. Miss Jtssie De y wili ur,e her studies .it Yalparai.-o, and Miss l'iaeda Sv ii'jb-r w'll attenti estern Stato Normal -rliool at Kahtniaoo. Mich, ali-s Miriam Kv r

turns to OSerlin eollce, ) rilin. O.; Miss Yiri-Tinia Schneider aial Mi-::-araret Manning will ba' for Kocklord cclleuc. Kockford, 111., and i s.s A-'ius Whir' will j.: tf l ianklin edle-;, franklin, hid. Hfrac? I-'eldm in will attrml i'nniiir nni rsity; Iir.lieit Muessel will po

: tiie l'iiie:sitv (,f Minnesota, ..nd !:iid-cll Tare epe ts to enter the

'ilversity m I'enn - 1 a n i a . Wrnon Smith -. ill ent' r thr. Y. M. . A.

llee at Chica'-o. Arnor-, others to are Cdmr.nd ( Donntll to the

r'inurhrld Y. M. ". A. Training m ho"l at Sprinntiobl. Mass.. arii Leonar.l

.eters and Lamar Luiiiuiiaiani to the Spiinlu-11 l'repa-atorv school al

ir.-'li'dd. Mass.

diss Hester Viskni-ki will enter the South inrl Kindergarten Vraininic

liool. Uuth Ktiss ::n.l Miv cl.olvs .laH'it:i will enter the lllimis

omen's c oller- at .)a -1-.se r III. vmIIcp 1 C i -i 4 h 1 a 11 in will icsurnp

Ls studies at tin- Kirl-.MVilIe School of Osteopathy at Kirksville, M.o.

The annual reunion of the dillis

imily was held Satunlay at the :ome cf Chester Harts, who lives

uth of I'H month. Dinner was

at noon to In the aft

ernoon a business meeting was

held when otüceis for the coming

year were eleeted: I'resident, Mrs.

Myrtle dillis: vi e president. Mrs.

1.. A. dillis: secretary. Clyde dillis;

treasurer, Mrs. John dillis. dames

were the diversions of the afternoon,

following the meeting. The next reunion will be held the first Saturday in September. 19 IS. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde (".Ulis, 2HT N. Studebaker st. Members of the ntterbein dirls" rlub met at the home of Miss Jessie Ilfc'.sor, 712 Hush st.. Saturday afternoon. fivirinK the business nieetinq: the treasurer's report was pit pn and otficers for th rtmin? year were elected: I'resident, Miss Lucille derber: vii-e pre-id nt. Miss Lorna Stewart: secretory. Miss Tiessie r.radley: correspondoini; secre-

f. Miss Jessie Iteasor; treasurer.

si Dorothy Cruni. A pleasant so-

hour and refreshments -were enrr t . . . a , . : . . ...ill t.-.

u. ine next ineeiiui; win e

d in one month but the place re-

ns to he decided.

Tmtv ruests ware present at the

;10 o'clock dinner served at the

uth Cond Country luh Saturday

enin. Dr. Hni;h M. Miller was

ist to a party of four quests : lr.

leni Shidler entertained four quests

t Jlnncr- TV V Sacket was hot to

ive irienns. ana pany m nui o,:ti v-.i! rnfert.iined 1V T. Harter.

1'ollowin the dinner a Land con-

cert was civen fy ine tniru regiment band. dale drar.er was surprised Saturday afternoon. ' the members of

Hrodbeck's Sunday

the home of Miss

Pearl Herr. 1.. reni.sylv ania av. dames and music were enjoyed. He-

frfx.b-r.pnts were served. Davor

u.v won hv Miss dladvs Huffman.

Miss Iva Ostrander and Miss laleen Lverett. In four weeks Mb- Iva 1 strar.der. 402 Den i.sv lv a nia a v., will i. hostess. An informal o'cloc k t a aBlen Saturday afttrno.-n by M;ss Kuth ltnf. l-0: S. Mam st.. oniIlimcntins Miss lümche Kupci. whose marriace to Clarence Culton will take place Wednesd.v. tJarilen tbvvers decorated the tea table, and the quests numbered I'1. The remainder of the aftt riuan was spent sewinc. and mu.-ical tdectior.s were injotd.

Miss Gertrude school class at

iK'sday afternoon, Sept. 12, when -Miss I'lant Luinhain. V. Jefferson bhd.. will be hostess at the annual president s day. A program of Kieat variety has been arranged for tin year, touching upon questions of the ilay, partii ulai ly those about the war, painting and dancinK. music, etchers of the past, and the activities of a number of famous men. The program comprises IS meetings, which are held at the homes of the members on alternate Wednes. days. The painting and dancing taken up will he the Russian, an I the et hiims to be studied will be those of past French etchers. Among other interesting subjects to be dwelt upon at the meetings are "Why Men Fight", "An Cncensored Diary", Lloyd-deorges "Appeal to American Mothers" and "The Woman Question" as it is treated by John Stuart Mill and Mary Woolsingi loft. The members will celebrate the L'Mh year of the club's organization on March k when Mrs. Walter Derr will be hostess. The Wednesday club is one of the oldest, if not the oldest, woman's organization of the sort in the city. Otficers who will direct the club during the year are Miss Clara Dunham, president; Mrs. Home Stephenson, vice president; Mrs. Albert 1. Sibley, seerttary and treasurer, and Mrs. Walter Derr, librarian. Mrs. Cieorge 15. I'.eitner, Mrs. Abraham L. I! rick and Miss Dunham make up the program committee, other members of the club are Mrs. K. R. Austin. Mrs. George A. Hiker. Mrs. Charles S. I'osenbury. Mrs. Fred A. linan, Mrs. Minier Crockett. Mrs. Charles A. Daugherty. Mrs. Walter Funk. Mrs. Albort V. Sibley. Mrs. A. 11. Stephenson, and Miss Mae Walworth. Mis. John Rrowntield and Mrs. Delle Ikiker Mills are the cluli's two honorary members, and Mrs. Hdward Chapin and Mrs. I'mma F.. Harris are substitute members.

Announcements

Mi.-s Yioh-t Zaeb.nle . ntertaintd at a birthday party Fuday evening in honor of Mis Clara Feach.

dames and conte-ts wire the fea-. Hires of the evening. Refreshments!

were t-erved to gae-ts. Cor.tv.-t favors were awarded to Harry Wallace and Her! " rt Giith. A picnic was enjoyed Saturday by tin members of the s.mday school of the In. liana Av.ni.e Christian cli'ircil at Roltuwatonue park. A program of gums was ( rjfed and a basket .-upper "as s--rd at ." o'clock to Ml-s i:iea:.or Ji:dd. W. Navarre st., will entertain Tu--day afternoon m l.' i.or of her g M:ss RUen Rattle of l'arkri Ige. 111. The Ve.;n-sd.:V chih Wl!l !:te;into 1U öth jtar cf activity 0i; WvJ-

Members of the Ctood Will club of South Rend grove. No. ::i, will mett with Mrs. William Carlin. 210 N. Rrook held st.. Thürs. lay afternoon. This will be the first meeting of club year. Mrs. H. R. Yitou. 7;:t S. Michigan st., will entertain the members of the Fast Chiefs ass-.ciation at the hist meeting of the ear, which will e held Tuesday afternoon. The following members of the Anten W. R. C. No. H. will be ho-t s.-cs at a thimble to be giv en ia the old court house Tuesday afternoon. Sept. 4, Mrs. Nancy Long, Mrs. Rrima Ooetz. Mrs. I'mma Ret vier. Mr. Rmma Woofttr. Mrs. Hester Christman. Mrs. Rlla Hendricks and Mrs. j:ivira Steele. The St. Joseph County W. C. T. U. executive committee will meet in the Y. W. C A. parlors Tuesday afternoon at :i0 o'clock. Members f the Cjnde of Mercy vwll hold tluir opening meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mr-. I. R. Weber. .".0 4 N-. Notre Dame av. A good attendance has bee a reque.-ted.

Hern to Mr. and Mr.-, i'arl 1 1. fTman. :'l' W. Rertiand st.. a daughter, Sept. 1.

ria Ron Ourant, lianna Auer. Yivian ' I'.igelovv. Ksttlla Wright, Ruth Kise, '

Theophila Makie'.ska, piano; W. Freston MacHenry. Hazel Harris, voice; Frederkk H. Ingersoll, Hal V.'m Akin, violin; Dora Hershenow. Max Miranda, harmony; Max Miranda, history; Jane White, dramatic art; Freda Her-djenow, ceramic aie. Mis- Auer is to conduct !'e.-: reeital v.-ork each Saturday fioai 10 until 11 o lock.

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN. Music numbers to be given by Mrs. Madge Woodward Rominc, organist, and the quartet of the Westminster Fresbyterlan church at the morning and evening services today will be as follows; Morning. Frelude "Rntree du Coirtege".. Dubois Anthem "Fraise the Lord" ... Tyler c ffertory "Yersperal" Diggle Solo Selected F. K. Coates. rostlude "March in d" Moore I Acnim;. Prelude "Intermezzo" . Rohamman Anthem "My Jord Divine" ... Miles Offertory "Moderato in A Flat" F.ond Fostlude March in IV Clark

The fact is "service" clothes are the rage of the season. They are inspired by the clothes that our men and women at the front have to wear and also by the uniforms adopted by women who hao had to take up lines of work usually carried on by men automobile driving, eneinecring, gardening, wit "less telegraphing if not as yet street car ( onductnring and street cleaning. And the simplicity and serviceableness of theso clothes has been reflected in the clothes made for girls and boys. For early school wear there i nothing nicer for girls' and boys' school suits than khaki and in Fpite of the enormous amount of this fabric thnt has been requisitioned by the government for army outfits, clothes made from it are comparatively reasonable and it may be bought by the yard by the woman who is clever enough to make her own children's clothes. Nowadays little girls' dresses almost alvv.vs are made with bloomers

ness of the heavier material would I render the costume too warm and I bulky. ;

one thing that the careful mother must watch out for this season and that i inferior shoes. There is an enormous leather shortage aud leather is very high. For this reason it is necessary to pay much more for good shoes than one wishes. But here is a hint founded on e.tperienc as well as a little bit of inside information that I was so fortunate as to receive recently from an authority on shoe leather. It does not pay to buy really cheap shoes for children. Cheap shoes practically always contain inferior sole leather, and it 1 the sole leather of a child's shoe that receives the hardest wear. Ruy pood, every-day shoes for the youngsters, if you don't get them any "best" shoes at all. Have the children take care of their shoes dry them slowly when wet. keep them free from mud and occasionally oil. them, rubbing- the oil well into the leather. And one thing remember before buying any clothes for the children to wear at school: Never pet anything that the children themselves take a violent dislike to. Clothes that children don't like are always a roor investment for they are worn under protest and 'are never well taken care of. (Copyright, 1017.)

FIRST METHODIST. The following musical program will he given this morning at th First Methodist church by K. D. Uoyd. R. A. M.. orpanist. and the church choir under Mr. IJoyd's dire, tion : Morning. Prelude In F. . . . Andre Anthem "Come. Holy t;host"... Utwnnil

Mi-s Maiuaret KinK. Krie Strathmere. "Save Me, O R a n d e g i; e r

C la dys W'ntters Cilyn Morris Offertory Solo

C.od ' (Ilyn .Monis. l'otlude In ;

Merkel

ST. PAUL'S MEMORIAL M. E. The music numbers to be given by Max Miranda, organist, of St. Paul's church, and Karl W. Knoor, soloist, at the services this morning will be: Morning. Prelude "Scherzo Symphonic" . . Federlein Solo "Come Fnto Me" Karl W. Knoor.

"Regend" Kinder "War March of the from "Athaha" I Mendelssohn

Offertory sts

Mrs. Milton Wrigley, Kcrslake ct., entertained with a family linner of 10 covers Friday in honor of her granddaughter, Mrs. Margaret Casper of Plymouth. Ind. .v speOal meeting of the Dailies' Aid society of the Mthdist Kpiscopal church was held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. S. C. Judson. Mishawaka av.. when partial arrangements were made to conduct a concession for serving lunch at the fair to be held at Springbrook park the week of Sept. 11. Plans will be completed at the regular meeting to le held Wednesday. Sept. .", at the home of Mrs. Russell Motlitt. Smith st. Mrs. Motiitt will be assisted by Mrs. . K. Rog-ei.-; rnd Mrs. Vein Myers. Mrs. Karl Jones. Ninth st.. was hostess to the Rlue Rird club Friday afternoon. After the business session the time was spent with needlework. A three-course dinner war served at .". ('(lock. The club will meet Friday. Sept. 7, with Mrs. Doril Kmerick, N. Ninth st. Mr. and Mrs. Riant Dennis of Cedai Rapids. Ia.. who have been on a motor trip through Ohio. Indiana and Illinois, spent several day lure this week with Mrs. Patience

Ih-ewer. Smith st. They left Friday

on tiuir trip home. They were accompanied by Miss Achsa Rrewer. who will spend a week as their guest at Cedar Rapids. Mr. and Mr. A. F. Rocker have returned from Rattle Creek. Mich., where Mr. Rocker submitted to an operation on his eye at the Rattle Creek hospital two weeks ago. Mrs. Ciilmore" Nifong and son.

I. -cle. have returned

daughter. Miss Elaine Fuller, will spend Rabor day at Renton Harbor. Mich., guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Switcher. The condition of Mrs. John Householder, X. Ninth st.. who has 1 een confined to her home for the past two years, is not so well today. Miss Veda Kellogg, S. Twelfth .t.. will attend a house party at Diamond lake. Ca?sopolis, Mich., over Labor day. Frank Angel, Mishawaka av., I visiting friends at Racine, Wis., and other points in Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge Casper and dai'ghter. Miss (Jeorgia Casper. N. Seventh st.; Frank Casjier. and two (hiMren. X. Eighth st., left Saturday tor Plymouth, Ind.. where they will attend the annual reunion of the Casper family to be hMd Sunday. Frof. Herbert (I. Imel returned Friday from Knox, Ind.. where he Iecturd at the Stark county teachers' ir.stitute. Mrs. (J. H. Jones is in Chicago visiting her mother. Mrs. Frank D. Mark iti. Mr. and Mrs. Whaley. Mi.-hawaka av., will spend the week end and Labor day at Rerrien Springs. Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wrigley and daughter. Miss Flossie Wrigley, left Saturday afternoon for Warsaw, Ind., where they will attend the Warner family reunion Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Cordon, who have been making their home with the hitter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. ReLong, S. Nineteenth st., are movi ig into the Ottostot residence, S Eighteenth st. It. F. W'hitcomh is in Herrien

Springs, Mich. j The River Park school will open' Tuesday morning with Frank R. '

Wolfe, piincipal. The new teach ers will be Miss Helen Mavvsen. Miss Esther Kirkpatrick and Clem Shearer. Miss Rlauche Long will spend

PERSONAL g

I .il,r .1 i - -itb fi-i'i.l in Cbi:i!2V

, " , f .1. t5,., j Ind.. was the guest The Epworth league of the Kier Park Methodist Episcopal church, -' Keoa- -u" l"

has '.2 percent ratio in attendance, which is the largest attendance of ii;iy league of the city. The president. Miss Clela Anderson, extends a cordial invitation to all persons residing in this section of the city

to attend the league meeting's', I Warner. w hich are held in the Sunday school ! Miss i;iior Wolf, w ho has been loom of the church every Sunday spending a month's- vacation at the evening at ' o'clock. The meetings iloino of her mother. Mrs. George E.

Mr. and Mr?-. Joseph D. Oliver, jr.. were home to attend the funeral of Judge Ceorge I'orJ. They wi 11 return Monday to Washington, D. (.'., where Mr. Oliver is connected with the bureau of export license?. Jes.-ie Sohn and sister. Miss Fannie Sohn, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Alz, lit N. Walnut st. Mr. and Mrs. Krank Leibhardt. .'114 hl. lironson St.. und .Mr. and Mrs. L. Williams, 710 Clinton st.. motored to Chicago Saturday, where they will spend Labor day. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Fltes and son. William of Springrield, O., are visiting with Mr. rites' aunt. Mrs. R. I. Ward, so? N. Michigan st. Mr. and Mrs. Rarney Ritcher motored from Chicago to spend the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ren Sillier, 220 sr. William st. William Warrick. ',12 S. Main st.. left Saturday for Ironvvocd. Mich., to visit with friends. Miss Ellen Rattle of Parkridge. 111.. Is the guest of Miss Eleanor Judd. :?2! W. Madison st. Miss Elizabeth Kelly, .J2I Harrison" a v., and Mrs. David R. James of Kansas City, Mo., returned Friday evening from Elkhart, where they were the guests of Miss Madge Rrady. Mrs. James was formerly Miss Roretta Hartzer of this city and is now visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hartzer, S 4 :: Forest av. Miss Ccrtrude R. Myers and (10 Xo the girls who attended Camp Eherhart, returned home Saturday. Miss Marvelean Rrady of Wabash.

of Mr. and Mrs. Tutt ?V.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eugene Marsh. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Reed and son. Dean, left for Warsaw. Saturday, to attend the Warner reunion to be held today near Sidney, Ind. They were accompanied by Orvill

and left

ill spend Ri- J

from Tyner,

Ind.. w here they attended the w eu

er lamiiv reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Enos Stauffer ,i-i..i?htpi- Miss Anna Stau ff er.

--itordiv for a few days' visit

WaKarusa and Klondike. M ss Nora McDuniels of Marion Ind.. sreiu Friday with friends her?

Mrs. Russell Mollitt. Smith st ii-.it my relatives in Chicago.

Victor Montgomery w

bor day at Elkhart. : Francis EcRiance. son of Mrs., Lucy ReEianee. S. Fifteenth st.. who-i--v.ome on a l"-day furlough from) the field artillery at Sparta. Wis.,j vvhüo crossing the Nineteenth ?t. j k.-.:. 1. v'H.lnv evening, fell from his;

bievde. striking the side of the Iridue with great force, and cutting an i g'y Fash on his head, which recuirvd the attention of a physician. He expects to be able to return to (.imp next Tuesdav. Miss Ruby Angel, Mishawaka av.. has i turned from a three weeks' vi.-it at Fort Wayne, Warsaw. Syracuse and Leesburg. Ind. Mr. rnd Mrs. Leon Fuller and

are not only for the young people, bi't for the older members of the ( imrch and friends, too. The Sunday evening serviie will be conducted by a team from the St. Paul's iburch of South Rend. The subject for discussion will be "Has Summer Playing Drought Reaness to Your Soul?" Sunday school will be held at 1 o'clock Sunday morning at the Free Methodist church, Fourteenth and Vine sts. L. F. Wolf, superintendent. Preaching at 11 a. m. by the pastor. Rev. D. F. Hitchcock. A i nion meeting of the Mishawaka and River Park V. P. S. at :. p. m. There will be no evening service at the church a union service will bo held at the Mishawaka church at T:"0 I. m. Rev. Hitchcock will deliver the sermon. Prayer meeting Tuesdav evening.

i The Rible students will hold a I meeting Monday evening at the

home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Renyes. N. Eighth st.

i:jov v.vn-:RMi:iiOXs.

Wolf. M:; X. Rafaette Mvd.. returned to New York city Saturday morning, where she will resume her

v.ork as assistant secretary of the!

National Housing association Mrs. W. A. Drain and children of Newport. R. I., are the guests of ..lis. Drain's sister, Mrs J. A. Clark, : 1 E. t ihio st. Mr. and Mrs. I-:. Thomas. SIS Rlaino av., are spending the week era', with lelatRes in North Liberty, Ind. Mis. Harry Mayers will return to Chicago Saturday after a two month.-' visit with Mr. and Mrs. J.

rj. Kestkr. A?,0 X. Allen st. Mr. and j Mrs. Kestler and daughter, Mar-1 caret, will return with Mrs. Meyeisi

and remain over labor da v.

Jacob F. Stoner and daughters, Treca, Lovina and Leona, GO." Cleveland av.. have returned from r.n eastern trip. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lee. 13 0 S. Taylor st., have returned from a three weeks' viit at Chicago and Wilmette. 111.

! One hundred and fifty member I Miss Dorothy Per.-hing. SOT Ash-

and friends were present at a wa- jand av., returned Friday from a termelon feast given by the K. O. T. I two weeks' outing at Camp EberM. last nicht at Revier hall. A short j hart. Corey lake. Mich, talk was given by Lyle Carpenter on j jirs Walter Trowhridg and son. Rocky mountain travels ar.d a read- j Kaymond, s 1 3 Elaine av, returned ing bv Mrs. Rradley. After tl ; Saturday fron; a visit with Frank

feast the evening was passed in cards and dancing, the music bein furnished by the Wtstminster 10piece orchestra.

is Ac:iucrirrit.L arent. Charles A. Ruechner, former student of the hUh school, who graduated from Purdue university last June, has accepted a position as agricultural agent of Starke county. His headquarters will be at Knox. Mr. Ruechner is among the number called f )r the first draft but will

In nil nrob.ibilitv be exempted b? i

the district lo-;rd which has charge of all agricultural exemption claims.

Trowbridge at Chicago. Mr.-. S. D. Moran and daughter. Thelrna, Iiwndale av., and Mr. and Mrs. Rd Phelan and daughter. Ethel, S13 Ravvn.lale av., will leave Saturday for Rarron lke where they will remain over Labor day. Mr. and Mrs. Edward . Wharton. 22S JZ. Calvert st., and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Phillips. 3 '"'2 E. Calvert st.. and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Phillips. C02 E. Calvert st., attended the funeral of Miss Ruth Hartman near Rakeville, Friday.

Dr Axtell, Trust Rldj.

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Any program of any sort by any artists you choose is yours the instant you want it if yoij own a

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The artists themselves absolutely, to the last intimate touch and inflection are therein personality, though they may be absent in person. The rich, round, full lone of the Gralonola is reality itself.

'Hearing is Believing." Hear the Graf-

onola to-day we have many styles from $15 t6$200

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