South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 210, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 July 1920 — Page 7

tVKDXI'SDAY MOriXINf;, JTT.Y CS. i020 DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN Clubs C irclcs SOCIETY . Suffrage Philanthrophy

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

Tlif C rti-i T'wni,ij 1 1 i . n"i.ii'- club w.-is nt : :;.i::-l ..t :i til l.i) ii- tic.; TiicS'Uv ;tt the n.,fr . r Vr. i-V.-ini, H i ! i . I , i r i i . li..i.- hli-'h-v. tv. A i t -!'.: k d.nmr v :.s -'ivt ;it noon to n.Mn'rs arnl L'iiists. Tf.f roll (D'l u.is -ii!Mv r-l iy fli idmsr of humorous v r s and i'Mir.K h :nttinff the foüowin' J'roL'iiit;) vi. r;ien; h vkci! : oh hv Ire llupl. u ji.iji-r o:i th" 'ink of th? i-olitict! p..rti by Ury. C. Forde, a pi;rr on "S w Cilfor U'on:rn," by Mrs. K. It. Uf'(-r and piano -iertir by Mis? Meie?, Cro.viooi. A tommitbe wu a.yjxiiiiicd fi r a pror nrr. to bt jlven. i'l a Th.inl.P.ilviniLr binq Jt-t n No. ' rnhr. when the cli:b member? will nterUtin their hu.sbanri a.nd fnjni:.'.. Mr?. Am el Li Hotet:!r, will le hostess to the club Aueu.'t '4. The weekly d-ance at the Country lijh was ir.-cecied by several large onrer parties. Th UrRrr fcj.irtie li:h;ded those of Miss Uetha Pratt. hr. entertained 14; Dr. C. L.. ;eyi-r T ail 14 Kuet.-; O. M. KunrnUon of ioshn entertained 12 RUttiLs and v r w re lail for 1 at the tble of J. M. Käufer, rial's were re-i-rxed for five sma.ll parties: Mis "'srKinia Ktler w.i.h Jiotes.s to six; i'. W. t'oen entertained idx; N. ( "'Infft hnd ix gucsta; Dr. K. It. IJorl'v wuh host to five .sruests. and I J. 'Ü.'-r h.i'l regulations for three. Tucnh-iwo member wer; pren! ;t the -f-kly it -e 1 1 n of the Ailfi. W. R. "o. 14 Tuesday veninir at the o'd court house. Ori ."i pr h ;tt irn for mr..l rsliip as : iv'l ami cne application was bal1 1 uon. Th- cli'b's annual picnic will b h'd toi.ay .t Hudson lake. The dub will meet 1uc?iav, Aiiqu-! , In th- f:tnif pl'u e. Mr.. William .Mötzelbach. 115 K.

' .-UV TL '.. its Iil .- 11 fix II 1' 111r of the Plymouth needle- class Tuesdav afternoon. bunrhron was rvfil and the afternoon was yp-nt ociallv with needlework and rontists i:i uhi'h Mth. .eor?e IIoiner an . the prizt ,1nn r. Th- club w ill ir-t in two wicks with Mrs. O. A. Michlln?. 1-2 Milton at. Mi's Mis)tirl A. Gi'Iilanri. lanh-t-r of Mr. and Mrs I. D Oilland. ? 2 4 South lb nd av., and Jay (i. Oshorn. on of Mr. and Mr5. R. M. f)sborn of Arpos, Ind. were married Saturday at the home of the brides p.irr-ntH. F:e. Henry Ij. Davl offliatinp: After a motor trip through the east. Mr and Mr. Oslvorn will be at hom' at S24 South Bend av. Mr. and Mr J. H. ! ir. kr nbinder. ! 1 K K. Sot in st., ntertalned Sun-f.r-.y evenlni: with .1 ditiner celebr.ltInc the 19th birthday of their son. Walter Fin kenblndT. Covers were laid for !0. Mrs Krnia MrDoual i.t Ctrn.r Til rnA Mr ci Alf

. I k l..-ll.t, .All. .-.I. ....... Chatincy nancor. of (loshen, Ind., were h out of town guests. .Te.eph A. Fraln. lfl:9 N. St.. Louis l.Ivd.. has announced the approach' marriage of his daughter Miss Kuth Mario Fraln to Chnrle Jo-

r-eph I. TUgKins of Tetroii. Mich.,

The er ;nriy will take place at St Jo ph's ehurcli on Wednesday mornint?. Auir. 4. at 1 o'c!o-k. Mr. and Mrs P.. K. Weyers entertained Saturday evening at a 6:0 ''clock dinner honoring1 Ilia Georgia Reynolds, of Peoria, 111., coverswere placed for nix guests at a table attractively decorated vrith rarden flowers. Mr. nnd Mrs. LAwrenc Zedtler announce the marriage of their daughter. MI; Ulanche lt. Zeltler, to E. Dalton of Florence. M.. which took placo July 20. r. and Mrs. Dalton will be tt home at Florence. . A picnic was given Tue.a.iy afternoon at le-pcr ptirk for the mni-t-'TH of the primary anJ bfianners department of the IMrPt UaptLn church. Games and contests tvrre the dlverMon.i of the afternoon. Arthur Ttusell. 109 North Shor dr., entertained a few friends informally Tuesday evening. After dinner rv-J at the Itea.s farm. Lincoln Way rd.t the party motoiei to the Country club for the dance. I'sual buslneM was transacted at the meeting of the Live Oak drill team which was entertained by Mrn. Grace- Kiztr. Marlon St., Monday evening. During the social evening contests afforded diversion and were won by Mrs. Cora Martlndule and Mrs. Nora Long. Refreshments were served. In two week the team will meet at the home of MrJ. Ida Hunt, S. Fellows st. Announcements

will leave the city from the Grand Trunk station and may take either the early morning or the noon train. A picnic dinner will be served at 1 o'clock. All members are cordially invited to attend the outing.

Personals

The Ladies' Aid and Woman's societies of the First Evangelical church will hold their monthly business n.e tintc at Pottawatomie park, Thursdav alternoon at 2:00. Following the business meeting the women will serve a pot-luck hupper to their hubnnds who will be their guests for the evening. The Woman's IMninrr ii:b will ri,' a dinner at o'clock Saturday evening at the Robertson Tea Room

honoring Mii Jessi' l'.ryant who will leave August 1st, for Indianapolis where she will make her home. The Tiusday meeting of tl; Young Woman'. Hotr Missionary society of the Grace M. T.. church has been postponed for a month. The S ,s. I.ible class of the Stull Memorial church will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. M. M. S'tull, l-'i:: S. Michigan st. The annual family reunion of the Robertson family will be held at Riddles Iike. Sunday, August 1.

1 lit' winuii a tuAiiiai ) in trie Westminster Presbyterian church will hr the guests of Mrs. Luther Martin t her cottage at Diamond lake, all day Thursday. Members

Mis Estelle Cover, Chippewa knoll, haM returned from Lincoln, Xeb..' where she attended the Vnierslty school of mu!lc. She was accompanied home by Miss Ethel Welch of Chicago, who will be her gu?t for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. O'Brien, ljirr..ont Terrace, have left for an eastern trip through Canada, stopping at Montreal, Quebec and returning by New York City Mis Phvtlis Reyer, 62 5 S. Eddy st.. nt Mis Marie Xisch. 614 S. Cufthing st.. left Tuesday to attend a 10 day' Sunday school training class at Elmhurst college, Klmhuret, 111. Mir. Esther Pearson. 741 W. Washington av.. is upending the week at Diamond lake. C. I. Piatt of St. Joseph. Mo., Is the guest of Mrs. Harry Rolofr, 927 Twelfth st. Meyer Friedman. 702 W. Indiana av.. win leave Sunday for two months stav in Rrownftnn, Texas. E. W. Mo'rse, 102 7 California av.. Is spending a two week's vaca'on at Winona lake and Laporte, Ind., at the latter place Mr. Morse will visIt hi parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Morse.

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

BIRTHS. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zwerzinski, 1517 W. Sample St., son, July 24. Mr. and Mrs. Georgo E. Caryier, 719 E. Jefferson blvd.. son, July 21.

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bargains pnlorc! Hotter arrnnge5 to eprnl Thursilay In South Pcnl. Honeymooners Look A wedding present of $50.00 in gold will be given the first couple to get married at Roseland Park next Sunday. Phone us about it right away. C. N. Lodge & Co.. 220 Farmers Trust Rldg. Phone Lincoln 5733. Ro.-irland Park is the gem of the south side. Terms 11 down, then only $1.50 per week. No interest and no taxes for two years. These beauty bomenites are selling like hot-cakes. Most lots are only $ 2 9 ä . while other lot in the same section sell for $000 to $1,000. To inspect the property before the Sunday crowd, take nouth side car

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'alksouth to the property.

Katie gave cne ol her infectiou chuckles. "Vot you tink happen to dot cake e-f Katie no look at heerr. before dis?" she ajjked, her face and eyes shining with the consciousness of duty performed. "I go me down. vatch dot cake soon us you coon, talk to dot man. Dot cake, she all rtght, coomlng fine, you not worry vun beet. I take heem out yuon as fhe nice brown." "All right, Katie." I said gratefully, for 1 feared that I might have no more time to be&tow upon Junior's birthday cake. "I'll leave the cake in your hands." "I feex, all right, ell right," Katie carolled cheerfully, and as I walked to the telephone I envied her volatile spirits. Alice I .'olcom be' Tho thought of her had con.e to me ai sorr. as 1 had seen the neceesity of checking ut ths attorneys of Konneth Stockbridge. She was th; only person In all Rayview of whom I dared a3k a question concerning the principal I would hae gone directly to Mr. Kent's office in New York, but I had read in the newspaper that h had laken a trip out of the city, would not be back for arothtr week and I felt that I nver could waii tha: long to find out if a Mr. George Rridgeh.tm was a member of hi staff, and if fo whether he u the objectionable person who had called on roe. There is no telephone in Alice Holcombe's home, but one can reach liar through an accomodating neighbor. The cheery', somewhat piping voico of this -woman came to n..e in answer to my cnll. "Mivs Holeombe? Ally HolcombcV Sure, I'll call her over! Rut. com to think of it, I don't think she's home this morning. Ally aint. Leastways. 1 saw her going out of thu house last night with a suitoaÄ, but mebbe she was just Utkin' gom; dresses to the cleaners. She doe.s that often, though I tell her it's awful extravagant, that she could Jift as well do 'em at home.. Rut I'll go or anyway and come back and tell you." "Thank you so much," I respond -el fervently, realizing with greater force than ever whüt Alice Holeombe had meant when he Haid th3t she dared not sta at my homo the night after Milly .Stock bridge' death beeatiro of the gossip of the neighbors. Evidently In the village of Rayview there w.is no possibility of the left hand concealing anything from the right. T held the 'phone rigidly to mv ear. hopin? against hope that tho

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Winifred Black Writes About:

Mother's Married Son

Double, double, toll and trouble. Doesn't anybody ever have any good times in this world, or do they all Just wait till they're in some klna of misery before they write letters and talk about it? Here's a mother, a womm not Quite ;o. in good health and fairly good circumstances. She has a pretty little home with a front yard and a back yard, and her dead husband's picture on an

easel in the hack parlor oh. yes, j she call It a parlor. She hasn't sir-: rived at the living-room stage yet. j And in her bedroom hc has Jusi i exactly eight pictures of her son. j Some are framed In leather anJ some are framed in wood and sonic

are framed in velvet. One of them was taken when son was six months old, knitted bootees, -crocheted Jacktt and all. The next ono was taken of son lying in a frhell with just as little on as the photographer could tand. In the next picture son is 5 years old In velvet and a lace collar. In

nie nt .M u-a I", in in' iv i i"'v "ri .i. There's a ricture of him as he look-j ed when he graduated from high school, and one of him taken when he was first engaged to be married. And son Is always rather good looking in all the pictures: in some of them he's really handsome. There's nothing startling about him in any of them, and there nothing strange about that. Son doesn't seem to be startling him?flf. He's just an average, every-day, good-natured, easygoing, rather selfish, rather opinionated, rather successful young man. He's married now and has a rather smart little apartment of his own where he and his wife live and that's what the letter's about. Son's In Ills Place. Son hasn't been to see mother In two years. No. they haven't quarrelled. He Just doesn't com to see her. Once In a while he calls her up on the 'phone and asks her to come over to the apartment for dinner, and sometimes he and his wife want to take mother out" for a little spin In their new. shiny. little machine, Dut mother won't go, either to the apartment or for the spin. Fhe's hurt, and. besides, she'd rather &ee son alone. And on'a wife knows it. or mother thinks she does, and It's a good deal her fault. And what do you think mother doe about it? She nits in her pretty, little houfce and Tooks at sen's picture, and cries and cries. And nobody's sorry for her. At first they were; but now they all stav away and let her cry. Är.d she hasn't a soul in the world and she' all alone., and. oh. what shall nhe do to bring son back again to his mother? Why. nothing, my dear woman, nothing at all. He belong with hi wife, not with you. Of course, he's o!fih and foolish and his wife is 5eiri!h and roollsrs, or they wouldn't behave as they do. But i that any reason why you nhould be selfish, too? Isn't" there & hing in the world for you to th'.ric aout hut that son "of yours? What did he erer do for you, nhcw. that you should spend your life weeping: over him? Weren't ycu Juet a little bit selfish in your affection for him? True love is happy In the happ!ness of the one beloved. B happy tha.t

your son love his wife and is loved by h' Porrow some of their happinr.c. why don't you? You're an o'.der woman than she is. You ought to have more sense than sli1 has. Hasn't life taught you th ; folly of dwelling on bitterness a'nd hatred? No? Then it hasn't taught you much. Ilae Your Own Pricnds. You are one of those who clutch so tightly to those you love that you make them want to get away from you. 1 hae seen many such. I know a woman who acts that way atw-ut her daughter. Shs fairly live, breathes and exists through that daughter. She has no life of her own, and she doesn't seem to want daughter to have any individual life ;;t all. Daughter Is grtting nervous and Irritable and restless. She's a good, devoted daughter: but some day she'? going to run away from home and disappear, just to get a chance to breathe. I'm afraid that's what you've done to your son, little, foolish, mournful mother. There are lots of people in the world besides him and Iiis cold-hearted wife. Hunt up your old friends, make some new ones, interest yourself in somebody ele's children for a change, and the -find; thing you know, whtn you've stopped trying to hang onto son. he will stop trying to get away from you. See if he doesn't. And then you'll wonder what you had such an awful time about all this while. Set if you don't. (Copyright. 1520.)

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woman was mistaken, and that I would hear Alice's voice presently. But It w aus the woman's fa bet; o which greeted me a few minutes later. "I'm awful sorry." she piped, but Ally' gone down to Patchoue to her cousin's on htr father" side; her father's brother's, eldest girl U mairiod and lives down there. Sho has two childrtn that Ally s jut crazy over, you know there's nobody spoils children the way an old raiid aunt docs; leabtwavs. that's

what 1 tell my hut-band his sister j live with us, there e no livin' with J the kids when she's around " "Can you tell me when Mi. Hol-j combe will be baxrk?" I liud tho I

question ready upon a hair trigger, shot It Into the 'phone at the first pause for breath upon the part of the woman at the other end of the wire. "Why! Her mother said she thought sho -would come in on that train tumjorrow afternoon, get in here about 5 o'clock. There's later trains, but Ally's awful particular about stayin up too late when she's got school on hand the next day. he'a funnj that way. Ally is. but she's an awful fine girl. I always say to my husCand shut th.it door, and if jou don't stop teasing that cat I'll skin you alivo" The terrifing threat startled ne lor a moment, so expletive was it. 1 almost looked around fci the neglected door and the eot I was ntpposed to be teasing, then seived the opportunity to cut short th" woman's voluble ar olOtry for "thet i dratted kids of mine" whkh sh" Mad beginning. "Will it be poK-ible for you to ghc a message to Mi:--s Holeombe as soon as she corner in tomorrow?" "Oh, sure!" with cordial heartltness. "Glad to do anything to oblige Ally or and friend of hei-s. "Thank you. Will you pieaee as her to cd.11 Mrs. Graham of Marvin rss scon as she. cts home? Tell her it is very important. .She knows tho telephone numt-er." 'Hh. yes, Mis' Graham! I'll watch out for her the minute sho comes in. and tell her right away. Tula is the school ma'am, Mis' Graham, ain't it? I'vo heard tell a lot about ou." "Yes, I am one of the Bayview teachers," I returned demurely. "Thank you again for your kindness. Good-b," and I had escaped

rrom the telephone, adding to my other worries the vague speculation as to the nature of the things Alice Holcombe's garrulous' neighlcr had "heard tell" about me.

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No matter about prices "Clean Stock" is the order that came yesterday morning and it will be obeyed.

No!" It's not too early to buy b.ankcls.

"Now's the Time

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Slightly soiled cotton blankets, wool finish blankets and wool blankets at 1-3 to 1-2 off. Cotton blankets, $4.50 to $5.50 v.ilues $2,95 pair. Fancy plaid wool finish blankets, slightly imperfect, $2.95 blankets at $1.95 each. One lot white blankets, colored borders, $8.95 to $29.50 values, special at from $6.00 to $18.34 pair. Extra large grey and tan blankets at $1.65 each.

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PEARL BEADS Thirty-six strands of La Tausca pearl beads, length 24 inches; $12.00 (O strands. Tomorrow at

Sold b Central Drug Store. South ; Hciid. IUxI Cross Pliamiacy, Mlhawuka, and others. !

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riJWOUTH'S XKV YORK PI Ucii.sin laraimov hkahd itxom nvviais syzsi nkw GOODS TO SOITII HIÄ'li. Ten of our buyers in Xw York all week and they have teen "on the jump." Ne-w goods are coming in. They have purchased some great stuff. One hundred rotten voll- drei-seg will ko on va.e at J4.50 each Wednesday rr.nrnlr.gr. They are aj dovn in price and way up in value. 5e our new dre&ses, only 14.50 each. THE KLLSWÜHTH STORE. AdvL

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