South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-10


Miss Blanche Adeu Rupel. daugh-
ter of j. r. Rupel ZZo6 s Mich
igan ST.. and Clarence Hubbard
Fulton. son OF AIr and Mrs James
G.. Fulton. 110S s. Lafateue blvd
viii be married this afternoon ut
800 o'clock in the rectOry Of 81
Patrick-s church RE- j. r. De
Sroote officiating Miss Anna p.
Stanley will attend as bridesmaid
and Howard Fulton. q brother Of
the groom. viii act as best man.
The bride viii be attired i'm
tailored suit OF gray wool velour.
with trimmings Of gray velvet and
she viii wear a picture hat of gray
velvet. Miss Stanley will wear
blue serge suit. trimmed en- black
silk braid and her hat win be OF
black velvet. Both the bride and
her bridesmaid viii wear c0rsaee
bouquets of sunburst roses. valley
lilies and sweet pears.
Dir. and Mrs. Fulton will leave
Immediately following the ceremony
Tor Detroit. where they will visit
SIR. and Mrs ID. w LaBadie. for
merry Of this city and on their way
home they viii stop Camp custer
Mich, 10 visit Corp. q. T.. RupeL
They viii be at home after Dec.
at HOS s. Lafayette blvd.
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Miss Mardeu Luther. 1112 Hauey
av-. entertained members of the
Busy Bee Sunday school class Of the
First Evangelical church Friday
evening. a social hour followed the
time spent with knitting Mrs Mil
dred Schuster. 1914 $. Miami ST.
viii be hostess to the class i'm two
weeks
Mr. and Mrs. j. r.. Demiug. 1917
S. Franklin St, entertained a party
Of young people Friday evening,
honoring their son. Carmen r. HoI-
lister OF the II. s. navy. who is home
on "a hve-day furlough The even
Ing was spent with games and con-
tests. after which a lunch was serv-
ed.
Splendid informal talks by the
comfort lady" Mrs. S. C.. Stanton.
and Maj. Stanton Of the Chicago
medical corps, were given Friday
afternoon at the Red Cross benefit
lecture held under the auspices of
the South Bend Woman's club i'm
the club rooms. Mai ard Mrs.
Stanton have a son with the Amer
lean forces i'm France and this,
coupled with their first hand knowl-
edge Of Red Cross activities render
ed their talks doubly interesting.
MAJ. stanton spoke first explain
ing the way in which Chicago has
tackled the, by no means easy.
problem Of caring for the depend
ents Of the soldiers. The city was
first divided into districts he eX-
planned. and then the services of
doctors. dentists. druggists aud hos
pitfalls were secured free of charge
10 caTe FOR the families jim each dis
trict The work is not a work of
charity" he said. FOR il is being
done for the families of those men
who have placed their bodies in the
lire which is keeping us from Ger
man 5ar5arism."
Continuing he made clear the fact
that America is not, even yet,
thoroughly awakened 20 its respon-
sibjIties in this present situation
and that il will take the splitting Of
blood. as in the case OF England, TO
accomplish the awakening
Another point emphasized by Mai.
stanton. and one which needs
emphasis. was that the boxes to be
sent 20 the soldiers i'm France should
contain. not sweets and such like,
nut warm. wooden clothing. for the
damp and chilly atmosphere of
over there" will be a real hardship
O. "our boys
The relating of many TRUE and
1athetic instances brought home TO
his listeners the Importance of the
things which he said and he closed
with the story of the soldier return
.d from France, suffering from lead
poisoning and several shrapnel
wounds who said that "Tipperary'
and such like songs had been re-
placed in the trenches by Keep the
tonne Fires Burning"
Mrs stanton. who has earned her
lille OF comfort lady" through her
Intiring efforts i'm behalf of the
comfort Kit department. of the Chi