South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 265, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 September 1921 — Page 8

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 22. 1921 vm ! 0t and A i VI I IK, i i -4 n V-'j 1

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Mr. J. n Haker. 218 H. Broadlay, entertained 12 rr.err.bera of the GM Time Friend club Wrdnc-slay .lftrrncTn at a 1 o'clock luncheon.

! '..' :aM? had for 4t unuual center- ! piec n. ,;upt. r of rsre rod prarden j LlJfS. J The Tr.t d'.r.ncr cf the fur)n j hM pt. C3, at tho homo of Mr. in-! Mrs. Prank Jackson, 2C Port-j a? av. I The r.rxt roKu'.ir meeting will h j

hc! Get. 12. at th homo of Mrs. i

K. iiick'ehaujtt, 712 Fernst av.

A recital xvVA b? pin in

Horary ror.n of thr- Olhvr hrtl Ort. j n a 1... T I Tfi', V, r. ,lri

li;in:! r.f Mlsh'.waka. Mr. V'i:.eon will l,o rip;?t- 1 l-.y Mi- Marian Cady. hf prnno ar-1 Mr.. !'; yd Gaunifr will art a?t arrrrr.pir.ict.

Th fur r-'-rtions of th" I. dies' j

Ai ! f--jl-ty of tho Firt Christian rh'jrrh th.nir i:u-rtln?s "Wednesday follow. Mrs. W. W. Ilordfn. 4 I T. rirMf nt f rrar o mtrrtalnei etht rr.PTnher of tho firft section. Mrs. "r r;: My! r. K21 Hhr-rmnn av.. entrta!p";l y!x rnmhrs ff th ?-cond faction. Ten ii.emhern of the third rrc?;rin Jul'l an all-day rnrtinjr at t!if h..:r.o , f Mrs. f V. Ohnrn. at i:r - '. i iv::, ar:d nin nimbeM of section ff.ur rpjoyt-d a pot lurk dinner at th.- h'T..- of Mrs. H. M. Kinzio, 1;:21 Lincoln Way Haft. Tw nfy nmhors of th Tlo.eeland Iloni Kronorr.irs rlub hf Id an allday nurtinr at tho homo of Mr?. C. F. Tost. N'i mid Wonrsda. A pot luck flinnrr wai sorvod at noon and plar.s w-vc mail." for tho years prfk'ram whMi will ho announced viViji. Th noxt moetintr will to held at tho li'.m-- of Mrx. drove Markham, Dii Highway. Oct. 5. Mr;. Cl'ironc irhninprrr. at her horra1 on hurhar.in rd.. rzitrrtained thf' rrta;;t' Fcnomics club at an :;!; day !! tin1-,' V dnr.-,d.iy. linner v.-.'uh sservrd to 20. 2.1 isw Carrio Korn ri-?idcd at tho mof.tin?. diu.aing vents nf tho day. Tho award was w.m bv Mr.-!. William Slh-k. Tho !i;l will iri'Mt with the LMt. Ploasant luh on October 21 at th home of Mr 5. Finer McDonald. 110 Lincoln way W. .spvon members attended the meeti: of th- l'lynnuth Xeodle clab hold Wednesday afternoon at the honi-o of Mm. f:arl Horner. 12K iS. 1-j-anklin Ft. Prize v.-a? won by Mrs. Oeorijo llosntr. M.'M John Pfcnder. ?ll Mari tta Ft. will entertain the club in two wre-k.-. Mrs. F. A. Inland, with Mrs. C. Ir '.an 1. cnt rtairud Wedneslay with a luncheon and h rid re at the Krass cHintry home. Pleasant View. Cover.-? were Iiid fcr peventern at a tatlo (.irryin? out a color scheme of yellow a r.d white Fanr.- at bridge were won by

Mrs. G. ITalvorson of SeAtt'.e. "Wash., and Miss Adx My?rs of Pu.ask!. Mi-3. A hu!nMs mPetln? of the Phi Sisma fororiety was held Wednlay evening at the hom of Ml3s Evelyn Fulmor. 102? S. Michigan pL Ofücers for tho year were elected as follow: Pres.. :d!.H3 Farah Witwer; vice pre., Ms Pauline Ion Iurant; ffecy. Miss Tether Hoke; trras., Mlas FAelyn Failmer. lief rwhmer.ts were rved to tho 12 members present. Tho next meeting will be In two weeks at tho home of Mrs. "Diehl

Martin, 120 W. Mlshawaka av.

Tho Woman's Foreign Missionary poiety of Stull Memorial church met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Donald Dubail, 2023 S. Michigan t. Devotions were led by Miss Cera Schilt. In the lection which followed, Mrs. W. B. Allen was elected president, Mr. Grace Dubail. vice president: Mrs. Donald IXihail, secretary; Miss Cora-Schilt, treasurer, and Mrs. Hunch, reporter. Mrs. Arthur Hull, 1510 Otis st., entertained tho Golden Hod Drill teni "Wednesday afternoon, a pot luck supper being served at 6 o'clock. The 24 members present planned a can! party for next Tuesday, when Mrs. Hull will again be hostess to tho Uarn. The next regular meeting will be in two weeks at the homo of Mrs. Walter Bill, G0S Pennsylvania av. Mrs. Melllo Bradley, Mrs. Anna Vincent, Mrs. Uzzie Taggart and Mrs. A. Shirk were hostesses "Wednesday at the first meeting of tho sT-a.on of the Pythian tea. Thirtylive membera were present and contents were features in which Mrs. L. Dressier won the prize. The next meeting will be held at tho same place, Oct. 5. at whicV time tho hostess will be Mrs. I Squint and Mrs. G. Feldman. Announcement has been recelred of the marriage of Mr9. Florence Dane Town, daughter of Mr. and Mr a Charles Eugene Lane, formerly of South Bend, and Maynard Clair Hendershot. The wedding took place Sept. 15 at Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Hendershot will be at homo in thi3 city after Oct. 13. The Homo Guard of Grace M. E. church met Tue.Hlay evening at the home of Mrs. William Row, 1413 S. Michigan St., to reorganize and elect officers for the coming year. Miss Evelyn Ludlum wa elected president; Miss Esther Steele, vice president; MLss Mildred Werner, secretary; MLs Edna Keasor, treasurer, and Mi's Helen Heideman, mito box recretary. Announcement was made of the approaching marriage of Mis Alma Beyrer and Archie I Gemberling Tuesday evening at an informal party by Miss Edith Beyrer at her horn?. 714 Harrison av., for 20 guest. A color motif of green and

ADVICE TO GIRLS

R7 ANNIE LAURIE

whlt was carried out in the decoration of the home. Miss Beyrer la the daughter of Uev. and Mrs. C. C. Beyrer and Mr. Gemberling i the son of Mrs. E. Gemberling of Elkhart, Ind. The wedding will take place Oct. 8. Miss Beyrer will be honored Friday evening with a miscellaneous shower to be given by MLss Helen Boswell and Miss Mabel Trager at the home of MIsh Boswell. 125 E. Marion st. The nature study department of the Procres3 club nade a field trip to th Ryell T. Mi.ler farm cn Dixie highway Tuesday afternoon. "Weeds" was the subject of the afternoon's s-tory and was presented by Mrs. Miller and MLy Amanda McCoomlfl. Besidc the weed ftudy, much Interest wm displayed in the preservation of rare vegetables and peanuts. During the social hour doushnutfl and sweet cider were served and each guest was presented with souvenirs from the farm. The next meeting of the department will be held at the Progress club Oct. 11. The regular business meeting of

the Woman's Dining club held !

Tuesday evening in the director's room of the St. Joseph bank, with 30 members present. The meeting was presided over by tho president, Miss Elizabeth Reimold. and the program for the year was discussed. It is hoped that the club will be able to plant a mile of memorial trees on the Lincoln highway. The October social meeting of the ;'ub will be held at the homo of A. rs. Paul Prasu, 750 Portage av., Oct. 11. The memberw of Auten post No. 14. "W. R. C.. met Tuesday afternoon at the old court house with 33 members present. One application wa received for membership and plans were made for a chicken plo supf er to be givon Saturday evening. Arrangements were completed for tho District convention to he hell at Arpofl, Ind., Xov. 4, and announcement was made for the final instructions of R. C. Nov. 11. The March and April parties will bo celebrated this evening. Tho marriage of Misa Verna Cleo Willson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abner Wlilson, of Argos, Ind., and C. Burton Barnard, of Mishawaka, will take place this evening at 6 o'clock at the First .Methodist church at Argos. -r Miss Marian Cady, daughter of MY. and Mrs. E. J. Cady, 537 Edgewater dr., will make her musical debut in a. recital Oct. 2 4, which will be given in the Rotary room of the Oliver hotel. Herman "WiLson, the blind pianist of Mishawaka, will also appear on the program and Mrs. Floyd Gaumer will act as accompanist.

Revelations p A Wife .Wä

ry annh: lwkii:. DEAR ANNIE LAURIE: I have been icoim? w ith a boy since April. He thought a sreat deal of me, and I thought th.' same of him. About a month ago he stopped goinr with me on account of jealou.-o. Very so en lie wrote mo a letter asking for my friendship a?;ain. I could have had e ts of other boy friends. 1 t:t I still thought a groat deal of him. and would not pivo him up. So I an-A. r.d h:.s letter telling him I would back to him. A:; vou mu.-t know, something al

ways i rciKs up nappmr;.-. .v j-:in much more attractive-looking than

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I am came between us. He dropped me for her. The other day I saw him. He triel to at'ract my attention, but I didn't notice him, although my heart ached to talk to him again. Please tell me what to do to win him again, as I still love him. UNHAPPINESS. UNHAPPINESS: Why do you wish to retain the friendship of such an undependabV young man He doesn't seem to be worthy of you. It would be much better were you to forget him and associate with other young persona who are more deserving of your friendship. Don't, however, permit ono boy in particular to monopolize your time unless you become engaged to him.

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Mr. and Mrs. John A. Baumgartner. 1114 "W. Colfax a v., left Wednesday for a two weeks motor trip to Pittsburg, Washington and New York city. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Ryan, who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. "Welch, ll."0 S. Lafayette blvd., returned to their home in Chicago Wednesday morning. Miss Celia Burke, 20S S. Taylor st., and MIs3 Marlon Hillman, 1043 Portage av., left Wednesday for Ann Arbor to enter the university. Mrt. F. L. Dvnnis, 111 Marquette

i Va. I Charles Connie j. 207 W. Co-fax

a v.. left Saturday for a western crip which will include Colorado, Wyoming and Oregon.

' -Lilian. Lillian, dtarl" I bent above the bed where my friends had thrown hcrseli for the ten minutes' relaxation I had prescribed for her. With an anxiety which I dared not betray on account of Marlon, who also bent over her mother, her childish face sharpenel with worry, I t-canned my friend's face, which was still flushed, and listened to her uneven breathing. "Ye. What Is it?" Her eyef flew wide open, but for an instant there was no recognition in them, only a vague bewilderment. She raised herself on one elbow, looking around the room wonderingly until her eyes fell on Marlon. Then I started at th sound she laughed lightly, sprang to her feet,- and stretched her arms high above her head. '"Those old Seven Sleepers had nothing on me, I fancy," she said. "How long did I sleep?" , "Only the ten minutes I gave you," I returned. "I didn't dare let you stay any longer with the Image of Mrs. Durkee In the background. But are you sure you're all right?" Marion echoed my words, her arms clasping her mother's waist. "You're not sick are you, Mumsie?" "Sick!" Her mother echoed her words Indignantly. "Whatever put that in your head, sweetheart?" She flaflhed an Inquiring, almost suspicious .glance at mo as she spoke, and I had hard work to keep what Dicky calls a "poker face." But Alarion is a loyal little soul, and she diverted her mother's attention from me promptly and cleverly. "Why ,you went out of the room so quick, and your face was all red, and you went to sleep so quick, and I was afraid we couldn't wake you, and I am so sorry I was naughty about my hair, and I never will bo again." "Mother was naughty too." Lillian "bent over her child with passionate tenderness. "And don't worry one bit more, I'm perfectly all right. Now I must hurry or Auntie Durkee will be over with a rolling pin." Marion laughed merrily, and I saw Lillian's face relax with satisfaction. There is nothing which causes her

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE: What is love? Is It possible

love two men at once? If a girl is engaged to ono man and loves another is it better to keep the former engagement or to marry the other man? BILLIE. BIILIE: For centuries men and women have been trying to answer your first question. No two persons over havo given the same definition of love, and It would be useless for mo to attempt one. It is absolutely impossible for a girl really to love two men at the sime time. Don't marr any man if your heart is filled with affection for another.

At Wheelock's

At Wheelock

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Cut Glass Flower Vases in pretty shapes and designs. $1.00. $1.50. $2.00. Semi - Cut Glass at special

prices. Low Comport 95c. Tall Comport $1.45. Footed Fruit Bowl (as shown) $1.95.

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An assortment of unu-yjally attractive items in cut glass is arranged on three tables, priced at 50c, $1.00, $1.50. "An interesting store to visit." George H. Wheelock & Company

Tho Aurora Bible class of the Sunnyside Presbyterian church will be entertained Thursday evening at tho home of Mrs. R. A. Noyes, 327 N. Notre Dame av. The regular meeting orf tho Womans Auxiliary" of the American Legion. Post No. 50, will not be held until Sept. 29. Mrs. Ada Hart. Mrs. Pearl Grosspitch and Mm. Hetta Hobbick will be the hostesses Friday afternoon at K. of P. hall to the Norman Eddy sewing circle. The department of literature, section 2 of tho Progress club will meet Friday afternoon at Z:?,0 and will be in charge of Miss Esther Fulton. Memb rs of tho Court of Honor will entertain their friends "Wednesday evening at Slick's hall. Tho Woman's Home Missionary society of Grace Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. Mrs. C. Wald and committee will entertain.

Soptombrr Pancvs at IIudon Iake Cii-lno. Steim-ieh's Orchestra every Wednesday evening. Fischer's Exposition Orchestra every Sunday evening. Adv. 197-23.

Tomorrow's HOROSCOPE By Genevieve Kemble nti day. skit. 2:;. This day's elder3al operations mako for sudden and abrupt visitations of a surprising nature occurrences that seern to drop, as it were, "from a clear Eky," although the astral sky is somewhat beclouded by 'a malefic operation of tho occult and eccentric planets, whose influence manifests in ways impossible to forecast. Under the circumstances it would be wifle to remain as quiet and poised as possible, and to attend to matters? in hand with conservatism and firm control. Change and journeys should be avoided, and strife and litigation ?hunned. All matters pertaining to letters, contracts and publishing may well be cautiously handled. Tho whose birthday it Is should endeavor to pass a quiet, well-governed and conservative year, avoiding change and travel, also quarrels and litigation. A child born on thi3 day may bo prono to be restlos, unsettled, peculiar, and to be sarcastic in its speech. It may succeed best in the employment of others. (Copyright. 1921.)

) Mtijh un-.ai:ir. .rs as a f hadow on :he face of her idolized little daughter. he looked anything but "all right" as she had assured us, however. Her face held tho deep lines which betray excessive' worry of fatigue, and though the flush was rapidly receding, it was succeeded by a. gray ort of look which I liked still less. She caught me watching her and made a little moue at me. "Oh, Paragon of all Housekeepers!" she mocked, "Do you happen to have such a thing as a piece of Ice in this house?" "I orderei-some put in the refrigerator this morning," I replied quietly. "Then it's there," she returned Jubilantly. "I believe rf I asked you for fome wild roses in December you'd produce them. I know the water in the tap is alrfiost boiling, and if you'll permit me to commit petty larceny on your ice box I'll show you how to turn a worn-out Invalid Into a Itcalthy-looklng specimen." "I'll bring tho ico up to you myself." I said, starting for the door. "In that gown? You will not!" sho retorted, starting after me. Rut I had reached tho door and whisked the key from the lock as sho spoke. I pulled the door shut and locked It from tho outside, even as she tugged at It from within, laughing triumphantly at her, I hurried downstairs, and soon returned with some pieces of ico in a dish. "If you've hurt that dress TH thrash you if it's the last thing I ever do," she threatened as I entered the room again. "I defy you to find a single spot," I returned. "Lucky for you," she retorted grimly. "Now for a lightning toilet." I had witnessed her marvelous powers of recuperation before, also her ppced in dressing, so despite my worry I was not suprised when she rame back into my room 15 minutes later to seo a most wonderful transformation. I knew that live minutes of her time had been spent in applying hot, wet cloths to her face, following the treatment by dashes of cold water, and finishing by rubbing every portion of her face lightly with ice. The result was a glowing countenance, which, toned down only by a littlo cold cheam and rice powder, looked 20 years younger and Infinite degrees healthier than tho face which she had worn out of tho room. Her abundant silver hair, always wavy, was knotted carelcsslly low on her head, her most becoming coiffurj, and she was dressed with her usual modish exquisiteness, except for the last fastenings, so hard for any woman to achieve alone. There, lady!" she said triumphanty. "Aren't I nifty? Now if you'll just help me with these plaguey fastenings." "You'ro tho eighth wonder of the world," I assured her, as I bent to the troublesome snaps, but my own heart was fa.r from assurance. There were limits, I told my-elf, even to Lillian's wonderful constitution, and her still more wonderful will, which, so far, had enabled her to triumph over really serious 1116, both mental and physical.

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DR. J. BURKE 30 8. Michigan At. nroki n I.inM Hur.lirated.

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MISS ISABEL NILES will open courses in CLASSICAL DANCIN

at the Chamber of Commerce, 218 W. Colfax Ave., South Bend Auditorium of the Knights of Fythla?, Mishawaka T'nriimnnf f Thursday afternoon, Sept. 29th Mishawaka Enrollment Pays Friday after7100n, gept. 30th-South Bend Residence Phone 6702.

GIRLS! LEMONS,

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BLEACH FRECKLES

iv-uceze tho juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounce cf Orchard White, which any dru store will supply for a few cents, shake well; and you have a quarter pint of harmless and delightful lemon bleach. Massage th.s sweetlj fragrant lotion Into the face, neck, arms and hands each day, thea shortly not the beauty and whiteness of your Pkin. Famous stago beauties ss thlj lemon lotion to bleach and bring that soft, clear, rosy-white com-pb-xion. also as a freckle, sunburn, f - ' 'an bleach because It doesn't irritata adv.

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Take Yeast Vitamon Tablets to Put On "Stav-There" Flesh

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taking Masuns iiamu.n regularly until you are satisfied with yovr pain in weicht and energy. Mastin's VITAMON contains highly concentrated yeasvit amines as well as the two other Ftill more important vitamines (Far. Soluble A and Water Soluble C) a!l of which Sciebcc S3V3 you must have to be strong, well and fully de- eloped. It is now brinR ued by thousands who appreciate its convenience, economy and quick results. By inrreasinf? the nourishing power of what vou eat Mastia's VITAMON supplies just what your body reeds o feed the ttrunken tissues, strengthen internal organs, clear the skia and renew shattered fcerve force without upsetting the stomach or causing gas. Pimples, toils and tkiri eruptions vanish as if by maeic under its healthful, purifj'inc influence. But it is not only a question cf how much better you look and feel, or what your friends sav and think the

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Watch Tomorrow's Papers for Tremendous Sale of

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Dresses Street Dresses Afternoon Dresses Dinner Dresses Evening Dresses-

Suits Tailored Suits Business Suits Dressy Suits-

Sports Coats

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Our Ready-to-Wear Buyer is in the eastern market and bought hundreds of garments at tremendous savings; on account of the backward season due to the continued warm weather. See Tomorrow's Äd

T3E0PLE are astonished when they learn that such full-flavored, smooth, mellow coffee costs the least instead of the most Its crispness and freshness are all preserved in air-sealed containers. Get your Golden Sun today. The 5p4c Company, Toledo, Ohio

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