South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 116, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 April 1920 — Page 20

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN NATION-WIDE Clubs Circles SOCIETY Suffrage Philanthropy

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11. C'.ifax .tv.. ami H r.ry Thorr, is of thin rfty, wprr in-irri 1 Saturday aTtrnoon. Tho hrih sor' a travelin-T Miit nf Mu? trlrotm Mr. and .Mr.". Thorna will h at lion aftr lay 1U at 125 f Hill K. A wedding of mark-! brnuty and fciiarliCity lernnizf d h.uurday laorr.m n-as that of MLvs Dorothy Ann ilc'J.incf, laupht( r of Mr. and .Mra. J. U Kitting r of Fulton, N. V., And J. Ion aid !wtr, of Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Ixiwer, 11 'J S. icott at. The nuptial tnaw v.a.i fr-aid by J:v. John F. i-irootf C .S. C. .it Jj.UO o'clock at St. i'atrick'.s church. As th bride arprn r hf-l the altar preceded by Mis Eloih; Kaufr, as bridesmaid. "Th Ilrldal Chorus-' from "LOhenk'rtn" v.a.s r. ndrd. During th ctrtinony Ml.vs i;ii:i;t Lowr fanR (lounod'H "Av- Maria" and Miss Maud W'f br jdayrd "Oh Promis Me." Mond l.-ohn'M Uedding march was ti.-u-d tor the rfres.sional. !harls liuttrworth attended the jrroom as ht man and Harold Lower of Jary, Ind.. and Maurice Vennett Hervel a-j u"hers. Palms were ued about the altar and throughout tho thurrh. Ml .sä Kaufer was attractive in a frock of r.u.vy figured peorette. with hat of black lace. fch carried an arm bouquet of ophclki roses tii-d with a tullo bow. The bride was lovely In a trown of flesh Koorrtte heavily embroidered and a hat of Alice blue taffeta, her Mowers were fashion d into an arm boiu-t of white ro?es, sweet peas and valley lilus. A wedding breakfast was .erved to th immediate larnilis and the weddins party at tho home of the groom's parents following the service. Ott of town Kuerts who attended th weddinc: Included. Mayme Knoey.er of Haruniond, Ind.. Mrs. M. A. Iorian and Harold Law er of Clary. Ind.. .Mr.-'. J. I,. Kitting-r of Fulton, X. V.. and Mr. and Mrs. Kuk-hII JJncher of Kalamazoo. Mich. Mr. and Mrv. Lower It ft for a j-hort wedding trip. Th klndrrparten of the Colfax school entertained tho residents or the community with a delightful program at the school Friday evenir.fr. One of the features of the evening was a pantomime, "Tho Sleeping Princess" fcivtn in costume with musical accompaniment. Two num-

htrs penally well received wero the interpretive dance-. "The Prencn Doll" and 'Tho CIrasshopper Dance". During th second part of the protcratu the entire kindc rcarten nf 60 children appeared !r- a number of soncrs including a rrroup of Mother (!on?o, patriotic and character melodies. Th Waneta Scwinpr circle met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter P. ills. 0 S Pennsylvania av. Purins" tho business session it was decided that th circle should hold a card party May 4 at lied Men hall. Plans were made for an all day session to bo hld at the home of Mrs, Ilichnrd Du-dale. 209 K. Navarre St., next Friday. The next regular r.ieetinf; will Vie held May. 14 at the homo of Mrs. Mollle Thomas, ::os S. Main bt. An exhibit of thn crlrr.tal ruprs will Se an attractive feature of tho meetinp of the art department of the Propres-'.', club which will be held In the club rooms at :'. o'clock Monday afternoon. In connection with the display of the nips V. M. GoshKarian will domontrato th manner in which they are made. Mr. doshparian Is considered an -authority on th subject.

Whining A Wife Hy Charles P. Drummonri.

The b-rmlt eran. stands he, Fpn the bach Ifside the sa Like a monocle, 1 duke. And waves a!-ft hin Kaudy Huke, When he ddth v.oo. Th1 peacock vtnits the sward And even the homely stable yard And J'.aunts his wondrous rlare Of pTc-en and poll to his lady fair. Ths pr,bl n ph-a.ant a resplendent beau In fantasies of ; rare rainbow I'roudJy marches to and fro And drums his wings blow on blow. Th bob-whit in brown and white From p'ep of dawn to shades of nitrht. Calls "p.-.b White'.- all the day To hr of the thicket not far away. The kanparoo a handsome swain Amhhs away hy Kap and bound ( ivcr and by and round and round Her of his heart, doth the kangaroo. The turkey pobbkr in blue and red And purple beads and crimson head, Fnfolds his tail in fine array Like a gonfalon on a gala day. And all this fuss and feathers and d!n And cavortinj? and strutting to-win. Coy, elusive, enticing V'ou From hermit crab and kanparoo "The female of the species" you! Hut they do it differently away down there In P.echuannaland where The Southern Cross Illumes the night, And by day the sizzllns eun burns copper bright. They do it better in Bechuannaland, South Africa. There In that land of h.it and Rlare The dusky swain in the bare Gloss of veil oiled glistening skin. When he fares forth a wifo to win, Kschews good raiment noise and din Antics cavortlnp and fine array. And drives alonp a cow and a calf and bullock or two. When he fares forth to woo. And sleek black daddy of winsome she. He strokes his whiskers, doth sleekdaddy. And scans the herd, doth he. And if he deems the herd to be Ample pay for a dusky bride. The lover takes her unto his side. Put we of the North be it confess'd To win our fair one bless'd Take the double route, we do, Of the hermit crab and the kanparoo. We buy her furs and a diamond or two And pledce her breakfast in bed her whole life thru.

When we fare forth to woo. Oh Pet huann.tland inir and hot Ind of the shiny hotintot! Your open sordid commercial way Is at least quite frank and quite au fait And not unlike the hlcrh-toned way Which oft doth rule high society. For oft doth the lover buy his bride. And oft doth dear daddy buy a monocled duke, Py wavinir aloft his golden fluke. So finally: Here's to you! Hermit crao and kangaroo! You travel on your shape at least, you do, Hermit crab and kangaroo!

Personals

Announcements Th K. of C. ladies' Social club will entertain with card party and dance at St. Patrick's hall on Friday evening, April. SC. at 8:30 o'clock.

AVtATOIt "HOPS OIT" IN ULIN'DIV; I1AIN. L!eut. O. L. Locklear. death-defying aviator who is at the Cattle on Sunday and Monday In his tlrst thriller, "Th Great Air Ilohhery." In one part of the film is shown "tuning up" tho -powerful motor and evading his enemies in the bündln? rainstorm. There's a thrill in every foot of this rdm. C070-:r

J M. Stophenon. ?.?, W. Colfax a"'., returned Saturday afternoon from a. business trip to New York. Mrs. Rose K. Valentine. 701 W. TjaaJlo av.. is spending the week end with Dr. ami Mrs. Edward K. Parker, of Culver, Ind. MIss Helen Puss. 410 W. Washington av., h.is returned from a six week's visit in the cast. R. ?. Stephenson, 201 North Shore dr., has pone to Pinchurst, s. C, to .attend a bankers' convention. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Hillier of South Pend are guests at the Ambassador hotel, Santa Barbara, Calif. W. V. Schneider and daughter. Miss Mary Ixuiise Schneider, 810 Park av., are attending the architectural exhibit at Chicago and will spend the week end with Miss Virginia Schneider at Rockford college. Miss Poris Silber and Jack London of Chicago are spending the week end with Miss Silber's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Pen Silber, 22C S. William st. Miss Rose McOllvray "25 N. Michigan st.. is spending the week end in Importe.

Pot Pouri of Styles Makes 1920 Costume

Take a goodly bit of Spanish With a dash of pare Chines Then tir in some Egyptian A pinch of Bengale-; A flavoring Rumanian Of Checho Slav a load Then with French dressing serve it It is the season's mode.

NEW YORK, April 21. They seem to have tried everything in this season's fashions except a raisin. All countries and all periods have been conglomerated and stirred up together with the result that you can wear almost anything or nothing and be in style. The craze for things Egyptian confines itself mostly to head rescs hats, evening gowns and wraps. Close fitting turbans b-jew-t led nnd Jetted are almost replicas of Cleopatra's bet Nile-going bonnets and straight lined evening gowns of old Egyptian blue satin heavily embroidered down the straight front panels in lotos scarab and ibis deisgns are bright with gay hues and metallic thread.:. The Chinese influence is also no-

I ticenble at the top where it break? out In perky litt!" Chinese mandarin j bats dangling rich silken tassels and j in the codi wraps cut on the Chi- . r.e.e coat lines. Cilinese embroid

ery also plays a big part in gown embellishment. As for the Romanian. Checlfö-Slav and Palkan touches they waste no time in splashing all their gay wool embroideries over the waists of the moment: Th? frocks of black Chantllly lace, one flounce above the other to make the skirts, fairly reek of Hispanola. the land of the cas-tinet and the bull. The black lace draped hats, boleros and tight black velvet bodices all have a decided Madrid or Seville flavor. As for the periods they stretch from P. C. to A. W. with everything from Grecian draperies to Louis Qulnze hoop fkirts and Victorian polonaise and bustles. Rustic to the Fore. Indeed th bustle is backing to the fore with amazing persistency and promises to break the straight lines of our beloved one piece models more effectively than even have th panniers. The tiht todiced, bouffant nanniered frocks have indeed almost become an old story so generally accept are they by those who can wear them but now the bustle with new old novelty threatens to back them off the fash

ionable boards. Whether in Mack of beitre taffeta for day time wear or in rose and silver brocade for evening the bustle frock is a quaint and attractive delight. It invariably is made with a snu bodice which usually buttons down the front like an old time basque and the sleeveg are nothing more than a hint or a Fuggestion. Sheer white fichus cf -organdie or batiste finish the low cut necks of the taffeta bo Rees on both the bustle and the pannier gowns. It is truly a golden age of fashion, dear alike to the hearts of the slim, th fat. tho old, the young and the dark or fair. There's a style for every type and just go you hit on the one best adapted to you, why everything's lovely.

LAW PROTECTS AVIATOR HIOM DEATH. Lieut. O. I. Locklear. daredevil aviator who is at the Castle Sunday and Monday in tho thrilling air picture, "The Great Air Robbery," has been prohibited from making fllm becauso of tho danger to himself and other players, "070-23 Wilson E. Snyder, candidate for county treasurer, solicits the vote of those rnrticipating in the democratic primaries Tuesday, May 4. r. 1 3 3 -2 5

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At Wheelock's

Springtime and Melody

M usic is the natural accompaniment to this time of budding green things and laughing April days. With the Victrola all that is best in the realm of harmony is at your command. Victrolas are priced from

$25,00

to $275.00.

We will ßladly d emonstrate them. Victor Products Exclusively. George H. Wheelock & Company

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The LORRAINE Price $1 1.00

Our Feature Today The shapeliness of a shoe soon leaves it, if made with a lifeless or spongy innersole. The strong, live, selected leather in this oxford's innersole holds the upper in shape- A beautifully proportioned oxford, made by the makers of the best welt shoes in the world today. Look at its firm, graceful Cuban heel and at its reasonable price. We feature today a trim, serviceable Walk-Over oxford that fits you and that retains its first shapeliness

CLOUSE'S

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A Notable Sale of Blouses Lingerie Negligees Commencing tomorrow morning and continuing throughout the week A sale that will create a great deal of interest. A sale that women of South Bend and vicinity will appreciate A sale that offers you values that are decidedly unusual. Special Offerings in

Combinations, Gowns, Blouses, Bloomers, Petticoats, Bath

Robes, Negligees, Breakfast Coats and all kinds of Lingerie that's a little different. June Brides don't miss this Sale The Shop of Originators Oliuer SJule Shop 103 Main Street Oliuer Hotel Block South Bends Exclusive Shop for Women Have you seen our window today?

LACE and EMBROIDERY

WEEK

Monday, April 26 th to May 1 st at Ellsworth's

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Laces and Embroideries Dominate E erv Other Fashion Feature of the Season.

Val, Venice, t"ilet Edges and Insertions in all widths. Very adoptable for dresses, lingerie and children's wear. Prices ranging from 5c to 50c. Venice and Filet Collar Laces and Points. Chantilla Lace Flounces black or white. Filet Flouncing. Banding to match. Metal Embroidery on Silk Net.

Batiste, Swiss and Nainsook Ldgt with insertions to match. Good assortment. Prices ran?e from 15c to 50c. Four-inch, ninr-inch and eihtren inch Petticoat Flouncing. 25c to $1.00. Baby Fl ouncins. eighteen to twentyseven inch. 75c to $3.00 yard. Organdy flouncing. twenty-two to twenty-seven inches wide $1.95 to $3.09 yard.

Tub BR.IGMT&ST SPor town

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J o Coming ibricie:

and Girl Graduates

There's a great deal of satisfaction and pleasure in creating nnd making your own wearables, i In these days of high clothes costs it is more essential than ever to make your own clothes. It adds profit to pleasure. .Jt's the busy sewing season. Girls who are to be married this fpring; girls who are ready to graduate all girls, in fact, are planning the garments that give th ese occasions th eir charm. So in offering the WILSON VIBRATOR ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE at this time, we know we are sounding a note of cheer. Come in and inspect this wonderful machine. In saving on clothes alone it will easily pay for itself in one season.

Electrical Equipment Co. "Blue Bird Shop" 123 N. Main St. Phone Main 2920