South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 155, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 June 1921 — Page 9

THE SOUTH BLIND NEWS-TIMES DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS C7 WOMEN Clubs Circles SOCIETY Suffrage Philanthropy

SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 4. 1921

Society

HER RETINUE

By Juanita Hamel

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v.. a-tfd ft h" to ty-,rt r.rribT.- f Cf the V.'fr.Mr.';; Mi ".r r.ir.- or ty : cf th Wstmir.!:-ter presl yteriar. . church at the rrsular rr.-'-tin:; h-M l'ridy. Sh- V.-.T.V ;.- -- I t,v Mif. V.. r .Purhans, Mr-.. J. i;. 1 -ie-jiton nr.fl Mr.r M. Zcitv-r Th- .--ur--'-i jr.r th nv'-::r. v.a. 'Th--- ir öst."! nnt! Ir. er rs n'-t ion v.;th v'- P- : Ptudy the rrlirion? rf t;r -,,t w j -utt.nrd oy Mr. A- M. F'.i-. "cn-I tinning the- iiu?. ion Mr. L:q;h?Ti J nv a radinr. Mm. i r - ' trt-ilr ! Tt-it h pi irso j.'---!k.n and ' Tiuth Maure r a;;-.-;, r- n '.. pro-errant. On t!. r.r:-t Kr J v.- in; Juiy th member: will ' r.f-!'a In-' cd by Mrs. C. H. E--yrr r. Ovo-i land r;v.

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V( in iii's M!.T.-rr.' ry mk-" -:ritrn at! an -iftrr'O'i n--tSr.-r j s'rd iy j whih 'v.i- h 1-1 at th" h')M.- cf Mr.-, j K iwari! I: ; k or, 117 ponn : !v-ini a a v. Mrs. PdwHrd P. ill :A Mr- iimi Sl-n'd artr-d ;h asi.utir'j. h".-'t . "r. j ii;f - d iy v. is ohrv"f! Friday 1'iv ! tJi" Mi.- in:iry d"partm"nt r,f thFir?t Pi r shytrian cliurrh at an af-tf-rnfii; ni"tincr h. Id iri 1 1 1 - chunh parlors. Mr?. IZ. S. S"j re .ndu-trd 1 th" i'." r tional F-rvl ' S. An ntor- I tH'nlnc: playlet. "Prri'lcnro PayweH's lur"", w pivrn. Th" h'-stfi-c-.'S, j

Mr.f PInur Cro"k.-tt. Mrs-. F. M. M'aMwl, Mrs. ()(, rr Culfr and! Mn. ('. II. Atkir.von .rvod refresli-1 mentf t th" in-mb-rs and thfir! pu"s:.. "I'ar'.y Mis.-inna in South ; B"nd." a pacant writt(-n !y Mrs. I 1. H. Harris, will I" pr-ri-ntod by; t!ie nifrii!;-rs at the next tn--tin t; h hehl July 2- in T- ojrr park.

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Bli-i 3 and be?3 snd butterflies, blossoming trees, blue skies and with Cupid marching on before singiri? Jits carol oi Dchanfa;!., STi ? blooming flowers THESE are the retinue of each lovely lass who trips along in the sunlight with her faithful four-foolfd tun& c m1 the fic3s in the wafcp cf .prirff. Like Srrtn. hcr.stif, UER love h. tr;r nt-riV;: retting cf which sho b ptrr;4. prt

Th mirriiEr- f Mrs. Pubara; Hu.'s and (Prner C I-'icmh uiin. i lnth of Mattonn, III., to.ik plare Fri- t lay afternoon at .1:4." o'clock at the ! parsona ire cf th" Westminster Preyhyterian church, the p-v A. M. Foils :

officiating. They were attended by

Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Flak-. Mr. andi Mr Ficrenbaum motored to P irron lak", w hore they will ? nd several w " e I . .

.-(rrtary. The name of the club will 1- decided upon at the nexi. me-tinr: which wil be held at Pottawatomie park in two week.. Mi-s Verna Wise, 7lM X. Allen st.. will entertain friends this afternoon at a fa re wt-II party. Mi.? '&. leaves socn for a tour of the west. Th- gu 8ts will be entertained by M:-. Marianne Van.

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Pobrt Kenne, iy. K-".'; v a pleasantly i:.-rpr;-' nixht bv a numb-r o honor ft his birthday

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itcsts and uiusic wer" the d:er-

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M s H a z . 1 Pa 1 1 - r s. n e :i t e r t a i n d a number of friends at hor homo. I r.o'i j.;. Co '.fax a v., Thursday -von- : in jr. Xe dl work wan n div-rii n. j and darir.tr the (en:rv-r a fdub wa;

f. -mud. Mi--t'd president

Puth Cau and Mis

w.-s e.ec;Pat torpor.

The regular busine.s. meeting' of th" Norman Eddy W. It. C. was hell in the K. of P. hall yesterday afternoon with an attendance of 27 members and one visitor. A social

i mee ting in observance or r lag uay

will be hod in one week. Mis-? Aurelia Barcome. whese ntirriage to P. F. Durrell will take place Juno p., was the guest of Ivni-r ä progressive bunco party .iuii lhiday evening by the Mioses Katherine Peynolds and Irene Couch at the home of the former, 616 N". St. Peter st. Luncheon was served: th" place of the bride elect being marked with a corsage cf lavendar veet peas. Mrs. T. J. Bates of Indianapolis was on out-of-town guest. The AVorth While Circle cf the First M. K. church waa entertained Friday by Mrs. F. H. Fulton. COS Horatio ct. Assisting the hostess wore Mrs. L. J. Harwood. Mrs. C. F. Bussard. Mrs. D. K. Spitz-er and Miss Carrie Woodward. Thirty members wore served with refreshments. Pegu'.ar me-tings will be discontinued until September hut it is an:ou:ictd that a picnic will bo given Julv 2 2.

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The kast meeting of the season w:ih hold by the Studcbaker ParentTeachers' association Wednesday. T'.i ose appearing on the program wore Mr.-. K. (I. Wegner. Mrs. Homer P'.!er and Mr. Klncaide. the assist-

j ant sv-out executive. The meeting I was held in observance of the birthday anniversary of the association land reprt :s- ntatives from all the I parent-teachers' associations of the ! city were present. ; Mrs. Stephen Reister. assisted by ' Mrs. Pe-.vitt Enge Iwright. entertained the Heme Workers' clas of the ' Paul Memorial M. E. church at rvr homo Friday afternoon. Serving I occupied the session and at the edce j f the afternoon light refreshments i wer" "rvod by the hostess to 12 1 :.i--mhers. Or. June 24 the members

1 bo the jruosts of Mrs. C. H.

"Washington av. ; entertained with a

dancing party Thursday night at the Country club honoring Iiis bitter, Misj Helen Buss, whose marriage v. ill take r.lace this month. Forty gue-sts were In attendance. Thi eoluria were attractively decorated with bouquets of pink rose. Dainty refreshments were served at the close of the evening. Mise Vernice Fibel was hostess to 22 guests at luncheon Thursday at the Country club in Miss Buss' honor. The luncheon table was appointed with bouquets of pink roses. Miss Esther Hoke, 705 Leland av.. has returned home from the Chicago Academy of Fine Art to attend the wedding of Miss Bust?, which will take place today. Fifteen members of the Question club .sarprlsed Miss Christabelle Manning with a miscellaneous shower at her home. 622 Invndalo av., Thursday night. Mis Manning's marriage will take place in the near future. Music and contests weru the evening' diversions anel favors at contests wore awarded Miss Buth Wittner and Miss Evelyn Beyer. The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Grace M. E. church met Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. The hostesses were: Mrs. C Glitz. Mrs. F. Ungor, Mrs.

J. Walker. Mr. E

A. Henderson. Mrs. B. Huso, Mrs D. Leibhart and Mrs. C. Brodbeck A piano solo was presented by Mrs J. thumake r. Mrs. H. Ball and Mrs

gniiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiii!i:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii!n!iiiiiiimm;iiiii!iiiimi3, I Revelations of a Wife li I My Heart and My Husband I By Adele Garrison

Dicky's eys followed mine to where the piece of paper with the decoded telegram written upon it flutted in the breeze at my feet. He grinned lazily, reached for it, and waved it in front of me. "The fates are against you, old dear!" he s-aid. "You think you can postpone the e1l hour of reckoning, and here 'the poipers' turn up

and confront you like one of thosi i

old basilisk thing-um-a-bobs. Better turn your face away from contemplating the beauty of the lake and look upon this evidence of your iniquity." I took it jn my own hands, and made a pretence of examining it carefully in order to regain the poise that had been woefully shattered by this sudden revelation of Dicky's knowledge ef my responsibility for Kita Brown's departure. "Whore did you get this?" I de-

Hummer, Mrs. i manned, but was conscious mat my

which might come tumblln; at any moment.

Elmer Essex gave a vocal duet. The lesson study was in charge of Mrs. J. Schaffe r. Little Misn Virginia Boberts gave two readings, and the Misses Dorothy Annis and Marcella Shirk presented a piano duet. Refreshments were served at the clos of the afternoon. The next meeting will be held the evening of the first Thursday of July in the church parlors, at which time the society membera will' entertain their husbands.

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At Wheelock's At Wheelock's Stop in and hear the New Victor Records for June TV,)) Tionm 4i Fir tfv 3V nt. non tr.rt (Ab. by fUy So Lr-at') LusrrrU Rorl 4oSI 5rn Old, 1t OlA rU( Soph'. Br.Uu i? JfM So!nTt? Domin Du Pr- I'orrwrr to Qoi. tH FaÜMr) EatIco Caruso ('JSü () Lm Pill im cbevrut d lln (TbfOid with Plo Hw) (b) MAnsrl tintrrl.) Ptk ' - Alfr1 Cortet M;57 Don Carlo O Crlo, colt (O Crt., PUtm to My P!) Ctupp D Luc 4959 Lt Koi cf Summf Vic'.m Mih Elmn 7462 Son Without NVoM (Xemnc Sn Proli) Violrw!! Hn KIndler 746j Zsi O mta piccolo tarolo Infombrilo (My Dk. Lik My Hrt. i Pncunbrred üb Cr) Clownnl Nfartln!!! 7i Capriccio V! I-Aits Erik Mori nl 746.V4 UkUf Tb "Rid of tK V!krri pbtTd!phU OrchrU M2 Andrei Chnti 5r Mnt'nnl (Suty Yer Ht Tbou Srvd Them) Tltt RuSo 57325 Somtlm W':iL'ndrtnd Emasttn Schumann-IUink (Darting Lambert Murphy 4'43Lo In Ul c Tim Lmbrt Murphy ,., .1 UndrnrhHwiin Ski Md. Fo Tret Paul Wbt!mn and HUOrxhttUi I5'4pSippy Shr Mdley CM-5tep Paul Whltmn tnd Hit Orthtttri ,,,..! Lot Mrllrt to You N".lly Fo Trot Joph C. Smith and Hi Orhtra ,,'4lBrokn Moon Without You Md. Foi Trot Joph C. Smith and HI Orch. ,.-.1cSombody Mothr PU Quartet ''461 Found Ro. in th Dd a Card.n Strllnf Trio .iMy Motbr'r Jnmr Prrr Hnry Butt ,5-47;Nw I LrW 0rm to 5lp CharJ Hart-Elliott Shaw . .(Kicea Monro SÜTr lJsMf Old Nf h'l ,,om fcllh Murray , J EJ Klicri. n l- Chrm) plum nd V.hlt MtrimU Uand l''tOn-1W.'n-,J MIly Walt Frra and Frnehi..l ,.,.,Th NW FosTrol AU Star Trio und TKlr Orchtra IÖ A. RaUT1i tK Town Po Tro All Star Tri nToNtU :n Your Dddy Arm. AmHcan Quartat Ivl.m MLJa Mammy' KJin rfia Quartt ,,,, On tha CmTn March Soum'i Band W,5iBulta and yont March Sou Band ..-..(Alt Vor You H PTi-" M1I'r Trot P.ul Uhit.man nd Ilia OmUttra "'jMoorkbom Pu-.ln Mdly fu Trvt All Star Trio and Thlr Qrxh-wtra We will gladly play any you wish to hear. George H. Wheelock& Company

Members of the Efficiency class of the Stull Memorial church were entertained at the regular business meeting held Thursday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards. 2 317 S. Michigan st. The latter part of the evening wap spent socially and refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Haskell Dryman. Announcement .'f the next meeting will bo made liter. The United Christian Missionary society met Thursday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. H. E. Metzger. Hdwardsburg rd. The business ses-

j sion was spent in closing the wor j of the past year and in tlecting of-

Ijilicfrs for the ensuing year. me jljnew cfticers are: Mr.". T. N. Long- : j ley. president. Mrs. T. E. Iwry. ill vice r resident; Mrs. Del Nace. sec

retary; Mrs. Artnur kuukio. treas-

' uror; Mrs. P. B. Chubb, aid society

treasurer, and Mrs. E. M. Bomley, literary secretary. The assisting hostes.-. wore Mrs. Chubb and Mrs. Nace. riar.s were made for an ice cream social to bo held at the home

j'lof Mrs. H. I Metzger Saturday i;i night. June 11. An invitation has

boon extended to the public to attend.

The Circle of Mercy mot

dav afternoon at the home of Mr

I J. Volkers. 321 N. Taylor st. Thirtv ! members ere in attendance. The ! next meeting will be in the nature j of a guest card party to be held June 16 at the home cf Mrx Wil

liam Probasco, 419 Lir.ccln way W.. Mishawaka.

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ctt an3

family and Carl and Otto Henko cf

Chicago who have N?en the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ered Gustafson. S21

1 1 - - 'E. Ewing av., have returned home.

affair down

"On the hoor where the beautiful

! gyurl detecativo most carelessly

dropped it." Dicky retorted mockinely. "Very careless work, oil dear" he shook his head mournfully "think we'll have to reduce you and put you back to patrolling a beat for awhile." "Oh. don't be so ridiculous!" I said, pettishly, conscious that I was very near either tears or temper, so completely exasperated was I at my own carek5sness. How in the worl l could I have lost this paper? why in the world hadn't I destroyed it? my mind was ringing the changes on these eiuostiona even as I read over again the words in which I had decoded the telegram Lilian had pent me concerning Blta Brown. "Would you rather I were serious?" Tiier c was a note in Dicky's voice which I had heard but two or three times in my married life a note which 1 can only describe as that of conscious authority. 1 do not mean that he has never tried to be "bossy" and "cave mannish." but his exhibitions of authority in those moocis have appeared to me to be both boyish and puerile, to tell th

truth. But at the intonation I had jut heard. I braced myself mentally and physically to hear something worth while from my husband's lips, no matter whether it were pleasant or unpleasant to me. "Much rather." I said, quietly. "In the firs: place, then, why don't you come to me with this?" "To you?" I answered faintly, before I could repress the words, and realized even as I uttered them that the unconsr-iou.- emphasis I had put upon the pronoun could not help but hold a sting for my husband. There was a touch of bitterness in the suddenly angry eyeJi he

Thürs- turned on me.

"Yes. to me. I had all that dope veirs ago."

I was able to keep my voice from words, but Dicky must have seen j the amazement in my eves, for his

own grow harder as ne went on. "Af it happen., Harry dug all that stuff up for Dil when she took a notion she happened to want it." I drew a deep breath, and asked: "D.i Eillian know that you knew?" "Of course sh did. I was there whn Harry brought in th" goods. I'll tell the world there was a great

investigator for you. Old Harry knew more 'ways that are dark and tricks that are vain' that Bret Harte's heathen Chinee ever thought of. Wonder where Harry 13, anyway?" I saw that for a "minute he had forgotten me in his reminiscence of the man who had played so bizarre a part in his, life, but I had neither leisure nor inclination to bestow upon Harry Underwood. I detested him too cordially, and, beeide, all my mind was centered upon .ie eiuestion. Why hadn't Lillian simpy wired me: "Ask Dicky." when I had tele

graphed her for information which' would give me some hold on Kita Brown? ' There was but one answer to it that I could see. I gave it to myself unwillingly. Lilian must have feared either Dicky'e reluctance to ! give up the information he held, or i the garruity which had caused herj to withhold important informatior. from him in our old service days. : and request me to do the sanv: thing, repugnant iia such a retdric- ' tion was both to her and to me. j I was startled to see Dicky sud- : denly spring to his feet, striking his , clenched fist into his palm. j "The trouble "with you and Lil is; that you both are so cursedly yelf- : sufficient!" he broke out. "You

don't need anybody in your young live as long as you can run the universe together."

A wave of amazement tinged with laughter swept over me. The j irony of it! Once I had been wildly! jealous of Lillian's influence over j Dicky. Now it was Dicky's turn to ' resent the dependence which Lillian ; and I had upon each other. '

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DR. J. BURKE

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Fitted.

230 S. Michigan KU Drokrn Lrnm Dnp1lctC.

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Announcements

the Conference Memorial U. E. church at the riggly-Wlgg!y store No 1. today. The Temple AM Sisterhood will

meet in the vestry room

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WARD $ LEWIS

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226 ScutS ttichin dtnmi Don't Forget Today is the Day of All Days

Our store is the Mecca for bargain seekers today and the bargains are so plentiful that you will be well rewarded by paying us a visit. If you really desire exceptional merchandise that is priced right, we are certain that you will be well pleased by visiting this store early. The Ad Man.

A pastry sale will j.o given by Temple Beth-El Monday afternoon

Jj the Woman's Missionary Sucitty cf at -:30 o'clock.-

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Store Hours 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.

Saturdays to 9:30 P. M.

Ellsworth's Golden Jubilee Half Price Clearance Sale NOW ON

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Tv;i: Cord and " -rt'o land English mixture,

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In this auction, you have all advantage. Instead of bidding against other buyers for that which you want or need, the most reputable and reliable merchants and manufacturers of the neighborhood and nation are bidding against each other for the money you have to spend. Instead of the "Going, Going, Gone" of tKe auctioneer, these advertisements are COMING, COMING, COMING with offers to you. You cannot afford to miss the advertisements in this, or any other paper, today or any other day. Often, they are valuable; always, they are interesting. They indicate where you can buy to your best advantage; what you can buy for your greater comfort and convenience. 1 Read the advertisements. For they contain the news you REALLY need.

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