South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 122, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 May 1921 — Page 9

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

.MONDAV MORNING, MAY 7, 1921.

DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN

Clubs much aienaar Monday. Thre will hi a meeting board of managers cf tho of thf South i"nd Woman's club. The Temple Aid Siv.erhoM will mm Monday afternoon at Tempi" Beth. El. Ths postponed meeting of the Circle Girls of the Indiana AvrnuChristian ehurrh wil bo hell iri the church parlors. Members of the L!nro!n LHnry rlub will meet at the bom- f Mrs. J.jmr Proud, S47 Forest av. A meeting of the Phi!aih-.t elti of the "Westminster PrbytTi-wi church will take ,)lac with Mrs. Hazel Hagedorn. 1023 California av. The regular meeting of the Standard Bearers of the Trinity M. 12. eburrh will v,t - v,.., Miss Dorothy McCatrue. Diamond av. .Miss irginia 7utt will Kiw a talk on "New Hooks." before the meeting of the current event- department f the Frogrcss ciub. Novel club iirm.rs will b the guests of 1Hh 15'. s staples. 31; N. Taylor hi., Monday evening". Supper I11 be served at 6:30 o'clock. A meeting of the Gamma chapter of the Thalia sorority will be held. Miss Ma-ule Heath. 2 4 S. Willi uns st., will art as ho.stfy to th" Am You Idke It club. Mi.-s Mildred Poesby. 1143 S. ! Iafayette blvd.. will entertain the j L. T. Dunrn r!nh. ! The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Lowell Hechts M. K. church will rmet at the homo of Mr?. 13. Stanley. 712 N. Francis Ht. Tt'h'SDAY. There will be a directors' meeting of the St. Jo.s.-ph Hoyjiital Aid miciety. The general meeting: of the Hociety will be held May 27. Mrs. J. (?. KIinvorth. W. Washington av., will entertain Tuesday afternoon with a luncheon. The Iiuslnos3 Women's Hible class of the Y. W. C. A. will entertain with Its annual birthday party following: tho rcKiilar supper and meetins: at the association building. ill Uil A meel Phll-A-Bi 'ting will be held by tlu ;ar class of tho Indiana Christian chunh. Phi Sigma snroity members will iff Tho Youncr Women's Missionary circlo of the First Kvangelical church will holJ a business meeting and pot luck supper at Hum Village. A meeting of the Kpworth league of the German M. E. church will be held with Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kocnltf. 333 TZ. Haney av. Mrs. Delhi Mnrtin will act as the hostess to her bridre club. The regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the Sunnyslde Presbyterian church will be held at tho church. Mrs. O. J. Lang will entertain tho Tuesday Night club at her home, 1242 W. Van Düren sL The resular meeting of tho Bi.lo-A-Wee club will take place at the home of Mr D. W. De Frees-, S12 Grand view a v. Members of the art department of the South Bend Woman's clul will hold a social meeting with Mrs. Warren H. Miller. 824 L Jefferson boulevard. ' A meeting ot the Bethany class ofthe St. Peter"? Evangelical church V ill jkllsa Alice Engel. IS " 1 Kimball av.. will act ns hostess to the Maids of Honor club. Mrs. C B. Steed. 103 Marinette a v., will ii i' III n ty i entertain the Pvthian Sis-

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Tho monthly meeting of the T-nrUt Alrl kii."Io(v of thn llnrniin M. K. church will be held at the church. There will be a meeting of the Women's Missionary society of the First Brethren church. Pythian Tea members will meet at the I. O. O. F. hall. The regular meeting of the Ourt of Honor will take place. The monthly meeting of the King's Daughters of the Conference Memorial IT. B. church will 1 held. Tho Henry Studebaker school Mothers' clulb will meet Wednesday and the annua'. (Mothers day propra m will be presented. Members oi the Wyman Bible Study class w:ll hold a meeting at the Y. W. C. A. Tho postpored meeting of tho Shakespeare circle will take place. Mrs. Walter A. Funk, 733 W. Washington av.. will act as hos-tess to the Wednesday club. Thursday. An evening meeting will be held by the Indies' Aid of the Broadway Evangelical church. "Mothers' day" will be observed y the Sumption Frnirio Home IIconomlcs club at the homo cf Mrs. Alfred Ort. Sumption Prairie ri. A moetinsr .f the Woman's ForAt Whcclock's

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Jelgn Missionary society of the First I .vi. l.. church -v 1 1 1 be held. Members of th'.' Ideal Embroidery' club will mct. Mrs. Ira Lin lenmyer. 514 Keajiey ft., will art as nostes-i to the Hoosier 'h;b. The regular meeting of the Nonpareil club v.- 'I be held with Mrs. Arthur Fonklin, 12 1 N. St. Louis boulevard. A meeting oT the Prlscllli Sewing cirr'e will tak? place. There will be a meeting of the Women's union of the Calvary Baptist church In the church parlors. The po.-tpond meeting of the Harmony Beading circle will be held. Mr". Barne. 01 W. Washington av.. will have as her guests the members of the Thursday club. j The bi-monthly meeting of the j members of trie Indies' Aid society cf the Munsor. chapel will be held with Mrs. Har-y Carlton, Crumstown rd. The rfular meeting of the rCappa Phi Sigma sorority will he hold. A meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of th'.; Harris Prairie Christian church will be held at the homo of i Mrü. Pavid Sbneck. Mr. and Mrr. Bruce Berger will entertain the Efficiency class of the Stull Memorial church. Mrs. Arthur Reynolds. S. Carroll st., will act as hostess to the H. T. T. G. club members. A merting of the Woman's auxiliary of the Trinity M. E. church will be lul l with Mre. F. G. Jones, 73' Harrison av. Mrs. Arnold Beyers. 2 516 Linden av., will entertain the members of the Ladies' Aid society of the Linden Avenue Christian church. Members of the Ladies' Aid society of the Holy T-inity English Lutheran church wi'l meet at the home of Mrs. Jan.es Basmussen, 410 Sherman av. There will bo a meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Grace X. E. church held in the church parlors. A Joint meeting of tho Indies' Aid and Woman's Mls'onary societies of the First Evange'ical church will be held at the church. Mrs. Edward FIuss. N. O'Brien St., will entertain the Indies' Aid society of the Epworth Memorial M. E. church. Mrs. J. J. Marcus. 71 S W. Van Buren st.. will entertain at the regular meeting of the Circle of Mercy. Members of tho W. C. Sunshine club will bo the guests of Mrs. Grace Taylor, 11132 E. Sorln st. The department of music of the Progress club will meet. ' Friday. Mrs. Pallas Miller, 407 W. ItSallo'av., will act as hostess to the Friday Friendship club. Tho regular meeting of the Norman Eddy Sewing circle will be held at the K. of I. hall. Members of tho Woman's society of the First Baptist church will hold ;i meeting with Mrs. Foscoe Hart, 80; N. Sixth st. Miss Elsa Glaeser will entertain the Rainbow club of the St. Peter's Evangelical church. A smoker v'll be given by the Thelma Shrine club In the Rotary room of tho Oliver hotel. The regular meeting of the Phil-A-Bar auxiliary of the Indiana Avenue Christian church will be held at the home of Mrs. J. M. Belleville, 132 4 E. Randolph st. In observance of Riley day a program of unusual interest in charge of Mrs. Palton Moomaw will be presented by the history department of the Progress club. Mrs. LcRoy F. Maurer. 1201 N. Allen st.. will have as her guests the members of the Worth While circle of the First M. K. church. The monthly meeting of the Woman's Missionary society of the Westminster Presbyterian church will be held with Mrs. M. T. Brickell, 1021 Riverside dr. Saturday. A meeting of. the Hope class of the Zion Evangelical church will be held. Miss Mildred Werner, 722 Dubail ;iv.. will entertain the Vile Awake class of the Grace M. E. church. In the year 1920 there were 1.OotU'OO marriages and at the same time only 7.000 houses were built. Iter. able. Ohio. Mrs. Mary M. CurtLss announces the opening assembly of the South P.end dancing studio. 131 E. Washington ave.. Monday evening, May 2. from 9 to 12 o'clock. Gill's five-piece orchestra. Regular assembly held Monday and Friday evnings each week. S Ö 7 3 -2 yCUrYLKFw ki:iu:kah ix)Dc.i: . 39. Special meeting Tuesday. May 3. at s o'clock to make arrangements to to Niles. 8573-2 At Whcelock's 77. Y J and Paint-up Week our store that will assist you in Floor Mops Polish Mops Carpet Sweepers Wall Dusters Electric Irons Powdered A m monia Floor Wax Shelf Paper Housecleaning Need

SOCIETY

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1 My Heart and My Husband By Adele Garrison

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I awoko to physical comfort, mental misery, when the exhausted sleep into which I had fallen after the departure of my father and Mtj. Grantland had held me for several hours. The windows of the screened "sun parlor" in which 1 slept had been opened to their fullest capacity by some one, and the wonderful breath of tho pines outside came to me with healing and relaxing comfort. The moon rode high in the heavens, and the towering, stately, long-leafed pines again held the semblance of palm trees. As I revelled in the beauty of the night and place I felt vitality returning to me with even breath of the crisp air. But I couldn't rid myself of the dull ache In my heart which always comes to me when Dicky and I have quarreled. And this timo my unharpinesa was Intensified by th morbid fear I entertained that in some fashion Grace Draper would come back into Dicky's life. I faced my own soul frankly, I feared thi3 woman as I feared no other human being. I feared her posib'.e power over Dicky, her malicious hatred of me, and was terrorized even by the chances of her doing mo some physical inJury- I bc" lieved her capable of anything. 1 felt a rush of warn thankfulness toward Hugh Grantland, who not only divined my fear, but shared it, and evidently exercised his remarkable secret intluenco in hiffh quarters to have her removed from such close proximity to me as her stay in Cedar Crest would entail. But thoughts of Hugh Grantland'a consideration wer soon banished by unreaPonablc worry over Dicky's absence. It was evidently late in tho evening I lifted my arm to look at tho illuminated dial of my j wrist watch, but found that it had 'stopped, and that I had no means i of knowing how late it was. Where could Dicky be? Hugh Grantland had aid that I need not fear to go anywhere in the morning. That meant, I inferred, she would leave on the early train but th-t as yet she was in Co. dar Crisst. Had Dicky taken literally tho sardonic permission I had flung at him in the height of our reciminatlons? Was he even now talking to her, looking again at the faultless face, the wonderful eyes which had so nearly wrecked our happiness? If thero be any more torturing emotion than that of jealousy I cannot imagine it. I lay tense, with HlvLY ni'LLimx NO For April 2G 1921.

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Monday Troop 22 served at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon. Wednesday Two ecouta from Troop 9 ure gucU of Uie Xlotary

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By TO THE the ball with Alfred. Of course I clenched palms, it seemed to me for hours, while Jealousy and terror and anger had their way with me. A tentative knock on tho door brought me back to cömmonplaceness with a jerk. I knew the knock it was tho one m y mother-in-law gives when she wishes to know If any one is awake. Ludicrously enough, sho never waits for an answer, but pushes tho door wide open, usually with noisy vigor. She made no exception in this case, but pushed the door wide open and marched in. Mother Graham is the kindest, most thoughtful nurso in the world, but she considers that convalescence absolves her from duty, and is apt to1 insist rather rigidly upon her patient taking up his or her daily taska again as won as possible. Her attitude toward all her relatives and friends is that of a conscientious parent who believes that without her stern hand they would fall into evil habits. She switched on the light abruptly. I had already put my hand over my eyes to shield theta from the sudden plare. lor I know her little ways, but I took them down as soon as the light was on, also knowing unerringly that the atght would offend her. "What time is It?" I asked qulck1" "Time you woke up!" she retorted1 tartly. "So much sleep as this Isn't good for anybody. I've brought you something to eat, and then I've got something for you to do. So get up. Wait, I'll close these windows ilrst." She bustled about energetically, while I thanked my lucky stars pr her intrusion. The mehtal tonic of her bossine was exactly what I needed, and I realized that though I had no desire for lood, yet I sorely needed something hot and nourishing. The contents of the tray she brought were both, but before I discussed them I asked, trying to make my voice sound casual: -Where Is Dicky?" "Gone with that fool, Alfred Durkee. to a bachelor dinner. Alfred said they probably wouldn't be In till morning, and they are going to stay at a hotel over at Cedar Hurst. I'd bachelor-dinner him if I were going to marry him." Her tone expressed, thtj deepest disgust, but I suddenly felt a ravenous appetite for the food before me, a renewed interest in life Itself. For Dicky was not with Graco Draper, after all. club. Swimming at the Y M. C. A., 7:30. Patrol Leaders Training da, fifth session. 7:30, headquarter-. Bugling, 7:30, headquarters. Thursday rcoutm.vsters round table, 7:30, headquarters. Captain William F. Clyne. tho American Red Cror director of lift saving, gives a life savin? demonstration. Saturday Work at reservation all daj Truck leaves headquarter. at 9:00. Cycle corps leaves headquarters at 1:30. (No scout is to leave his job to go on this trip.) Will every scribe personally sub-

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Annette Bradshaw MUSIC OF HIS VOICE know he doesn't dance well, but h mit his name and address to head quarters? Capt. William P. Clync, tho American Red Cross director of life saving, will be here for three days, April 21st to 23rd, Inclusive. The eight-foot scaling wall has been erected at Leeter park and h now ready for practice. Don't forRet the spring clean-up campaign May 1st to 8th. jtecognmon services ior . Cooper have been changed to Friday evening. April 22nd. and all troops are requested to assemble on the high school yard by troops at 7:00 and march into the auditorium and be seated bv districts under deputy commissioners and scoutmasters. Bring troop flags and American flags. Ten points for each Rcout and 2o points for each officer. Scouts have been reserved 700 seat?. Bet's fill 'cm up. Prof, Frchof Addresses Sinai Society Meeting Prof. Solomon Frehof of the Hebrew Union college of Cincinnati, u., auaresseu a weu attended meeting of the South Bend Sinai so ciety Sunday afternoon in the rooms j of the South Bend Wo man club. His rubject was "Thought From the Jewish Traycr Book." Frof. Frehof is known as a speaker of elouence and ability, and he lived up to all expectations in his address here. In addition to his talk, a special musical program added to the entertainment of the afternoon. Hal Van Aiken gave several numbers on the violin and accompanied Harold Froeger, the popular South Bend tenor. TAVILXTV-FIFTII ANNIVCIISAUY OF HIXKXA IU-niUKKAH NO. 72, I. O. O. r. Regular meetinpr Tues-iay, May Z. Banquet. 7:30. 30c cr plate. For members only. 8571-2 COMMITTEE. FIVE DOLLAR DAY THURSDAY! WATCH FOR OUR AD IN THIS NEWSPAPER THE AD MAN.

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