South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 193, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 July 1920 — Page 20

I A . .11 1,1 11, 1 :.;..

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN

Clubs

Circles

SOCIETY

Suffrage

Philanthropy

ii!S;!S?S SiFS SATIN WRAPS FOR AFTERNOON WEAR

Ex-Kaiser With Income of S50,G00

Fears Hell Become a Pauper

A

th.u

of

M2 Vah::.L-

1

(CONTixui:n fiiom page i. shcond sf.ction-

:uu a-u, uii a whit ;.!:: with f ill length veil of

T.jeee

.t show r h'l'j'iut

t . . t. Ol

t 1

.Mr. ..: ! .ot--. Hiry .M.;ti;,o iifrl'

and A. :. V" n; m , .f ,t t h w f k wskl ar.'l August .... u i.b'i h .ci.ir- 1 v':.,.r.t.. ,i -. ..... .

, ; - i 'j. . . j , ...-. - - , . t a , K i m ;i. en . . 1 -

ltd S;i 1 1: r: t i. -' ' '

.it '. hu at

r a r t;.ti iri af th- horn- of the

ihr h' me oi i.'hicajraj.

Miilcb i; ii flits ni -r, r.ra'.s 1. iti.tr. .Mr and Mr.--. Wartr i 1 ft f r a 1 t.t liars' tri: to Chicaro

IlJinoi.s. They

:. r , ' V .. r i . . i r ; i

t..- t , r. t..;.. r . s c of Ni.tr-

! i ::itr. t.. :" i : i oci.- aio

i

tr.";-y t i:: :: : . f et 1 Lt i

.. i . s Mary "r. ; r.d .M .'d i:-:-.h 1

;. -i l.s id

li-s M.if t: jr-rilf Martin, 725 E.

. . - . - l ; i , wilt ,i r. rT, i l !i i r- a. r-rif -.!

t:.. x : r . :: c . I . . -' .m.' ;t.t i.i v-i- ; . "-""-' , . . f tl.i- .tv i.:, :.: - I tii'.: r.n M ; t:" l- :!:!.. . it.l. at hT hoint Frii r-i fror.. !...,.. i trur f.. i th.- ! v.i. ii- Initiatory woik o.-- -! .!,. t r.f th. hi; I it r.trt. ..f.-i: Mi':"! arrr i;.rt of the cn- ,,. r. bhe iot-l I ' ! l onft-rrcl uj-on Mis - i ,7i r i - Jyt , I' rothy I:..rr..u .!, Mi.-a I'lortnce

' .f "f south T i 1 1 I J ' 1 ' j ,ir..i .u.y .uiiureii iiaurr.gari-

!.. :i l.-i of Jh .jfco. ! r'' r- Kf tr-fchtn-nt.-s utff i-rveJ. M1.-m i

' ' , ... 1 p 1 -- :i ? ti)- t . i. f iiif.(.tlr, iV'f.

I '- r: , !j i ' 1 . . in iükf " v v.. .1?,, u.v . ,.?. ' . , (. .i i t, (;:.. -?s. i "' u" 'f whu-h will he announced '

, . . . . I . I i , r r t . . f ' ' 1 I '

'!'!... .,11. '.I III.' M-' Ijl l'- 1

fr.,,.-- . f-i,, won- -r- : T"f- ri.Trri i-. of Mi.s Grace Hern-

i j ti.,,. ' j-... !m:u:i:. 1 .1:1 r-I 1 ltU- 'i'i-t.t.r of Mr. an-1 .Mr.-. Wil- . .. I i . f ,r t.N A wit . t ! h . t ; ' i 1 i:.rnharilt. 10.") N. .tu-Uhaker

, j tlo-:- wi-io- ;.!-" on I f,;-. -f"l U'altrr Si-hul.:, .-on or Mr.! h h.'t In'li- - 1:..; A ..'vi. . f ' halt- i '"' Mr. (lUKfiv Schulz. r.U'j i;. Day- ! . . ' . : . . i , . . , . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t . 1 1 m k I) I a ( I- S,i f ii r il;i v m fir n i n c '

if i ii. i.ii i r v. ,i. u,i a . , r.

...... .... -- ...i

... i

m

il ' .'': ;0 o'c lock at the rarsonage of i

: 1 '

1 1 I .J l'i-l 1'

a : - ; i t t ! . 1 1 . i 1 1 :

l "ii f.. I " . .1. i : ; I L-. (jo I j- M-r ! 1 ; i : i

t;... it v.-j -.v. i ' H.iii i- -n 'loci. ti 1 1 s. nth H' tai. i t Hil; t' ltt: i.'ii Vu:' nt Oinofiy of "Ii n :i n-l

Hi' s Mn.'ii ' I ' i fat: 'l LafiiU..

r.i-oiaway Kvan,vf Iir.il church.

flow :-; als; 11. G.irti' hl Johnson performing

i ; : l

th' f ' ri. riiony. Mr. ami Mrs. Milton

a

m . :.:r.'li o! .i r..l Mit.

I : ' t t ' .; " t: ti:- oi moi.y. .,;:;;; tl.' f :: .; "If. iT.d .Mr-. 1 !.u i M. o U' 'l o th.- t lty.

J;ulz attnd'( Him roiiple. After a

hroth'r f I1-.-) 11 f liiap:M Mr. ami Mrs. iv-hulz ),, -t i;,.ir. i: i i v,,il ' f' ;t 1 tionx' in tli ir new home,

1 1.. Du ha 11 av. Mr. ar.,1 Mr?. I5en b'ilber. 22t S. Wr. ham . t , aniiotir.ce the cnyapeM t-.r of their daughter, Doris, to' .I.ii k l.i'inii:i of I'iiicipo. No date ha.- i - ri t.et for the wedding.

Announcements

To :t!.Miii-- of Mi-.- i:. 1 1 i:..lv. :

. ,.:!!!, ! or Mr. !" -Mrs. Matron !:..i'.s. W. .hit r-or. i.'.vd., ir.d Cuol ourt No. 100f V. .. . F. ! I. MtM' il' . of (.'an' io, was sol- , .-'oitth I'er.d, .t. Margaret's court. '. ü.'ni" a ;.t :' o' lo. k Sattirday ! lll.vhart and ,t. Mary's court No. .,; ij,.. i for., of tl..- !'!!?. M. V.. j 'l M i.-hawa ka will hold a joint pic-.:,,;.-rh l v th- iter. K"v. J. N. ; at prinhtook arK Wednesday .-.in.. Mr. ar.il Mis. M Mt.-.lv ' .1! ftirnoun and fAfning

M.ik- ;h if !:"t:"- in ."-oath i na

." U . Jetfi i o

hl.d.

0

V;---: fill r.i'-f InuT, danchtrr of ",'r arvl Ml - H-i.i F.Kri: ;' r.

Personals

.,,.! Kdv aT'l N'oh (

.. :l.ti"t' -t.. '.vir i- ;'! I .

' h . :i - on i c o I I ! i

:.fl.

Mr. ; i n 1 Mrs. ilaymnnl Hubcr xr) SU.-. M. HuUr. Tu. N. .Scott fet., left - . 1 1 .:!( for a thru; weeks' motor !!':; ill l!lf t.tst.

of - ; 'Ph.- Mi.----. I'.uth and Martha Philill j i:t--, -'j7 ,'. William vt., have return-

!":i--T , f il. :.M- n .-at ird I

noon a i ;' . . e , i : v . .i : '. : r c f., - tr at.. 1 M: . 'o'..:i

ilf i,MH. ,t ;.'i f 1 1 : : i : i t st., j d from a ivct-k spent In Chicago ft-:' 1 tly l Ö ' ultM l.itivo.s and t'tiinds. " M H. i:. M'hnr.u', 57 S. Wil.lohn A. Mill- I. je N. Hill st.. j ,.im t.. sp-t la.-t week with reUi 1 -ivihtr -1 I'of L"s An- t;,s in Michigan city. K.-Ies. 'a lift nu:.. to flatm a M.l 1 . :.-lr aT(1 Mrs Kr,h,.rt A. TJfyers. fort -im w hi.-h was N ft hm ly " ' " vn x. P.i.,n t., have returned aim', ;.ils. .tl t ill H(:.s !ID;:i a t-titi tri;, thruimh Iv:n-

Thc ntn r ri.'' c ot

I'itliV

i-rinossi-e

. i .... i i T I . . : 1 . . . s

, ... - 1 1 ... t.i.-- .Mi. anu .ji.-. a. ixuiiv mat mui

- o V i visiting Mr. ,n-! Mrs. Charles -Phsnoon. Ii'.. S. S . -t t. ;Y ! .Nation. i i Mi. hi-tan st.. having drew Wauar. of I...- I h M,,,,,,,, t,()I;) th(jr hflI: 'in KUl. Ii:,: ?. Kendal! st t.;o.v ',,. ''at; l!Vlth V:ylU Oregon, and through

nrua lnornin- 'n... ...t r-'i ..r-i ben. th..v will tour

rii.- I'fide , . .." , ,i .... ...

ine ir-ii in m.u'"i iinu a n.ai.i, i.--

' Sttnh'PS chtircn.

w.. attended hv Miss Mars I". . P'tl and Miss CVlia. Simon. ; ..- !'. . r-n were a frock ot pink oramli- with pk-ture hat and earriel pir.k ri'ses.

taridr,-. h.-me in tin- fall. Miss Ill'-n Iii;rtilin of Kokomo, ItmI.. v) ii.-.s been the house RUest of Mi.-s Marjoiie Whit-'omb. ä."

V : fei .::--i!:f Stin P vÄSS121.. w iCoBt 1n . 'iß "" Iß v

Coats and Capes of Black and Gray Satin arc Favored

nv wNirrn: im.nsii.w Black satin is a favored silk for the afternoon rvrap. At the rieht is pictured a handsom model that affects the lines of the cape. Thre are no ideeves In this creation, i'.ut the openings on the .sides are outlined with finely pleated ruchings of the fatln. The collar is similarly adorned anff may be turned up so that it fits snugly about the neck. Ucneath a yoke which is defined by a satincovered cord, the satin i9 arranged in accordion pleat?. Th linin? of copenhacen taffeta i reflected in the blue flowers massed or. the brim of the white horsehair hat. Gray patin is chosen for the coat, but this is cut on very- different lines. The arm seams are dropped very low on the shoulders and the sleeves flninshed with soft turnback cuffs. Above the waistline in the bick the satin Is sliphtly pouched, but from this point it falls closely about the p.gure. On the sides are effective emoredderrdies of heavy black Filk and threads of tinsel. The lining of purple taffeta reveals the vepue for gay colors. The smart turban n made entirely of purple and blue violets. prVater height belnp achieved by the addition of a black feather.

; the allies' demand was published th ex-kaispr deI clared that now was th tlmo for h'.m to speak. "I will pive my words to the world. The people shill know nil." he declared. II thereupon demanded thv. certain press representatives should b summoned to

Ameronen for the purpo of reportinc kls words. ''' " thes s.-ourlt!e

1 or a tiMe f'.pr. von Gentard protended to humor him

and letters w ere written, but the far of ass initiation overcame the ex-ka!sr, and the letters w, re never dispatched.

t-r- . . w lh forests in nr.- ptl'l to bo b.

r....uu,J uttKKll.s. h may n.ver visit th plans he ha, ThAnother worry of the ex-kai-er la finance. He often thm and pork.-t the prorr.vis. oincs himself to bo prnctl-ally a pauper. Gn. von Th.- proposal made hv F:r A. Ge,V.e :! Gentard has sn to it that ample w, alth is at th kaiser should be exiled "to a Dutch r, disposal of li.'s royal m-i?ter, and under the harcain Europe rather amused V.'ilhrlm. ". f r . just complet. : with Germany the ex-kalscr is to re- commpr.t. "It would be a char.re trm. ccive a very l.irp amount in return for the compulsory monotony of imprisonment here."

The Horoscope

Th Coat Cape at the Right la a Black Satin NoTeltr.

t-jYH'T

.. i .. .

u

( ...

iY,1i t - ? i

t. -, . 1 c-y-.-,- ' il'-:;ti r?.

r. c

Aa i

- 17.1 CSV

r j 'c f . 1

- - ' a. .- .. . - - . 1

r 'l.i;t . - e i ; i 1

rrr1

flie Soul of rflusic

Is imprisoned in that plain black disc. On the shelves it is mute, inglorious. But place it under the needle of the Victrola and the immortal harmonies of the opera or the simple strains of a popular melody are released at once for you. The

kKewater pl. returned to her home !oJay. E. Mangold. T.02 N. Main st.. J. A. Kode, irco V. Navarre at., and wS. T. Oswald of Chicago, left Saturday fcr a 10 d a ys fishing trip at Manistee, Mich. Mrs. .I,. V.. Mangold, 302 X. Main st., entertained informally at dinner Friday niht complimenting Miss Mary Jones and Miss Madeline Me ers.

RIVER PARK

Sunday will be Sunday school at 9:4 5 followed by preaching lQ the pastor, Ilev. Mr. Gray. Service for children only at 6:30 In charpe of Miss HeIiinKstine. PIvaRK'.-litic service preceded by song service at 7:30. Service each evening during the wctk except Monday. Itev. J. I D. Parent of Saginaw, Mich., of the Independent Christian Spiritualist church will give a lecture? at Melville hall Sunday morningand evening. Rev. Parent will also give a message and ballot test at Pottawatomie park, section two, Sunday at 2:30 p. m.

cn sa o

i

51

f If ? H M

7 1 t

There is a Victrola that will fit your requirements precisely. Why not make up your mind now? We have arranged special Victrola Outfits to aid you in your selection.

George H. Wheelock & Company

West Washington Avenue

A number of the younger set chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Manard and Mrs. Harry Donell of Chicago enjoyed a picnic at Hudson lake

. Friday afternoon and evening. A picnic sapper was served at 7:30 and the evening was spent wiaji

boating and dancing. A number of persons on Nineteenth and I. Pleasant sts., reported thir milk missing from their porch.s Saturday morning. This is the second time in the past week milk has been taken after the morning deliveryThe first part of the week

residents in the west end reported j m'lk was taken and have been

j looking for the guilty parties to re

turn. Mr. and Mrs. U. R. Hawkins. 703

I Smith st., hae been called to Rrej nu n, Ind., by the death of Mrs. 1 Hawkin's mother.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kuhl and family have returned from a motor trip to Joliet and other points in

Illinois. j Word has been received here of the birth of a son to Mr. and .Mrs. Flmer Holcnbach July 5, at San- j ford, S. r. Mrs. Holenhack was formerly Miss Achs.i Brewer of River Park. Mrs. It. K. Evans left this morning for a two weeks' visit at Cin

cinnati. O.. and points in Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. R. Hubbard -and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Por.tz and son returned from a week's outing at Indian lake today.

I Major Daidson of Chicago has i been visiting his parents. Mr. and ' Mrs. William Davidson, Sixth St., ! this week. Miss Blanche Gerhart and Miss I Eleuor Sharp have returned from ! a visit at'F-den and Hamilton, O. ! K. R. Harvey and family of Flor ' vho have been visiting relatives

there the past week left Friday tor!

northern Wisconsin to spend th remainder of the summer. The Churches. Services at the Methodist Episcopal, Seventh at., eouth of Mishawaka av., will Include Sunday school at 9:30 a. m., Marshall Ball, superintendent; preaching by the pastor, Rev, G. L. Rulison at 10:4 5 a. m.

Subject. "My Neighbor". Evening! with special music und eermon by the pastor at 7:30. Sermon topic is j "The Significance of Little Things"! A called meeting of thd otticial I board will be held at the close cf

this service. A meeting of the Woman's Rllie class wlU be held Wednesday afternoon at the homo of

I Mrs. P. F. Hacker. .Mishawaka av. j Mis. Harry Redell will have charge i of the mlssionery lesson Prayer

! und praie meeting Wednesday even-

in at . :i0. The pastor in charge, l'rco Methodist, Fourteenth and

I Vine sts., Rev. II. V. Hitchcock, pas- , tor. Sunday school at 10 a, m. L.

i F. Wolfe superintendent. Class meet- I

irg at 11 a. m. Mrs. lena Nikard. ' leader; preaching at 7:30 p. m. by!

I the pastor. Praer meeting at 7:30 1

Tutöduy and Wednesday evening at j ?:U0. ; The special Evangelistic service cf S the Church of God will begin Sun- j day morning in the big tent. Misha- ' waka av.. and Tenth st. The paster! Rev. Wllmer C. Gray assisted by O. j i:. Line, an evangelist of Elkhart.; Ind. Miss Amelia Zielke of Ander-j ton. Ind.. and Miss Mary Helpinr-

sime. of Philadelphia, Services fori

Shoes made for us to sell at fair prices cut to sell fast. Read why in next week's papers. 6 762-tf Advt

SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JULY 11-12. Sunday's chart is an Interesting one for all affairs calling for the expenditure of money, Jupiter being afflicted by the Lunar transit. It promises to he a fortunate day for those seeking favors, or dealing with superiors. Also Venus favors those In the domestic circle and in social and romantic affairs. Those whose birthday It is may expect a lively and successful year, but they should be careful of their money. " A child bnrn on this day will he kind, pentrous and will riso in life. Monday's chart Is jt threatening one. It may be well to avoid new tditcrrriscs and to beware of false friends. Females should be particularly careful in making friends. Those whose birth -lay R is have, the prediction of an uncertain year.

CHRISTIANA TAVERN Among the Lakes An Ideal first-class summer resort. U. primeval wonds on one of rour beautiful connectlns lakes near Adanisvi :le. MIIi.. most inviting in Southern Michigan for health, rest and comfort. Fine roads. r..atin. bathing, tennis, croquet? seines, golf. IVst of fishing. Open July lt. Write for illustrated circular am! rates. C O POUSON. lldwardsburg, Mich.. It. 1. " Adv.

''. : Iiis lirids. works f art. ,ir. 1 r :hT p - - - --r.s Prr.s.-da. Apart altogether from hi we ,;-h. -:T: r." hrr l:t a n nntva il ir.com" of ever '. h- - a !.ir to retain vary o ;:-.; 1;. i,ie interes in ( t p r tt i r A . I holds shares !r. various industrial ar 1 shtt-pi.: -r cms to th- -xm-, of 1 million mark. .-d th-) i:

w her. tliimrs h . v coo::

more r.ormjil. should be anything from' J S ,-r,r, per annum. Another very Import mt ; --d he e--kaiser i to retain in "Jermany :s h -;:- ; r"r. Hi cashes and villn nt Kiel, Potsdam. ,'1 '"i"!.

t:c

: ' h ( ; : " n ;' ." w i- h

Ransack

Rummage

Cle

arance

mm a i

Spinners, Carders, Winders Knitters, Sewing Machine Operators. Day and Night Work. Employment Office Open Day and Night. Stephenson Underwear Mills

KTORU II o ras 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Saturdays to 9:30 p. m.

S2

RANSACK RUMMAGE SALE

Famous

rv a t y a

w n w

V JMMt I 1 J Mmm

LL1 il U 1

O TT"

4 I -a .

commences

JriLib

Tuesday July 13th New Fall goods crowding out Summer wearables just when you are ready to use them, makes this the most attractive Sale South Bend people are privileged to attend in the good old Summer time. Cut Prices to Clean up Stock Each department offers hundreds of Bargains Watch for Our Big Monday's Ad Attend the 1920 Ransack Sale This Store closes at 12:30 Wednesday afternoons during July and August.

'C

Clean-Up

House Cleaning

Shelf Cleaning t-.

Are You Handy With a Needle? Have you ever done dressmaking or worked on light materials? We can use you all day or part of the day and pav vou a good salarv. Ideal Working Conditions No Saturday Work Marie W aist Go. 124 N. Main St., 3rd Floor

Vi

S2E3QZ:

CLAUER'S

Jewelers Silversmiths Diamond Merchants

J7& . im .. (t ii. i ft1 'A

UV M! tLA Ai

Hi

Ä 4 Si hM 83

A Beautiful Selection of quaint shaped wrist watches awaito your inspection at South Bend's biggest jewelry store. You will enjoy "just looking" even if you aren't ready to buy. These dainty timepieces some plain and others diamond decorated are representative of the best in watch making.

CLAUER'S

Exclusive But Not Expensive