South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 332, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 November 1918 — Page 7

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4 W1 A w--dd;ri V in J'll. y y Jose; 1. ' ch' v.! 1 :rch Tr..tnkcivSr.p r.iorn- "!'. . . wh n M w Maud. and Paul S. IlaKin o InnH poliv, r;;iir by !: wll r.y united in Liarv. I J. Carroll, C. S C. M:.-j I'-rhy : the dauKht-r and Mr. Arthur 1. I'erlev, of Mr 70 7 U. Madison .-t. She attend. 1 St. Jc5ph academy and was i;r '. itea from the- loril hleh school in I'M 7. Mr. I :.!; 'in iy ;i. nimri'-r of the firm of Kennedy and Hagar., incur. ie and ' xcr.M rrollt.-i tax, ror'jlUnts ari l crnunt.intH, of Indian aroli-v The tabernacle and altnr of the iiurrh will lo hanked with t-r iSit ;. "How chrysanthemums and an ..bundar.ee of palms and frrr.s will forra n orb "jro in th i-i ?i tua ry :thin which the. ceremony v.i'.l n performed. Th hrid. who will i. tor w.th her father, will 1 on - !'(! l.v h-r sister. .Ml-, t'r.sila I'Tlfy. as n.aid of Lollar, and will ' n:-t at thf ':!t.ir hy th" rroom. at-1'r.d-d I; Nrnnp dy th- rroorns'i.'ui, John J. of ndiariap.dj... Mf-n-MIlS. TAI L S. HA C AN. dolssohn's played ly tho hrldal and at the wfddinc: march will ho Mrs. J. M. McCartney as party tutors the church, recessional she will ren der "The I'.ridal Chorus" from "Lohenprin. A fashionahlc suit of taupe rann? velvet with heaver trimmings and hat to match will he worn by the hride. who will carry an arm houuet of American Heauty roses. Miss I'rpula Terley will wear a tailored KUit of hurundy broadcloth with hat to match and her .lowers will be a -orFajce of sweetheart roses. A veddlnff breakfast will be served In the Wedpewood room of the Oliver hotel to the immediate families and a few friends, following which Mr. and Mrs. Itapran will lave for a two weeks' wedding trip, which will Include Xew York an I Washington. irpon their return t !i - wil make their home at 142S X. Pennsylvania av.. Irdianapoll.il. Out-of-town quests at the wedlinp will te Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Howard of Wheeling. V. Va.; Mrs. Kila Sullivan and daughter Cornelia of I'eru, Ind.: Miss Prance? ltacan and Jean Marks of Indianapolis; Misv Mary Howard and Miss Vesta of Chicago. A ery successful affair was the I.iit rty dance which was piven In the Kotary room of tlie Oliver hotel Wednday ev-nlntr. It was iriven und r the auspices of the Catholic Woman's club for the benefit of the Knihfs of Col-,) in b".-. Tho room was artistically, decorated with the national colors. Tlu' following 1 idits con.-tituted tl;e ooiu mitt ee in haia:; Mrs. Louis Mc'Iann, Mr.-. J . Anthony Orit f. Mrs. Frank ! "lit-r. Mis Crane, Mrs. .1. Xutrent and Mrs. F. J. Powers. The trrand mac h, compo-.-il of about roiiplo', wan led by ('apt. Murray .f Xotre Dune i:nlverity an.t M:; .Josephine S'llltxan. Apro.iraately $ ,'ce wns ier lized from the dance. Section four of tlv ooietv of the Firt h Piste's Aid istian church i . T Wednesday aft'-rr.oon with Mrs. Charles R'oom '0? Riverside dr. resuRed in Mrs. flit; Mis TI. A. "'ecfoui of r.d Sr. nko. i'-pr eul

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Wlr.chell. F"ret.ir' and treasurer. Mrs. r. D. Truland, 1 6 UJ S. Fellow t-t.. will entertain Dec. 11. Although rrlvinf i'. v f)f Th inkseelehrationn ' , , . , 4l airily llmitM on account of the pro.vailing epid-mi'vs und the separation of families by the demand! of a war tlmn country, South Hend will undoubtedly te the c-ne of many haj.py pathrin.s on the day, which has L-cn ."-t asid as a national holiday. Aiuor.K th- affairs which haw.- lffn reported aro tho fciiowMr. and Mrf. lioin Stfphf-nnon wjll ntortain at 1 o'clock dinner Thursday at their home. 20Ö Xorth Shore dr. The K'.j-t lit includes Mrs. Mary HincH, Mr. and MrH. (Uoiiz- Hh;fcr, 1'. A. Stephenson, Miss Minnie Iouitn? UverUm of Louisville, Ky ; Hu,;rh Ilohcrtson, In training at th? Municipal l'ier, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stephenson. ; Mrs. Hamid Herr, 227 S. William !t-t.. will hostess at family din-n-r at noon Thank.-aj;i Ingr day. Covi ers will laid for 14 Riienti?. I L. c. Humide und family will be 'the fjufsts of .Mr. and Mrs.. (leorKe i:oo rtson arol family at the Robertyon home, 4 In W. Wayne st. Dinner will be served to 11 Kuets. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Xethercutt, 10 porta4o av., will entertain the William Studebaker and A. 1). Hodmjii families at noon dinner. Covern will l;.- laid for 15. The Staples family will b.- the Kaests of 1. J. Staples on Portage av. at dinner Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Martin. 311 Wood st., will have as their RUests for Thanksgiving linner Mr. Martin's brother, J. M. Martin, and wife of Chicago. 111. The Luckey family will be entertained at dinner at the home of Anthony Luckey, 120 S. laurel st. The Kiiests will include Mr. and Mrs. Fabian Luckey, Mrs. William McQuaide, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Collins of Warsaw, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Subbera, 973 KieiMde dr., who leave Friday for Detroit, where Mr. Subbera has been transferred as a metallurgist from the Studebaker corporation of this city, and II. Paul Hall of Chicago will be entertained at dinner Thursday by Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Wood, 971 Riverside dr. Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Coon and Mls9 Agnes rtolfe, 625 X. Main st., will be the guests of Mrs. Coon's brother Dr. James Fräser, In Kvanaton, 111 , during the Thanksgiving holiday. Mr. and Mrs. L, K. Hollar and daughters, Hazel, Blanche and Alice and son. Jack, 118 Garfield ct., will go to Michigan City Thanksgiving where they will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Hollar's parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Frame. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Freeman, 1901 Lincoln way W., will entertain at a family dinner Thanksgiving. The guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Freeman, Jr., and family, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kaetzer and family of Gary, Ind.. and Harvey Chandler of the Valparaiso, Ind. training camp. Mrs. Jennie Carr, Washington av., will have as her guests at dinner Thursday noon. Dr. and Mrs. II. D. Fykes of Milwaukee, Wis., and the Misses Margaret and Gertrude Sykes of this city. y L KRTAGI LI CKXS KS. Lawrence L. Hall, shipping clerk, Soath Rend, and Nora Swinehart, clrk. South Rend. Larl Winebrenner. machinist. South Bend, and Mary R. Stumpff, waitress. South Rend. . Married In the county clerk's office by Justice Wy pHzynski. Samuel Cassells, farmer, Rural Ro-.ite Xo. South Rend, and Rerrice Holston. bookkeeper. Rural Houte Xo. South Bend. Harold Real!, timekeeper, Xiles. Mich., and Maybelle Funice Perry, Xile. Mich. Joseph Barcome, machinist. South Bend, and Lottie Walsh, operator. South Bend. Married in the county clerk's otHce by Justice "Wypi.-zynskl. RFLIANCF. COAL. It's the most satisfactory all roand fuel bat ever graced anyone's bin. You know about a wo d to thv Wise. C. H. st. Phone: Citv. Advt. Defrees. 31 .'v Taylor M3 iv Taylor Bell. Heme 3270, 9S23-23

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jwiiv did yms. (Y)sgiiovi: say Imilvrjii: j;ash;h J W1IIJX SUITS (iOMl" I bad a most uncomfortable time j of t in the Intervals between the : stHrtlin denouement of the attempt- j ed picture robbery at the Cosgrove ! farmhouse on Saturday night and j the hour on Monday when Mrs. Allld j finally vanished from our ken. The knowledge that the sullen, chafing woman !n the room opposite mine cherished a cold, deadly anger again.U me for the pat I had taken In thwarting her pk t to steal th3 pictures in the farmhouse parlor secretly terrilied me. I could hear again the venom of her tones as she hurled her last dellance at Dicky when he outlined the conditions under which he would refrain from reporting her actions to the authorities. "I agree to jour terms on one condition." she had said, "that you do nor let me vft eyes again on that wife of yours." Dicky drew me closer to him as fho spoke, then ignoring her completely, turned to Mrs. Cosgrove. "If you do not need us," he said courteously, "I will take Mrs. Graham to her room. I do not think cither of your prisoners will need a guard. They know two well the consequences of getting away." "We'll take no chances with either of them," Mr. Cosgrove growled, "but we can get along all right. You get Mrs. Graham to bed right away, and while the twins ard Robert guard this man, mother and I will lock this little wildcat In her room." A contemptuous little smile twistf d Mrs. Allis's pale lips. "That is not so nice a name. Papa Cosgrove, as the one you called me J the last time you talked to me." she said mockingly. The big man started, and I saw him glance sheepishly at hisv wife. I knew that Mrs. A1Ü3 had amused nerself during her stay at the farmhouse by carrying on a mild flirtation with Mr. Cosgrove and that Mrs. Cosgrove was aware of it. Hut in the glance which Mrs. Cosgrove gave her husband there was nothing of resentment, only the half-whimsical tolerance which one would give to the antics of an overgrown puppy. "Up to Her Room." "That's all right, father," she spoke carelessly, but there was something hidden in her tones that made her big husband's face turn a brick ed with embarrassment. "And I do not need you. If you would rather not C'.ie with me. I will take Mrs. Allls to her room." Dicky and I were at the door by this time, so I did not hear the rest of the colloquy. Rut I carried with me to my room the look on Robert Favarln's face when he realized that Mrs. Allis, who he once thought was his wife, and who hod tried to steal the valuable pictures he had painted, had employed PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Frankel of Chicago are visiting Mr. Frankei's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Frankel, 237 X. Laf alette blvd. Miss Bernice Freeman will arrive in the city this afternoon from Chicago, where she is attending Lewis institute. Miss Freeman will remain in South Bend during tha Thanksgiving- holidays. Mrs. Sam Deeper, 120 5 Leeper av., who has been visiting In Columbus, O., for the past month, will return to the city Saturday accompanied by Mrs. Don Hamilton, at whose home in Columous she has been a guest. Mrs. John Dcvine and Miss Mary Leeper will leave today for Chicago where they will speed a few days. Miss Geraldine Robertson, 410 W. ' Wayne st., leaves this afternoon for I culver Military academy, wnere sne Culver Military academy, where she will attend the Thanksgiving :estlvities. which Include a military ball to bo given Thanksgiving night, and a dance to be held Saturday afternoon rud evening. Miss Robertson will rcu-'.n Sunday. Announcements The St. Joseph Hospital Aid society sewing committee will entertain at cards Saturday afternoon at 2::0 o'clock at the K. of C. home. A card party will be given on Friday afternoon by t :;- W. O. W. in their hall on F. Jefferson blvd. The Creed Red Cross auxiliary. Nj. J. of the First Methodist Episcopal church will sew all day Fridiy in the church parlors. Each ember is asked to bring her lunch. VOLLHY Contrary made Tuesd HALL TIICRSDA V. to the announcement iv the physical department of the Y. M. C A. win be open Th'inK.-giving dav from 2 until o'i'K'rk in the afternoon. A volley ' .d! game will be held and the swimrnir.e pool and shower '''tu will b? n V) e r . Di;.ui:i: tr Mtir.g held a' t th'- usual time. a to present. IHHWHOVTAS. L the P.- '.men h ill All mem hers ir-9?r.3-:o Advt. llolM) FOR UALTIC. I 1. V 1 .. . ,M)V. -I. . il TJrit . ish t'.eet is expected to arrive at Elsinae, Denmark. tomorrow and proeeod thence into the Raltic toward Kiel.

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her idle time to strike happiness of the sister I was glad Mrs. Allis kept in her room until idly at the he adored, was to be Monday. I ieared for the newly regained sanity of Robert should the woman who had so tortured him remain where he could see her. Dicky half-carried me to our room, and, laying me down on the bed. tucked me in warmly. "tay right there until I fix up a lire," he commanded. "It's too cold for you to undress here, you'd catch your death." Ho busied himself with kindling and papers, and In a few moments te little wood stove in his room was tending ltd grateful warmth through both our rooms. While he was at work I had heard the murmur of voices in Mrs. Allls' room across the hall. Then the door had clot?r d and a key had turned in the lock. A moment later I recognized Mrs. Cosgsove's knock at my door. "Don't i!o to sleep just yet, Mrs. Graham," she said after Dicky had admitted her. "I'm going to get you something hot. You have 'had a hard night." 'So have you," 1 returned. "I must not let you bother me." She stooped quickly and laid her lips to my cheek. "Krep Your Doors liarrcxl." "Hush, dear child!" she said, and I caught the tears in her voice. "Think what you have done for me and mine this week. I feel like a new woman. The weight of 15 years has been lifted from my shoulders, and It is all due to you." ''he left the room abruptly, and Dicky came to my side. "The old girl's properly grateful, isn't she?" he said, and his lightness, although it jarred a hit, lessened the tension of my nerves. 'Better let me help get you out of your things, so you can be snug in bed when she roines back. Then you can take your 'something hot and go off to sleep like a kitten." Dicky's tenderness, Mrs. Cosgrove' steaming chocolate, which she brought In an Incredibly short time, and my own fatigue should have combined to tiring a rest to my nerves and sleep to myeyellds. Rut my ears, preternaturally sharpened by the excitement of the evening, caught a low-toned warning to Dicky which Mrs. Cosgrove gave before she left our rooms. Dicky had put me into his own bed In the back room, and I knew Mrs. Cosgrove, standing at the door of the front room, was sure I could not hear her. "Don't let her out of your sight." she cautioned Dicky, "and keep your doors barred. The woman Is a perfect fiend. I can see that, when she is roused, and she has taken a most unreasoning dislike, or rather hatred, to Mrs. Graham. I have nothing definite to go upon, but I shall breathe easier when she Is gone." NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS win) DIN GS. With a pretty church ceremony Miss Frances Czr.-osnowski, dauhter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Czosnowskl, 1043 W. Colfax av.. and Edward Kruk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ladislaus Kruk, 4 26 Wilbur st.. were married this morning at 8:30 o'clock at St. Hedwize's church. Rev. Anthony Zubowicz, C. S. C, Performed the reremonv. The sanctuary was decorated with iloweis for the ocj casion. j The bride was prettily dressed j in a 'gown of white crepe de meteor and georgette crepe with uotin Irlmmlncc She wore a full j length ' wreath bridal veil with a dainty of valley liles and carried , a bouquet of white roses. Mis ' Clara Kruk the groom's sister first bridesmaid, wore a dress of pink crepe de chene combined with georj pette crepe, a large hat of harmoniz ing shade completing her costume She carried pink carnations. Miss Helen Liszewska, the second bridesmaid, was attired in light green satin, a picture hat to match her gown and carried white carnation.-. Miss Clara Gorski. cousin of the groom, also attended the bride nnd wore a pretty gown of yellowdress with a hat to match She carried an arm bouquet of white chrysanthemums. Frank Rojtek. John Raczmarek, cousin of the groom, and Edward Rojtek acted as bet men. Relatives and intimate friends were guests at the reception jand breakfast which followed the ceremony at the home of the bride's jparents. The table at which covers were laid for members of the bridal

i party was beautifully appointed and , lt ls not necessary to shampoo Iwas cent red with a wedding cake. I your halr so frequently if it Is eni White roses and smilax also were I tirfqy ami properly cleansed each 'included in the decorations. In the ! im- bv the : of a rniiv w..i

evening Mr. and Mrs. leave for Detroit, Mich., Kruk will where they j will remain one w eek. MAIIUIAC.FS. A pretty wedding wja hJierniuzod j Tuesday rnornlr.g at S:30 o'clock at l th- St. Casimir' Catholic church. J when Mlsr Magdalene Nowlcki, i daughter of Mr. and Mr. Joseph Nowicki. 13r.r W. Fisher W. Fisher st.. was united in marriage to Stanley Iludak. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hud..k, Kis W. Ford st. The cere - raony was performed ny Rev. Anihony . Kt'Zewi r, c. S. C The church alters were prettily adorned with eut lowers and foriif. Attending the yo-jr.g Cü'ip'.c werMi. Valeria Xowicki. th bride's "sis'er. and Ijon Malicki, Mi.- Marie 'Nowicki. cousin of th bride, and 'Josoph Kalamajj. Th bride was j handsomely gowned In white char-

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a rouare rourt train. tne voro a full length bridal veil of silk tulle, j caught with white ro-ebudg. and! carried an arm bouquet of whit chrywinthemums. Roth were costumed alike color satin dresses with mlngs and carried p.n bridesmaid" In car.nry hea-d trim- j arm boti- ; quet They hair. of yellow chrysanthemumswore tulle ornament. in their , After th? ceremor.v a re- I Cebion was g1v'n the bridal party 1 end a large number of relatives and 1 friends at the home of the bride's I i parents. The r oms were decorated with of the house : smilax. ferns and cut flowers. The marriage of Mis? Bronislawa Jendrzejewska. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Jendrzejewkl, 1031 W. ample st., to Henry Poznanski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Poznanskl, 1114 W. Sample st., took, place Monday morr.lng at S : 1 5 o'clock at St. Iledwize's church. The ceremony wo si performed by Rev. Anthony Zubowicz, C. S. C. pastor of the j parish. M;ss Severyna Jendrzejewski attended her sister no a brides maid and Rill Sobieralski acted as best man. The bride's gown was a lovely creation of white satin with beAd trimminrs. She wore a full length veil, caught up with lilies of the valley, and carried a prayer book. The bridesmaid was attired in lis bit blue satin and lace and wore chiffon ornaments in her hair. Little Miss Genevieve Staejewska, cousin of the bride, was flower girl and was dressed in a blue silk dress and carried a bouquet of white chrysanthemums. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. KOCIAIi FA 11VTS. A pretty affair of Tuesday evening was the annual dancing party of St. Hedwize's Choral society of St. Iledwlze's parish held in the St. Hedwize's school auditorium. Over one hundred couples were in attendance, K. F. Luzny's orchestra furnishing music for dancing from S:30 until 12 o'clock. The committee consisted of Misses Angela Wojtalewicz Agness Drajus. Katherine Paczesna, Casimira Kalamajska, Clara Kolupa and Mrs. Ix)u!se Jablonska. The White Eagle. White Cross auxiliary, which was to be held Thursday evening at Z. Balicki hall. W. Division st., has postponed Its meeting until Thursday, Dec. 5. A very pleasant party waa arranged for Leon Florkowski, W. X'apler st., at Kosciuszko hall, S. Chapin St., Tuesday evening by the members of the Falcons' Choir M. Romanowski. The affair was In appreciation for the splendid work Mr. fFlorskowski rendered to the society for the past few years. Games dancing and other amusements were enjoyed during the evening. At the conclusion of the itftar luncheon was served. Mr. Florkowski was the recipient of a beautiful gift. The presentation speech was made by John Beczklev.icz. Honoring the sliver wedding annUersary of Mr. and Mrs. John Minciski, 132 S- Iaurel ct. more than 30 relatives and friends surprised them Tuesday evening at their home. A delicious luncheon was served at a prettily appointed table. The evening was most enjoyably spent with games, music and other amusements. Mr. and Mrs. Minclnskl received a beautiful silver gift from their friendsPCUMXYALS. Frank Rydlewski X. Birdsc-11 st. left Tuesday morning for Toledo O. to attend the wedding of hla brother Michael Rydlewski which will take place Thursday. Stanley Krzesinski who has ben here visiting friends and relatives for a few days returned to Flint Mich. He was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Pieczarek, 1711 S. Chapin st. ; Mr- 'ntl Mrs. Clements Perlinski ! nn1 Anthony Guzicz have arrived i from Hammond to spend Thanks giving with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Schrnlth. 2102 Linden av. GUANDMOTIIFR WAS THK DRUGGIST. In the early days of our country grandmother was th druggist, and her drugs consisted mostly of roots and herbs gathered from the fields and forests. There was peppermint for indigestion, mull-?n for coughs. j skullcap for nervousness, thoroughj wort for colds, wormwood for oruises and sprains and so on. They were successful remedies, too. It was from a combination of such roots and herbs that Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn, Mass.. more than forty years atro. originated her now j famous Vegetable Compound; and during all these long years no other remedy has ever been discovered to restore health to ailing women so successfully as this good old-fashioned root and herb medicine. Advt. A SHAMPOO WORTH TRYIHG a shampoo. The easiest to use and Quickest drying shampoo that we can recoirmend to our readers is onu that brings out all the natural beauty of the hair and may be enjored at very liitle. expense, by dissolving a leaspoonful of Canthrox. which can be obtained from any druggist's. In a cup of hot water. This makes a full cup of shampoo liquid, enough so it Is easy t apply it to all the j hair ir.ftead of Just to the top of i (the h.id. Thif. when rubbed into the ; jsalp and onto every strand of hair. ' ' hmira:iy .lissolve all Impurities. it w r- ünnthinii" 1 rilllinc i r Its action, as well as ben fiel.' 1 to both Jpralp and hair. After r:r.sirg out the lather o created, you will find the SMlp is freh. clean and free from dandruff, while the hai- dries quickly and evenly, developing a bright bister and a sft Muffne? that wak-.s It seem very heavy. Advft.

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