South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 140, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 May 1920 — Page 5

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J i ; 71" 'ol nnM t -t. T-n in rii!"TM I th- S :r:i ;U n iVuri" II - TM.nii' -i ruili .it!r.(l(l ,i.s u t 'f tf.- i Inf. A i-'r-lii'k linnr v.s -rvi at Ti"i. !'i ."" in mf r an 'J i-'j-s?M at a t.i' ! ittr.it tivf ly nt r l wit!) tulij' I.i! i' H ;tril tulips iil.-o ;tr'f :s-v ,T,io th- living ! an-! library. It 'I to dreiiiiZ" ; hitr f th- I-au- f "Woman Y'-N-r lurins th l-uMns k"--.- fop. which n.'i fHw'l by a prow'rani of t;i!k i r t -r.MTsvI with tiitisir.il .I'-tiins. Mrs. I i 1 W'oo.J wa r! talk '! n tf social sllf th- 1 of Woman Vot r at th- .tat' Til- tint,' h Il in Irnli.in.ijli in Ajr:I. Mrs. I,. S. I i kn.-chr talk'-'l on tf.f JiMviiu'.-s silr of th i'-n; Mm F. I'.. Hirnes rral s-v-lal original rH-ras. and Mi-s Maul' ll'.ath av a report of the 1.1th district inntion h' Id at Klkhart. .lr. Harry Matth-ws and Mr. ,'fv;i .M:!!r will -nt-rtain th- rlut at the Lorn- of the former. Turkey Crik r!.. Jon- 2S. More th.cn r.OO Invitations have j,,.,n .-nt out ff.r th commno'nnt rvxTCis. of th- c!a?s of 19J) of th Kpworth hospital and training school t'- ! held on 1'riday eveii inr. May 2i at S o'clock at th- I'irvt tM-thodist church to which th public has h-n invitfl. A dflik'ht1'illy plann'd and wi ll sdcti jtro;ram hax been arranc-d conistlnic f an orvan prelude hy F. (;. Haa.. omanit of the First Mthodist hwrch; an Invocation by Ilev. J. N. ;r-ene; a vocal duet. "Morning" an-1 WiKht." by Ware, by Mrs. V. I'. Hryan and Mrs. J. A. Moloney, a tn p.nied by Misn Helen Ti"urke; the president's address by A. I I rubl.ard; the address to tho tfraduatiriK lans by Mrs. IVKtra I. Cretter. superintendent of the Visiting Nurse association, I.troit, Mich.; presentation of the diplomas and school

pins; a solo. "Bells nf Youth," by I

speaks, by Mrs. W. K. Ilrjan; the -nellction by Rev. J. N. (Ireene. and an orpan postlude by Mr. Haas. . reception will be held in the horch parlors u.t the close of th ( 1( l.-f'S The numbers of the CoIIprp club were entertained at a tea Tuesday .itternoon at the home of Mrs. C ortre II. l'.eitn r. 1ST.3 Portage av., iiy th retiring ofticers in honor of thone recently elected. Mrs. Hobert l Milton arid Mrs. Charles l!oetilury presideil at the tea table, hich was attractively decorated with tulips and narcisusses. The ofticers for the ensuing year are: Mrs. C. Ilosenbury. president; Mr?. Floy A. Shirley, first vice prrHid'nt; Mrs. John H. (.'ampbell. .vcond vico president; Mrs. lOimene I. Warner, treasurer; Miss Mary MuShane. recording secretary, and Mrs. t'harles I. Wattles, corresponding secretary. The club xv ill hohl a picnic at tho home of Miss Florence Peck. Nil es rd., early in June. Miss Fannie F. F.artmess. W. Washington av., daughter of Mr. and Mrs.i;. M. Partme.ss, of New Carlisle, and P. i:. Austin, of this city, wer- united in nirriage Saturday afternoon. May 1., at 4 o'clock by lt v. (I. A. Irodie. The bride, who i a suit of navy blue silverton wilii hat to match and carried an aim bovjo,uet of American P.auty lo-es. was attended by Miss Hester l.intiard. of Misha'.vaka, who also w.re a uit f nay blu cloth with Siat to match and a corsage of sweet pM. lrvin P.artrness. of Itporte. Ind.. brth-r of the bride. attnlcd

th groom. A wblin dinner u as (rvcil Sund. ay to is Kti'stM at thh"ni- of the hride's iaref,ts. Mr. and MrsAu-tin will rsid- in thi city. Th" 'u n Ksther ircle f the Fir!-t M. . church were -nt-rfain d at a :?,( n'elock buffet upjr Tu-sday vening at the home nf Ml-s Hernie Jon s. Iiport- av., who was assisted by Miss Carol Iuvidson and Miss Velrna Pb tch-r. Th- mit" boxes were oper.'d during th" business s'ssi'n. which was f t 1 -lowed by thf Hible lesson, r'.d by Mrs. Dale Staples. A social hour was enJoyd by the 2S rn-ii.n-rs present. Mrs. Olga Cohlmeyr. of Kansas City, Mo., was an out-of-town gust. The n-xt m--ting will be held at the homo of Miss Minerva Whiteman. 1 W. Washington av., June 1.".

-irs. jarnvs t. iarniner. . Colfax av., was hostess to the HomeMissionary society of the ,-st. Paul's Memorial churc!: at her home Tuslay afternoon. A busin-ss session wa held during which tho ofllcerH frr the ensuing y ar were nominatel and the routin- lusin-ss transacted. A social hour was enjoyed and refrshments s-rvd to 40 membTs by tho assistant hostesses Mrs. Ralph Hutchinson. Mrs. Matt M. Dinan and Mrs. F. A I.ucado. The 4 0th annivcrs-iry of the founding of the missionary society will be celebrated by a birthday party to b- held In the church parlors. June v The Anten V. II. C. held its regular weekly nieting Tuslay evening in the old court house. Plans v.'-re made to attend tho department convention to bo held at Hloomington. May 21. 20 and 'T. The March and April birthday party will b held June .!. There was a thimble he hi in the afternoon. Mrs. Fred Sack will be chairman of the committee in charge of the thimble to be held June 1. t The Indies Auxiliary of tho National Association of letter Carriers hohl its regular monthly meeting Tnr-Slay afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Heinoehl. 607 K. Wonger st. Following' the transaction of routine business a social hour was enjoytd during which refreshments were served to "nine members. The place of the next netin to be hepl June 1"., will be announced latfr. The chuvler Kebekah thimble mot Tuesday afternoon at the I. (. f. F. hall. A business and social time was held, sewing being the main div-rsion of th latter. Refreshments were served to ten members by tho hostess. Mrs, Clara Weaver and Mrs. Mary Lobdell. There will another meeting- in two weeks with Mrs. Anna Freyermuth. Mis. Claudia Collmer and Mrs. Mayme Wills acting as hostesses. The Toadies' Aid society of the Sunnysido Presbyterian church held its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. P. Whiteman. 21.. Stover ct. The devotional were led by Mrs. A. Im. Weinberg, after which a business session was held and a social time enjoyed. Refreshments were served to 22 members. Tho next lmeting will be held at the home of Mrs. M. M. Rogers. 71 S K. Colfax av.. June 1. The Good Will P.ible class of the Sunnysido Presbyterian church was 'ntTtained at tho homo of Mrs. J. C. Vermande, SI 2 K. Washington av.. Tu-sd ay evening. A business and

so i ll session was held. need!-work hr-in the main diversion of the latt r Refreshment? wer' s rv d to t-n members. The next m ting will be held with Mrs. J. P. Whiteman. -1:: Stover ct., June 1'. Parbara Fritchie auxiliary No. 2'. held an enthusiastic m-eting Tuesday niuht in Slick's h.i:l and completed preparations for the Icoration day parade. Plans were discussed for the state convention, which will he held at Marion, Ind., June is and F. and vhich the members intend to visit in a body. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Silver. .",11 W. Reardslcy a, have announced the engagement of thfir daughter. Miss Th-lma Silver, to James K. C. Goldrick, of Hamilton, O. No date has been set for the wedd.ng. The .Men's Hoard of Directors f th' Fpworth hospital will entertain th- class which is composed of ninmemb is at a G:."ö o'clock dinner at the Country club Monday evening. May 24. In honor of tho birthday annivorsarv of Mrs. Grace Kizcr and Mrs Cora Martindal" the Live Oak Drill team entertained Monday evenir g at th? home of Mrs. Martindalo. 02 K. Ohio st. During the social evening games and contests formed the diversions, the favors in the latter b"ing awarded to Mrs. Margaret Camp, Mrs. Grace Jones. Mrs. Al'ce Zirby. Mrs. I iura Iong and Mrs. Margrvret Whaley. Refreshments were sered. Preceding the social hour .a busi-n-ss session was held at which time arrangements were made for a birthday party to be held June .1 at the homo of Mrs. Alice Zirby. 70 4 N. Sixth st. Fifty members of the Eastern Star auxiliary attended the meeting held Monday afternoon in ihe Masonic club rooms. Following the disposal of the regular business a program

of musical numbers and readings was featured. Miss Garnet Conkle entertaining with piano selections and Miss Goldie Grunwald with violin numbers. Little Miss Wilma. June Mlkcsell contributed a group of readings. During the social hour ref reshments were served bv th" hostesses'. Mrs. Gertrude Ahrens, Mrs Kstrlle Martin. Mrs. G. S. Drul'.ner, Mrs. Grace Conkle and Mrs. Helen Collier. Thre will be another meeting held June 1. The Rose circle was organized at a meeting held Monday evening at tho homo of Miss Irene Goffeney, 230 St. Peter st. During the business session off.eers were elected with the following results: Miss Anne Nisch was chosen secretary and Miss Leona Henning, treasurer. The social evening was spent with needlework and refreshments were served. Miss Marie Greening. S.1S Marietta st.. will entertain the circle in June, the exact date will be announced later. Miss Mildred Matson. .'09 S Rush st., entertained the members of the Jane D. club at her home Monday evening. The time was occupied with informal entertainment games being the principal diversion. Refreshments were served at the close of tho evning. There will bo another meeting held in two weeks, the I lace to be announced later. Announcement has been made of the ngagemeht of Miss Clarro Warwick, daughter oNMrs. Frances Warwick. 216 E. Donald st., and William Glaser, son f Mr. and Mrs.

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WHY IS ULMW r.MillHWOOll'S mi:v(;i: so iiuii-:r and MAinu.;. ".!;nl;'o?M Gillian's vdoe was cn;, husins.s like. 1 knew at onethat something of urgent imiM.rtancc had Ud her to summon me. Iillian at Msure and Lillian at work arc to distinct jer.vona lities. " Yen." I answered laconically. hen Lillian begins a telephone convers-ttion with that intonation in her vok't 1 never waste time hy even the most casual of rettins. "What's the next train you can iret to the city?" There was not oven an apology for calling me durinp teaching hours. The omission made me realize more than ever that some iiurgency confronted my friend, for despite her sometimes hrusijue mannerisms, Lillian is punctilious in th little amenities of life. ";ol Work!" For an instant panic seized mo. Had anything happened to Dicky in the city. Thon my knowledge of Lillian told me that she would have adopted a fir different method if her message was one of disaster to m.e, and I pul'ed myself together. "Hold the .ine a minute until I get a timetable," I requested. "The trains were changed to the sumnur schedule this week." A quick survey of tho time card told me that I could get a train within ten minutes of the school's closing. I disliked leaving Alice Holcombe alone with the duties developing upon us because of Mr. Stockbridge's unexpectnl absence, but I knew that I could make it up to her in after times, and there was nothing vital demanding my attention, nothing with which she couM not easily cope. It simply meant piling extra work upon her, and I knew that I could erplain matters to her so that she would neither resent nor misunderstand my absence. I went back o the telephone, condensed my message into the fewest possible words. "I will reach the station waiting room, at 4:35." "Good work! Lillian's voice held a relieved note. "Now you may have to stay all nicht, so bring your big sweater or some moderately heavy wrap with you. And tell the folks at home that I am ill, and have sent for you to come and spend the night with me. Dicky was called out of town today, will be gone tonight the message is probably at vour house now, so we won't have to bother about him. Anyway, it's

our father w'noe att-ntion I dr a ;-h to attract." No Terror.

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The click of the receivr told n.e that she had Taken the most effective mode of ending a conversation I hung up my own telephone receive, in a mental condition corresponds -to that of a person suddenly hi" upon the head. "I have turned the triek." Lillian had said. This could mean but" onething. iho must have been successful in tracing the woman who was hr undine nv father, the woman

whose evil, sneering fare I had seen

upon the unforgettable evening oi the -'celrbration" dinner my father I f Afn me. I had never had r.v.y confirmation of the surmise concerning tho vornan'. identity which Lillian had made when I had rollt".! the incidents at the cafe to her. My father had never mentioned the happening to me again, and thouch T was sure from ninny indications that someone was demanding ar.d rociving money from him. T could find no Fcrar ff n.mer. n rrnl ro-f of tbe source o f the rdnrkmnil the word i none too strong which was being levied unon him. T hid sen him j-rowincr oler. thinner, more hagg.aro and feeMng r.rp Th-t be was onlv subrouting to ihe extortions because of some Ooiyotic ida of shielding me from The l.no" te'l"e of bw n-t w hl"h tb" ivo-inn tviCod. T bad bern eVCOe.1in(r.- worried about the matter. Yet t bnd errd to h5nt no word of mv -errTovtv tn r-v f-tber-. muen n T in.pr.i to pccmvo him that thr Secret hr n-ns rberishln-r o desnenn tely -ns nr onen one to roe. tb-t T mo-o v,on socnected the ilentilv rf the ".l10ct from the oast." nn.T tn t n-wnr who bad mired mv mother'lif brd no terrors fo me. Vo trrrorc" T cai.irbt m self t tbousrbt. kre' that though T ,!.it not on a bold front before T illJan. T WPS nevertheless erriaed -.t tpe orospec of f.ocln" tVi wowboce vrrv name T did "ot i.r,n-. vet M-bose person-'Htv hid nnatll-l tr . mo fro tlm time T was old enough, to understand niv motber' traiedv. rd in all nrobabilitv T w-a to eoe ber in - few honr! Lillian's messTge could mean nothing else!

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William Glaser, 507 K. Keasey st. The marriage will take place at St. Patrick's church June 2. Invitations have been issued by the Sinai society for a dancing party to he held in the Rotary room of tho Oliver hotel Monday evening. Ma 3' '2 L Steimrieh's orchestra from Klkhart will furnish the music for tho program of dances. Miss Sarah Sandock, 1003 "VV. Washington a v., entertained members of the Rainbow club Sunday afternoon. Games and cards wore features of the afternoon's entertainment. The next meeting will be held May 30 at the homo of Miss Lena Ro'ssin. R6 5 Marietta st.

Announcements The Indies' Aid society of the Rroadway Kvangolical church will meet Thursday afternoon at tho homo of Mrs. 1'. W. Miller. 312 I'ennsvlvani i a v. The tnembers of the Ayudadora ircle will take the ?, o'clock car to St. Mary's this afternoon to attend the bazar. Avalon Grotto, No. 4. M. o. V. V. K. R.. will entertain with a Indies' night Wednesday evening at the Masonic temple. Music and games will he diversions and refreshments will be served. All the members are invited to attend and all the candidates who will be initiated at the ceremonial to be held at the Orpheum theater June L The Circle of Mercy will meet Thursday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. R. 12. Osborne. SOG E. Miner st. Thtre will be a meeting of the Florence Crittebton circle held Wednesday afternoem at 3 o'clock at tho Y. W." C. A. Tin- women of the Westminster Presbyterian church will hold an all day meeting at the church Thursday for white cross work. A pot-luck dinner will be served at noon. MEMORIAL DAY KOT ICE RECEIVED BY G. A.-R. POSTS

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Otheial notification of the observance of Memorial day em Sunday, May 30. lias been received by local posts of the G. A. It. The notification which comes in the form of general orders No. S from W. I. Mdsker of Cambridge City, Ind., department commander, issueed by the adjutant general, A. J. Lall, also names Sunday, May 23, as the day for memorial services in the churches. It has been the custom in p. ist year for both the Auten and Xorman Lddy posls and coprs to attend in a body the services at one of the local churches. At a meeting of the Memorial day committees to be held in the old c urt hc-.Tse Saturday afternoon tlna! plans will he made for the observance of Memorial day. The department encampment of the G. A. R. and the department convention of the Woman's Relief corps is to bo hold this year May 2'. and 27 at Rloomington, Ind. A lare delegation is planning to go from her Railroads are offering I educed rates for the round trip.

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