South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 317, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 November 1920 — Page 9

FRIDAY MORNING. NOYIIMI&IJU 12. lOTk a DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN -w -r SOCIETY V'r-w,: mV, - Clubs Circles Suffrage Philanthrop hy - f j i. . i j

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SOCIETY A JcÜchtfuI re$ru;re of iy Fvnrh niasic was preneriteU at c rict.tln.ff of the mu?ic department of th lrosT?H club Thursday afternoon In the club rooms. Tho nrol.tütv for tho affternoon which wan :n rh.ir? c-f Mth. I H. Wirt, in!u '!! vorn I an! Instrumental felecri'.riM bv HL-i Crispin lUimoM, Hal Var. Aikrn. Mn. J. A. .Maloney, Mi.- Kvflyn Pulmfr, Mlw Jltla iur".ir. Mist, Maud V,-bcr. Mrs. W. J!. Iiryvn -uj 1 Mis WiMa Sh.or.ta. 'The Si-.mi.-va r'lk Porz" will h .! )-ur;1 Ht the nfxt mtln which wi! be hMd !c. ?.

The inarria:,' of Mibs I"va Marlt l aul. d-iujrhtfr cf Mr?. I Una. Paul. i:i i:. Navarrn st , un l William Iiaur, '"n cj Mrs. Vcronlcu Heck '.f South Hnd wa SH'i-rnnizel "W'd-ijf-.'Iiv morriin:; at S o'clock at the .-acrcrl IP-art church, Notr- Dam-. Urv. J. s.h-ii, . s. ;.. ci Ibratin,r tho nuptial rr.iv--. Ion Paul, broth(f f th- ht:.!, "liy-il 'The Bridal

''horns" frTi "lh ürin'' as the

I G orsr M. Witwer. A luncheon at ! th horr.f of Mr John Hlhhard,

ZO'j W. Wanhintrton av.. will be given for Ihr- club mf-mtr Nov. 18. Mrs. John Johnann, Mr?. AlfrJ Car If on nnl Mr?. Herman taberK werf? hoot-s.'s at a metinff of the Iidlp.s' Aid society of tho Gloria iKi Swedish Lutheran church which ras hld Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. After a -hort buirrw meeting Mis K.th'r Carlson entertained with two Kons. accomranled by Mrs. Carl Anderson. Two letters to tho society were read by Mlv MaWe Anderxon. The next meetinir of the society will be in four, weeks. Mrs. S. XV. P.acr, 12 K. South tl.. was ho-itesw Thursday afternoon to tho members of the wuth taction of the Woman's lenjrue of tho First M. i:. church. The afternoon was fj)f nt In sewlnjj for the Epworth hospital. Mrs-. C. S. Taylor, Mrs. Chnrl-H Miller, Mrs. Georpo lleylrr. Mit A. P. Duffendach, Mrs. J. L Jvirtln. Mrs. Hiram Kre ihbaum.

hrtrtil party jirw.-r(b J to th altar. ! -Irv. J. M. rhillas, Mrs. H. I. I3l

MifJ Mario i'.iul. ri.-.ir of th.- brid'. iittrr.ild ns hri'lf s Ti'tld ar.'l wore a lrork t ;tpr! l -r;' io Iiir. trim

med with Ihr xk

ton and Mrs. Lnariea ijonrz sufdiiiel the hostess. Perfect attendance markvd the

. in r r( 'f.l-üiil.i.i M- Th.- bride j matins of the Victory club which wa. rr.in-:y ,y:Ir-.i in u l-owii I wi-c held Thursday afternoon with

trlmrrwdi sir, cjnaria iticxei. lovj . arron

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'O.ir!' and wore

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hat to in.iti'h. 'hv f.nr:l boiKH?H ! s,.th.irt r Jolnsr tli- ( ' i '.-nvn; ;i

hreakf.'.it w.ti rcrvii to :;0 u'sU'

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st. Driinty refreshments -were served

during the facial hour which cloeed th meetin,?. Mrs. Clara nplogle

at th" liom- ff ili Mr. and Mr'. 1, i . r dlHK' trip ? Ciiic'i'u

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Open d. 'wssiui (t pre.for Womrn." tnd 1 H.u- Wile

Ak A Hunrit k U'oin.Ki l"i-m ALek'al S'.:;r dj-oii.r." . -n m.ductf.l j at an all day inr f 'ih- Mount! Plc-a.int Moni 1 ; iu;n : !ul' t We(lr-'!;i v!.:.-t was Id v.Hhj Mrs. S.-idi.- i:"u.-j.. i'.J. I 'jl-. lowing a p'., ltui. dim. it s rv d iiti noon ro!l i!l w.i.- i jmiid to by t

.Trs. Elizabeth Pmmons. 7:U

I hiv club Thursday afternoon. Poli lowing a luslnesH mettinp tho aft-

, rr.ooji wux occupied with neolleI work". Refreshments were served at i th' close of the afternoon by the j hosti'S-? who was p-sited by Mrs. ilh'vin. The meeting w;s attend.nl

by 1." members. The rlub will met with Mrs. (H'org Buk, 7-9 HUUnc a v., Nov.

answerirt; i You Th-.n;. ln I'.-i j t. : bu,ir.e "What Co tv an"" bv .i ICelitlon of Comrr.ur.it v.

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Th. regular monthly business in tin- of the Iadies' Aid M'cif-ty of the (Jraco M. K. cliurch was- held Thursday afternoon lti th"' cjiur-h

prtrlors. Hosteten for tho afternoon

w.i. Mrs. IMward Weaver, Mrs. William Kllnkrur and MrM. Myron lrich. A social hour followed the bu-ir.i -.-ns meeting. The next regular nit'etin of the society will be held tho second Thursday in December.

rnakinc: and l.ikir.-'. Tin n tn Of th- (-!i;b h. Id tin- s.-c-oni Thui -"1 y in I - iiit. r at the

home or Mr-, .orui mum on tri- I .in - i

roln way W. id Report on thr branch m.-ftin icld at Detroit f ei. 2s and th.-Mtm-rmce nir tiri2r Ivld at Culv r. Ind.. ")ct. 2." wre uiven by Mr.-. Homer Vol ton and Mrs. (Charles Stark at i m"otincr of th Youn? Women's -"oreltm Mi.-slon.tiy rociety of tho rirt MI. i'. church Thursday evciln at the home of Mr. Charles Z. Stark. 4"2 X. Allen st. MN rrace Stump, who was rh leader f the evenincr, was assisted by Miss Iarion Air. s and Mrs. Ploren e

Members of the Kurrka club were r.t. rtain-d by Mrs. P. P. PcrKer, 1 7 P Lincoln way XV., Mishawaka, Wed n -day afternoon. Following tho meeting vhich was of a social na-

j tun- refreshments wro served at J i o'clock. Mrs. J. V. Shirk. rtlS j l''nnsylvania av.. Avill act as host

ess io wie emu inc. Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Pup "15 S. I'ranl.'in ti., announced the enKaK'ement of their dauht r. Miss isther Flupe to Maurice J. McPrlain, 41.". N. Taylor st. The date of the waddinpr has nut yet been announced. Mr.-. C. i:. Rumpler of Indianapolis will be trte principal speaker

3eard

it the second convention of the Rt.

The nitiu w.f attended : Joseph (ountv Federation of Worn-

ry 19 members. Atii-.ti r ino'tiri; of en's clubs t be held Saturday at uociety will h Id Pec. ;. j the Mishawaka iublic library. Mrs. liumpler will talk on "Federation." Mfjsbf r ot" the v .. n's T"-i i-'o Mrs. John Wynn of Iaporte. retirilis'ionary .-.;- ; Lowell irii; chairman of tho Kith district,

leldhts M. L. ' i.ijrv'.i were nterained by Mrs. I . S aiuhn, lu10 2. 8orin st., T'm:rday afternoon, rho ml.-i.on Ick-ihi st nlv va coiluctod hy Mrs. .1. K .'-!.y ami Mr--. V. Tiut'fon was m - Ii u u-.- of t.,. !ny. :rry lox A plea fo1- the r i i r f of :hs Armenian .eoi'dc was made by v. Smith. Rr tr shments wf -c lrved at tb' r-loe of th- t:e-etinE? 15 member-. Mrs. Hilts will eurtain th- o, i' t !.. at . her lomo cn K Howard s;.

A combined rr.ettifi of tie of the l'irsf held Thur-day Konape. Aft r plon occupied of the usual nfternoon was T'p-worth h -

biisine.s Wbat-S. Paptist

ar..! soeiil -L-r cla.--s hurch was

wiil alo l..e a speaker. She will give a report of her admini.-tration as di.-trbt chairman. Mrs. C. Putterworth will make the address of wt'lrouio. The meeting will convene at 1 0 : 1 T ('clock Saturday mornint; and will be 'presided over hy Mrs. George? Phillips of South Pend. More than 0 clubs of the county will be represented. Two minute talks by h presidents of tho clubs will be piv-f-n and reports of committees will be read during the morning session. At noon a pot luck dinner will be served. The afternoon s-esslon will be call-

tiles." Ml9 Gladys HiKrnmer and Miss Pva Kuth Holem entertained with musical selections. The next meeting will bo held Dec. 1 at which tlmo tho retiring officers will entertain the club. More than 2-5 members and nuestf? of tho Children of Mary of St. Patrick's church enjoyed the dancing party held Wednesday niKht at Su Patrick's hall, S. Sect: st. In keeping with the spirit of Armistice day f'.ags and the national colors were employed in decorations. Music for the occasion was furnished by Jlerron's orchestra. The committee in chargo of the affair included Misa Adele Wills. MiR3 Mary Casey, Mifis Grtrudo PaumKartner, Mis Gladys Poudley, Misu Xatherino Dish and Miss Marparet Murphy. An all day meeting of the Clay and Harris Home Economics club was held Wednesday at tho home of Mr?. N. J. Kramer, S02 N. Notre Dame av. At noon a dinner was Ferved to 16 members and three fruesTs. After the usual business meaning Mtk. H. J. Longley read a piper on "Why Does Indiana Rank Seventeenth?" Mrs. Harry Van Luc and Mrs. Gus Goehner also read papers. Mrs. Fred Tteemaa entertained with piano numbers. Mrs. Pelle Nace, Edwardsburg rd., will entertain the club Dec. 8. Complimenting Miss Esther Ulbricht whose, marriage to Georpe McDonald will take place Nov. 24. Miss Amy Paa.be. 422 E. Bowman st.. entertained with a miscellaneous shower at her home Wednesday eveninp. Pink and white chrysanthemums were used In decoration and a color schemo employing the name shades was furthered in the luncheon menu and decorations. Misvi Ulbricht and Miss Anna Gustafson were favor winners at contests. Seventy members of the C. W. B. M. of the First Christian church attended tho meeting held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. P. I McQuary, 1335 Randolph vt. The devotionals were in charge of Mrs. Joseph Kopscy. Mrs. John Mitchell read a missionary paper and Kev. McQuary entertained with a vocal solo. Another meeting of the society will be held Dec. 8 with Mrs. W. W. Borden, Lamonte tr. The rlrt meetlnpr of the ParentTeachers' club' of the Perley school following organization was held at the school building- Wednesday afternoon with 13 members present. Mrs. Carlotta Ranla and Mrs. Sey

mour Bullock were speakers of the afternoon. Mra Bullock ppoke on "Friendship and Hospitality." The next meeting will be held at the school Dec. 7 In the evening. Mrs. Henry Dudley entertained members of the Friendly club Wednesday at an all day meeting at her country horn near New Carlisle. Dinner was served at noon to members and two visitors. The afternoon was spent socially. Dec. S, Mrs. Walter Hill, 608 Pennsylvania av., will be hostess at a meeting of tho club. - Announcement is made of the marriage of Edwin A. Hunter cf Winner, S. D.. son of Mr. and Mrs. John X. Hunter, Forest av., and Miss Maymo Smith of Nevada, formerly of South Bend, which took place Wednesday morning at Omaha. Neb.

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

Any wife vh has suffered th pangs of jealousy will understand how my heart leaped at Dicky's an pry, passionate words. They proved to be the emotional part of rny mentality that my husband m.ust care for me as strongly as ever or he would not display such savage jealcuay of Maj. Grantland eimply because he had erroneously taken it into his head that the officer had taught me how io drive a motor car. Of course common sensc would later demonstrate to me that many an unfaithful husband, caring nothing at all for his wife, fiercely resjnt3 any attentions shown her by other mon, simply becauso his vanity cf ownership has been jostled. But at the moment of h eanr.fr his words I covld feel nothing but triumphant Joy, mlnpled with a feminine desire to prolong the situation & bit. "Do yo-j really expect," I asked sweetly, with my eyes fixed on thy road in fron of me, "that I am going to answer a question couched In such language as that?" I think It was a fortunate thing that we w?re In a motor car, and that Dicky knew enouph about driving to realize what iolent excitement might do to an inexperienced driver. Othervviso I am sure I would have witnessed one of his old-time tantrums. As it was ho contented himself with a muttered Imprecation or two, then sat in stony silence for at least a mile. "I'll just tell you one thing," he said Icily at last, "you'll either tell me the truth about Grantland or you can let me cut right here and now. I'll walk to the station and get a train back to town." There was a ring of determination in his voice which told me that he meant exactly what he said. I was arr-rry enough to take him at his word, but neither my conscience nor the affection that was tugsring at my heart for him would ! rm.lt such action. I was stubborn enouph, however, to cloak my acquiescence with an air of infinite ennui. "Why th melodram-a. Dicky?" I asked languidly. "I haven't the slightest objection to 'tell you the truth' " I mimicked his strenuous tone "about Maj. Grantland or anybody else. If it interests you. though why it should I cannot imapine I can assure you that Maj. Grantland did -not teach me to drive, and that he doesn't even know I have a car or have learned to drive it." "Put" there was undisguised relief in Dicky's tones, and a puzzled note as well, "your description of the 'best driver you had ever known " it was his turn for ironic imitation now fitted Grantland to a T. Of course he's a craokerjack driver, I do not know him very well, and the devil knows I disapprove of him, so what wa.s I to think?" There was a querulous note in his voice which told me that his brainstorm was over. The next inflection would be apologetic I was sure. I removed my volco from the refrigerator and sunned it a trifle before answering. "It has not happened to strike

you then, thr.r the snno description applies to Doran, the garage man ir. Marvin, whom 1 have h-ard you denounce many times as a conscienceless extorter although I really think he has always been us reaw:iable as any of the para go men in the neighboring towns." I heard Dicky t'w a Tittle easp of astonishment, then h put back his head and lauuhed as I had not heard him. Iau?h in months. "You unmitigated little fraud!" he said when he hc.d caujrht his breath. "So that's what you've been up to! Wanted to put one over on your husband, did you? Well, you certainly succeeded. although I don't see what you vanted to put all tho mazume it must have cost you Into Doran's pocket when T could have taught you for nothing." I saw he had no inklimr of the fact that I could n?t possibly have b-arned anything from him because of his arbitrary manner of teach in it me. Hi-5 voice had the puzzled, grieved note of a child seeking to understand something beyond hicomprehension. "But I wanted to surprise you. Dicky, dear," I said sweetly. "Father bought the car for ne, and I thought you'd be awfully surprised when I drove up to the station tmeet you." "I was," he returned with another chuckle, then he demanded with rourrh tenderness, "What did you mean by saying that you couldn't Imagine why the truth about Ma.i. Grantland and vou would interest me?" It was upon the tip of my toncue to repeat the words H trry Underwood had said without, of course, pivins the Hourco of my information but a sober second thought mad? me say softly instead: "I am afraid, Dicky, I wanted to tease you."

".top this car this instant unl.

voti want to wreck it!

was

his

laughing answer. "The driver is poing to be hvitred and kissed properly before we go any farther."

Announcements Mrs. Wesley Miller. 410 K. Broadway, will entertain the Frances Willard W. C. T. U. at her home this afternoon. The Schoolmasters' Wives club will meet at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. H. Merley, 309 Hammond ct. The Wan etii Sewing circle will meet this afternoon with Mrs. John Ettlein. 51.1 S. Taylor st. Mrs. Ada Hartz, Mrs. Jennie Goss and Mrs. Mary Kimball will bo hostesses to members of the Norman Eddy Sewing circle at the K. P. hall this afternoon.

Personals Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gammon, "12 3. St. Peter st., will P-ave Friday for Tampa. ITa., where they will spend the winter.

W. Tille- of Chicago is of her parents, Mr. and Jennings P122 E. Dubai!

Mrs. A. the guest Mrs. F. W av.

a snort bu.-iness se--wlth the transaction rouiino baiin-ss tho

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ruined for the b .m-j i t l-r T ru

ar.d Interup th Sund.u held Wed lie-

ifiernoon at the par-jed at 1:".0 o'clock ad will be open

ed by a musical number by the Progress club double quartet. An Address bv Seymour Bullock on

wing for th3"i5rlght fides of DarlJ, Clouds" will

be the fpecial feature of the afternoon meeting. Mrs. Bullock will lead the discussion. The Sumrtion Prairie Home T-Vo-noruics club quartet will present a vooal selection and ML-s Jeanie T i : ;- will lfa.d the community singing

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liit' depart rr.ents of sehool, which will h i av pi the church, re

freshments wete serv.d to membi'r?. Tin1 il.ito .t' thi- n. t me-tin; will be annouiicvl liter.

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Charles M unlock. Mr. at ward Witwer and Mr.

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Officers for the ye.ar wer leeteo at n. mo tine of the ftudebak - MUlie'V club held Wednesday ai'r-

and i emoon in the school brcildlnfr. Mr--.

H . Pusell Starp was named president; Mrs. Frank Patson. vice president: Mrs. Winifred Clark, econd vice president; Mrs. K. B. Lter, secretary and Mrs. George Lawrenre. treasurer. Hint.s on intelligent buyinp ami f ibric tests wer made by Miss Katherir.o Dennis of the hiph school in a talk on "Te-

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