South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 241, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 August 1920 — Page 7

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m 1 d It th ri:r.try club VrMiy , r -.:r.c. Arr-.-.r? rh lnrtrr rart;ri : thov o? Mr. and Sirs. C C. ;.fr. '' hr t r.tert.iir.f -1 10-, Mi. rt v..j yarr. who had six $:;.:: IUc:t, who h ni . F. J. C'ym. r-.- -tv.it. rr fo 'vho had s'-v n ueof. E. E. T'ir'oer Titrr.ir.c 1 ix sru' t an I .dr. anu ! Mr?. J. O. I5irfIIl who hid reservation for eijrh' &t a t- t I rtnttr-'! with f.eM I'otcts ar.l f i'l ros'-s. The, ma;W d;r.nr p.irHes included hose. -f lifKinaM rr.iin. mts it. r-. ' v I innt-n- i t iht , nnd 1 ica. Dr. and Mr C I. K J. Lrt. F'-üowir.s th" dinner an excep-t!-.Tally arfii-tic mufiral preTm -vp prcner.tej to an appreciative ;i':1!'-rcr of l'. Th- program in Ifl! follows: ' The Conqueror" March Orchestra. Calif of BiKdad" . . . . Orchestra v ...... "Konsr of Thankslvine". .Vocal solo Jarnos T ' II Trovatore" Cover. Selection fa) "Celebrated Waltz." 1) "Anvil Chorus" Orchestra. "-a Harp E linne" Harp solo llazf-1 Stephens Meyer. Medlfv of Populir A'.rs Orchestra. '.Suite from the .outh". r rchetra. "AuM Lnrg Syne" James Cover Take It From Me"... Selection Vocal solo . Selection Orchestra. "iMtronillo" Harp solo Hazel Stephens Meyer. "G f ii S ( ptr." Overture Orchestra. Fina I Orchffdr.v The cmnlttcc In char? of the progj-arn vis composed of Mr. and Mrs. John O. "Irimm. !. and Mr3. M. Stud.liker. jr.. Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Bird sell. Mr. and Mrs. U P. Hardy and Mr. r.d Mrs. Frank Whitehall. Ei?ht quests were entertained at iin Informal dinner party Friday vfnln? in honor of MLc-s Ethel PheUn at" the homo of Miss Mayme McJuail. 124 Lln- oln way V. A basl.ft of nai'turtlumb and jrartlcn flowrs centered the daintily appointed dinner table and individual cordage l-oufjuets of roses and bachelor buttons marked tho places of the Kuest. Mksö Mary' ItobertH, of reat Parrinpton, Mars.; Mlsd Sue rmody. oi Manhatten, Kan., and MiPi Lillian ThomaB, of P.irmlngtun, Ala.. wrt- out-of-town guests. Mi5 Mftmle Kerner, 510 Michigan H.. was hostess Friday at a 4 o'clock tea at the Robertson tea rooms", in honor of MI?5 Rita Staples. A basket of yellow alters centered the table and miniature haakets of asters marked the places of the eU'ht quests. Miss Meta Carney, of Detroit, waj an out-of-town puest. The tea was followed by a theater party Ht the Oliver theater. Monday Mrs. J. F. Kernt r will I e hostess at a 6 1 o'clock dinner at the Keass farm on i Lincoln way TV. rd. On Thursday J f next week there wi'.l be a ellnner party at the home of Mrs. J. Kunou.-e, iJ.anu-nd av.. in honor of Mifs Staples. The annual family reunion of the Whiimer famll was held Thursday at Pottawatomie park with an attendanc of 70 members. Following a picnic dinner which ,as served at r.oen election of oilktrs took plac with thn following results: Presi-l-nt, lsa:ic Whitnier; vice president, j laniel Whitmer, of Gumption Prai-i rie, and secretary. Mrs. Bernice j Byers, The reunion of 1021 will bo licld the Lis. Saturday in August. . th. p'.aof to be announced later. Mrs. Bruce Galiil, 1067 Woodward av entertained eiht members" ct the iibrty Thrirt club with a 1 'clock luncheon Friday at her h'unc. A lartre mound of white day '.Hies ce-ateTed the luncheon-table : .iud a color scheme of green and J white was carried out in the doco- j rations of the house. Mrs. Henry B. ' jl -atrtter. of Fort Wayne, Ind., wn.3 j a.n out-of-town artiest. Mrs. Alma i-:ra.er. .N. Scott St.. will bo hoatesa ti th- club members at a luncheon 1 1 I4th of Scitomber. Tho Iloocif-r ciub was entertained

Friday Afternoon at the home of Sam ThlMdeau. We wish especially Mrs. Ora Barter. 504 1-2 B. South j to tbnnk the Knights of Columbus. fin member and three visitors 1 Itoyal Arcanum. American Yoemen. attended th, ir.t-eti.ig. which was of j L"yal Order of Moose, Fraternal Or-.-. social nature. Mrs. T. Gore was der of Eagle?; also employes of the winner of the afternoon's con-! Studebaker and employes of Indiana f?t. After a pjr.chon served by l and Michigan Electric Co. for the

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M.irkirj: the clo of the play ound activities at Pottawatomie, park was a supper ffiven Thursday i 'enlr.q at th park by Mir Phyllis T.eyer for the playground fcirls. The't prty was chaperoned by Mr. ar.J . Mth. Otto Tteyer. Mle Alberta. Kap-, jelel. of Indianapolis, uas an out-of-: ! town truest. Mira E'.m. Lor.n and Berth Kurzhalf, no 7 W. Pennsylvania av.. were hoete?ics to 27 mtmbrrs of the Prison Sewlnp circle Thursday pvninir. The evening vas spen v,lth isi"C5P and needlework. Th' The evening was spent r.xt meetine will be held SeDt. 5 with Mr?. Claude Vanderhoof. -J1S K. ?outh st In Cle'rr.ntl3n of thrir birthday anniversary the llth little Miasms Adeline and Kath-rln' Llndahl. 304 Harrison av., enterfilncd a numrer of friencs at their homo Thursday night. Games vere played during the evening at the closo of which a dainty luncheon was i served at a table centered with a i ! -i r s wit . . v-r.v - "o , It pi!)k canoes. Members of the Lady Eaples motored to the rummer cottage ofjj Mrs. Charles Miller at Indian lake Thursday morning where they where they spent ; the day with boating, bathlnp, flh-i lng and other lake diversions At noon a pot luck dinner was served. and was followed by an afternoon devoted to cards. Supper was served. Announcements Mrs. Anna McBroom will entertain the Grandmother's circle at an all day meeting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Edward Slick, 704 Marietta st.. Sept. 1. Personals Mrs. Iatalaia Drapinski, 614 Brookfield St.. has been called to StPaul, Minn., by tho illnes3 of her sister. Miss Helen Harbin, 3 20 XV. La-F-aile av., returned Wednesday from; a two months vacation spent in Grand Canyon, Ariz. Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Allen. 1103 E. Indiana av., have returned front a week's vacation spent at Chicago and Gary, 111. Mrs. Rose C. Valentine, 701 W. Laralle av., has as her guest, Mrs. Mary J. Feerrar of Los Angeles. Calif. Pefore returning to her home Mrs. Feerrar will visit in Elkhart. William Reams, a teacher at the South Bend Business college, has gone to Cassopolis. where he will spend a week's vacation at the home of Mrs. Ina Flsk. Mi.s Beulah Mae Sammons and Miss Estelle Russell of Chicago arrived Friday to be the guests of Miss Margaret Manning, Park av. MARION'. O., Aug. 27. Sen. Harding today declined to comment in any way on the Charge regarding republican campaign contributions, lie said it would be more "becoming" to allow National Chairman Hays to dl?cuss It. "I only read the. speech very hastily and haven't a word to say about it," Sen. Harding said. Odor Bros, ers, 1122 S. S147. Contractors and BuildFranklin st., Lincoi.i 8750 31 RACES AT STMUXGDItOOK. Thrilling motorcycle races at Sfringbrook park tomorrow starting at 2:30. Seven big events; 20 riders; many daring professionals; all tho best local riders. l'.2S I) ARK- D EVIL IUP ER S. See them skid the turns, eat the dust and win by a nosol Motorcycle raee3, Springbrook park, tomorrow, 2 : 1 0 p. m. Seven big events : 2f professional and amateur riders. Bes; sport of the year. It23 CARD OF THANKS We wish to take this method of thanking all the kind friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness extended at the death of i our lovlnsr wife and mother. Mrs. beautiful floral pieces offered. Sam Thibideau and Children. At Wheelock's i It will bring pleasure to every member of your family. Come in and see the various models on display in our store and let us play them for you. Price $25.00 to $275.00

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

I stilled mjclf to read v ith much more bouyant spirits than I hj.d pos-; k,-.i.-U t few momer.u carlirr. The i litti" cii-.ounu-r with my mother-in-! laU'. instead of lni.r-ir.p rn. thr Uyuat rc8ai, f r n. . ' h ha.i I given a distinct humorous illllp to j u-y nerves, and I looked forward with pleasurable anticipation to the I driving lt.hon which Dicky had ; proiiii?ed me upon hid return from I Ms enforced ouUnt' "with bis' mother. A rlnr at the door bell, however. ! a. feX' miniltA nflrr mv lll-n ! ismall sun and omther-in-law had do-I ; nartP.l nilf tr. f Icfif mv ünflftr,iHnn

of a restful, lazy hour. For it was ! the sight of her thinness and palllr. followed almost linmedlittly by j The weeks since I had lat een l?er Katie's announcement at my door j had plainly left their mark upon her. that "Dot rcd-hcaded teacher, she "How glad I am to see you," I exIn living room, vants to s.e vou." claimed. "You have neglected me

"Pleaee trv to rmf.ml,or f :' Jiolcombc's nam. K.itie." I said b iu crORSl V. KMb.r.nn.tu-.imiKiir vn nc rr.v ' J ' a J annoyance at the interruption upon my little maid, to whoso constitu- ! tional inability to remember names ought to be Ud to bv noxv 'I no can twidt tongue around dot hrWp v-oH r..,- -im

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half ruspected. to the dislike she has tor Alice- Holcombe. an aversion, which, as far as I can see, is caused only by the fact that I am unusually depressed after my friend's visits, and Katie's warm heart resents anything which troubles ine. Genuinely fond as I am of Alice Holcombe. yet at her calls, infrequent eno.igh. I feel a tightening of the nerves all over my body, aa if pome one with a powerful wrench were slowly winding them up. I know, of curse, that this feeling Is unjust to tho girl. who. though almost crazed by the awful fate confronting the man she loves and the fact that she is condemned to inaction in hi3 behalf, is yet going quietly, bravely on her way, and only comes to me when some emergency confronts her about .which she thinks I ought to know. Indeed. I think It Is this very fact which makes me dread the announcement of her name, something that Katie has shrewdly discovered. If .-he came oftener and on casual errands. I should not stiffen into ten.e apprehensive attention at her arrival, sure that it heralded something alarming. I tried to disguise my qualms with a semblance of annoyance at Katie. "Do not keep Miss Holcombe wait-

Winifred Black Writes About: Love and Make-Believe

DEAR WINIFRED BLACK: Yesterday at noon a group of girls in the office here were discussing their various love affairs. I kept rather silent because, somehow or other I cannot talk about that in public. One claimed that a girl can go Just as far toward loving a man, keeping her feelings and love for him under such perfect control that If he grown tired of her or if they disagree, she can just forget, without a single moment of pain, that he ever even existed. Do you believe thi.i is so? I am engaged to bo married to the man I love, lie is clean, good and true, and consequently I have every reason to be the happiest girl on earth. I do not mean that he is a paragon; he. isn't. He's a young business fellow, the type we see in town every day. and he loves me. Now. I know that I love him more. If possible, every day of my life. I am true to him and I would rather go through Hell itself than cause him one moment's pain. Please do not think that I go around expressing such feeling; I don't. But down in my heart I know that he is mine now and for all the time; that If ho grew tired of me, I'd love him Just 0 & vo-vVi-t to xiaiaaa. rous

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int." I aid a bit iharply. "Please ask her to run up her a once. I am so Klad sho haa come." Katie muttered romethins under her hrAth ."! flhft weTlt OUt the door.

which T nretended not to hear, a short, succinct doubt of my last statement couched in two words, one of them profane. But, from ray vantage point at the door of my room. I heard her deliver my message with respectful courtesy and was. therefore, slad to Ignore her soliloquy. I welcomed Alice with outstreicnrd hands at the top of the stairs a n A tricii t r A 1s;ni Isä mv dlsmaV at ch a m of nil v. ")f COTirsO. VOU h&V6 ) come for a long afternoon, so let me take your hat and I'll ring for somethins cool to drink. Katie makes most delicious iced things." I had relegated my driving lewons to tho limbo of things inevitably postponed, for I knew that the wornfmnttmr ma hA vltAl need of hand In protest. I can't stay." she said decidedly. "Not for more than a half-hour. I must get the next train back. But I will accept your offer of something iced. I am fearfully warm and tired." I rang for Katie, gave her a brief direction, saw her start happily away Katie is never so happy a when fcho is preparing something dainty to eat or drink then turned to my friend. "What is it. dear?" I asked. "If you have come for only this short time it must be something urgent" "It is." she said. leaning back in her chair and closing her eyes for a moment as if marshalling her words in order to put what she had come to tell me Into the shortest scope possible. I was shocked to see how very ill she looked. The blue veins on her eyelids stood out alarmingly, and her manner was so quiet that I guessed she was putting a repression upon herself which was dangerous to her nervous system. When she finally opened her eyes the wild anxiety in them startled me. "I'll tell you in the shortest way possible." she said. "A man came to me this mommg, saying that Kenneth had confessed Mllly's murder." the same, and with tho heartache that I know would folloiv. I am sure that I could thank God sincerely for having given me, for a time at least, such love as we have now. Please, dar Winifred Bl-k. am I different from any other girl who loves a man I mean in letting myself love him so? A. V. G. Und or Perfect Control. So that's what )ku talk about when you're munching your eandwlches and warming over your coffee or your chocolate or whatever it may be? Good for you; it's Just exactly what you should talk about, and think about, and feel about, at your age. I'm with you. on your side of the fence and your side cf the lawn and your side of the house ami your side of the question. The girl who says she can go Just so far loving a man, keeping her lovo for him under perfect control so that if ho ever says to her some evening: "Well, honey, aren't you getting a little tired of me? I met a new girl the other day and she seems to be a good deal the type that appeals to me. Don't you think wo'd better say 'Good-by' and tKousmd of -voKo as me man ' I m. to Ö p. rru

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! smile and say, "Why certainly", and kiss him good -night for the last time, and go upstairs and go to sleep and not shed one tear ard rtner even dream of him -- not even once. Well. I think that girl might as well be talking about the baptismal rights of the Patagonians. or the color preferred by the man in the moon as a wedding dress for his bride, as to talk about love. Love "Whllo Ycm May. She doesrt know a thing about it. r.ot a single, litt! bit of a thing. Perhaps rtrar day she may. and when she does look out. Those self-centerd. self-contained, self-pleased young ladles are the I very ones who go crazy and throw themselves out of windows, or Jump into a lake when thev do reaTiv fl! la love and something happens to divert the course of their happiness. lou're engaged to be married and you love the man you're going to marry with all your heart and with all 3our soul and with all your mind so much the more sensible for you. Marriage without such a love as that Is a ridiculous farce, or a cruel Joke, whichever way you want to look at it You may not be very sensible about him, and I do hope he i6n't sensible about you. I hope he thinks you're the one perfect human being Alive, and you know you aren't really no-w, are you? But If he'll just go on thinking so. you'll do your best to come somewhere near to his ideal. So will-he try to live up to what you think of him. Love while you can; love while you may: the- rose of youth and love blooms but onco in the garden of life. Pluck it for your own hold it cloeo to .your heart and inhale with deep "and grateful breath its sweet fragrance that's the only way to get anything real out of life at all. (Copyright. 1920.) mrtTTT AXXOO-CETENTS. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grenichenko, 908 W. Dunham St., son, Aug. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Laughton Walling, 2308 Lincoln way W., daughter, Aug. 25. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Moe, 308 N. Francis st. son. Aug. 24. Mr. and Mrs. Koioner Ladenski 2015 Linden av., son, Aug. 19. Mr. and Mrs. Charles LeRoy Hess 816 E. L Salle av., son, July 4. 3LVKRIAGE LICENSES. . Arnold Wolf of Caldonla, I1L, to Maude May Riel, of Belvidere, 111. Pearl Wilson of Elkhart, to Lu Ella Young, of Memphis. Tenn. fcteve yclees of South Bend Anna Bella of South Bend. to XEW FALL n LOUSES. arriving daily new creations blouses. Popularly priced from to $12.50. Oliver Style Shop, 103 Main st. 9084-28 Odor Eros., Contrar tors and Builders, 1132 S. Franklin st. Lincoln 8147. S750-31

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