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The Detroit times., 1916-01-22

dorses = tbe greatest Of women
ealllsts playing with the orchestra
ou Feb ll. Povla Frisch who is
making "a tremendous success as a
dramatic soprano. singing on Feb
%. Francis Macmillan, one Of the
greatest of yioliuists on March 10
and the concert OF Wagner oyertures
on March "a each concert should
sgrpass the one preceding, in inter
est and popularity All Of the con
certs viii be repeated the following
Sunday IN Arcadia. but without the
soloists Tickets for the entire
course are on sale in the office So
9U5 Kresge building, aud for next
weeks concert may te obtained I'm
Grinnell's box office, usday morn.
ing.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-22

concert e. fHa Dtrolt Orchestral
association SERIES The feature Of
the program Nll Do Rachmaniuons
Fae Island of tbe Dead Tor the
perform1u.r ut which tho orches-
trul association has had inuumcr.
able requests during tho last six
years. Orhcr numbers viii be
Brahm5 fr.t mphouy In q minor
The Flying Dgtchman" overture,
The Detroit times., 1916-01-22
MUSIC

The Mcdonald school OF Music
gave a studio musicale Saturday att
ernoon. Fhe program was PLAYED
hy piano pupils from the Grand
Rlveraye. branch, and vocal. violin.
cello aud piano pupils from the main
school
The Michigan Music Teachers AS
ociatiou viii meet in Battle Greek
In June. The executive board has
appointed the following program
committee; Mrs. Louise Unsworth
Cragg Charles Frederic Morse, both
OF Detroit. Miss Kate Marvin Ked-
zie, Lansing and Mrs II r. Nichols,
HOughtou
Pupils from lhe piano classes OF
Mrs. Louise Unsworth Cragg gave a
recital, Wednesday evening, IN the
hall Of the Detroit College OF Music.
Wilfrld Lee, tenor gave a group Of
songs The program was given by
Miss Hazel Murphy Miss Louis Sis
'er Miss Martha Zeile Miss Hazel
dell Wright and Miss Della Glrardin.
Charles Trowbridgc Tjftmau bari
tone. OF Washington D. O., viii give
song recital Tuesday morning,
Jan 20. az 81 O'Clock in tho Hotel
statler ballroom. under thr auspices
NJ the Tuesday Musicale Miss
The Detroit times., 1916-01-22

Jack That slim chap over th,r.
had Sl0,000.00U lcft him.
Mabel-Ah-and who ls fhu far
man who shows him -uch det,r.0oea
Jack On. that's ouIy chap who
made SlO.000.OO0 himself
The Detroit times., 1916-01-22

The following were elected to the
board OF directors in The annual
meeting of the Priscilla Inn, Thurs
day, MIS- r. II. Andrews. Mrs. j. y.
Bagley. Mrs. William z Blodgett
Mrs. w O Briggs Mrs It. z. Dodge.
Mrs. T. j Farrell Mrs. Henry Ford.
Mrs J. b Ford. Mrs. Emma a Fox.
Mrs w. r, Hamilton. Mrs C +
Hendrio Mrs. Strathearn Heudrio
Mrs T. H. Holt Miss Margaret Hos
mer Mrs n * Jones. Mrs H A.
Krolik, Mrs. T. H. Macpherson. Mrs
f. n Miller. Mrs G.. d Pope. Mrs
Charles l.. Palms, Mrs. John G. Rum.
ncy Mrs. J. b. Schlotman. Mrs w.
H. SclleW. Mrs. $ J. Service. Mrs
Adolph Sloman, Mrs L. D. Stair. Dr.
Mary n. Stevens. Miss Mary T. Tur
ner and Mrs. Homer Warren. The
board will meet Monday morning to
elect officers.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-22

Nebraska has 3S7.522 school chill
dren and 12,335 school ,cachers.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-22
SOCIETY

Mrs. William John Watson. Jr., en-
teIaiLeJ Is guests Thursday even.
ing. u their new home. No. 46s Wiz.
giula park.
.
Miss Ruth Woodhouse. daughter OF
Mr. aud Mrs. John Il Woodhousc
'i Crosse Poiate, TO Robert Ersktuc
Christie, of Ne" York.
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a Jolly and HoIi-u.ful ball was CIV.
cd Friday c,.aus in the armory
by uc second battalion. Thirtyfirst
mtWu, NJ. s. G. The prand march
WAS Ted by Colonel Walter Barlow
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The Detroit times., 1916-01-22

Too teli br arruu material sold 1y
n.u- ElEHu.t Railroad 'o
f..' fE.I-I.et.1} or sIu0o,000
less tiHu iu 1913 Waste paper
.0. H# .ur Sll.i1. oil barrels
Tor SEQ '41 md old rubber for &'5-
--2 Locomotive and wooden pas.
seuecr ears sold for S11f32G other
odd and ends hroueh' in SfgI4e1
old wheels metals and wrought
iron yielded more than S7So.O0O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-15
LOW COST OF LIVING MENUS
BY MRS. FLORENCE NAY.

quickly. a cup OF -four and a half
cup of grated cheese, stirring con-
stantIy until smooth. Cool and add
four eggs. one at time, beating
well. Drop on a we'll creased pan
far apart so there is no danger they
will run together and bake in a mod
crate oven about 40 minutes.
DINNER
Broiled MuttOn-Wash the NUT
ton and boil very slowly until ten
der. Serve with a sauce made by
mixing two tablespoons of chill
sauce with four tablespoons Of may
onnaise and half a teaspoon of curry
powder
Mixed Salad-MiX cup of raw
chopped cabbage with half "a chop
ped green paper. 10 olives cut fine,
three sour pickles cut in small
pieces. and half a sliced apple Pour
over mayonnaise and serve on let
tuce.
Prune Tapioca-Soak a cup Of
tapioca three hours i'm cold water.
Add more wafer and boil until
clear. Stir in a cup of sugar. a cup
of cooked and pitted prunes. and
turn into a wetted mould 20 cool.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-15
HOMECOMING FEATURE
OF BIG CELEBRATION

one of the features of the South
Bends Indiana Centennial celebra-
ton. October 3. 4. and viii be
the home oming of former residents
of St Joseph County. Nearly 1000
names of former residents of the
ounty have been received by the
Centennial association. A list left at
the Chamber of Commerce yesterday
contained 2SS names of former resi-
dents and il is thought that many
OF them will appreciate this oppor-
tunity for a home coming visit.
a letter of invitation 10 all form
er residents 10 come to st. Joseph
county Will be sent out as fast as
the names are received. An invita-
ton viii also be sent TO graduates Of
the South Bend High school Ad-
dresses of all former residents Of
the county will be appreciated by
the association and an effort will
be made TO bring all Of them back
here for the Centennial
The Chamber Of Commerce re
quests that persons acquainted with
the names and addresses of former
residents. file them immediately so
that there will Doe time TO mail them
cordial invitation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-15
Why Society Women Wash
Their Own Hair

Few realize how many society WOO
men now wash their own hair. not
because ii is "a rad. but because they
wish % obtain the greatest possible
hair beauty and bee sure they are not
using anything harmful The thou
sands who have found that iu wash
ms the hair NJ is never wise 90 use "a
Wakeshift but is always advisable to
use preparation made for shampoo
ing only say they get the best results
from simple homemade CanthToN
mixture. You can enjoy this the
best that is known. Tor about three
cents shampoo los getting some
canthroN from your druggist. and
dissolving a teaspOoUful in Gun of
hot water. Your shampoo is now
ready After us use tine hair dries
rapidly with uniform color Dam
druff excess oil aud dirt are dis
solved and entirely disappear Your
hair viii be $50 fluffy tnat DO viii
look much heavier than 30 U.s. Its
lustre and softncss VIII also delight
SOU. while the stimulated scalp gains
the health which insures hair growth
-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-15

The annual baby show and deco
rated baby carriage parade ViU be-
held az SPRINGBEOOK PARK ON
WEDNESDAY AUG -erd. The
prizes this year are of unusual value
and are things that am mothers
want and good enough to last until
baby is grown up. and then present
cd 20 them for their u-e The best
si;verware that money can buy ON
display at Mayr's icwelry store
The Baby show win Doe held this
year boz the large dancing pavilion.
The judging viii commence promptly
judges are through. The decorated
baby carriage. decorated doll car
riaee and girls carrying dolls parade
viii Doe promptly a. O'Clock. So if
you wish 90 enter better start To the
park before dinner with your lunch
basket mled.
~ you wish 90 enter your baby in
the baby show or III you wish GO en-
ter the decorated baby carriage pa
rade or if you are "a little girl and
wish 20 carry your doll or decorate
your don carriage. just drop plain
postal card 90 Mr.. DALEY. Spring
brook park There viii Doe no blanks
90 hll out this year. The flat cars
viii traverse the principal street car
lines of the city and pick up the
baby carriages free OF charge on the
day of the parade The definite
route viii be printed later-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-15
A Course Dinner
From Leftovers

Present high prices o. foodstuffs make
IL more desirable than ever that every
bit Of food should Doe utilized
With a little ingenuity dinner fit for
a king can be prepared from odds and
ends More and more women are learn
ing that they can set good table with
out elaborate expenditure Left over
meats. fish aud vegetables are delicious
creamed and served on Holland Rusk
Many cooks use Holland Ru~k instead Of
toast because Holland Rusk iS ready
when il comes from the package Is more
uniformly Drowned than most toast as
well as crisper and more delicious
A good WAY o. use Jap the left over
roast OF chicken is the following
Chicken a Ia King on Holland Ru~k
Mash fWo tahle~p O0lfuls of butter
In skillet. Add one rup mushrooms
cut up Cook slowly few minutes
Then pour in cup and Lall of
milk. ,Salt and pepper to taste. half
sweet pepper sliced. half q cam of pi-
mentos Cook till peppers are soft
and add as much dired chicken aS
You have left serve very bot ON
Holland Rusk
You can get Holland RuSk ~ your
grocer S. also Windmill Cookies the
most delicious cookies YOU ever tasted
T. You eat one you W1n- The whole box
children prefer them % candy and they
are better. IN Won serve. them once Won
viii always want them and So will aIl the
rest Of the family.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-15

they are guests at "a house party at
the summer home of Mr.. and Mrs.
&C.. A Dolph at Diamond lake.
Miss Anna Prinzhorn. 13091a Lin
cain way F.. has returned from a two
weeks visit with relatives at Boyne
City. O.
Mrs NJ. J. Frankel. Pa y. Lafa-
yette blvd. has returned from an eX-
tended visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Frankel at Chicago.
j. b. Miller physical director at
the y NJ q. A. has resumed work
after "a vacation of two weeks.
Prof Il. W. Written of Bowling
Green. Ky. is visiting his sister.
Mrs o. A. Jefferies. 403 " Cushing
ST
Donald Farneman. 1915 5 1Iichi-
gan ST.. left Tuesday for BerkeN
where ne viii enter the University
of California
Mrs. T.. L. Sims. and daughters,
Martha and Mary 21S w Marion
St, have returned home after spend
ing six weeks i'm New York and
Boston
Mrs. Valentine Atvas. 52S Cleye-
land av.. is visiting with friends i'm
Benton Harbor Coloma and other
Michigan cities.
Miss Ruth Dice of Dayton. o..
is visiting her aunt and uncle. Mr..
and Mrs Elmer Alternately. GIG w.
Lasalle av
Mrs. Florence Lockwood and SON
Russell 1872 Indiana av. is visit
ing the formers sister. in Chicago
this week
Mrs A. w Cooper OF Waco Tex
who has been Visiting with j. r.
Kuntz, 5. Miller and ). Wiltfong re-
turned home Tuesday going 10y way
OF St Joseph and taking boat trip
20 Chicago AT Chicago she viii
visit with Miss Blanche Wiltfons.
who is "a surgical nurse at the Hen
rotin Memorial hospital there Miss
Carrie kuntz accompanied her 10
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs William Burmeister
and son Harry. and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Schiller and son. Harold
have returned from weeks outing
az Fish lake Marcellus. Mich.
The Misses Fralick. -19 ". COL
fax av.. left Tuesday morning for
New York CITY.
Miss Leona Applebv and Miss
Marcella Mitchell 7le Lincoln way
E. have gone 20 the Thousand Is
lands. stopping az Buffalo and
Niagara Falls. They will be gone
about two weeks.
Mt and Mrs. John r. Hauehtou.
". Washington aV. have gone 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-15
AnnOunceme

The Pleasant View w. G. T. ".
Will hold an all day meeting We'd
ucsday at the home of Mrs. William
Baker. 625 r. Cedar ST. A picnic din
ucr VIII be served at noon.
The Sewing circle of the German
Zion Evangelical church. viii meet
Wednesday afternoon instead CT
Thursday with Mrs. Elmquist, s25
r.. Dayton ST.
The Women's Home Missionary
society of Grace 81. r. church will
hold it's regular monthly meeting
Wednesday afternoon in the church
parlOrs A paper on City Mission
Work Will be given by Mrs. II. ].
Deuer. The hostesses Will be Mrs.
Charles Wayne. Miss Nettie Taylor.
Mrs Susan Watkins. Mrs. c. Van
nenburg and Mrs Wood
The seventh annual reunion Of the
Whitmer family viii be held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Ed Robert
son. who live 10 miles southwest of
the city. Aug. "A.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of Stuu Memorial church
will meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs Marie DeWachter. 227 E
Bowman st.
Members of New Harmony circle
so. 202 T. II. G.. will be entertained
at am ice cream social Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Jester. - Cleveland av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-15

Rose Point ont. for visit with
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs +. Burner Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. G. Chard and daughter,
Marion. have returned after spend
ing few days at Corey lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frepan and
family. 526 Allen ST., have returned
from motor trip TO Lakeville and
North Liberty
Miss Eleanor Stewart Of India
napois is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
.. l.. Perch. +. Indiana az.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Frepan and son,
go Van Buren, St, have returned
after a weeks visit at Fish lake.
Marcellus.
Miss Anna Bauer, 112 n Bird
sell ST.. has gone to Chicago 10
spend a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Sommerer. La
sale av.. have returned after a mo-
tor trip TO Goshen
Miss Alice Rush of Benton Har-
Dor is visiting with friends and rela-
tives i'm South Bend.
Miss Emma Wilkowitz, 5O2 Penn
sylvania av. has returned after
visiting i'm Marcellus, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Switzer have
returned from a wedding trip to Al
abny and Syracuse, y y. and viii
reside on Lafayette ST
Bert Jackson. 621 Sherman av..
left Tuesday for a six weeks trip 10
various points i'm Colorado.
son St. has gone east. where she win
spend the rest of the month.
Miss Marjorie Culver, Lafayette
ST.. has returned after spending
some time i'm Albany y. Y.
John Deacon, sol S. William St,
left Monday for an extended eastern
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Poff Dayton
St. have returned from a week
stay at Eagle lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Engle, $50
Cottage Grove av, have returned
after spending a few days in chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Poff. EOS s
ST. Peter St. have returned from a
visit at Eagle lake.
Miss Estelle Cramer, Lincoln way
W. is spending the week at Hud-
son lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Devine and
daughter, sephine. sos Allen ST..
nave returned after spending a
week at Eagle lake.
Mrs. Lena Freeh and her daugh-
ter. Miss Anna Freeh Of Long
Beach. Calf. formerly of South
Bend. are in the city visiting rela-
tives and friends
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-15

and Mrs. Albert Baton, spent the
weekend at Davies lake as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Breckon.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Holm berg and
family have returned to their home
at 703 Marietta St. after spending
two weeks at Lake MaXinkuckee.
Miss Vera G. Edmond and Miss
LEILA NJ. Richard. 1919 5. Main St,
left Monday for an extensive trip
through the east They viii visit
Detroit and Buffalo and on their re-
turn trip will be guests OF Mrs. Min
ME Frederick and Miss Catherine
Casey at Toledo.
Mrs Hartrick OF Chicago has re-
turned to her home after visiting at
the home of Mrs. NJ. Bert. $50 Rover
av.
Mrs. r. J. Laumer. 7O5 Marietta
St. is visiting at the home II her
mother in Union Mills.
Mrs. Minnie LaFrenz has returned
10 her cottage at Hudson lake after
visiting with her son William La
Frenz. Sherman av
Mrs. George Hosler 209 sadie ST.
has returned from Hudson lake
where she spent the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Balmer and
son. 400 y. Walnut St. have re-
turned after a weekend visit at
Hudson lake
Miss Catherine Pawlak, 2o15 y.
sadie ST. who has been spending a
few DAYS at Koontz lake has re
turned home.
Mrs. J. II. Sears and children, 122
:. william ST. has returned home
after a visit with her parents in
ohio.
Mrs. u. p. Mckee and son Porter.
743 Portage av.. mOtorel 20 Corey
lake Sunday 10 visit with Miss June
Mckee az Camp Eberhart.
Mrs L. Oln and Mrs X Moore
ana children of Iaporte have re-
turned 10 their home after making
a short visit al the home of Mrs.
4. Wright. I'll Marietta st.
Walter Metz of Leavenworth. Kas
is visiting his cousin. Mrs. a. 3.
SeeDert. $50 r. Bronson 81. for an
indefinite time
Miss Margery Holmes who was
visiting al the home OF her brother
r. NJ. Holmes. GIL Lincoln way r.
has returned 90 her home in Detroit.
Albert Holmberg Of New York is
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
y. Holm berg EOS Marietta ST.
r Ray. $50 Marietta St. returned
90 his home sunday after an extend
ed visit in Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Carney OF
Toledo are visiting Mrs. r. A.
Mates. 1912 S. Main ST. A. present
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-15
PERSONALS

Ruth. Elizabeth and Woodrow
Inks Of Plymouth are visiting their
grandmother. Mrs. Mary Dickson,
200 Marietta ST.
Francis and Clarence Archam-
beaut. 740 r. Bronson St. are spend
ing the week at Davies lake as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Breck-
ON of Mishawaka.
AIR. and Mrs r. Love of Plymouth
were the guests Of Mrs. r. II. Slick,
goa Marietta ST.. sunday
Mrs. c. r. Hansel and son Jo-
seph. Horauo St. have left for a
vacation AT the Wisconsin woods.
They viii Dee Joined later by Dr.
Hansel
Miss Florence Hostetler of Goshen
viii be a guest of her friend, Miss
I.aNele Fuller. 201 Van Buren, St,
Wednesday.
liiss Dorothy Hench of Greenville.
o.. and Harry Ullom OF Muncie,
Ind are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
T. BeckIey S24 Cottage Grove av.
w E. Steffick has returned 10 his
home us Lincoln way r. after
making a short visit in Elkhart
Mrs q. r. Fahiastrom. ia Lincoln
way T.. is visiting near Goshen.
Nr. and Mrs hubert Archam-
beaut and family 14o r. Bronson
st spent Che weekend at Davies
lake
g. Miller. 72o Lincoln way r. re-
turned To- mis- home Saturda after
visiting iu Elkhart
Mrs Mary Bert. SOC River av.. is
visiting n Chicago for short time.
Mir and Mrs Delmar Madison
and mother Mrs Madison and Mr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-15
By GWEN SEARS.

are diminished. The same result may
be obtained by pounding the alter
nately tensed and relaxed abdomen
with clenched fists. This exercise
also tends 10 reduce the size OF the
hips When you first take up these
exercises do not perform them for
more than I'VE minutes. at one time.
The third exercise is the most diff
hcult Assume the normal standing
position. then, without moving the
feet. turn the upper part of the body
as far as possible 20 the left. inhal-
ing and raising your arms 90 "a hOri-
zontal position as YOU do SO. As YOU
exhale bend the body over the left
leg. This is waist reducing move
ment. and at first should not be re-
peated more than tive times left and
right respectively BY practice,
however. you should be able TO per-
form it thirty TO fifty times in sue
cessiOn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-15
REDUCING MASSAGE.

You have probably heard d great
deal about massage as n method of
reducing flesh. IL rs the rich wom-
ans method and the lazy woman s
method. To be successful however.
II should be used in connection with
more vigorous exercise and diet.
There are two simple massage
movements that you can give your
self. Both are taken living flat on
the floor or in bed. N YOU have an
obese abdomen make the muscles as
tense as possible and then pressing
upon the palms OF the hands. move
the folds Of fat backward and for
ward. The hands should be firm and
should not be allowed 10 slip since If
YOU move them about you move only
the skin
In this fashion the abdominal
muscles nearest the surface are exer-
cised and deposits Of fat over these
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-15
What the French Maid Told Marjorie
By JANE LOWELL.

"The skirt should also be easy 20
get into and should have deep peck
cts at the hips, as there are dozen
and one things one wants TO drop in
10 the pockets on an outing, and 1T is
always most comfortable 10 have the
hands entirely free. Under the short
Khaki skirt should be Knockers of
thin silk and these. with "a homeless
athletic corset or girdle and a light
weight union suit. which may he
washed out without ironing. will
constitute all the undergarments
necessary.
The smart buttoned boots and
dainty pumps will be left at home IN
favor Of stout camping boots, COM
ing well above the ankle; but do not
forget that these boots viii seem
very heavy and tiresome after a long
tramp in the woods. and take along
pair OF Eeeless moccasins for
camp
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-15
Musician and Wife
Celebrate 90 Years
Of Yielded Life

In celebration OF the 60th we'd
ding anniversary OF Prof and Mrs.
LOreuz Elhel as well as the SD birth
day OF Mrs. Elbel the children and
grand children of the couple assem-
bled at the Elbel residence on y.
Michigan ST. and enjoyed a quiet So
cial evening Light refreshments
We're served during the evening.
The couple was serenaded 10y the
Elbels band which rendered beau
TRULY several pleasing and very ap-
propriate selections. The serenade
was in several respects very fitting.
Prof. Elhel was the originator and
the first leader OF the Elbels band
which first played for the delight OF
South Bend citizens over sixty years
ago. IL was in his honor that the
band received its name. Prof EIbel
will celebrate his S3rd birthday in
November.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-15

Miss Helen Ann Mooney. teacher
of the Per.ey school. who Is VISITING
her cousin. Mrs. Thomas kennedy Of
Springfield. o.. was complirnented at
party sunday evening at the
home Of the latter 434 South Foun-
tam as A pleasant evening spent
with games and music. after which
delicious refreshments were serv-
CO., The party included - guests
from Springfield. besides Miss Louise
Mooney OF Urbana and Miss Florence
Baccioccs Of Cincinnati and the
honored guest OF this city.
Mr and Mrs Willard Battles and
Mr.. and Airs. Dudley King. enter
tanned the mem beers OF the Siefer
family at their annual reunion sun
day. at the home Of the former on
the Springbrook I'd. AT noon a pic
mic dinner was served on the lawn TO
800 members present. A very enjoy
able day was spent In games ana
contests and music Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Priest and son Leroy or Topeka. Ind.
Miss Louise Stults. 1923 Franklin
st was hostess last evening at a
very pleasant meeting of the Live
Oak grove drill team. Contests were
featured after the business session
and later in the evening refresh
ments were served. The members
viii have another meeting Aug IS,
with Mrs Martha Dreher. SO +.
Wayne So.
Mr. and Mrs Cassimer Pawlak
IZ6 y. Carlisle ST.. pleasantly enter
tanned Saturday evening with an in
formal party in celebration of their
nth wedding anniversary. The guests
enjoyed social evening and re-
fires hmcnts were served.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-15
DRESS FOR CAMPING TRIP.

II have been invited for camp
ing trip for "A week with Louise and
her folks" laughed Marjorie. joy
fully
"Oh. isn't that fine" responded
Marie. entering into her little friend >
enthusiasm at once
But what shall I take 10 wear"
questioned Marjorie, SOLDERING sud
denly.
Well, have a camp blouse as loose
and comfortable as YOU please" sug-
gested Marie. but have il of a ma
terial which is not transparent and
have it made with a collar which
comes up high at the back Of the
neck. with sleeves that cover the
forearms. Both skirt and blouse
should be OF khaki, the skirt being
short enough to admit OF active exer-
else walking. stepping into boats.
climbing over rocks. etc.