South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 151, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 May 1920 — Page 20

THE SOUTH BEND NEVVS-TiMES DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN Clubs Circles SOCIETY - Suffrage Philanthropy

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A marriage of qult Irr. pr sr--.lv r.css tvaus that of Miss May Skal'.a, cf Chicng-o, da'.-prhter o Mr. and .Mrs. Josrph Tkalln, nn-l William I.Lai rr. bor k, al.o of Chlcno. which tock r-I?:o at high noon i-' -it-relay at the honr of th r n's unci ani iunt, Mr. and Mr.s. Ciccr1-- J. L..nx. 121 E. DosaM M. iU v. M. Ktrlin of th llnt JIvar:f i'Cül church read the lull rln-j o r-mor.y. The Lrlue a- Attractive in her traveling fuit of dirk blue cloth with hat to rvuch ant corsage of white s.;-et Pfas. Tht couple v.aa unattended. -Mr. MalmborPT H purchasing man-a-jer of the I'f-ter Van Kchaack r.holMale drujj company wf Chicago. After a short vi. it in this city, Mr. and Mrs. Mixlmtor? will bo at home at 1C4 7 S. Karlcz av., Chicago. A pre-nuptia! arYalr coirlin-.f ntlnrr .Miss Iranc4 b'chmiU of il;.shaw.tka whose marriage wll! take place r.ext Tuesday uas the 7 o'clock dinrrr nven Saturday evenir. at the Robertson tea room. Covers were p lj.ee for el?ht ?u?stÄ including the honor Tuest: Mira. FÄlwanl McXauKhlin cf Chicago, Mrs. An trust Schmitt of Laporte, Ind.. Misu Nellie Luckey. Miss Kuth Kotz. Miss Mary CunninfiThain, Mki Madeline Meyers and iLiss Ethel Phelaj. The honor iruest "was favored with a lare cor8igo of lavcnd.ir scet peas while lowers of the name kind fashioned into reven email corEages formed tho centerpiece. The Srst annuai ball of the plant two hovrllns eluo of tho tudbaker corporation will be held at Tokio Tuesday, Yv'ednfsJay and Thursday nights of tho ensuing week. Special ptoitcjtir aro beln? planned for each nljiht. onp:n bv Ifarry IMcCormlch will feature the openln-r nl,Tht and on AVdneiday night there will be a band concert by a local band tn addition to other features. Chief of the attraction for the losing" night will be the prizo w altz The three nichts uro bei.ru: planned for the attraction to accommodate al of the employvs and their friends. Announcement ha-s also been made of a party to bo erven at Tokio on June 8 and 9 by the employes of the Indiana liell Telephone company. The affair will be .known aj th-: "Tins a Llcff Fiesta." Jarttson'a Orphoum theater orchestra will phay at Tokio beginning Monday for the -ntire nimmer aeae n. MfMbrrs of the Epworth league 'f the firace M. K. church pntertaincd with a party In the church j'. triors Triday night complimenting the ntnv membtira and .Miss Bessie "Winenger v.kcso marriage to Oril "Walz will take placo In Juno. Miss "NVinenger and JUm Ina Ual.-Uey pntcrtalned with readings and a mock ertdinfr was a feature of th diversions. The rext league meeting will Lo held Friday, June 2". Twcnty-flw couples ntfer.id the dancing rnrty FTlven by th-1 luv rodgera of sotre Iim at tho T.lk.s temple Saturday evening. Charlie Pit Is t7.7. orchestra furni: hed the music for the program of 1:! 'ancs. Tho committee in eharcv of th; affair was compo'il of IM win Hunt r, chairman; IMw.-inl Poran, Maurice Thornton and JIarry Jliehwine. In celebration of th birthday anriveri'ary of her daughter, T.ufHa, Mrs. L. IIHc, 121' . 1 rnncM.: . niTtained ten friend? at her Jiomf3'riday evenlntr. Tho timo was spent

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with Frames and mic and refreshments were f rved to 10 ru"ts. Mr. and Mra. Philip Smith and Mr. and Mr?. Ora Clark entertained members of the, Youns Married I'eopies class of the Flret Evangelical church at the home of tho former. 1211 Fox Ft.. Friday night. Plans for the parage which ia belnt:

bt for the parsonage by the class were dir mussed during the business teflon. Games were enjoyed and re-frc-hrner.tfl were served to 40 members during the social hour. The next meeting of the class will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Long. 231 E. Donald 8t. Announcements The Woman's Guild of the St. Paul Memorial church will be entertained Tufpday with the annual picnic at r -ottawatomie Park. Thp K. C. Indies' Social club will entertain with a card party and dance at St. Joseph's hall, Friday evening. Hortessea at the meeting of the Eastern Star auxiliary to bo held Tuesday afternoon, June 1, In the Masonic club rooms will be Mrs. Itos Cohen, Mrs. Eena Strlebel, Mrs. .Martha Unger, Mrs. Dora Entrle, and Mrs. Anna Walters. Tho thimble of tho Auten "W. It. C. No. 14, which was to have been held Tuesday afternoon, has been postponed two weeks. The Musicians' cldb will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Isaac Kano Parks, 111 Indiana av., Mishawaka. Personals AT . A " r 1-1 thi. tiiii .irs. wumiu itoeeri?. no E. Colfax av., have returned from Holland. Mich., where they .pent e. week as the guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jtogers, and his sister, Mrs. Jacob Van Lira ft. William Grimm, 13J :. S'cott st., has returned from Columbia university for the summer vacation. Mis Eleanor Stephenson, 1243 K. Jefft rson blvd., is spending: the week end with her parents. Miss Stephenson is a student at the University of Michigan. Ann Arbor, Mich. Ir Charles Stoltz, i-j visiting- at Indiana university, liloomingtcn, Ind. Mrs. C. B. Piper and daughter, Maxine, jz Golden av., left Friday for Gary, Ind., where they will remain over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eurns and son. Minor. 1020 X. Adams St.. have Knno to Tipton, Ind., to spend Memorial day. Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Miller. 110 E. Madison st., are motoring to Forest Glen, Md., where they will mr-ft " their datifrhtrr. Miss Dorothy Mllhr. From Forest Glen thoy will visit Washington. D. C, and then srend sorno time in touring tho middle Atlantic states. They will return to South Bend In about two weeks. IL A. Hoover, 221 North Shore dr., has returned from a two weeks' business trip in the. south. Miss Poris Sllhe- of Chicago is the guest over the week end and Memorial day of her parents, Mr. and ilr,-. Den Silber. 226 S. William st. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Shaw and son. Harold, and Mrs. Leli.i (Jour, 73S 1m land av.. left Saturday for an extended motor trip. They will stop at Üoono and Jefferson. Ia., Omaha, Neb., and Los Angeles, Calif. Following an indefinite stay at Is Angeles they will return to Omaha whero they will make their home.

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

The click of the high-heeled ehoea came swiftly down the hall, and then the tall,, magnificently built figure of the 'woman I had seen In the cafe upon the night of my poor father's "celebration dinner" was silhouetted for an Instant against the dim light she had left. I was holding to the pall-like curtains of the alcove with a firm hand, determined that no tremor of them should awaken the woman's sueplclon of my presence, but equally determined that the tlcy aperture In the curtains through which I was peering should remain open. Allen Drake had stationed himself with one hand upon tho simple mechanism that controlled the electric lamp which the occupant of the apartment had turned low beforo going out As she entered, hla fingers touched It, and the full glow of tho light flooded the room. I do not know of any other woman save Llll'an who would not have screamed or exclaimed at that sudden flare of light, that glimpse, of the strangrer.3 In her apartment which met her eyes. But 6he uttered no word of protest or exclamation. Only ono quickly drawn breath betrayed any emotion out of the ordinary. The next Instant her hand had shot to the electric wall switch, and the room was suddenly plunged Into darkness. I heard no click of her heels, even no rustle of the pall-like, curtains, but I felt their movement as they were softly, yet deftly pushed open, and then the lithe figure of tho woman stood in the alcove with me, so near that I could have put out my hand and touched her. She had barely reached sanctuary however, when Allen Drake's voice drawled slowly, coolly: "It's no use, Mary, Marie, Susan, Suzanne, Mme. KobinettI, Mrs. Jane Itobbins. If you try any tricks, your little games are up. If you come out of that alcove and let us have, a quiet little confidential chat you may be able to wear something else besides striped gingham for the next few years." For a Ion? moment there was silence In the room whero Allen Drako and Lillian Underwood faced tho woman whom they had successfully tracked to her apartment. From my aperture in tho heavy curtains of tho alcove I breathlessly watched the Fllent drama. For drama It was that was being enacted there beforo my eyes. I sensed It In every breath of the heavily scented atmosphere, heard it In the quickened respiration of the woman who stood glaring at Allen Drake, trying to preserve her fiction of contemptuous surprised anger. She was evidently determined not to speak again until he had answered her reference to the rogues' gallery. Put both Allen Drake and Lillian Underwood knew too well the value of continued silence to spoil the advantage they had. I do not understand how she could have remained silent as long as she did. She must instantly have realized that the Intruders were no burglars, that in tho parlance she no doubt best understood, they "had Her new kome skould be equipped with music, for music is one of the essentials of a rick and harmonious life.

something on hex." She must have been tortured with suspense as to the exact nature of their business with her, yet for a long time her composure equalled that of Lillian Underwood herself, and that Is the last word concerning poise. Dicky often says cf Lillian that she has a most wonderful "poker face." Th phrase came back to me as I watched the face of the woman whom I had euch reason to dread. Its lines had settled into an expressionless mask la which her eyes glowed lilce live coals. She was almost facing me, but her eyes were fixed on Allen Drake, something for which I was grateful. I have not Lillian's iron nerve, and I am afraid I should have been perilously near screamlnsr if she had turned that basilisk glare toward the aperture through which I was peeping. But mldtress of many perilous situations as she must have been, sho had met a will power stronger than hers at last. She held herself in firm, leash, but strand after strand of her rope of self-control loosened, unravelled and fell away as we watched her. And when he played the electric flashlight upon the floor, being careful to keep its rays from the corner of the alcove where I was standing, fairly holding my breath, for fear ray presence would bo betrayed to the woman standing so tensely with her hand gripping the curtains. I felt an unreasoning fear of her, even although tho presence of Allen Drake and Lillian Underwood assured me ample protection. "Come on now," he adjured, his voice a trifle sharper. "I'm liable to get peevish in a minute, for my time is valuable. Just come over hero where it's much more comfortable than where you are." I heard another deep drawn breath, knew that tho woman was bracing herself for the Inevitable, Then she parted the curtains and advanced toward Mr. Drake, her path marked uncannily by the glow of his flashlight. As sho came toward him, Lillian stepped softly toward the curtains, and stood with her back to them, deftly closing the opening again. Then, and only till then, did Mr. Drake move toward the electric wall switch. As he turned it on, the woman looked him up and down with magnificent scorn, then turned the samo disdainful glance on Lillian. "SoJ" she said. I have never heard so much contempt and hatred crowded into a single monosyllable before. She evidently braced herself for the reply, but both Allen prako and Lillian Underwood are versed In psychology. Nelthfcr of them uttered a syllable, simply looked at her coollj', appraisingly, waited for her to speak again. "Well," she demanded after waitings long moment. "What aro you, and what do you want? Money and my few jewels I suppose. I mist say I do not remember your f.ce although I suppose I could f.nd thom in the rogues' gallery." She was simply regal in Iter manner. I saw Allen Drake look his admiration of her coolness, but still he paid no word. "Say, I've had just about enough of this!" sho exclaimed. "You've got the drop on me, so there's no use doinp tho baby act over my diamonds and mazumn. But I'll bo d d If I'll stand around and watch you pick 'em up. All I've got In tho world is In a stronj? box under tfio couch In the alcove. You're welcome to the information as I reckon giving it to you saves me being .vtrunjj up by my thumbs' or sumo such little pleasantry as that. And now If you'll excuse me, I'll vamoose from Ik rc." Sho had boon almost imperceptibly edging toward the door as che spoke, although she must have known that her chances of reaching it were small Indeed. But Allen Drako permitted her to get within three steps of it before he spoke. I involuntarily thought of a cat playing with a mouse, and In my resentment at what I mentally termed his co'd-bloodedness, felt for an instant a throb of sympathetio admiration for the woman battling so shrewdly against the menace the nature of which she had not yet fathomed. The, next instant a revulsion of feeling shook me as I remembered all the suffering this woman had caused my little mother, and the s'ow torture she was dealing out to my infirm father. And I am afraid I gloated at the effect of Mr. Drake's drawling words. "Better stop and talk things over" he said. "Don't make any mistake about us. We've got the goods, straight, all wool and a yard wide, so can tho chatter about your mazume. You'll have It all when we leave her and you'll need it," he added significantly. She took her hand from the knob of the door against which sho had backed. Evidently something in his manner had convinced her that she would better obey him. "All right, spill whatever you have," she said with defiant sullenness. Mr. Drako made a slight gesture toward Lillian. The woman whirled toward her. 'N'oth ing do ing!" she snarled. "Anything that's said to me ia paid by a man. I'll take no dreing down at the hands of a woman."

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IN Mother's Memoiy

By Mary Francis Jones, '21 St. Mary's College Notdo Dame, IncL A mist before her ejes, she sess The apple blossoms fall. The creaking chains of the owing Dear memories recall. The thoughts of his departure For countries far away Are dimmed ehe sees again the child. Ills face upturned In play, ITis laughing call resounde, h Bids her come to see The petal.! fluttering down From off the apple tree. The child eludes her memory was It but yesterday, Clear-yed and light of heart, he left To Join grirabAttle's fray? aTiy tell roe that his grave 13 all Aflame with popples red But what are red poppies to Kerl They say that he ia deadYet ever does he live, alert, her Prince In memory lie plays again, her child, beneath The jxtal-shcwerin g apple tree. SENIOR CLASS WILL PRESENT BARRIE PLAY AT SCHOOL JUNE 11 The annual play of the tenlor clars of the high school will be presented Friday. June 11. "What Every Woman Knows" by Barrl has been selected for the production. The cast in the order of appearance follows: James Wylie by Herbert Allemang; AUck Wylie by Edwin Pattee; David Wylie by Charles Baumgartner; Maggie Wylie by Margaret Freshley; John Shand by I.reslle Andrus; First Elector by Casimir Eierwagen: Second Elector by Fred Schwanz; Third Elector by Henry Bimm; Comtesso le Briere by Margaret Geyer; Lady Sybil Lazenby by Catherine Swintz; Graco, maid, by Irene Healey; Hon. Charles Veneables by Arthur Russell; Mrs Rupert Roy by Lorita Moore; Miss Violet Bruce Mayfield by Margaret Shafer; Mrs. Mary' P. Westpage by Esther Brodsky and Thomas by Ned Schwanz. The committee which selected the play Includes Margaret Freshley, chairman; Lolie Andrus, Henry Bimm, James Taylor, Arthur Russell and Miss Bernlco Clark, senior sponsor. MICA. Wet ground Mica is now bringing at the mills a price of from $300 to $4 00. The cost of mining and milling Is less than 60' per ton. Sorted sheet and cut Mica brings a much higher price and production Is not i ulflcient to supply the deman l. If you are a financier you arc not willing to overlook an investment opportunity in a buslnes.M which snows such a margin of profit. If you are a man of moderate means you have been wishing that such an opportunity would come jour way. It is here now. 48 63-30 Advt tAt cssA prices Yon can buy here any diamond. nr watch L?nJ or BY twee of lew. rPl valoe on terms cf HERE'S A GOOD EXAMPLE of the character of goods we offer at the price. Beautiful Diamond Ring mt $50,00 Artistic. rU BMfwitaf, UtMt 4. J, et with krllUMt &a vfeita Ham rt, specially fttUctedL IC f UOO A WEEK AHstcrts mi t4Ut rabn Olsen 'Ebcjinl 127 W. Jefferson Blvd Warren II. Miller, Mgr. 0 Othr tor. IVnton ILarbor. Mich. Kal&inAxao. MUo. Hock EL CMf riL, Ft. TVrS ZfiL Terr Um Uy Ind.. Grand lipids. iSldx.

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