South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 30, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 January 1922 — Page 8

8 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 30, 1022 SOCIETY and PESONAL ACTIVITIES of WOMEN

Social Calendar MONDAY. I i.. !: m. :.' w nterj -it rhr h ome tf Mr5. Hrnr Th fi:'. t; "'Ire f th Novl '"1 ; the hom of .V.-- I',, wv. ; HZ X. Taylor 5t. I ii hir.-er F.-.'r? department of Prer vi" meet .tt 3:31

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Th hiory 3prtm'nt of the Prr'trr. clnh vriU mot at th" cbxh J Ti th' afternoon. TIintSDAT. Mr. J.imfs Grey. 231 K. ,vrnth ft., MJhfiwka, will entertain th Twin City Svrlnt; tirc in the af

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The Cir.sf.nial Thirteen club tvlll meet in the afternoon with Mrs Iora ?;vr.. 1201 S. F.iefhth nt. The Iriir?' Ali society of Tyxell Height M. church will met in the afternoon with Mr. Minnie Woorlard. S 1 6 Suth r.eRd av. Mrs. Alma McDonall. Iincoln

way V.".. Trill be hotf" to the mem- ' ier.- of the Triple Four club in the : afternoon. ! The- Woman's Union of the Ol- i 'ary Haptiwt church will meet jr. the church parlors in the afternom. The C'or.reniil Danninsr club will : pae a dani.-c at Kable's Ilanquet J hall. I Mr?. Fred Wasnrr, 74 0 Lincoln 1 way 1-2.. will he hostess to the Ku- j reka club in the evening. ; The Kfflrlrncy class of the Stull j

Memorial church will meet in the i

evninff with Mr. and Mrs. Vera Frame. K. Dayton r.t.

The Sumption Trairie llorr. I- J ononiics club will meet with Mrs j H. Carbicr. Sumption Prairie ,-d. : The Ladies' Sewint? rircb or St. ' Pf ter'n Evangelical church will J tr.efjt in the afternoon .'it the church j parlors. Mrs. Ben Mitchell. 0 1 'J K. Madison! st.. will entertain the I'ee Hive club i.; the afternoon. The Iadiey AM socioty of 'he (Iloria Dei .Swedish church will nu t

I n t Vi i n ftfrnonn in f 1 1 Viiirri n 1 r .

speaker. I w " 1 will hold I l"rf-hoij--e in I Indies' Aid and WnmaiH j Missionary Hocieties of the Harris

Tii-' A;it. -n R. !;(' -orp-: t,:;i: ., : !. !d v.i:r : r r m or. n .

WriiM'sDW ' I'rairic Christian church will meet

M'--. r )'.: . s li,,.,, ; i with Mr??. T. M. Doncley. Kdwards- .' i 1 1 1 r ir r 1 1

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t !.(!:-' Aid !y nf t!i South1

'I.i- i'.'iii.ir ni " r i n i,' of the : :i i k"-e h ir.'le will b held witli Mi-. .m.-oii Jori.i. a 1 0 f'ark ne. Th' n :. of M r y will k;vo a

Tlie Woman! M;inniry .-:-ty

or irv p M . I-,, church wilt meet iu 1 the afu-rnoon in the church nari lois. j nun.w. ! Mr: W f IiImII 7 Minhifin

! M.. will entertain he Nonpareil club'

Mil r'.r,-. im rhc aft-moon ' St. l"" r"" "' ' I I 'a ? ri' i. 1 ;;i ; ! . J The cholirshij club will enter-j Th, nir nlM ,.f ihr- I f il j nl n t a'n -it a card party In the Iiotarv

i.e . : i r f rrnir.ed in th" aft-i''"' le.iiiinc uui ui ir:-: thr- . ....... of Mr. Kdtar :ixcr holP ,n the afternoon. J

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.Mr... il. irvf;l..u. S. Main St., öl ..- M--t t.. th- intiih'rs of th C. r!t r.rjal club sn the aftert: i ire Ti." F.t'V Ner dlewctrker club will co r in :ho -i f t iTiiooi: with Mrs. ci)p r V ( n Arsd-1. CiL' C iJiyt o n ; . T!n- in jnli'Tv ' ';c Woman"? i ,it r i..' ' 'io I" ccti rtained nt

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1 o loci, at the borne Mil :-r. W. Navarro st. .- S ro i ii . K f i -cv ht.,

- in :m a f t M't'oon to ' Th:!iir!' ! ': l! ,j titer, .". I H S.

Mr. Oeortro Odekirk. IS', x

"Iivc? si., will entertain the Mnuruee' rlub in the afternoon. The Frances Willard W C. T. U..

j will me-t with Mrs. Anna Davi. S1T I Portage a. in the a-ficrnocn. i

.Mm. If. H. Ashineror. Arch a v., i will entertain at a 1 o'clock lunch- i eon to the members of her bridge; ehiV I Mi. i;rnmaline .eltnor. . v. j IaSall av.. will etvertain :n thej aftertiD'in the nieml-ers of tlie Iin" TTeralds vf St. Paul's Memorial Methodist church. j The V. M. A. oT the Conference-j .Memorial I". P. cluirch will meet in i

er:. un ill" tuepit.er? I the afternoon with Mrs. I. T. Sl.irk,

Tii re'e V : , ( r c r.i i ? i M i Inib.-;-; Mrs A

! !io - ; Sol hi- ',')' i Tile P-e-i 1 A: Terr...."' : :.-r;.ii!.e 1 at ' Pa ii. - - T

S :;-, t Mirr.rity at Im- IM. KUSn MI Th" Art department of the South

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Me- .) ii-i odor a Pcnd Woman's club will meet in the

afternoon. j Mrs. A. Carn. 2:1 Harrison av..j w i : I entertain the members of the.'. Friday Friendship club in the after-!

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: N. S'ott st. I i v Jul. will mr t . A ' i Tic, M ': A -hi an J P r; T -PJ . i ll riff ri H l t lit.' ' vi t ;- ? e". -a 1 in

noon. Mrs. Gcrtrtide Dener, Randolph -P, will be hosted to the Ware!;

. I The Civics and Philanthropy club

of the Progress club will sew at Fpwerth hospital in the afternoon Th-- Woman's Mirsionary society of the Westminister T'r sb I ria n ehutah will meet in the afternoon with Mrs. I'd ward Strickler. "0.'. Litacln w-iy ".

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By Genevieve KembU

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I irotni 1 i Tile nuniiaiii ime m - th- via;-. Th.e vigorous and enter""ri I ! risiti- Mars is the rcsnant force, ! and h- hol-N sway t im a la t n s. to i! ut:e and bold adventure, -w ith ar-

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p'ssn,. fore- puhim: on to all man-

..,.r .f l.obl nroieets. which shouhl

' . je.K-li the poal of prosperity through

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on- ti.iM nrv initiative ana ardor.

j social and domestic ntfairs thre, may " son;.- slitht anxiety or annoyance.

V'.-nas is 'inder an adverse lunar j

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whose birthday it is have

the auuury of un active and success- ,

fui u ir, with the disposition trendc: ptieal! ir.ir toward acression and initiative.

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DR. J. BURKE

A thild born on this c:a win i-e , brav., bold and adventurous, an j

-no;;'..l n.iUe a tair success uirou.-" arte qualities.

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i --Ld'Mte et" Fnivrrsal School of

j Pavenport a j Wavra . ha?

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:d Ross School of Ft. tu iicd ofrlccs at l2l N. 4-tf

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January Clearance Sale

Knds Fomorrow Merchandise at j2 Price Six tables of attractive articles at one-half their original selling price.

Odd pieces in our stock including Framed Pictures, Placques. Art Pottery, Baskets, Silver Frames. Silver Plateware, Engraved Crystal, Decorated Glassware, Venetian Glass are in this display. 1 his is a money-saving opportunity Sre these displays on the main floor George H. Wheeiock & Company

SWEET

By Juanita Hamel

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Reveiatioes q?A Wife g.

Picky set Junior down pre-.ipi-. ;ne :'.t I made to the hoap-.tah tately. His face w.as bUk with ' find in c Marion much improved. rd

aneer. and I knew that he meant her mother P-n.s listls, more anl- I

to dah out and call ir account the mated than she had len I hover

The Waist Line Returns

man from across the road who had frightened rae. "Oh. Dicky, don't pay a word to

7' Copyrlftit. 1922. bv"Nfw'aP-r Feture 5emce. Int.. -Great Bntaln rthtt rmmiJ UST think of all the things connected with such itself the box in which it comes the simple meta simple incident as this to which the one word ?agc of the crivcr the giver ISEL, and, last but "sweft" might be applied! There's the thought by no means least, what HE thinks each and every

of the sender the choice of the gift the present, time he has the good fortune to see HER!

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thrustint: either her r.r me a?!de with actual physical forco. "Margaret i risht. Hichard." ehe

j aid fiuthoritativeiy. "Triere." ic j Ufo ?tirrin up a dangerous animal. ! .and that's what that man i. He

1.- poinc alonfr peaceably enough now. po let him alone."

i "The time to conquer a danccri oi:j animal is when he shows hi ifanc."." Hirky rctorcd. "nut. of course, if yen two have decided lie

must not I e disciplined, why I'll

J I not butt in. Fait who i he and ! why the pavige Rrouch he displayed . .1 just now?"

Lf i r. 1 1 1 .i 1 1 1 1 . i mi i'-.ij mat lit.- n U the man win liver across th' road from the Ticer farm, and who had Vw-aton hi v:ife so savasrely the day of our arrival there. Dicky li?tcn-

(-1 quietly to my itory of driving the little family to the hospital.

land of the man's subsequent incar

ceration in the jail for a day. and of his release upon suspended penteneP. T.-or a or)jr niinute .after I bad reaped ta'kinsr he did not

! speak. Th:n he asked a single ! question. "He's the .ad whose hor?e! plunreil over Marion and Junior, ! Ln't he?" j "Ye?." I returned, "hut I don't J think he intended that' "' I "Just pet one thing firmly plant- ! ed in your brain, my dear," he rj torted loftily, "and that is. there's no limit to the deviltry one of those (animate can evolve from his aborii inal interior IKs evidently planted j firmly in lr.s cosmos the idea that j you're responsible for his Jailinp. T'll ju5t keep an eye on that lad. He'll bear watching, though he .' probably won't dare do anything . until the memory of his last advmture dies down. Rut keep Junior i away from Iiis vicinity. He could ! easily manaere some accident to the j'hi'd in which his own skirts would ; If ent irely clear." He had picked up our little lad few fronds before, and was rap- . idly striding homeward. Put at his j last words I stopped him lonp

enough to l--stow r convulsive hug upon my small son. for the least hint of any danger to him makes every nerve quiver. Dicky patted my shoulde- reassuringly. "Don't pet so white," he said compassionately. "He wouldn't dare to

do anything overt. Just keen the

child on hL' own side of the road and it will bo all right." We hurried on to tli shelter of

M over my little lad to my mother-in-law's openly expressed disct. "If you'd spread a llttl of that

him!" I pledexl. "It him go. See over ?om of th tinn-s when yo-i he's walking harmlessly enough j jaunt auay nith Richard w;th now. I don't want to make him j never a tlioupht of tho Mesed darany angrier than he is. He thinks ling this morning for Instance -it

the has rea-son for hi anger at m, j would brt more to the point." she

anyway." Mil caustically, and though I knew Dickv va twistinc his arm away j that her chobr-r- rre principally

j from me, ignoring my admonition. I from the fact that Junior will j but hif mother placM herself in j hardly look at her when I am near

front of him in such adroit fashion ! him. her words stung mo deoply, i

that he cojM not move without i neverthele.-.

Diky tame to the rescue, as h" generally does when he is in a good humor. ".Vow, mother, this morning was my fault." he aid. "and I've t to have Madge go with me tonight, too. Appleton's down in this vicinity, and I've got to civ? a little dinner tonight. Put don't hold it up a ca in st Madpe. Pia me me. I'm a good goat." "I'm not aware that I have ever blamed Margaret for anything that was not hr fault." his mother said icily. "As for your dinner, go ahrad. both of you. I think I am perfectly capable of taking caie of my grandchild." "Who's; Machiavelli, now?" 1 whispered, a hi.- mother flounced out of the room. "Well. Appleton is at Southampton, and I have to pive this dinner."

! he retorted with a defiant crin. "1

can't help it that the two fact-s a:ej not related, can I?" "No. but you can help being late'

for the dinner," I said, "which you

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will be if you delay dressing much j period f drapii Lv which ha;

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"You're right .as usual. Ight of j a strong ter.deney tow n d r May Eyes," he l.aught d. and we both th,-. well-defme i wat hia-

hurried through our dressing, arriving at the quaint old inn, in Shelter Island, ."t as Dr. Pettit drove up with riaire Poster beside, him The girl immediately monopolized Dicky's attention, as I had counted on her doing, and I had the opportunity I wished to speak confidentially to Dr. Pettit. "I must tell you something which may shock and displease you. doctor." T fvatd hurriedly. He, looked Inquiringly at me, "The priest you have been asked to meet is Grace Draper." I said slowly.

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were childta:.. Xu. it proper tor

j me to take presents Irani mm: I Whilo we ;ir- m't engaged, he talks of it whenever we are ulone. My ! parents like him. and he told them that if 1 didn't marry him he'd kill 'hiniM.lf. I hae tested h'.s love by making hjm j. aloas. He'd leave town when- , ever he saw me with a boy friend.

.11 got mo to care for him. We go. Mrs. Ticer'?, sitting room, ani for

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FOR IVTNTKU DRIVING. The experienced motorist assures himself of every comfort and protection for his winter driving. Ho puts on skid chains, hood and radiator covers. a windshield cleaner. Boyce motometer, tills his radiator with alcohol and uses other arceseories that make driving easier. Reasonable prices on all accessories at the Lincoln Automotive Supply Co., 113 E. Jefferson blvd. C 59-tf

models shown for spring la-; or a ifh, soii, t ii i r: u h: h

a p e n 1 1 c u r v i ' p at the r ; i ; --. Saslit-s. like tia- o:..- show n th.if Schro-der frock, aio rar ly i:.a 1. cl matenal s-i!ii;!,ir to that ot th-- .Irenj. itsejf. This i jiiis--;- willow v-:'-.! sashe! with indev-tructlble v(7- it; J beaded at the i ilc.- to pie it w-'itrh.t. Phifpori js btln u-d :-..u"!i fo a'ho.- and one linds that p;j-T-n 1 oi hemming it for m pas' d.s -ery edpo must ho properly ht-nip-f-l !' is simply rut an 1 allow.-1 to fray at will! rhifl. n thus tr at-d i an admirable ash nudium ai:d i :is-i on frocks- for dy weir .is wetj . e oning.

pood times, and tako

mother alone; with us. Please tell mo if I am doing rieht in accepting presents from him. as

he thinks of iothing else but the day j when we are to he married. j LILLIAN. ' i Lillian As a rule, it not con-j

sidr proper to accept presents from a young man unit you are engag-

fd to him. Put in your case, .ask ' your mother what she thinks, beI cause marriage has been spoken of, and under the cireurustanees she is. ! as always, th-- b st one to advise you. J Dear AniüA Iwiurie. I n m desper- ' ately in love with a young man with ! whom T kept company for months.

On account of a slight misunderstanding I did not see him for three months. About ;i month ago he invited me

out, a i d w e wer- getflng along per- I fec-tly. . ept for a girl whom hej w-nt with luring th)se three irionth. who insists upon corning bc-

j tw een lis. I ( 1 have not seen him for a frw I

weeks, but he was seen out with this! other girl, whom he claims he does j not like as will as me. How can I win him back? ;

ppoiv i;x-1 1 K A I it i: D

the rest of tthe day barring a fly-

WOMEX SAVE MONEY. By buying your ehces at th U. 8. Army store, 330 S. Michigan t. All standard makes of factory blemish

choes. $1-95 up.

PEACI. OF IRIH tTATL A INTTT), 1'or the benefit of those bra her who have faibd to follow the sir nation in Ireland there i an opportunity to "get the dope down at on of Goldie Mann'ti lcr igar tor... All kinds of questions mo fplaineJ ocr a convivial rip.ar. Make on tit theae your meetinp place. lit?

Pig ha'f-prP'o cale 't,rnnii''

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Mak- the p. ue peii u-.p; t him wash your di-h.

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Let Swank Dye It.

Phon- Main '.St?

(lj $50.00 to N to $100.00 I DFSSES j

P.rokn- Hearted. There is nothing you can do to force the attention or love of a man. When you sec him. simply be yours-elf. Uni. ss you are engaged to the young man you have no right to object to hK having other g;rl friends.

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The News-Times :uskod s-- cral l j iag "i gr .i the countrv's h ading le-auta t- !iow ' , .! I.nv

they k'-.-p beautiful. l'ollowh.g is what I It Ii i Levey gave as h. r i- ipe for beauty. Others will t U then beautv se-rets in strries to foi!.o.

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Annie Laurie will wolromo lHters , of in juirj on suljects of fcininim lntrret from cuiip womn rc!alcrs ' of thU pajwr and will reply to tlicm in tlieso rlutnns. ICtt;r to Mi7 Laurie finill be aItlnsstil to her, I in enn of thU ofll(v. :

(Copyright. U'22. by N'owsraperj T'catur-" Service, Ii:c.) j Df ar Ar.'ii'- Laur;e; I a:n P ye i r i of apt and mv young t.rm f r i .

$100.00 to $150.00 DRESSES Oil

FINAL Clearance of Winter Wear

Todav and

l omorrow

f s-oa' ar.d uat-- -.r-.j wishes m t wait four or rive aars

air and omfort, and r... lat- -a nitrh.t ! f"r him with no engagement. What atir.g, and time will tr.al lightiv! jould you do? M. S The eat.r g i the important fo-tor. ' M- It is rather hard to advi.-e

M.-t of us .at too j, f:,' . 1 ' .7 v all I

i;v irriuiL li:vi:v. Hcadlinor on tin Keith ( in tiit You'd be smart, ahv.as. th ,;-h your pur' slim? Then have a hoä gown, with black; .hocs ar.tl b'.-jek .-tckinr: You can't b.c dowdy In black. Tint is the secret of th eternal chic ot the parisierne whom I'v- jun cn-.i bark from playing :.- - .o- c- - v: 7

cd ma-". 1 er '. . ' w h ther yo;r eyes and hair Mack or not wear biik a:: ; . .. can'; ; . A .i '-...- ' 7 much whither ;.-t a-e large j or smaii: It's whither you're Over; enough to bring out tlmir Ii'is m! plain, well rut black slippers or will mak them look bunchy by wearing j orr.s.mer.ts and tasels. Ar.d as for hair, it mus be wishd often once a week 1 have ih,. ham po.-.d and hruii- d mu. :n

plain soap and water the I"! t.auti'vr th--f r both ha'r a:-d ski:

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,'ikf.is: 1 ha;" tw s', ft !"; I 1

,-,t, I not knowing the reasons for the Por ! young man ;vi-hing you to wait for

an eng ig-m nt.

dtion

It is wi-e if he is

niarrv vou to

drv tost aid ta. Th. n I i.c,.r at -n r

aain ur.til .l.r.r.t r rime. n-"t ask for an ngagemer.t as k-ng l'r l.iquhl Kongo. engagements are never advi-a i le. j Ard roii-. American worn. - we-ij Why cannot you and the young man , know how- to us.- the rouprc po: if- both enjoy the society of oth'-rj feotivf lyl Pit hqu: 1 rouge is mot i ?riend and when the time comes

saccfssrai. I'c;-.--. t glaie out awa tr mm to marry u you still care from the skin as the powders do and : f r -a-h other then things will

$ $5.00 to l M $6.95 I ! Plaid Skirts 1 1 $g.50 M

Winter Blouses Crepe de Chine and Crepe Georgette

f hi

irr . it s:avs: i n

;;. nearly nafiril. 1 'erfu n; s - . d w hat

- i .". i p- r ume are ficn . ry !c;or l! :h:rr. They t'll so a: 'i ai'eiit the wearer. Vt-nly the'.

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work ut all right.

Annie Iaur;e

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Advice to GirL

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" Ey ANTilE LAURIE A:;r. i.c,:-. i ar.-l I a bo- of

of t o ,v n. a n 1 a ! a a

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'r. icy birtiidty 1: vri-t watch. We hav

I'cn't leh:e in coli crci n t-e- true

re I et tu bed at night no s.ath-lien going together eer -ir.ee wc

EYES EXAMINED

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H. LEMONTREE foitth lnl Indlnc Optometrist ni Manofarturinc tlptlcl V tau duplicate ict pair cf lent jo Uiatter wber ttey wer oidt t. MICHIGAN 6T.

1 Plaid Skirts YA Vi to $12.50 j $g.95 ß Afc-i....-

Half Price Sale of Sample LINENS Hand embroidered Madeira. Final Clearance Prices on

Dinaren s Winter Wear

ff ! 50.00 to ' $250.00 n j COATS i

. $100.00 to $150.00 v

( COATS fr 7 k(; $39.50 t.. ' ; $7". 00 i; COATS ' I I s25'00 7 ft li1 $50.00 to '. j! jioo.oo a j! SUITS ;