South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 90, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 31 March 1919 — Page 7

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Mi5H Esther Kernr and Miss Mary Livenod wer' joint hostesst &t one of the rnot delightful of the many affairs given in honor of Miss Afrnes F.upert and Mls Mildred l'unston, who.s? wdim.'- are to be venta of this month, whrn they entertained fit luncheon this aftf-rnoon the Itohert.on t.i room. The KUeti who numhred 12, were peatd at a talI' attractively centered with a large wedding cake rutmounted by a, miniature brid. and ach place was marked by a silver bud vase containing a singl yellow daisy. Following the luncheon th ornpany was entertained at a theater party. W. A. Windle of Converse. Ind., announces the marriage of hi Jauch

ter. Elizabeth, to Byron C. Kirhy. f-on of Mr. and Mrw. J. J. Kirhy of! - i

f-outh Uend, which o-eurrei on March 29 at Indianapolis Mr. and Mm Klrby are members of the teaching staff of the laurel school in this city. , Members of the Friday Friendship club entertained thrlr husband at a picnic supper Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. C. Fike, $21 Marietta Pt. House decorations were of carnations. In the contests, which

were enjoyed by the 40 Kuests, favors were awarded to B. Wilcox and 11. LeBoy. The next regular meeting of the club will b held Friday, April 18. with Mrs. II. Wilcox, 312 S. Taylor st. i :- Mrs. Arthur Dahlren. F. Indiana iiv., was hostess to the members of the Modern Ideal club and their husbands at an Informal social evening' Saturday. Contest favors were awarded to Miss Iynn Cornish, I Baabe, Harry Barber and Mrs. A. Katterhelnrlch, and ll?ht refreshments were served to the gueata. Mrs. Glave Bunch, 205 Irvlngton av will entertain at the next regular meeting of the club on the evening of April 12. Mr. and Mrs. A. Mnlander, 1022 X. Adams nt.. entertained at dinner Sunday noon in their home as a courtesy to several out of town guests visiting In the city. The company enjoyed an Orpheum party in tho ovening. Those present from out of town were: Mr. and Mrs. A. !. Crite of Grander. Ind.: Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Crites of River Park; Frank Reed; the Misses Hoover and T. O. Reed of Dowaslac, Mich. The latter has Just returned from overt seas 5ervice.

octal Calendar

NOCIAIj CAftllXDAll. TFFSOAY. An April fool's dance will be given in the high tschcol gymnasium by the members of the senior class. The members of the Woman's Missionary weiety of the Indiana Avenu Christian church will entertain their husbands with a pot-luck supper at the church. Miss Mildred Kemerley, 701 X. Michigan t., will be hostess at the meeting: of the I'ixie Girls. Mrs. George Taylor will be. loader at tho meeting of the Woman's Forfifrn Missionary society of the Thirst Methodist Episvoral church. Mrs. lirown. 12 7 X. Hill st.. will entertain the members of the Ia.lies' Aid society of Trinity Fresbyterian church. The regular business session and Mjpper of the Delta Alpha class of

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the First Drethem church will be held.

The Red Cross auxiliary of thJ southern part of the city will meet '

at the Grace Methodist FpiM:opal i

church to ev for BeigUi. relief. Fiction of officers will be held at the meeting of the MothrV department of the Progress club. Rev. and Mrs. K. J. Cadn will open their house, at 119 K. Bowman Ft., to

the member of the Young Married J

People's class of the Indiana Avenue Christian church. Th- Fast Chief association of the rythian Sixers will meet with Mrs. F. F. Hondurant, 71 S. Michigan ft., for an all day meeting1. Miss Dorothy MvCaue, Diamond av., will be hostess at the meeting of tho Pollyanna circle of the Trinity Methodist Fplfcopal church. Miss Leona. Frame, F.. Bronson Ft., will entertain the F. O. S. girls of Trinity ITesbyterlan church. The home service department of the First Presbyterian Sunday school will have a pot-luck dinner at tho church. Mrs. Ralph Method, 214 E. Broadway will entertain the Pythian Degree team at her home. The members of the Woman's

Dining club will be the guests of honor at a complimentary dinner dance at which the men who were the guests at the fifth annual party will be hosts. It will be held In the

Wi:iMAY. I Mra. Adam Books will entertain the members of the Centennial club at her home, 1630 S. High ?t. Mrs. ,s. DeWells, 713 Wenger st., will be hostess at the meeting of the Penelope club. Thre will be a meeting of the members of the Independent club. Tho members of the Fancy Needle workers' club will meet at the home of Mrs. John Lacomb, 816 Diamond av. Mrs. Baura Carbiener, 1745 Pral rie av., will entertain the members of the Good Will club of the South Bend Grove, Xo. SC. Mrs. W. K. Brown will entertain, the members of the Thursday cl lb at her home on X. Lafayette st. The members of the W. C. Sunshine club will hold a meeting. There will be a meeting of the. members of the Wednesday cluh. THURSDAY. The bi-monthly dinner of the Mothers' club will be held Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. John R. Haughton, 910 W. Washington av., assisted by Mr. and Mrs. C. L Millhouse, Mr. and Mis. S. R. Pace, 5lr. and Mrs. Charles Zigler and Mrs. A. P. France. An all day meeting of th Sumption Prairie Home Fconomics club will be held at the home of Mrs. M. S. Brownlee. The ladies' auxiliary of the Trinity Methodist KplscopaPchurc'.i will meet with Mrs. George Wiiey. 902 1-2 Portage av. A joint meeting of the Ladies' Aid and Woman's Missionary societies of the First Fvangelical church will be held at the home of Mrs. Paul Wolter, Division Mrs. Clara Weaver will entertain the members of the Woman's Bible

clans- of the First Church of the Drethem at her home, 1140 Calvert st. There will be a meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Grace Methodist Episcopal

f church.

i Mrs. Je el Whaley, Smith st., i River Park, will entertain the Lucky

Fifteen club, formerly the W. C. Needle club. A picnic supper will be enjoyed by the Amoma claaw of the First Baptist church at the home of Miss Xellie Livengood, 1120 S. Main st. The Ladles' Aid society of the Munsom Chapel will hold a regular meeting with Mr?. J. M. Rhome, Crumbston rd. The members of the Fureka club will entertain with an Orpheum party. Mrs. Frank Whorton, 311 i. Franklin st., will be hostess at the meeting of the Beehive club. The members of the Impromptu club will meet at the home of Mrs. F. II. Goodman. Leland a v. Miss Geraldine Loehr will entertain the Pollyanna Girls of Graco Methodist Rpiscopal church at her home, 216 W. Wayne st. - An all day sewing meeting t)bo hrld at the Orphans' home by the Victory club. There will be a meeting of the sewing circlo of Zion Evangelical church at the Parish school. The Ladies Aid society of the Broadway Evangelical church will meet at the home of Mrs. Harry Weiss. Miami st. Till DAY. One of the serien of dances- which are being given this season at the Elks' temple will be held Friday nii;ht. The Worth While circle of the First Methodist Episcopal church will meet with Mrs. Fred Stretch. Haney av. The members of the Olive Grove, Xo. 12. will give a card party in the W. O. W. hall. The members of the Norman Fddy Relief corps will held a meetin.: at the K. of P. hall.

Announcements

At the general meeting of the Protresa club to be held Saturday afternoon, April Z, the program will be in charge of the literature department, section two. at which time

two one act plays, "ripreading the j

News" by Lady Gregory and "Trifles" by uin Glaspell with be presented by members of the department. The meeting of the South Bend Woman's club which was to have held Tuesday, April 1, has been postponed one week, when tho music department of the club will present a concert recital. The Silver Pleasure club has postponed its regular meeting, scheduled for Tuesday, until a later date, duo to the illness of several of the members. Mrs. T. J. Walsh, 311 Riverside dr., will be hostess to the Missionary society of St. James' church at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The monthly meeting of the directors of the St. Joseph's Hospital Aid society has been postponed until Tuesday, April 8. The Grandmother's circle which was to have met Wednesday with Mrs. Eliza Stover, 614 S. Columbia

st., has postponed Its meeting until next month. There will be a meeting of the St. Joseph county W. C. T. U. executive Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Y. W. C. A. parlors. The women residing in the south end of the city will meet Tuesday in the parlors of the Grace M. E.

church to sew for the Red Cross

Adele Garrison's New

REVELATIONS OF A WIFE

"THEIR SECOND HONEYMOON

WHY LILLIAN SAID "LII K IS TOO FULL OF IlKAL THAGKDIFS TO BOTH Kit ABOUT PIN PRICKS "I don't believe it was that Mrs. A1113 at all." Mrs. Durkee's clear childish treble broke the silence that followed my recital at Robert Savarin's behest of the "real story" of our sojourn in the Catskill mountains, with its revelation of the Identity of Mrs. Alii?, who. if our conjectures were correct, had fired a bullet at me through the hall door but a few minutes before. We all turned and looked at her in amazement. But sho was In nowise abashed. She only blushed and dimpled as she elaaborted her theory'. "Do you know what I think?" she began. "I thing some woman was quarrelling with her sweetheart, and they wandered up here because It is lonely, and then one flred at the other and it came through the door." She looked around as she finished with such a pretty naive air of cocksureness that we all shouted with laughter. The men had come back from their search of the grounds, with the report that no one was In

things. But she will have forgotten all about It by the next time we meet, and I never expect to think of the incident again. Life is too full of real tragedies to bother about insignificant pin pricks." Her voice held an infinite weariness. I waa glad that with the shaded light s'4e cjJuld not see the flush that rose to my face at the thought of my own unworthy mental criticism of her but a few moments before, thankful that she was spared the knowledge of my thought, swift and quickly repented of as it was, smothered in friendship.

sight for rods around, and I think

Mrs. John G. Yeagley. 820 Park we wer al1 Slaf of the relief from

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av., will entertain tne Ayuaaaora v " . o

circle at her home Wednesday after

noon. Mrs. Ella Murphy will entertain the Independent club at her home on St. Joseph st.. Wednesday afternoon.

ASK D. S. TO TAKE STEPS li CUBA

Want Government to Investigate Deportation of Porto Ricans.

Kitchen Economics

BY ISOIIKL. B HANDS. 3f the Applecroft Experiment Station.

WHAT YOU OUGHT TO IK) AND MAY ILVSILY IK ABOUT' USING NEW l doDS. How shall we grow accustomed to the now foods which conservation committees aro urging upon the American housewile? We are criticised sharply very often because of a prejudice against the untried because we Htubbornly object to adopting food which Europeans have eaten for ages. Horse meat, frogs, whale meat and other queer foods ar- ured upon us and the American housewife remains comparatively indifferent. Food prejudice is not easy to thrust aside merely on someone's,

say-so. Much of starving Europe still resolutely refuses to welcome cornmeal, and surely this wholesome, cleanly grain arouses none of the automatic revulsion which some of the animal foods awaken. However, this much the American housewife does owe to the national food conservation program. Wc should all make a genuine effort to serve some of the. recommended foods in a palatable way mo that they will be enjoyed. I believe the criticism which arises against new foods is due occasionally to the fact that they are poorly prepared. Neither chef nor housewife being familiar with the food, it is incorrectly handled and the r suit is far from appetizing. lAsrn tlie Ways. I recall recently trying a "whale steak" In the dining room of a firstclass hotel where other foods were invariably delicious. Rut instantly I became prejudiced. While the mtat itself looked attractive, it was obviously poorly cooked and had no

planation gave us.

I had heard of her theories of i

things expounded before. Whenever! any experience of life is related in i her presence she generally propounds some perfectly absurd explanation and sticks to her theory with pretty persistence. I never have been able to determine whether she is deep enough to realize the absurdity of her remarks and to make them purposely in order to raise a laugh, or whether she really Is as naively foolish as she sometimes appear. Whatever the solution, she didn't display any particular resentment at our laughter. In fact she laughed merrily with us. "You'll see!" she said, pouting prettily and pointing a dainty forefinger at Dicky. "You laugh at me now, but you'll find out later that I'm right. She turned to Lillian, and there was a little gleam in her eyes that warned me to look out for the little stilleto thrust, which the women of Mrs. Durkee's dainty, childlike, wholly feminine type know so well how to give. "But where is you little daughter all this time?" she asked sweetly.

"Aren't you afraid to leave her all alone upstairs?" If Lillian winced under the Implied taunt that she had left her place at her child's bedside to rush down and "manage" things, she did not betray it. "Oh, lightning never strikes twice in the same place," she said, with a carelessness I knew was assumed. "Besides, she isn't alone. I sent Katie to her as soon as I came down, and as Marion is ound asleep I am sure she won't miss me." Glancv Tliat Meet. If I had needed any assurance as to the character of Robert Savarin's feelings toward Lillian I would, have recieved full confirmation of it during this little dialogue between the two women. He had laughed as heartily as any of us at Mrs. Durkee's nonsense, and I had seen him smile with genuine masculine admiration at the attractive picture the little woman made with her pointing forefinger and her pretty pout

ing.

SAX JUAN, Porto Rico, March 1". (Correspondence.) The United States government is being asked to investigate the detention at Havana and subsequent deportation from Cuba of Ramon Barrios and Alfredo Xegrln, delegates from the Porto Rican tobacco workers, who went to Cuba to study working conditions of their trade in that island on behalf of the Pofto Rican Tobacco Workers' union. Barrios and Xegrin, who are American citizens, and who were provided with passports from Porto

Kico, have arrived here after their

deportation. They say they were held

in fbsolute isolation as bolshevikl at

Havana for six days and mat tne Cuban authorities refused to peimit them to communicate either with

legal advisors or with th American

minii-t r. Say Men Were Searched.

They declare that they were searched by the Havana police, that

their letters of introduction and

other documents were taken and that

they were kept in a political prison

They were informed, they say, that

it was useless for them to write let

ters to the American minister, for If they did. the letters would not leave the hands of the authorities. The

two delegates of Porto Rico assert thrt they protested because they

were given no opportunity to be

heard by the United States authori

ties, that they refused to sign de

portation papers and that the police

official then called in two detectives and ordered them to sign the papers for the prisoners. They arrived at Havana on Feb. 17 and were de

ported on Feb. 22. Meanwhile, ap

peals had been made to Washington

in their behalf by both houses of

the Porto Rican legislature, but the

local authorities received word that

the message was not received in Washington until after the two men had been released.

NORMA TALMADC.n IN A PLEASING PICTURE. "The Probation Wife," the LuSalle's picture today, features charming Norma Tnlmadge in a delightful rol. The story takes several new twists and is related in a most en-

I tertaining manner. Many of the

look. at her with a close inquiring

particularly good flavor. Xeverthe-

less, I tried aain. In another hos-icprilt(n,. u i u

tclry the chef seemed to have more j sontrnent a5l the fa1 that she neant

indulgence aooui me preparation the qution to annoy Lillian struck of this new food. It was tender, i h!, on!rW nntinn nn

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eien more oencious in iiavor man beef, and, served with an acid dress-

But at her question concerning i events concern the earliex lite or a Marion, I saw him start quickly, and Pirl w,u suffered many hardships.

ith a r.loso innnirinsr was happily married and then her

husband loses interest.

At Whcelock's

At Wheelock's

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ing. it was worthy of a place next to porterhouse. Don't attempt to serve these new foods without knowing exactly how to prepare them. It is poss-ibl to get directions for preparing these

j foods from the Department of Agri

culture In Washington, or from a local food conservation committee. But if you attempt to handle these foods without instruction, and your results are not good, the chances are that the family will be unalterably prejudiced and your part in food conservation ignored. Try Vegetable I)i.hcs. Of course, not all of the new foods are conservation foods. I had luncheon one day with an ardent young war worker who admitted that she yearned for chicken a la

, Hnng, but felt that she ought to help

conserve food, and so she ordered frogs' legs instead. Just because it's a comparatively new food it does not follow that It is part of the food conservation idea. Frogs le-s are, in fact, a decided delicacy. There is very üttl edible portion to each leg and what there is docs not contain much nutriment. It takes a large number of frogs' legs to equal the nourishment in a small portion of creamed chicken or fish or other

j food.

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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dollenck. 730 E. Bronson st., a son, on March 23.

Then his

glance sought Lillian's anxiously, and I saw him smile to himself with an admiring, triumphant tenderness at the apparent nonchalance of her reply. I knew he was keen enough to dip beneath the surface of her words and to see the passionate love and tender car for her little daughter which lay there, together with the comprehending, forgiving tolerance of Lilian's attitude toward Mrs. Durkee. I had a further glimpse of this attitude of Lillian's later in the evening when the Durkees had gone and Dicky had shown Mr. Savarin to hi? room. With a screen placed in front of Marion's bed so that even the turned down light would not disturb her, Lillian and I reviewed the evening in low tones while be brushed our hair. "What do you suppose was the matter with Mrs. Durkee tonight?" I queried. "I never knew her to be catty before." An Infinite Weariness. "Catty isn't the word, Madge." Lillian paid, smiling. " 'Kltteny would suit the purpose better. There isn't a bit of real malice In Mr? Durkee. She's n turally the kindesthearted little woman in the world, but she's simply a kitten who never has grown up. She uss her claws sometimes, for the sheer fun of stretching them, and Is really ignorant of the fact that they can actually hurt. Then tonight she had a real grievance from her standpoint. She belongs to the class of women who believe that a lady doesn't act In emergencies if there's a man present to do her thinking for her. "I generally go on the principle, you knqw, that the person who

thinks fastest in an emergency should be privleged to speak first. Of course sh resented the fact that

mm. ir-iiir T-1 r- r nt t I u-" ii,rt "'iiih tuna iurt3v;uTry NEWS-TIMES Want AdS hin prerogative of c-omirn-

How she

won him back by woman's methods forms an interesting part of the tale. These events are pictured as a storytold to another dissatisfied wife and afford Miss Talmadge splendid opportunities for varied and interesting dramatic action. Thomas Meighan and Alex B. Francis have prominent and well acted roles. The picture is one of interest to every married woman. Tuesday Klsie Ferguson in "The Marriage Price."

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