South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 314, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 November 1920 — Page 9

rri:sn w morning. Novnrm:n t. in:. i DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN 5555 i.TTTST IN FROM NEW YORK SOCIETY Suffrage Clubs Circles

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

SOCIETY

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Revelations of a Wife Heart and My Husband 3Y ADELE GARRISON

Announcements M 'nh-r rf the hl-h ri-ol r.ib Oi will mi'ft Tuorviav aftr-rroon

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and y.r-. IonJ'.ri r for ; sn'' j trip to Mi'.wank". Wi- . fnllowlr.:; '.vhie'h thfv will b- ; t Ix-m- .'it 14 - , W. ixtf-r.th st. rhi'-ar...

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program Mrr. J. Kre-d vad fritn 'h- Ktud' hook. "Th" Man I'. hir, 1 it.-- I'art,' afte-r .vhih a ro'.ind rriLodursylf r. w.i. h-ld f'irr nt

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'Jffrpe. My!r. In two w re-kfi th'" luT wiil h rt tinsel tt tho heni.f Mrs. Myl-r, lOI Sh rmin a v.

Mrs. A?rr Hav, ow. 1r. R-irhnri

fr-; '-l!r HrTlarrnon, Mr-

Ifnrri't C'uUy nl Mm. Marjri'rlt'Knrn wr heiftf''' Morula y .iff r'inon at thr rrjrtilnr bi-rn'nthly meetlntr of th Eastern S'ar :iäü!;irv h'el In th" Monif rl'ih. ro.mH. Af!r th rotitln1 hu.-ir.e"- hid ) n d!.posffl of th time wt r-nt .eially and rfr hme-pts wre rv l hv th hotw.i Arie)tir in"-etint;

of th atixll'ary will N hdd at s-m? pl?re In two w'?kt.

Mr John IV.. y, !!. 7: 1 , .nKKhi.vf (! th T.ca:: -

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Harris Xirnba v of Grt-r; rcrarttor.. Pa , at a formal at thc.r horn- Sunday. A

t or lii'tir1 of yt-d'i'W a'.d white fl'a? furthered In thr floral dt-cora-t!er: .nt the tahlo which was center-

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tlx'tnums In an ivory basket. M.-.v--Ih l;e Niniblry of Chicago wai m out of town truest. The marriie of Mirv Hle.xHf-il and Mr. Xitnbh-y will take plare N'ov. '2 . A number f parties will b- t,'KMi :n hnor of the hrii- e:rc;. Th- Wlde-A-Wake ch.s- of th Mrace M. K. church met Saturday afternoon tt the ho.ae- f.f Mr. Vera Hohlr.sf.n. Z U7 Miami .t. r.;-cti"ii of olhcfTrt occupieei the husines hour and resulteil in the fu Mowing He'htions: Ml.- Irma Witwer w.ih chosen president: Mi.vs Ittith Vard. vlcö-president; Mis: Marjorle TUakeman. secretary; Miyx Zf-lda Thomas. tr:uwrrr anel Mis. Mary Ward, re

porter. The next rraatin:; of Clav will be held nt the- home M!m Ruth Ward. "7 Marietta

the of t..

F3xtn mmhr of tt 71me (fUinla of th- Crac'4 M. H. oinrclt rrt-t Mont,v afterriOn at 4 o'clock at the homo of Mtei N"tth N'ifTi. .10 2 renn-Tjlvania av. Tiu iniflon-ar'-1 rfneH hour which followed th

h,rt v,imt n - mo..1ri' wis in A thlmhV fer the nienibt r- and

charge Pf Mrs. WMllam Rene. If e- j f r; nd: of the Anton W. It. will f re-s-timnt.3 wrtf mtvpI .iurhu: th'- he held at th- old -oart house Tusyrria! "hour bv thv hoctes, h w.xslday afternoon. Mrs. lb ul.ah Kit itz

will act as enairman ' ine committee in rb.arKf of the affair and

aa-r.PTPTi r'y rti"' xiari' ii naii odorf. Thrre "will h ariothT m i tir -j, rst the society h K! Doc ?. it th" home of Mly Itwth Willi trns, 211 H. Vans ?t. JL. The third chapter of ?.h new ovaI reael at th r,rular me-t-:nc of th Novel cJuh held Monday t:i?ht at the home of Mrs Horace r-.x. R24 Sibley pi. PnccMlinr th. i-ual hurfn1! hour a dinner va-.-rvpd to el-hr jr-,jests. irtcludintr a r.w n. I'ml'r, !ss Oiarlotte Whit. v. Mrr. Robert Hhanlln. .".:;: ItivwKlfle clr.. -.in h hostos.-i to th? i lnt mem h rm. Ilrport of tho rcr.t Convention of the Iii-iUn:i Fedrati n of VoiTten's club held .it in Ii inapolij wr rael at th mf"tinic of tlo- ( tv.r T-orue of Women Votorx h"l l Monönv aftor-noon at th Y. W. '. A hy Mrs J. C. N'pff and Mrs' 1 !:. Lambert AniMuru-t mrt of th n t r. retin-' of tl- bairie will b male bltT.

Will he assist d by Frant.. Mr.-'. TIlian I. AlcConnell. Mrs. Mr.. TJ.-lr-n Kenyon

Mrs. Herbert I owner. Mrs. II. .T. Iattl.nn. Mr?. Knttna

Mr. Oi-ein;. Ito-mrr, 12.--. Van Ii;rt-n t.. entertain d Saturday aft.rnron In honor of the s:th blrthi'.iv anniverrviry of her bro' her. Master Warren Krhardt. I nr. X. nadirs', dam and conf-ts featured the a fterno n'w entertainment and refresh me n t were- .ervvd.

Ooetz. Mrs. Minnie Frank and Mls Thclma Mo ran. Mr.. R. S. Fraun cnfertaineel with n family dinner at her home Sunday noon in honor of her out of town iruc.'JT.s. Fall flowers decorated the table at which covers were placed for the following jrues's: Mr. nnd Mrw. Wiikam Cratn of Warmw, IrvL: Mr. and Mrs. ".. W. Clous- of ML-diawaka. Itobrrt Onnao of the Wilbur Wright Hyiptr Field ur Davton. O.. and Mr. ami Mrs. J. W Wandel of South I'. n 1.

j More than ino ;a- m'o-rs nnl ! f ra ndK f the flerman M. V.. church

were t tit rta incd with a chicken

supper at mi' enure n auiruay nisht. The affair was -;vf f. unde r the auspices of th Tidits Aid uciety of the church Fe?li Tionpco of N'otro Damp university entprtnine-d a number of co.lcsro friends from hU home in tho Fhilippin-s with n dancintr party Saturday evenintr at th h-mo of Mr. and Mrs. K. M Taries. i 27 Lincoln wav V..

Mor- thin "o rotiph th Hrvt da:if;n; I'.irty of .oit (riven 'dori.i iy . rd

Indiana Jub by no

''t il I '-.me im; club ( hestra e.f I' Ik hart oiufIc f-'r the prou A sirrti'.ar at'f ii" wi'!

.ottend-'d tllO f'nat the

nl- r" of ttic A 1-St-.Tar'.cli'H orprovided th

t ro or .inru-s. b.- heM m the

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atinf but'-. c.-' .t' a n--Woman's A'it'iir if hospital h M M-rdlv :' the pur.-- ' s h'-H, to- ri-

o;ed to -j-win-r t'1" -iml'.ar n.e tin ; vu" 1-r 13.

tiers of t'i .-'.! f the o 1 ; pw or ' !i

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Personals Mr. and Mrs. A. H. TaCbell of Clevrlar.d. O.. art the gitets of Dr. and Mrs. 31. 11 Vitou. S. Michigan t-t.. for a few d.iya. Mis Ie!en Kersey of Goshen, Tnd. who spent the week-end with MI..s Flsie. Clay Ttoicrrrs. 10 31 Cleveland p. v., and Ml?s Leah Zuver. 1 0 ä 2 Foitairo av.. ha.s returned home.

! IHKTIIS. ! Mr and Mrs. William ,311! W. "Wash inert on av LVov. 4.

W. Sibley, daughter.

Mr. tn-l ; Wih.am wy cvrnlri honor o iversar.v.

M r r bv ' th. At

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Mr. and Mrs. Sherman (Ireider,

. Nov. 4.

Mri Glenn Horrer. 7 0', Ft.. son. Nov. C. Mrs. Ituis Tatay. f. 0 1 N.

l.'2e Queen

Mr. and V.. Wen ire r Mr. and

S'udebukcr av

Mr. an tl Mrs. 1 V' S Walnut

a a ti '

1 1 c - had dynamite '.-ithin it was t-pdiy f.i-evn by th- man's behavior. II- tried to pretend that b.o h id not h-ard h;r, and aeldre-ss-d him.-lf to in- in hurri'd. confusei accent .

I heirs ric ue my tfllin.T you I anth:n.r biore th-r pef))l-." he? .-aid. "Hut you'll l;e sorry if you j

;on t ti'-ar what I v- Kit to say -''Oil. I ll .L'tj ou aKm." He turii-d ami fjirly bolted to Iiis o. n car. swup.k it around, and p.i-s d us tus if he w re the driven instead of th drner. lrs. Ticer, wiio iiiU had h-r mouth o)en while he was talkir.LT, -vid-ntly waitirar her chance to turn another tirade hose upon him. waved her hand d risively as he j.ass. d. but he did not Ms her, for his had wa.v bent er tli sie I .UK' wheel. As he disappeared at'OUHil a curve .-he- thre'W back her he-ad und laughed the loartily, boe:nirv L-uh uhich one vould epct from her ample proportions. "Well!' The mr:os liable as she titte-r. d it was book. "Tliat lidu't take- ion. I expected he'd show mot - t'iirht than that. But h n v r did b"e half as much gumption ax a hv.-i botth-tish. I 1 ' to my wheel, first assuring myself that my hands and knet s h.ad e ',i- I "woljblimr.'' "He had his mermry refreshed by

I threw my engine into hi'h. "Ye-es. hin memory com' back to him rnlchfy sudden." Mrs. Tic-r diauled. "1 Kinder thought it would. He's a ilick en. ;s Jake. I hope h" ain't makin' no trouble for yiit, child." Her voice was suddenly full of beautiful anxiety. "Not for m ." I meant to give hrr as (dear ar. explanation as 1 could without betraying a contiuence. It was due1 he.-. "Hut a a friend of ejur family is in troutib. and this man thinks I knew "omelhimr about it which would hurt our frientl, ar.d he's trim; to Srt me to tell it."

Mrs. Tlce-r ma b with her tongue. "That's just like was the .rnerU-Mt indignantly. "Tht

him the time I meant when I told him abeut it my father .autrht hin stalin tools out of the tool house. Ife-'d had the reputation of bein llirht-finnereel. but I'aw h M always .tood u for him. Hut when I'aw catmht him red-han'ied he was so mad that he took .lake by the rofit collar and booted him all tie way to tho trite. "I i einen. her I stood on the front po.Th and laughed while he done it. 1 had a couple of r-vUsons for despi:ii' Jake that I'd nev r told my folks anythin' about. He was the freshest thincr in all this section, and th- kickm' Paw give him v.a.-. certainly comin to him." I marvellecl no longer at the sml-

h-n '. parttire of Mr. "Ilridgeham." A mcnion- picture Mich as Mts Ticer had called up w.as n'-ugb to abash th boldest of blulfers. ibat her next words showed still anotlu-; re-ason for his abrupt departure. "I'aw didn't hae Jake arrested, ho tock it out :n kiekin' him," she vent oik "Hut a few weeks aft r that Jake left town between hjus t anil sunrise with the sheriff tw jumps behind him. Ther-'d been .-. hous broken into, and if b.e'd ever been can cht it wrm' 1 have meant state's prison. TUU he was cute enough to get away. A few rnor.thri after that his folks moved out west, and nobody's heard hide nor hair of a Wilsey in L'O years till Jak shows up here callin' hino--ir 'Lrid-reham' ami tryin to git Tic r to do his dirty work for him." Her voice w;;s so full of honest wrath and contempt that I reflected it was a good thing her old acquaintance was out of her rca h. She looked fully capable of repeating her father's performance of ye-a rs a co. "How did you know lie meant to meet us today" I afked. unable to

contain my curiosity on this point any longer. "Why. ho told Ticer'" she said, and then hurried to defend her absent decidedly le-or half. "You iee. Ticer. he comes from

u. t A I:'. ( L'a n-et t

s. on Jak-, an' he know d him if he

di.-p'.i e.l tn uncon

star the

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w.iy. ah r-ro'o'lv

had. Her tn

ions nr. i

:r,g e-f !h? ir. 'lit al Cl'obr-b.--nt Tu '-r, which my f

that L-riii i-iiiim ( i-i-'ii- r

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a ock and bull story

atut havir.

Mrs. If. M. Apj leman I iriue of th' lesson

i k'.-'ir Women's Bible la.v

' in- t at the association ioiildmp: at r 1 .!'. :1." .lock for supper, which will n J be fi-1 !-,u--.l by the class period at -,K:4j o'cir.rk. Miss Jean F.. hmioat ,f iwi'.i have chart:- cf tlje stuiiy hour. a- j Mrs. 'h trie s Heasor. Maple Grove

1- r ; .-:'r ,.. host, .-"; to members ot

Map'- Grove Lulbs' Aid society 1 1 1 . . 1 . - .l'..-s Wednesday after-

Another hig ihipment of New, His;h Class Wool Tricotinc and Poiret Twill Dresses at

1 rvff

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to watch yva hfoius you was rruv up in a murd r cav. ar.d he was

a u.

b-tec?ive . Hut Ticer mni'- to me v. iih it. an' I ;;ed it so he'd liste n to whit Jak- said and pretend to h'-!p him. an-1 then t 11 me ewrythin" that was u'oin' en." MAIUUAGi: LH'IINSLS.

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Tlte o n if

Artiuir Mitchell to Mad'.e-ne Brown Daniel fa dak -

of Michigan Fity e.f South It.-nd. f Sf)Uth rjuid to

Josephine Dworiv-ki of South Fend. Lloyd Kir-he r of south r.vnd to Kuby l-.i- l- of South Ih nd. Albert Ron rf Seuth Fend to Myrtle Kipairick of South Rvnd. Karl Galbreath e f Mishawaka to Doily Filey of Mishawaka. John Frzybisz of South Fen.; to Lillie V, irwäj.'W of South Fend. Andrew St ay no-ski of South. Fend to Heh n K.iynii' rrik of South n ml. William Far.er of South Fend to Fva Faul of South Fend. Glen Carlton of South Bend to Grace Toner of South Fend. William L. Lor.L,- of South Ib-nd to Fynthia Adle of Walke rum. Ind. AFa-rt Martin of South lbnd to Dlla Mc Closkey of South Ib-nl.

t her home. lit- r.itur- dvinrtmr.t section The Projrr s club will meet

Wednesday a ! te rn on at Z:: (.'clock in the club room.s. Mi-s Katherino (mp!.e-;! -. ill li-ca- "("rime- and F-iti;-hm-nt." ! v Do.- oi.-vski Book-

news will be pr. sente by Mi-s (It r-'r-ad-Frown. Th" rne-etir.g r-f tho Home MiA-icn-ary society of the St. Fault M. K. church which was to m et Tuesday afternoon ha.s been postponed for eno week. The Past Chiefs association of the Fythlan Sisters as ill hold an all day meeting Tue.-day at the K. of F. hall to pew for the rummage Hale.

A pot luck dinner will 1 noon. All Pythian sit vited to attend.

served nt s a r e ; n -

j Dr. F. R. r,e( r. formerly of Xib. Mich., and graduate of tho Xirksj ville. Mis(juri. and Chlcauo Colleges ! of Osteopathy, wishes to announce

tho opening of his rthce in The Xews-Times F Id-., previously known as the American Fldg.. n cor. of Main and Colfax av. -I 0 .T -1 1

a . luo.rin.' roi.--him. He a Pa ays sneak." .-Ii, s i id l.tst time I seen

son. Xov.

Vllx Tah.ic-n-ki daughter. Nov.

AT WHEELOCK

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An unusual value at

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amp (rs illustrated) is a work of art wrought in metal arid amber glass. The finish is antique bronze. The hade is lb inches in diameter. The lamp comes complete with two tungsten lamp bulbs, silk cord and connection plu ready to ii-ht. Special $14.95

Main 7." I.liuohi r7lä YERRICK Fl Nl.UAL millCIOUS 219 S. St. Joseph St. Wo art near joi: as otir Phon

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We boupht this lot of fine drrsxes from a hici

class maker who needed money, at 1-3 leo th.m regular prices. Vf sell them in the name way

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$ 75.00 Dresses. 1-3 off. $50.00 $ 82.50 Dresses, 1-3 off. $55.00 3 67.50 Dresses, 1-3 off, $57.33 $100.00 Dresses. 1-3 off, $66.67 $125.00 Dresses. 1-3 off, $83.34

These are high clnss, exclusive Dreine? only one of t kind. The Clerks offer 10 Discount during the s.ilr.

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Sale Ends Saturday at 9:30 p. m.

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