South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 211, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 July 1919 — Page 7

vi:ii my i:vi:m;. .iri.v TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN Clubs Circles SOCIETY Suffrage Philanthrophy'

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-7 irvifcS

DEVOTED

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The w.-.H.ni.- ,.f Mi Al .r. t Wolf. dauj;hrr r .Mr. and Mr .1 ph 'Vf!f. .'ö K r. ifax av . ., n.l I.'.;-,-. I.omjn. !. ..f Mr- Mrs Phil lip I ! Tii ru-! I).-. ' J J;; U"k I'l.Tf Tu '! v aft rr; on .it 1 n'i (.f at f?t. Mnr..r i', ch n h. .! i h a a k i . The 1 r;d a t'owri .f whit' siik "I,.. J. i -. f r i im : : i ! w ;t h a

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Mia H'.tZT.pniT. I to rirht guests; ' - h''M- party 'v,i rom-t i -'s. an 1 Mrs. I. A. ; I.f.r.iiniM ur hi sti a :

Pribram of (Innres.

Adele Garrison 's iS'ezv Revelations of a Wife

DAILY FASHION HINT

Personals

"Their Second Honeymoon

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WHIM: WILLIAM TIU'MitriJi ti.ki-:i. Willi in; Truinhull- for it was ho nho-. footsf in ivooU in I hau .' il irra-1 i.i" stoo tvi.-'.in -:

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arid houir.t; us I turned toward him. He had ri'd vorv hard to nr-.lvO

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md Mry. I-'. Whrr have r.--to South H'-nd attr a four fav in 'alifornia. vh-r- Mr. w.is i cjri ji -tt ! with tJi- ;ul-

?s of Storkton ;ini St. .Mr. W !' r has h . n an-

joiut.il oat.wtiaI dlrrcfor of the

outn Mt-nd sthoo; anu .'i.suiiic j hs

i:;.- (iiti uith the f.fi.nini.' f th

n u t rm of hool in S itrni her. j Mi" and Mrs Wth.T ar- staving af

i tho honi.- of Mr. and ..rs. "hrh s i'itiinlly thnadhii" chthin "look Wdi'r, :: 1 v lf.in-y a .. at piw-sont. ! ! . sp.-c-ta !! . and his faco wnr.1 an

; ..-o, k.- i). .imi...riUHT. r,n of -Mrs. anxious look von thro'i-h

' .;mti. rlinr. .L'o .. Francis st.. win

ha, I ri station.! at Scotland for ' th. past 17 months, has n-r Hu-d his

hoi.ora i.h- d i.lia rt; from th and is now at hom.

Jo-.-ph J loacs litt X. Collrue

t.. h.i rcturiH-il from a l r days"' automohi! titj to S'Tanton, ;. : Ml .v. Augusta Schürt, of Tuc.-on. i

instead of soin unknown,

hlil'S d;inL'frnu nr-rson Th:it I 1

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my i;rct inj;

(von thro'iirn tno

I 1 road snmv nun o erHjii'i'iul it.

At his heels was a hull terrier who Lad onn- I. ecu white and still

n,lN -N t show d n ?o(i.l strain -ven through

iorf.

I'o'-tmast.r "tto McMahan or l:of)i..t.r uas ho-f ;, ducken nitiiirr Tii.'-.l.iy ii.Min at t!i- l'airvI'Mv hot 1. Lakt- Manitoi.'. which was itner. in hoimr of Ccu W. Zmky, South J:.iid'.s rttiiin- po-t m.'iät er. Tri- kuoIs nclud.-.l Do- toüowlni lirsf arid s oi'd c:i-( post ti!.i.,tt is of th I. 'Ith .1 ist rot ; i Inrilon X. Muri.iy "f Nap, an ; ll-nry ScJi ill .if Mi hian Cit ; J. i rnes A. T i t of Ii-porf-; L. d .ll.irl.y .f Plymouth; fo-eph A. li.'an.' of i;o!.,u; L. C. Wann of Warsaw; .lohn Iler70r of llilaakl. and I. A. Hanihait, Omar Smith an. I !.-an I . I -. i n hart f Ko. h tt-r. Th.- po-i mast i s prc-s.-n-d Mr. Zink with a old knif. . and h- ,.it- a tou-.-Juim' lal Acl! SJ C( h.

Ariz., is th.- yu.st f her son. Ian S.hutt. M; X. Lafay.tte t. W. 1 1, r.raman. ll'O VI. Kwin st., leit Monday oh a 10 days' trip to Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Mi s M irjraret Koerth and three hi!dr n. 1.;"4 W. W asliintou a.. Mturn.-d Monday from Porter, Ind.. U'h.'te they have heen the KUst of th foiiioi's laoth.r. T.'i- also .-p.nt s-r:tl vr-ks :it ':iver!y Pea. h. Ind.

.Miss (;.-rtiud' Sv

ny of the V. W i Tusda' from a tl.ia trip and will leave

J the treiieral diiiirines.; of hi.-j I a lice.

"Howd'je. Mis' Oramiel'

was William's salutation, and 1 was

honest if

aj.pertr-Tliis

sa rdi -veil to find

rather repulsive face

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looking into he will visit

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Miss Leia M.iv Scott. daui;liter oT' Mr. and Mrs. Wilii.nu .A Scott of Indianapolis, was mairnd to Fred ' . Kenney, 5117 .V. St. Joseph st.,' Monday morning at th ho:n of the' hiide's parents. Mr. and Mis. .Kn-; ;' I"ft fur a trip to the west and on their return will make 'their home in this city. Miss Scott has h--n LM-neral mm letarv of thi .st.

elated Charities for th,- four ('iini1

yt-ars. and Mr. Kenn" is connei ted With th' Stude'oaker 01 Poration

-i- Mis.

. lh secro

A., return-!.! !

weeks' lake todav for a

w e.-U's isit at i:.i-,I' lake. Miss Ida Airuood. i:',ll K. Pay ton st.. has as hr j-ruest Miss Ituth Martill of 'ovinuton. Ind. Paul Carwood has received his honoralde ilischare from the army and is now with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Carwood. ö::u K. Dayton st.

Itev. SOU St.,

Filmland states, where

friends and relatives. Will Lewis of Pittsburg. Penn., Is the f-tuest of his brother. Leonard F. L wis and family. .'.2U S. Columbia st. Mr. Lewis is enroute to Miami, Ariz., where he has interests in a ropper mine. Mr and Mrs Charles Uhiehard of Prooklyn, -V. Y., the hoi's..' uists

lot Mrs. .lohn Steffee, 'JM Milton av..

and Mr. and Mrs. P.. F. Hitz of LinsiriK. Mich., the house quests of Mrs. Frank Achenbach. '. F. Hroadway,

'accompanied by their hostesses and

A rs. .). C. Kelly motored to IMasant lake Tuesday where they were the uiiests of Mrs. Lester Annis and family.

Announcements

r.vcrett Ca rr. "14 W. Maili- The- Novel club will ho entertained left Mondav for ( Yaiirsmiwir 1 l.v Mrs Hcrhprt Warner ut tUr home

X. Y.. when- for the next month he; of her mother. Mrs. II. K. Westerwill be the f-ruest of u v. L. C. "Lewis. ! dt, 527 N. Lafayette st.. on WedHe will visit Xew York city, Phlla-' nosday nijht. The picnic supper

delphia. Pa.. and other e intern : will he served on th' lawn, after citi'-s before returning home. which the party will motor to HudMr. and Mrs. H. L. Hoe!. J : H.Uon lake wheredancinp: will be the. Xavarr. st.. have returned ft oni ! diversion of the evening.

near C.raml liapMs, have lire,, for the past

tke

1 where they

; five wMds.

Ilt.!,r "isl; iif f "liici ro is .'..'i-- Marietta Clemens. 11?"

The Oak drove school will hold it? annual reunion Saturday, Aug. L at Pottawatomie park- . The meetinc: of the Ideal Kmbroid-

Approximatelv ro quests at- visitim,- .'..'i-- Marietta Clemens. Ilrt'ery club has hen postponed until t ri.bd th- regular Tiusday night! L". naytn s: 'Aug. 14, at which time it will meet dinner dance at the South Hendi r. If. McX'i'. n.2 Co'i:nilia st..at the home of Mrs. Louis Her.truon. i'ountry club . Anion:-' those who .r -' has (.'onr on . tour throurh th" New' '12 F. Calvert st.

VVHEELOCK &. COMPANY

WHEELOCK & COMPANY

day

Interurban Dav Patrons will find some Exceptional Values in our store Special in Dinner Sets

32-piece Set, as shown, in new medallion pattern on a colonial shape St?rvLv for six people, and can be added to irmn open stock. Set consists ot Six Bread and Butter Plates Six Fruit Saucers Six Dinner Plates Six Tea Oip and Saucers One Open Vegetable Dish One Meat Platter. Special $5.45 Set complete. Other attractive et in same composition hut dilierent decorations, at $4.95, $5.95, $6.45 Final July Clearance of discontinued dinnerware patterns marked tor quick disposal Bread and Butter Plates. Pie Plate, la Plates, Fruit Saucers at 10c each Small Meat Platters and Tea Cups and Saucers. Bowls and P.ckie Dishes at 25c each Larue Meal Platters and Vegetable Uishes 50c ea.

Interurban Day Specials in the Housewares Dept. 3rd floor.

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5 quart Aluminum Tea Kettle; S3. 50 value. Special $2.65

lOVj-in. Round Aluminum Roaster. Special $1.95

2 quart Aluminum Double Boiler. Special $1.65

George

Semi-Cut Glass Spoon Travs, Pic.le Travs and Jelly Dishes, beauiitullv cut and polished, i our choice 65c

S-cup Collee Percolator, pure aluminum. Special $1.75

Wiieelock & Company

l"u "ira war nun into

of the poor old hap. j 'How du you do. William?" Ij s iid .-ordially. "I ha v -n't seen ou j since 'he day you helped us move. , I h'-.pe you've hun well. Is this yuur d!?" I Willi-im is like a child in his delU'ht at any ore noticin-; him or his' be!oni;iiu;s. !!' -;aPi a short low whittle, and the doc: jumped to him. j and put both paw upon his body. I 'ookirr-T up into his eyes anxiously. ) "I uess you hain't never seen j Pete, have you Mis' Gramie?" he :

asked. Here, Pete, roll over for tho lady. "I Nlipn-C No." The dop looked up at his nuister as if in mute protest at havintr to do a trick better fitted for a poodle than a diKtiitied hull terror. but William was Insistent, and Pete rolled over obedienOy. "Now shake hands." William commanded. Hut at this I interposed, for 1 was dressed for my journey to the city, even to my k!ois and the dot: was decidedly dirtj. ' Don't make liini du that. William." I said hastily. "Pete is too diunitied a lo to do silly little tricks. Is he your doj? Where have you kept him'."' I knew that if William's attention was diverted for a moment I was safe from his demonstrations of his dots' s trick ability. Poor old Willian canno' manage hut one idea at a time. "Yes, Mis' Gramie. he's my low." the old fellow returned proudly. "I've had his since he was a puppy. Feller that was workinp on one of these hip estates i him to me. said his mother was a bench do. Uut I hain't had no place to keep him rej-r'lar. This last winter the butcher let him stay back of his place, but he wasn't very Rood to him. used to kick him around, and' Pete isn't used to that, be you. Pete?" The dot? irave a short bark and waKed his tail, his eyes tixed adoringly on William. Evidently to one faithful canine soul, William Trumbull, the derelict was a hero. "Jim, he told r.ie he was Koin' to war." This was William's next contribution to the conversation. He tried to make the observation casually, but there was an anxious rinir in his voice, and I saw his nearsighted eyes peering- up at me, for William, while possessing immense strength is almost a dwarf in stature. At once the meaning of his seemingly casual encounter with me Hashed upon me. but I resolved to

let him introduce the subject himself. "Yes, he's poinpr soon." I replied non-committaily as William paused, evidently awaiting an answer. "Well, "now. Mis' Gramie. what you poin' to do fer a man around the place when Jim iroes?" "I hadn't thought about it, William." "But you can't et alonp here without a man," he arj-tued. "Mr. Gramie, he can't take no care of a place, and then he'll he poin' too, most likely, won't he?" Apain the stab! Even this poor old waif expected that Dieky would soon join the ranks of his coun-

try's defenders.

"I suppose so." I said faintly. Well ICcx-ommondctl. "Well. then." triumphantly, "there's just no two ways about it. you oupht to have a man on the premises. And me and Pete can come just as well ;is not. Pete, he's an awful good watch dop. there can't nobody step foot nowhere on the place when Pete's around but what he hears 'em. An' just let me te!i you. Mis' (jraniie. there hadn't nobody need ever try to monkey with Pete. Just look at that jaw of his. 'punchin' Jaw," the feller that nave him to me said it was." He pulled back the upper lip of the dop. and showed a row of frlisteninp teeth in a protruding jawthat looked capable of taking care of any enemy, no matter how danKel'OUS. The thoutrht crossed my mind

! that, associated with Lillian in the I secret service work . I was with I the probability of having entrusted to me many important documents. ! it would he a very aood thing to j have such strength and faithfulness . as .that of pete and his master ' keeping guard over this lonely

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Grapevine designs entwine them selves gracefully atKjut the skirt ol this white Shantuug dress. Kow of pert little buttons relieve tbi frock of too severe simplicity.

turned alike in white crepe de chine with georgette trimmings and picture hats to match their gowns. They wore corsage bouquets of sweet peas. A reception at the home of the bride's parents followed the ceremony to a bridal party and a large number of relatives and friends. A color scheme of white and green being' carried out in the decorations. The marriage of Miss Thresa Mendlikowska. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mendlikowski of Conloth, , Wis., and John Kilinski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kilinski, IT Linden av., took place Monday morning at I) o'clock at the St. Stanislaus Catholic church. He v. Roman Marciniak, C. i?. C, performed the ceremony in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends. The altars were prettily adorned with cut Ilowers and ferns. The bride anil the groom were attended by Miss Bernice Kilinska, the groom's sister and Fred X'alaza, Miss Blanche Kosowska and Harry Kilinski. the groom's brother. Carrying a basket of white roses and white carnations. Miss Jenny Kilinska, the groom's sister, acted as a maid of honor. The bride's gown was a pretty combination of white charmeuse and georgette crepe with bead trimmings. She wore a full length bridal veil, caught up with sweet peas and carried a prayer book. The two maids were attired in salmon color crepe de chine dresses and carried sunburst roses. They wore chiffon bows and sweet peas in their hair. The maid of honor was dressed in Xile color

t , crepe de chine gown.

Relatives and friends were guests at the reception which followed the ceremony at the groom's par its Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Kilinski will leave for Conloth. Wis., where they will remain one month with the bride's parents. Out of town guests were Mr. ami Mrs. John Mendlikowski of Conloth. Wis.

PFHSOVAl.S. Andrew Korzeniewski. Joseph Maliszewski and Anthony Zagajewski motored to St. Joseph. Mich., where they will spend one week's vacation.

home of mine.

News of Interest on the West Side 3!.HHI.Gi:S. Miss Atrr.es Wierzbinska. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wierzbmski. 17:'.: Prairie av.. and I iank Grzeszcyk. son of Mr. and Mrs. Martirr Grzeszczyk. S. Phillippa st.. were married Tuesday mornini; at St. Hedwige's Catholic church, Rev. John Mard officiating. The church altars were prettily

decorated with ferr.s. p?lms andi

Mrs. .Praxe.la Piaseeka of South Chicago is visiting relatives and friends here. Walter Siknrski. 411 s. Scott st., has returned from Chicago, where he spent one week visiting relatives. George Barczwiski lias returned to Toledo. ().. after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Leun 01tzcki, Indiana av. Casimier P.onczynski returned Wednesday to his home in East Hammond. During his few days' visit here he was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Daily, 1 L'5 1 Olive st. Miss Helen Janiewicz. S. Scott st., who lias been ill the past few

i da s with rheumatism, is reporti ed betivT today. I Mr. a' lid Mrs. Walter Korpzycki.

TOl South st . ha vp returned from a two weeks' visit at Sabina w, Mich., with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. X. Korszvcki.

AND VISIT ELLSWORTH'S TOMORROW

I wo

is' alfss in One Dav

Garments at J4 and A off On this dav all Summer Garments will be soki tor 4 .11

All Summer Dresses All Summer Skirts All White Skirts All Fancy Silk Skirts

Koff

off off off

off on Children's Summer Dresses

Then there's the Bi Half Price Sale of Capes, Dolmans, CoaU and Suits. We need not remind you of the advisability of buying a heavier wrap or Suit NOW.

All Capes All Coats . All Dolmans Suits . . .

Half Half Half

Price Price Price

Half Price

Inform your Friends you'll meet them at Ellsworth's Thursday morning, because you prefer shopping in the cool morning hours. What's more you'll have first choice of the garments on Sale. Make Ellsworth's your meeting place.

Tue BntoHTisr $For in town

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SPECIALS ON ALL I WHITE SHOES AND I OXFORDS I

White Reinskin and military heels.

Boots, covered Louis Extra special at

social i:vi:nts. The pryinnasti class of Pasimler Pulaski Falcons will hold its exercises Thursday evening at Warsaw hall. S. Walnut ft.

The Z. P.alicki basket ball team j will meet Thursday e-ninG: at its J ri ciliar nlnrn rf r.rtinr i

cut rlowers. The emiple was at-j The gymnasium clsss of th

junior Falcons. Z Halicki. will hold

Reinskin has well proven its worth in the field of white footwear. It cleans beautifully and retains the trim fit- e ting qualities you appreciate in all footwear.

Druliner and McDermott.

Tended by Mi.H Amies WierzMnskrt, the bride's sister and Jo-ph Pomazierski. Miss Anna ;rzeszc.vk. the groom's sister and I-idisl.ius Wjerzbinski. brother f the bride. Th lrile wore a town of moon-Klow crepe meteor and her il was full lnKth. CHLpht tip with sweet peas and carried a hou'itHt of bride's rost'S. Uuth tr idesnviida wer; cos-

its th

exercises Thursday evening X. Balicki hall, W. Division

at st.

MEN'S OXFORDS $3.95 TO $5.95

125 N. Mich. St.

WOMEN'S OXFORDS $2.95 TO $5.95 f

NKW YOIIK IZquipppl with reo!n misks and other movie h i"hwa vmcn paraphernalia, two ne-

ro hoys tried to hold up a watch- i Z

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