South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 96, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 April 1920 — Page 7

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-1 IMES .MOMMY .VIM5M. Al'ltll. A. DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN T Clubs Circles SOCIETY Suffrage Philanihrophy

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Social Calendar

Mrs IMgar II. Myer,

V.'. Col-

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to the

Monday. Mrs Liwrrni o Itomine. 12

Vjtte nv., will be ho i-us

n embers of the Novel lub. Th h fhlr.trtn club will hold jts r;u:r rr.e -tlrjr nt th- homo of Mrs. II. W. KMri-ljrp, 702 W. Colf.ix ;iv. An F:utrr dancing party will No Fiven ry fh folk's at their t mp.'e. Mi Aiir. I'ratz an Mi.s Uulh Ftoll will entertain with u 1 o'r!(.r-k i'lnhon at th horn of th Jatt r. 422 Main st.. in honor of Mi Iolothe.i K can. Mi.-is Kvclyn Tohulka and MU Imrnthy McC;incj, Grid's r,f the month. The Temp!- Ait! sbtcrh"od will vit at the hori; ff Mrs. S.tniuel

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wil!

r. tho

Mrs. M. Pton-r. f.. will t- hf."-t-s

the Portia club. Th" .Ji rt I) rlnh regular Tn--tir.ir at th

(3 N. I-afayette blvd.

12-J ;it

l r:if f tili 7 of

Hilda Krih.

-v.il h.dd it.- , home, of Mi-. !

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Th Kim;. He. raid? of th- e;r;ce ! - I. H. ch'irrh will hold ;t r.i f t intr. i

in' ciiirt r.t v-::fs t: paitmeht or Xh Pro-rr-.- rlu'.. will hohl u mfeti'jp in th" fl'ii room--.

The SLandnrd Par"rs: f.f th- Trio-j ity M. r:. rhurrh will held thdr( meeting at th home of Mi:-.- l',Krr.ico Axt-U. K21 Portacv nv. ; The 'XfctitiVfs of th- .t. .7o.-ph ; county W. t T. I '. will hold thtir! monthly L';s.nss meeting at tin- V. J W C. A. ! A nu-rtint: of ihe Phi'.athe,, class!

tho H ,tin in.-U r Presbyterian

I ' X av. The Fancy N -edIeworKtr. will meet at the horn? of Mrs.

Itoy e. TIS X. Franci ?t. Th- North Sid.? Sorial club

hold its meetir.g with .Mrs. J :onners. Van Iiurn sr. I The Ladies' AM socirty and

! Woman's For-Un Missionary society : of th- Harris I'ralrle Christian church will nitet at th horr. or ; Mrs. Arthur liunkle. Hd wanlhur? ; road. ; Th rurr nt history dpartmr-nt : r f th- South J5 nd Woman's clur w X hold a social m .'tin Jn th '1 u 1 rooms. ! Th.- Woman's missionary soci'ty ; "f th First lirr thrn church will y;if't at th: church. I An all-flay r." tinir f,f the Gran tI mothers' cir-l" will be held with I Mrs. W. A. Miller, 110 K. Madison ."trft. Th" W(sl y cluh if the (Jf-rman M. ' K. church v i! 1 hold .t meeting with Jldwarrl l!eckr and (Itor'fe'e Ktker., J 1 Ml Marietta strf t.

A tu'-f.'tini; of th Stud baker Mothers' club will he held at the

be i-r.trrtainej at Samuel It'hm.ir.,

th" ir.

h r, m (Jarst

V. will of Mrs

street. Saturday.

pl Croe church will b riieri ta:n-d at the home f.f Mis.s 1:'.3 1 K-tterinc. Michigan rd. The Willir.K Workers' r'ass of the Zion Fvar;pIieal church vi!l meet with Miss Alma Knenke. UlO Linder. aV. Th" nature study department of th- F'rojcre.ss club will present Karl H.'lteed. noted authfr and etcher i!. for- th Kcntral club.

Frank Harnes. M 5 W. Wa.-h-av.. will entertain the School "S'ivrs' clui at her home.

Revelations of a Wife My Heart and My Husband BY ADELE GARRISON

Mi.-, intrton Men's

Aid society church will

school. The Ladies' f r r 1 1 a n M . I'.

mei-ting. Tlnirs4lay. The Nonjariel club will v.itii Mrs. William Hobbick, Navarre.

f.f th" hold a

Ol e e t n o O t ' . . I

The Thursday club

will hold a of Mrs. Karl

hur !i will he held.

The i;.istrn Star auxiliary will m-et in th" Masonic ein! roornv The hfft esfes wil! ho Mrs. liathrine Hib.-i, .frs-. Nora Hunstirrser, Mrs. Inez Wuthrich. Mrs. Kniniii Staples and Mi-s Kita Staples. Mrs. r. A. Flis.y, 1 1 :i 7 S. Mirhim ?t.. will entertain th- m rubers

Ftueiri Mis-

: meeting at the horn

i Yot. V'assar av. : The sf.utii section f.f the Woman'-; Jlai:ue of the First 'M. K. cliureri ! will hold a meeting.

Mrs

('.race M. K.

will .hold a

court house.

s aso( lation the dirctors'

ph Loan anl

he ho

lit

So M

ah a

will 'Irnan

f th Vounlc Woman': sionary society of th' . hur h at her hör.;-. Tutxlay. Th Anten W. It.

thimble at the f-

The Visiting urs will liold a ni"t.nic in

room of th" Sc. J.s

Tru-;t ornpany. Tle art deparln.nt of lb r.i Woman's club u ;,! m-etin in the club room The Wanet i Sewing; ei 1 old a curd party at the

i.ath Miss Maude Freeze. ",!., F. Miloti st.. wil! be hostess to the mem-'-rs of th Delta Alpha tla?s of the h'ir?: Urethren church. The Plymouth Nedbciaft c!a.j wlil meet at thehome of Mrs. t'harWw Treynold.s. 1 1 u. Calvert st. The Married Folks' dancing club will entertain with a dancing party. The Liic Oak Prill team will hold a meeting at the home f.f Mrs William Wytiun. öl" K Sample t The Ladies' Aid society of the Trinity Presbyterian church will he entertained at the home of Mrs. A. '. PommTt. 703 K. Ixsatle av. A meeLinp of the F. n. Chums class of the United Urethren church will be held in the church parlors. The K'.der Mothers' club will hold a meeting at the chool. An all-day metinfT of the Pa?t

Chiefs aiiKOciation of Sisters will be held at Mrs. John Henderson, loll st. The Woman"? Culld

lame Kpiscopal church

meeting. Tlie Ijoyal Philihar class lr.diana Avenue Hiristian will mct with Mrs. G. A. 2S K. Indiana uv. The niotlvers department

tlie Pythian the home of 11 S. Carof tho St.

will hold a

of the church Hhrich. of the

Progress club will hold a meeting in the c'ub rooms. The S hulyer liebekah Sewinpr cir:e will hobi a thimble at the I. O. O. F. hall. The Woman' Missionary societ5of tho Indiana Avenue Christian church will meet with Mrs. Thomas Ort. 221 n. Indiana a v.

"WolncMlay.

Franklhi Mothers' club will m'tin at the school bulld-

Tlie bold a

The Knppa Phi will entertain with in party for the froh air camp at

f-.ma sorority a formal daneben tit of the Chain-O'-Lakes.

Mrs. 1-Yank Lomm rhart. 2017 Kenwood av., will be hostess to tho Snow Take club. The Modern Mothers club will be -ntertsdned at the home of Mrs. Kussel! Gills. 711 N. Scott st. Mrs. I. L. Werner. 722 Puhail av.. will be hostest to the members of the Centennial chib. Section one. of tlie literature department of the Progress club will bo'.d a T.-e-tinfr in the club rooms. The Wednesday Afternoon bridge club will be entertained at the home

CieurpH Wengcr, Sumption

Prairie rd., will be hostess at an all-day meeting of the Sumption Prairie Home Keonornics club. The Ladies' Aid society f.f the Holy Trinity Fntrlish Lutheran church will meet at the home of Mrs. Itobert Cornwell. J " 1 G Dale a v. Then- will be a meeting of th" service ?tar legion. Th' Waneta Sewinpr circle will meet at th- home of Mrs. Walter Bill. DOS Pennsylvania av. Tlie Iidis' Aid society of the Indiana Avenue Christian church will bo entertained by Mrs. C3. Overmeyer. Kwing av. The women of the Gloria Dei Swedish Lutheran church will meet at the parsonage to organize ;t Woman's Horn.- and ForeiRn Missionary society. The music department of th" Progress club will entertain the y-n-eral club. Tlie Woman's home and Foreign Missionary societies of the Trinity Presbyterian church will meet at the home of .Mrs. I) lmar Washburn, 117 S. Notre Dame av. Th; Harmony Heading circle will meet with Mrs. K. a. Robinson, J 2 ti 1-2 N. Lafayette blvd. Th- C. W. Ii. M. of the First Christian church will hold its meeting at the home of Mrs. W. J. Scoti, 1001 Johnson st. A meeting of the Young Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the First M. K. will be held. The monthly meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Lowell Heights M. E. will be held at the home of Mrs. Ernest Peach, 7::i N. Notre Dame st. The Ladies' Aid socioty of the Grace M. E. will meet at the church Tho Circle of Mercy will hold its meeting at th' home of Mrs. Dominic Wood worth. 4 2? W. Lasalle av. The Old Time Friends' club wilt hold a meeting. Tho Jolly Crochet club will mret with Mrs. Charles Kritz, 2S19 Mishit wak a av. Tho Helen Rebekah Sewing circle will hold a thimble at the 1. O. O. F. hall. Tho Sigma Phi class of the St. Paul's Memorial M. E. church will meet at the home, of Mr. Hamilton. 72S Sherman av. 1 Yi flay. The Alcott Sewing circle will be entertained by Mrs. A. M. Harris, at her home. 1205 Lincoln way E. The Young Married People's Bible clans of the First Evangelical church will hold a parcel post shower and a reception for the new members. A meeting of the N. G. II. club will be held. Tho literature department, section two, of the Progress club will hold

m:w caklisli:. April

Mrs. Alice Walker. wife of 'har:es Walker parsed a way at hr home in Hudson township Wednesday morning it 7 o'clock, death resulting frorn heart trouble. She is survived by her husband and three chibl'-en. Frank and Robert Walker, of New Carlisle, and Mrs. James Innvin. of Elkhart; also her farents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Haines; a sister. Miss Iaura Haines, of New Carlisle, and a brother. Wade Haines, of Ianorto, survive her. Funeral services will bo held Saturday at 10 o'clock a. m. at the residence. Rurial In the New Carlisl cemetery. A smoke house belonging to Clinton Van Dusen, with its contents of hnm?, shoulders, etc., which were being cured for summer use, was destroyed by fire early Wednesday morning. Also the chicken house and a number of chickon. were burned. The oriprin of the blaze, which was discovered at 4 o'clock a. rn., is unknown. Mrs. Anna Wykoff very pleasantly entertained the Harmony club at her home on Michigan st. Wednesday. She was assisted by Mrs. Howard Wvkoff and Mrs. Wehster Carr. Mrs. John Caultrnan entertained the Olive Chapel Indies' Aid society, Wednesday. Mrs. Gerhard Pinokert. Mrs. Elmer Ree' and Mrs. Marion Switzer.

of Rolling Praitie. were

HOW MAIKJI' SOLVi:i THi:of the delicately embroidered stuff PKOBLIIM THAT SO It liLVi ? which my gown was made.

TltOFBIJJP M1S IIOLCOMHi:.

Mi.-s Holcombe. still with

Mis lIoloomlK; HxplaJn.

i "What CO oss-'l lurk'" Altre. Tint.

my j combe breathed. "It will be the

dress oyer her arm. stepped to th door through which Mrs Stockbridge had Jjat roup, and noiselessly .-lipr.ed the bolt. Then she turned to me. her tin eyes alight. "There!"' she said, "now we can find cut what is best to be done. Faugh! That woman is like a moral

feel like opening the

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windows." She acted clear, crisp, fluttering as dressmaking Stockbridge

as she spoke, and tho refreshing air stole in it passed the atrocious creation which Milly had laid upon the l ei.

ruesls

Walter Reese, is moving here

Tuesday of Mrs. B. F. Schräder

from Gary, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Phillips hav returned home from Detroit, where they spent the winter. Mrs. Will Taylor returned to Chicago Tuesday, after visiting New Carlisle friends. Mr. ami Mrs. Marion Switzer. of Rolling Prairie, were guests at dinner Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillip?. Mrs. Wade Haines, of Laporte. is a zuest of Mrs. Orville Carr. Mr. and Mrs. John Hay and daughter, Betty Jane. of South Bend, were guests over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tyler. Frank Tu.szynski moved his family to Importe Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bennitt moved into the Lauver residence on Chestnut st. Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Re-nnitt purchased the property recently. John Phillips is quite ill. Rue Green has been in Benton Harbor taking a course of treatment at the sanitarium. Mrs. Armen-i Huht.ard returned Saturday from California, where she spent the winter months. Barnett Eagon si ent the weekend at Chicago.and Klwood. a gue.-t of his father and grandmother. John Miller and daughter, Miss Phyllis, have been called homo from Florida on account of tho death of Mrs. Charlrs Walker.

"Oh. you atrocity !" Miss Holcombe aperstrophized the thing with a mocking laugh. "You'll not mako your appearance downstairs tonight unless Milly herself repents and

I wears you. Come, let s go over this

go I u of yours. Mrs Graham I have a theory that the worst of this stuff can be brushed eff, and that then we can perhaps rip this part of the drapery, unhem it, and turn it Inside out No" examining it critically, "it isn't Just the sanio on both side, but 1 don't relieve it will be noticed to very much, and anything will, be better than wearing that other thing" A Lucky Surprise Her face expressed doubt, however, of the practicability of her scheme, and well it might, for the white crepe of my gown was embroidered with gold threads. and the appearance of the turned panel would l.e distinctly "wrong sidy" Luckily, however, 1 had a surprise in reserve. "We won't have to do that," T said confidently 'When 1 get throuch with that dress, if you'll held me, no one can possibly guess it was ever hurt." She looked at toe with twinkling eyes. "If you don't tell me what you mean this instant," said ominously, and I obeyed her. "Several years ago I tore a filmy gown badly in a theater" my thoughts went back for a swift retrospective moment to that night of the lirst play Dicky and I saw together after our marriage, "and I would have given a good deal for a piece of the goods when I was mending it in the dressing room of f.f the theater. Ever since then I suppose it's fussy but I never wear an easily torn gown without having at hand a piece cf tho goods." "And you have it here " Her voice was gleeful. The next instant it shadowed. 'If it was in your dresscase something's happened to it," she affirmed soberly. "Millv'd never overlook a bet like that." "But it isn't in the dresscase." I returned. "Luck evidently was with me this morning. I forgot to put it in the case. At the last minute remembered it. and tucked a length of the goods in my opera bag." I took up my opera bag as I spoke, opened it, and drew out a long filmy piece

! simplest thing possible to make anj other panel just like thi3 and put it i in. Here's the time we put one over , on little Milly. But we mustn't let

her get tho slightest inkling of what we're doing, and while she' pertectly satisfied that you're doomed to wear her gown, yet she won't be ablt to resist the temptation to come back togloat a bit. I have) it. Slip your suit and get into this atrejcity. In the meantime, if you'll show me where. I'll rip that stained panel from your gown and hang the gown back in the closet. It will be easy to hide the small panels if she comes, and I'll also take a few sla.hes in her old dress, pretending to fit it to you. It will serve her right a well as mislead her if she comes in." "What don you suppose she did this particular thing for?" I asked, when I had Invested myself with the Mlmon-p itk atrocity, which made me present a decidedly unattractive appearance. I gave a iittle, huddcr at what Dicky would have thought if he had seen me enter the dining room ir. that particular gUb-e. "Milly's no fool," she said. "Ken wouldn't let her wear this thing, which represents her ge.ieral tasto in dress, and I happen to know that the white lace gown she speaks of looks like a very poor country cousin beside this beauty. She has just sense enough to realize how the two gowns would look if contrasted, also that that thing you have on, while it wouldn't be so bad with her sallow face and dark hair, would be might unbecoming to you. Now let me slash that a bit." She wa on her knees beside me when a peremptory knock sounded on the cloor.

Uv Aociatd Pres:?': 'ESSEN. April 4. Th Central committee has issued a proclamation enjoining fulfillment of the peace terms, even if the reichswehr march into the city. It is pointed

out in the proclamation that a

t-- 1 vlriki is still retained a

weapon in case of necessity. Nearly 2.000 rifles were said by

the red leaders to have been rendered by noon today.

Sen-

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Hexe n great relief fiom Headache, Neuralgia

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Rub it in, pain goes out

Mrs. Aruoiti: BATtiturn:, popular Nov Hampshire woman, who ays Tanlac brought ntxjut a wonderful change in her comlitioit and that every suffering woman ought to know about this wonderful meilicine.

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a meeting in

the club rooms.

The civics and philanthropy department of the Progress club will hold its regular meeting in the club rooms. The XiTTiian Eddy Sewing circ will hold a thimble at the K. of P. hall. There will be a meeting of the Friday Friendship club. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gooley. '.22 Hush st.. will entertain the members of the Moonlight Five Hundred club at a masquerade club. The Francis Willard W. C. T.

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Whose men.

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NEW PLANS

The Welfare Plan has the hearty endorsement of all civic and teonomic institutions. Come in. let us explain; it costs you nothing.

NEW RATES

We use the Standard Welfare Rate, which in '.est than the Legal Rate authtrized by the

1 per ?tate.

cent per month

WE LOAN

In amounts from J10 to $300 on Furniture. Pianos, Automobiles, Live Stock. Farm Implements and other Personal Property, also on Liberty Roods and Endorsed Notes.

LOANS MADE ANYWHERE IN ST. JOSEPH COUNTY If unable to call at our office, phone or write us and we will at our home.

call

Welfare Loan Society

213 5. Main St.

P. HARRINGTON. Mgr. Capital $200.000.00.

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"Tanlac is a grand medicine, and I think every sutfering woman ought to know ubout it," was the statement made recently by Mrs. Aurore Rarrette, at her resitlence, Y'.; Secr.nd

Street, Manchester. New Hampshire.

Mrs. Rirrette, is a well known and highly respected resident of that

city.

"I have not felt at all well for tho p.ri8t ytir or more," she contniued, "I haven't been sir k enough to be in bed, but I was far from being a well woman. At times I thought I had kidney trouble, for I

suffered almost constantly from se

vere pains across my back, just over the kidneys. Whenever I tried to clo any housework at all that dull pain would be there, and if I attempted to stoop over it just felt

Hi though my back wouid break.

would Ket so weak and worn out

sit

day,

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and rest ftlt tired

I would have to

fewral times a

;.! the time. "This condition made me awfully nervous, so that I rarely ever slept well at night, and every' no ana then 1 wouid jump ir. my sleep, as if In a fright, and my condition waa really becoming serious. "Only two bottles of Tanlac have brought about a wonderful change in my condition. In fact, the results I have received from this medicine have really surprised me. Tho? terrible pains in my back which Ubed to trouble me every day have almost tlisappeared. and I am going

i to keep on taking Tar.lac until tney

leave me entirely. I have lots of energy- now, and am not only able to do my housework, but I get through the day without feeling the least bit tired". I am no longer nervous like I was. and I sleep well

at night. "I ?hall always what Tanlac has de Tanlac is sold

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for me." Striebel and

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Formal Showing of Sports Clothes at Ellsworth's Featuring Suits Coats Dresses Separate Skirts Blouses Sweaters, etc., for iMotoring Golfing Country Club Riding Touring and general Sports Wear. See Windows

7ns Brightest spot in sowv

they picked him for the BIG

On the Superintendent's dwk lay fnemy letters of applicMion from young men who wanted 'that job." Most of the letters were worded in just about the same way. Not one seemed to impress the Superintendent as worth answering. Then he pressed the buzzer and had his secretary bring him The News-Times. He read the "Situation Wanted" ads and lound one which immediately attracted his interest. The advertisement was frankly and cleverly written. It told just what the Superintendent wanted to know, it was distinctive, human and appealing. 'The man who has the enterprise to advertise his services in this vigorous way, is worth ending for," he said. "Kindly telephone him anJ ask him to call." The man came and was given the job. He was chosen because he used the RIGHT METHOD of going after a good position.

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you are looking for a better opportun ity, there is a HINT IN THIS STORY FOR YOU!

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