South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 113, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 April 1920 — Page 9

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Clubs At th" :in.il r-Tftir.tr of the hrst faction of th" literature department of th I'rt'-'rr-H '!u!) .M in the club rM. V 1 r,.--d .i y ..ft rnoon. Mj.s IMith Holbrook rul portions of Ma rsr.ircl Sh-r v. f .f "I'.-i essay, .'Our Iii'iiiitji' v." Iiurjng the bu-in s (ivicn orders for next year were rbMeJ with the following r suits; Alt s J. V. M;;-l t - wa hos-n chuirr.iar.; Mls Kli.al-th Willi. trns. vice l)ru! r.-i.in. ami .Mi.-s 1 1 - T Ii f !vin. m ' i !ar, and tr aj-urtr. The department mil !. r t r t.i i n with :i I jn'f.'on at th- home of Mrs. Wil-Il-ii'p, " , I Vp t May 1.'. The I'oreign A!:-i"n;ry poe'ety of S'u!'. M'.-i orijl chur h m-t Vlnsl v .i 1 t. ri'.Kon at the home of Mrs. s;iu!.r Wiitfor.g. 123 i:. Indiana a . Follow irg 111'- devotional. ii h were hv Mrs. S. 1. V worth, a missionary pro-train in oh irre of Mr.--. II. I. on was yivn und i:i I u 1 1 a paper read b Mr.. William Allen. Mrs. Donald Ibih.ii ral 1 2 1 last addre of a -i:y taken fror.) th; missionary text hook. Mrs. Imeson rf.nl a '.et-r.-r from Mi Fmnia Nour.-t. a mis"iin.'iry in India. Following th urogram a s.oi il hour was enjoyed and r-f r'.'ihmri; were sej-w d. '! hM'r will l" a meeting h' Id May at the hon- of Mrs-. William Alien, 21 Z Irvington iv.. it which time Mi- Z. A. Tuntar. will hive charge of the program. Th" r'";:lir metmg f f the Mount Plea 1 n t Motu' l'eonoiiiios club was held Wcliit-iliiv at the hon." of Mr. John Wholly, Kdu ardburg rd. Mrs. Kthel Mathews read a paper on 'The Horn.- IY-.ii Harden." Mrs, Fthf! M Iona! ! explained the raising of stra wh rri- and Mrs. Sallle Milhr iM.-cu-'-'l the iiinp.iicr of raisi? i tr ra.-pberries. Mr. Havey I'dbr, of 'outh B.-Txl, irae a short talk. I'uring the orial hour Miss 1. Wahl rendered s"Vor;tl vo.'-.i 1 selection.-. Tli" rluii will in 1 with th l'l-rt.-i'c Prairie Home li otiomics rluh at t!i- home of Mrs. 'lvde P.-stle. May 1 -:t n T"ele mrnihrr of th.- Wdiies1 iv Aftnii'inn l'.rble club voro enl' rt.iir.nt w ith a 1 o'clock luncheon at to.- Uol.crt.-on f.i room Wf-iIrK-s-la. I'oih-wiiiL: tli- luio-ti.'on arils uii" njof-l a' th- honi (f Mrs. .1. Iil Christinan. 110 Mar4iiott av. Mrs. Itawon Munlork was th tai-r winner at )r-r.p. Tlo-r wil' I. ,;notl;r i.Kftinc lo hi in two wt-. ks at th- horn of Mi s '. M. Moni;-. tlr. Mrs. F. Shr.Hl.-r. 2 1 S W.iyno s'.. T.trrt.iiiwil tin- l'anoy X dlo 'rkT' eint at hr homo We.lu1.-1-0. 1y afternoon. Th- tini1 was ccru- ? ..1 w ith ni1?'W ork and r'frchiii' r. is w rr yt-rvi d to 1 '. in sts and "p.- visitor. Th'-r will ho another 01. . tii tr hhl ti two w.-f k'N at the Im.iim- of frv orvlllp lUinih. 717 N. ft. Tl)' .North .s'iih srci;l club wi-; ot. rta i n I Wodnoöay afternoon it tli- I 1 1 1 of Mrs. Ja rnc. Harvey,1 11.1', St. Joseph st. The time was, .-M i:' vith if MlleAork. It(fia-.h-ip-nt- wtr- or ol. Tiiere will h aiodher meeting of the club held in two weeks at the home of Mrs. H. irrv I.oilory, 01 ' Lincoln way . The four sections of the pastor'.Aid .swie;y of dip lirst :hristi.m hurch hehl ;i T- ail lay sew ing at the rphans' " -.lie Wednesday. A pot lu k dl:i t wa.s served at noon. Announcement of tlie r Millar meetinsi of the hociidy will h made I. 'ter. Announcenn'nt lias h.rn made of the tr.arrla of Miss Until I'ry. daughter of Mrs. Samuel lYv, 712 i. Washington av.. and Carl Krin, of thi.- rity. The we.hliittr took place Tuesday afternoon at toe homo of the bride's j. -.other. Rev. I . I . Sp.inili r. of Mishawaka, perfoi nütr-r the (fromoiiy. In honor of Mr. ami Mrs. Glenn Wood. '.7 1 Kivi-rsid- dr.. who are 1-nvinsr the cit to make their Jiome in Import. Ind.. Mrs. . J. Marlott, M Marquette iv,. nt'.'i tamed with an informal part at her home Wr.llv silay evening. Miss Ioroth- Mrf.iij.-p wiov marrlau'e t Ion will take place this week was the honor prüfst at a delightful 1 o'clock luncheon ;ivn by Mi.vs Marie Williams. 10:ii Lincoln wny W.. at th Uolx-rtson tea roiini, Wednesday. T-n quests -i r seated at ; table centered with a basket of pink and white snnp-'lraor.s and appointed with T!Oveltie in the same color scheme. Mlvs IlosamonJ Schäfer of I.M irs. Iowa, was an out of town puest. Mift Miliir-i Kemerley. 71 N. Mtchican st.. entertained with a birthday party in honor of her sister. Ruth and lor houe uet Mis.s Lucüo Frr.sberer t f Colorado At Wheelock's

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Springs. Colo. Mi s Ft he! Wahi and Mis Sadie Doeteh. entrta ir.eq with musical selections. laliirs. daru intr and or.t its w ere diversions. Miss Friim i Peterson and Miss Florence Dirrow heln the favor wmn r in the latt r. Luncheon was ser-fl at the clo-.- of tli' v-n-inp to 20 Kusts. i Th Iive rak I r I II team met MoruJay nir.u at the home of Mrs. I .aura Kinzie. .',1; S. Main st. It wa- d'i!.! tti.it the tonn would -ntrtain with a birthday party honoiiPK Mrs. Louis.- Moore and Mrs. Laura Cd.: at the home of Mrs. Moore. ,;ju p.-nnsyhania av . . April ';. Durin; the soej-,1 hour ' cont.ts wrr enjoyed, the favors ! hjdr.t; awarded to Mr. Harvey i. Mi. hael.s and Mrs. Ma;.iret Whaley. , Lef r .-lirii'-nts were s rved to 11 m-mhrs and one visiter. Announcements Th re will b a smcial me. tinL- or the L"airue of Women Voter." held ' I.-.I.I.. .. . ., . . .. ! i iio.i .iikinooii a i ; o ciocK at tnc V. W. C. A., for the purpose of electing ward chairmen. The Helena Kebekah thimblo will nie.-t Thürs lav nfternoon at the 1. - I', hall. Mr. Fstiier Men-j r.-I. Mrs. Charles Aslin ind Mrs.! Frank Miller will act as hostesses. Personals Mrs. Flizabeth Marckb-. f, i :, L". Vashin'fon av.. and Miss GenevieveWinkler. J"7 South .lend av.. have returned from a six months" isit In Los Annehs and Oakland. Calif.. Hn route, horn- they stopped at Salt Lake ity. Ftah: Colorado Springs and Denver, Colo.; Kansas City, Mo., and Chicago. Miss Gertrude Syke. and Miss Hazel P.aer. who represented the local Y. W. C. A. at the national convention held at Cleveland, O., have returned to the city. Miss Fleanor Mueller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Mueller. 5F N. Michigan d., bft Saturday for Columbus, w -her- she will join the Fedr.ath Chautauqua circuit. Miss Mueller will appear in the operr- "Pinafore." Mrs. Killen" Miller of Iikevillc. w ho has been at the P.urh son sanitarium at Grand Kapids. Mich., for tne pa--t six weeks, has neen the li'iest f. r se- ral days of her sister. Mrs Frank C. Krttrin'. ILO IJaney av. Mrs. Miller returned to likeville Wednesdav. COXSERVA TORY PUPILS WILL GIVE RECITAL Th'- r pillar sltirlont recital pivrn i bi-monthly hy the students of t!ie Suth Fend conservatory will b j held Thursday eveninr; in the con- 1 servatory r-cital hall at S o'ciock. The ttrorram follow"?: Marigold I'owcll Helen Slat-auirh. Springtime Tocaben Irma Witwer. Iteeitatton (a) Th TTain 'harm ! HiTcess .Inhns'nn j (bt The Shave Store j IMmund Vance Cool; Marpart Heattie. i YaNotte Johnson Julian Flien Huff. (a) Pündman's Puff Seebock th) Gladvs at Play Mokeo Airncfi Gardner. j Trio for Three Violins Danda Cecil Alexander, Morris IMer I ' and Seymoro Weisberper. (Graduation March Spauldimr Josephine Straupr. Fives at Play Crammond Prunn Wckhelt. Idvl LleurancGarnet Conklo. Second Mazurka Ooddard Anna Flizabeth Abshlre. The Nisrhtimrale has Lyre of Gotd Whelply Vocal. Hehn Haslanpir. (a) March of the Legions . Karpanoff (b) IAbandon Johnson Flizabeth Smoper. Ttomn nc ! A Starry Xipht 1 orsyth Mildred Patterson. notick: Free Masons Attention! All Masons art1 invited to meet at the Y. M. C. A. Thursday evenimr. 7:lo p. m.. April 2-nd. and attend Tabernacle metim; in body. Wm. H. Swintr. John 11. Campbell, W. W. Porden. Turner Crockett. Ionald MacGrepor. 2SM-22 T)leeation Committee. Statues, ipil liphts at Schillinp's. - 0 2 6 - 2 ' At Wheelock's

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Revelations of a Wife My Heart and My Husband 3Y ADELE GARRISON

why MAix.i-: i)I7ti:ilmim:i w ni;.vr m:ss hi-ln at iu;k CAMli 1 could not help a mental tribute to Hess Dean's powers of diplomacy. evm through the irritation at her which my husband's hestitatini; explanation had piven me. She evidently had decided that Pieky was distinctly worth while, and that a mild llirtation with him would be :i desirable pastime. Dicky's account of their meeting: on the train and the conversation concerning the mavie entertainment was a naive betrayal of the clever manner m which she had managed to convey an imr. region of tronp; friendship between herself and me. an impression utterly unjustified. "As she's such a pal of yours there was nothinp else to do but to ask her to meet us." Dicky had said, and the involuntary frown I pavo at her impertinence was tempered with a smile at her ingenuity. no thins: I saw clearly. At any cost I must accompany Dicky to Cresthaven ami meet Mis Dean at the movie theater, even thouph we arrived there as the people were le-ivJnp. Othorwlseshe would surely comlude that I h.id deliberately staved away and kept my husband from fulhlling the tentathe enpape-m-nf he had made. That possibility was not to bo thoupht of for a moment. I'very particle of feminine pride and of self-respect 1 f.osjsessed clamored to me to keep my pretty darinp colleapue from suspectinp that her advances toward Dicky annoyed me, or. indeed, that I recopnlzed them as anythinp more than the casual ordinary chatter a friend of mine would be apt to offer my husband. In fact. I had no stronper feelinp than annoyed irritation apainst Miss Ie; n. I knew that she never would be the cause of mental torment such as I had endured from the deliberate vlllany of Grace Draper or the poorly hidden love of Fdith Fairfax. There was no real harm in "Hess Dean, nor was there any depth of emotion. She was simply a frivolus. michievous, darinp, utterly irresponsible pirl whose one idea of a pood fine was to have a handsome man payinp her absorbed attention. I judped that a touch of malice in

Winifred Black Writes About: Golf and Baseball Widows

The Golf Widow and the Baseball Widow" have just been to see me. The Golf Widow is fairly young and more than fairly pretty. but she's nothing like the beauty she was a yar ago. There is something a little wistful aboi:t her eyes, and her foolish little mouth has a doleful droop that isn't quite Leconlnp. The Pasehall Widow is quite a different type. Rather a sarcastic, titter look in her bright eyes, and when she snüs it i? a littl? sad to see her. I don' know why. and yt she's pvy and very lively, and ahv ty what she cal:. "on the go." There's something wrong about both thtse wor.it n. and je'terJa-' I found out Just what it wa-s. Listen a minute and maybe you'll know. , too. "No! It Ur.'t another woman: it's po!f golf golf, morning, noon and night. "He leaves his orfice at ?, o'clock dear me. how we counted on the thi-.t- -but much pool does It do me. I th.tt extra time He tears out to the links as if the fiends were after him. plays us long ;.s he ikes. rusn- ; es home late for dinner, makes us all wait while he changes his clothes. After dinner he poes out into garden and practises "drives. the and

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-,-'. v rf . - ; v ..... i' - Lias -tltrai tod much utteutlou her mischief made her prefer married or engaged men for her mihi Mirtations. simply because it gratified her s-ense of power to "cut somebody nut," as she herself would have expressed it. Mndpc Decides. It was no part of my plan, however, that she should be able to add me to her list of victims. J set my teeth with th' determination to play her Mime, whatever it was, and beat her at it. "Well:" Dicky's voice showed irritation at my hesitation. "Arc you poinp over there or not'.'" "Of course I'm poinp." I responded promptly. "And I'll make all the explanations to Miss Dean, take all the blame. Put if we're goim; to supper afterward at that new inu I want to put something else on than this old thing." In indicated the school suit I had worn to Lillian's. Dicky surveyed tne ritic ally. "You do look rather tacky." he paid with the brutal frankness that a husband jast the honeymoon st ig" is apt to assume. "And I will say this for you, you're a quick dresser, so hurry up and pet into something while the taxi's pettini; here." I rushed upstairs and into a little blue and cream-striped silk gown which wj-s especially becoming to me. and which also was one of Dicky's favorites. I did my hair over rapidly, drew a silk scarf over my head, my evening cloak around me, and was ready to co when Dicky caJled up the stairs that tbtaxi had arrived. "W'll be late for the beginning of the second run." Dicky said as we started on our journey, "but l fancy wc han't mis much." A Hidden Pang. His tone told me what I had suspected, that he had no more r al Interest In the movie production than I had, his reason for wishing to po to Cresthaven was the prosect of supper with Miss Dean. Despite my resolutions I felt a little jealous pang at the thought, then took myself to task unmercifully. Surely. I told myself. I had a suftlciently horrible example before my eyes almost daily of the awful consequences of jealousy In a wife. Poor Milly Stockbridge ought to be a warning to any woman. then eomed up on the poreh and falls asleep In the swing." "Care? Not I." The poor little Golf Widow had all she could do to laugh, pretending she didn't mean it, and all the time she was talking her wistful eyes were full of tears, though she did her best to pretend she didn't knowIt. The Baseball Widow Jughel such a mean little laugh. "You're a, goose, niy dear!" she said. "I used to be. but I've recovered. What do you care what your husband does between n.fa'.ss as lor.r; as he sends you the check to pay? for thos $ame meals? "My husr.ir.d is quite decent all winter, but the minute the hasehall season oper.s T mit;ht as we!l pur on mourning ar.i buy a 'r.ot dead but s'eeping" wreath and be done with it. 'Care? Not I. I'm pi.vi of it. I married a man. not a foolish little boy, anil the boy bor-s me to death. I'm plad to be rid ot him. I have my own friends, my own amuse, merits, my own w or'd. My husband doesn't know me the real me at all. "How can he? He hasn't time tq get acquainted during the tumTrier, and when winter comes Im busy at my own fads. What he

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doi.-n't know about th sums I lose at brido"1 will never worry him. I just put thern on some I ill or other and let it po at that." 1 think that both of them were wmr.;" all wror.ir. A man is first of all a human beinp. then he's a, man. then hes a husband. A woman if first of all a wife, then she's a woman, then she'.- a human beim?. Kvl li!iv. Yourself. She's pot the procession all wrnrp. and it's about time she woks up and realized iL Thy should make a fad of the children they're fine fads, the nio?t fasciratinp thinps in the world. Why should they sit around and wait for husband to pet thmuph with everythinp and everybody els- and then come to them? They rupht to be "pettinff throuph" with something themselves and they'd never know he's lab?. Poor, foolish wives husband isn't your whole world any more than you are his whole world, and the sooner you realize this plain, everyday fact the sooner you'll be happy and make vour husband happy, too. (Copyright. 1920.) Kitchen Economies roiii rxrsuAii ways to makk mxiciors shortcakes. All that is labelled "shorcake" is not the genuine shortcake as its name implies. The sweetened layer cake so otten served with layers of strawberries and whipped cream is really not shortcake at all. The genuine article Is unsweetened and juepared more like pie than cake. Here is a basic recipe for shortcake which can Vie used with meat and fish fillinp as a main dish, as well as with fruits and other sweets as a dessert: Hasle ltoipo for Shortcake. 1 u cupfuls of Hour. -:j cupful of milk. teaspoonfuls of baking powder. 1-.1 teaspoonful of salt. v. tablespoonf uls id" shortening. Sift together the dour, salt and l.aking powder and rah in the shortening lightly with the finger tips. Gradually add th milk, mixing with a knife. Then spread on preased layer rake tins and lightly pr. t with the knife into shape. Or cut out with a biscuit cutter somewhat thicker than for layers. The layers require about 10 or 12 minutes in a hot oven. The biscuits being thicker will nv d lü mi antes. Then split open and fill. Strawberry Shortrako. Clean and hull one box of berries, setting aside the large, choice ones whole. The remainder mash and mix with surar to sweeten. Spread between hot layers of shortcake and sot asid" to cool. Before servinc spread the top layer with whipped cream and garnish with the whole strawberries. Other berries blackberry, raspberry, currant, blueberry may le prepared th-"1 same ty.iv, as other fruits also like bananas and peaches. Canned fruits and dried, cooked fruits may also be used, seasoning with sugar or lemon juice ;:s reqihred. Meat Short rake. 1 cunfuls of cooked meat, chopped cupful of chopped celery. 1 cupful of thick gravy. t tenspoonful of salt. 't teapsoonful of paprika. 1 to asponnf i:l of gra'cd onion. 'o teasponnfnl of dry mustard. Simmer these together for about 1 .. minutes then spread between the i r.ers of shortcake. If a thick gravy is not available prepare one of s'.mk thiekened with a roitx of n-'dted butter blended and browned with Hour. A pi do Shortcake. L' eiipfilN of sliced apples. I cupful of chopped dates. cupful of water. 1-r. cupful of sugar. teaspoonfu lof nutmeg. Simmer together th apples. dat-s. water and other ingredients until thick. Then spread between layers of shortcake. Serve with whipped crea m. For a guest luncheon the shortcake is more daintily served if prepared in the shape ( f individual biscuits rather than lavers. Flaked hsh. canned lobster, crab or shrimp hb-nded with a rich white sain - and seasoned litrhtly make a delicious luncheon dish. Heat the ;ish while shortcake is baking, and when the cake is finished split in half, and place each one on individual hot plate. Pour the mixture between the upper and lower crust and around the dish, leaving the top ernst dry Mid garnished with cross strips of pimento or green popper. (Copyright, TJ0. m. ii,i; c.itovi:. Atril L'O. Pamor.d Garrett and family of South Bend isitcd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Garrett Sunday. Fred Stevens moved to the Jacob Shuppert farm lis-t week. William Dreibelhis of South Rend moved to their farm list Thursday. J. M. A per sohl his stove fixtures to I. X. Felrichev recently. Ohnn June of South Bend was lure on business last week. Ib-v. Polen called at the homo of William ' . J. Simps-or last week. TI.c venerable John Hummer is in very feeble health. Farmers are plotvinsr up their wheat fields and sowing them into oats. F.T.i Smith nnd fa rally visited at the hon;., of Mr. and Mrs. GeorgKramer Sundav. Kodak finishing at Shiliir.g's. Want Pink Cheeks Red Lips ? Nora- unfortunate ni-a and vomcti ar" proa" to war.il.-r why o:r.e ef thir fri-nda ar- bo.'d Jth an abund:m - f ,c,;.,r pink r.nd red lip wM tla-ir" are always olorlr. TLe reM'Mi t'"T this fist TiamM eniidltioa is tbcTf is r."t en.aiU red tdoo.l .crpusels n fl.e J d cm1 --un dr a r..i res ope tbe bl-v-d U tr.in jii-.il watery. T?i" t!h I flabby t,..!. Well kü";i physi Inns ;iss-rt tb.it tii" regular :nl min i t rat i-n for s-vr,d month .f taree-gr.iiu hy po-uu--I .in" tablet will irr-atlv improve th color, add t' the weight, make t!:- dn-rks pink and tl. lips r-i und In general be very bnC IjI K'r s-If -adadubtratlon, obtain from any of the best apt tbe. ary fIiop.s. Art

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