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South Bend news-times., 1918-06-06
PERSONALS

Bert Norton OF Mount Clemens.
Mich. is visiting his cousins, Mrs. j.
A. Keith. $40 r. South st. and Mrs.
Clarke r. Keith, 522 S Rush St
Mrs. John Berger, jr. of Howe.
Ind. is the guest of her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hively.
$50 W. Oak St. and of her cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Phelan, S13
Lawndale av. Mrs. Berger is en-
route home from Brsidwood. III.
where she attended the funeral OF
her mother. She will return 10
Howe Sunday.
Miss Virginia Sanders. 903 +.
jefferson blvd. mas returned from
Millbrook, y. Y. where she has
been attending school.
Miss Kathryn Heilman. 5O9 n
Main st, returned TO her home
Saturday for a brief visit before
leaving for FL Paso. Tex.
South Bend news-times., 1918-06-06
Among Many Ddshing and
Flashing Uniforms at Washington
Yeoettes' ProUe Very Attractive
BY Edna Huber Church.

behind on shore and keep the wheels
turning.
Many OF the yoettes are picking
up considerable sea talk and some
times it almost makes one gasp.
was rather astonished the other
day 10 walk behind one perfectly
nice looking little girl. and hear
her talk Of her "overdressed COB"
thought il was rather unrefned talk
of the catty kind that We so often
hear when women get together. but
the same evening I heard line
officer use the phrase and ] ques-
toned him I found that IL was
merely sea talk for chief petty Of
ficer and was in perfectly good
usage among the navy men.
And here is a little advanced tip
TO YOU girls. It's the newest stride.
and il displaced the Castle walk and
all OF the other swagger fads along
ago. It's the oette sWank Just
sort of roll down the avenue, with
little nautical hitch now and
then, and YOU have il. Perhaps it
doesn't sound very gaceful but il
can be done and is being done by
the best yoettes. and even some OF
the r ST bellies are adopting it.
Try 1.-THE yeoette swank.
South Bend news-times., 1918-06-06

WASHINGTON. June 8. - This
wonderful old city is just brimful
of dashing. flashing. fetching uni
forms or course. the people who
nil the uniforms catch most of the
feminine eyes, but there Is one uni
form that rather causes the male
glance 10 wander Maybe IL isn't
the uniform. but there is something
mighty attractive about the 'yoe-
ette' even 20 woman.
With ducky little blue coats
double breasted and brass buttoned,
and white duck skirts, and a chic
little white sailor hat, the yeoette
certainly makes a pretty picture as
she mingles with the thousand and
one other uniforms on the streets Of
Washington. 7 wonder why some
magazine cover artist hasn't immor-
talized her
But the yecette has something
more important TO do to win the
war than TO look handsome She
lis mighty important cog in the
machinery of Sec'y Daniels organ
.tdLl0ll " lAA1ll - IL AAAilA- the uAAutl
sea boats of the kaiser. II the navy
wins the war. and there are those
IN Washington who believe il will.
all Of the glory can't go 10 the brave
men who were on board ship With
out the organization behind them
they wouldn't have been able 10 ac-
complish much, and without the
yeoette the strength of the navy
wouldn't be as great today as il is.
OF course. il seems that the little
yeoette is mighty unimportant. but
she has filled a good many gaps in
the navy department and she has
released hundreds of men for ser
vice on sea She Is really nothing
more than first class stenOgrapher
and office secretary. but in these
days any sort OF stenogra pher is "a
prize and the hrst class stenOgra phi
ers and rypists who become yoettes
are iewelled prizes.
They don't 20 near the water
Nh Daniels won't let them-al-
though a good many OF them have
applied for sea service. Some Oi
them have been sent To navy yards
where they can ses the great war;
I sh.ps in their battle paint steamine
out 10 sea. but thev have 20 stay
South Bend news-times., 1918-06-06
IN COLORED CIRCLES.

The violin recital rendered by
Prof. Clarence G.. White Of Detroit.
Mich. last Monday evening Al Olvet
4. NJ. r. church was appreciated
by the audience and the selections
from s Colridge Taylor and Bur
leigh were rendered with ease and
grace. Prof White was also assisted
with local talent OF this city. Mrs.
F. BUford. vocalist and Mrs Ida
Palmer. elocutionist
The Sorasis club chorus met Tues
day evening for rehearsal al the X.
or p hall. The chorus is planning
10 give a musical soon. the date viii
be announced later. The chorus viii
meet again SUNDAY afternoon and
ic is requested that every mem Der
be present
The Literature Art Research club
gave a reception Wednesday even
ing al the home Of Mr.. and "
Earl Findley. 500 Cleveland aN..
in honor OF Rudolph Ash. who was
graduated in the 1918 class of the
south Bend high school.
The Olivet A. NJ + church choir
VIII meet FOR rehearsal Friday even
lng at the church. Members are
Urged 20 meet early. New selections
viii be rehearsed and Will be sung
on 81. Johns day.
PERSONALS.
Mis- Anna Stolworth Of Mobile.
Ala. Is spending her vacation with
her sister Mrs Daniels. on College
st
Mrs sara Chavig and Mrs Emma
J. Hines have returned from Evans
willie. Ind. where they were dele
safes 10 the state federation Of col
ored women's clubs
Bert Holmes OF Elkhart spent
Monday evening in this city
Mrs Noah Hubbard left for her
home in Chicago after visiting
friends here.
South Bend news-times., 1918-06-06

Chicago are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylvester Van Gorden, :. Anthony
ST.
Miss Marie Chudzik of Bay city.
Mich. is spending a few DAYS with
friends here Saturday she leaves
for Chicago TO conclude her vaca-
ton
Joseph Werwinski, 405 s. Chaplin
st has returned from Buffalo. y.
y, following "A short bushes visit.
Ladslaus Chelinski, Notre Dame
av.. received word Wednesday that
his son. IAdisIaus CheHnski, jr.
has arrived safery in France and is
well.
Michael Hazinski. sr. Bert Kit
kowski and Michael Hazinski. jr.
left Thursday morning for Barron
lake
Mrs. John Mrozinski Of Rolling
Prairie was the guest Of her sister.
Mrs. Anthony Hosinska. 2214 Ken
wood av.
Miss Martha Jaroszewski Of Chi
ca 90 arrived here Wednesday to
attend the wedding of her sister.
Miss Clara Jaroszewski She is the
guest or her parents MI and Mrs
Frank Jaroszewski. 2201 Kenwood
av.
Mr.. and Mrs. George GolUpski
and Mrs Rose Ferdinand have re-
turned from a visit with relatives
in Buchanan. Mich. They motored
both ways
South Bend news-times., 1918-06-06
SOCIAL EVENTS.

Mrs Albin Trzesmiewski, 2507
Washington av.. entertained with
o'clock family dinner i'm honor
Of her brother. William BUkwinski
who will soon leave for Detroit
Mich. Covers were laid for 10 ar
IA bic atuactively appointed and
centered with June roses Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Strupp. Mr. and Mrs Steve Hy.
decki, Mr.. and Mrs Laurence Hen
sell Miss Ethel Smucinski. Vitold
Zmysla and Joseph Rosicki
The committee in charge Of an
entertainment 20 be given in the
near future by the Lady Falcons.
Z. Balicki. will meet Friday even
ing at s o'clock at Z. Balicki hall
W Division ST
The NJ. Romanowski Falcons
gym class viii meet Friday evening
at Koscuiszko hall. s Chaplin st.
The L. Balicki Falcons gym class
will meet Friday evening al Kos
ciuszko hall s. Chapin st.
The St Hedwige Choral society
will hold its singing practice Fri
day evening at St Hedwige school
The ref earsal Of play The
Cross With a Crimson Stain" Will
be held Friday evening al 80
o'clock at st. Adalbert's auditorium
under the direction OF Miss Vie
toria Strauss
South Bend news-times., 1918-06-06
Announcements

Mrs c. Lawrence. an Alaskan
missionary, will address members Of
the Woman's Missionary socieey Of
the First Baptist church at the
meeting TO be held Friday after
noon AT the home of Mrs, r. c..
Turk, 515 +. Dubail av. Gifts for
the Kodiak orphanage OF Kodiak.
Alaska. will be received.
An important meeting OF the
Gives and philanthropy department
OF the Progress club will be held
Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in
the club rooms. All rIembers are
urged 10 attend
Mem oers of the Women's Mission
AIRY society of the Westminster Pres
byterian church will meet Friday
afternoon AZ 2:45 o'clock at the
home Of Mrs c. A. Thurber, 1913
Woodward av. Mrs Bruce Gafll and
Mrs G.. r. Roper will act as as
sistsnt hOstesses.
Mothers and Daughters day
will be observed by the Women'S
Missionary society of the First
Presbyterian church Friday after
noon az PAS o'clock A special
program has been arranged under
the auspices Of the daughters.
South Bend news-times., 1918-06-06
MRS. w. MACK HEADS
VISITING NURSE BODY

Officers were elected al the reg
ular monthly meeting Of the Visit
ing Nurse association held at the
Cham ber OF Commerce Tuesday.
Mrs Warde l. Mack was chosen
president 10 replace Mrs. George
Mayr. who has been called for ac-
tive duty in France. Mrs. Joseph De
Lorenzi was made secretary 20 M
the vacancy left by Mrs. Mack. Mrs.
F. r. Austin was elected trustee in
place Of Mrs Mayr. Members Of the
association have expressed regret at
losing the services OF Mrs. Mar.
who has been one Of its most effi-
cIent workers. but will continue the
work as usual
South Bend news-times., 1918-06-06
REVELATIONS OFA WIFE
BY Adele Carlson

burden for Jack and me in the older
days.
Mrs. Lawrence Will be pleased
10 hear this news. She used 20 say
that she never had seen two people
more thoroughly suited 70 each
other than you and Mr.. Beckett"
was almost too frozen with hor-
ror 10 get out word in answer.
But l realized that I must say some
thing. and that quickly, 20 stem the
torrent Of his "reminiscences.
did not dare 10 look at my
mother-in-law's face, but 1 could
feel the rigidity Of her arm as /
held il. and the tension Of her whole
attitude. I could imagine the blaz-
ing look with which she must be
regarding this loquacious acquaint-
ance of mine.
you are very much mistaken,
Mir. Lawrence" / said as calmly as
could. although 1 felt myself
trembling in every muscle, and
YOU are also mistaken in your idea
Of things four years ago. Mr.. Beckett
was my brother-cousin. the nearest
relative I had except my mother.
We had been brought up almost as
brother and sister, but we never
thought OF marrying each other.
married Mr. Richard Graham a
short time ago. His mother is with
me now"
turned 70 my mother-in-law
shrinkingly. Mrs. Graham, this Is
an old friend Of mine. Mr.. Law
renee" said, formally She
vouchsafed no answer, and the
slight inclination Of ;he head she
gave in recognition Of the introduc-
tior was so filled with hauteur that
its significance evidently penetrated
even Mr.. Lawrence's understanding.
"Oh, beg your pardon.
didn't know, ! am sure, he stam-
mered. Congratulations and best
wishes. And your mother"
Stin More Mistaken.
7 felt truly sorry for him i'm spite
OF TIE annoyance he had caused me
for he was flushed and perspiring as
if he had run a race
MY mother died almost year
ago I said softly Mr.. Lawrence
en- Embarrassment was overshadowed
by his real concern at my news
Dear. dear, / am sorry indeed.
ne said sincerely. Mrs. Lawrence
viii be much grieved when she hears
that. She always admired your
mother very much.
"EIoN is Mrs Lawrence ?' ! asked,
clinging desperately 10 the conven-
ticnalities until could recover
from the mental shock his words
had given me.
"She is very well indeed"
"Is she with you?"
NC. not this trip which is
hurried business one. She Will come
with me next summer"
Il shall hope 10 see you both
then" [ said formally oh. yes,
indeed ne returned Then quick
~ this Is my station, good by"
He shook hands and tipped his
hat with a bow that included US
both, and which my mother-in-law
did not notice. and then hurried out
OF the door. ] had not given my ad-
dress when I extended the invita-
tion 10 come and see me. but knew
that he had not noticed the remiss-
ness I would never hear from Mr.
Lawrence and his wife again / felt
sure Of that and I was not sorry.
The memory OF this incident would
always he unpleasant
South Bend news-times., 1918-06-06

meeting Will be an al day one al
SpringbroOk park The mem bers
will do Red Cross work and a picnic
dinner will be served at noon.
=
The continuation OF the reading
OF the story. The Broken Halo" oc-
cupied the time at he meeting OF
the Harmony Rea4ing circle We'd
nesday afternoon at which Mrs
Robert Robinson, Eddy ST. was hos
tess. There were II members pres
ent. Mrs. c. *. Defrees. 315 $.
Taylor St. will entertain the mem
bers in two weeks
:.
The marriage Of Miss Pauline
Witamyer. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. witamyer. SOS W. IaSaIle
av. end Arthur n. Wass. son Of
Mrs Ellen Wass, 130 s Laurel St.
took place Wednesday morning at
10. o'clock ia St Joseph. Mich. MIR.
and Mrs Nass will reside at S5S
". CoIfax av.
Miss Helen Service and Miss
Mildred Eyre were hostesses We'd
nesday afternoon at the last of the
parties for the graduating class Of
the South Bend Training school.
Members of the class were enter
tanned informally at the home Of
Miss Service. 1885 Lincoln Way E,
Mishawaka.
A meeting Of the Pastors Aid So
ciety. section one. Of the First Chris
tian church, was held Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs w. j.
Scott, 1901 y. Johnson st Routine
business was transacted There will
be no more meetings of this section
during the summer months.
Mrs. l.. L. Gears. 311 l.. Indiana
av., entertained members of the
Centennial club Wednesday after
noon. Mrs Edward Weaver and
Mrs. r.. L. Essex were awarded the
contest favors The hostess AT the
meeting TO be held on June 10 at
the Y. w. c. A will be Mrs. Charles
Bradley
Fifteen members Of the Ladies
Aid society OF the Trinity Presby
terian church met Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs Fred
KRONER. 1915 F.. Wayne Il. The
time was spent sewing. The hostess
al the meeting 10 he held on July 3
will he Mrs. Sarah r. Henry. SIC
T.. Wayne 81.
South Bend news-times., 1918-06-06
AN UNFORTUNATE MEETING.

There were but few people in the
locsl train OF the subway. and my
mother-in-law and 7 found seats at
once.
4 waited mischievously for her
I comment on the seats. for IL there is
anything more uncomfortable than
those side seats in the New York
subway 7 have yet TO find IL
What abOmina Die seats" she said
! IN a moment [ nodded an unquai-
ihed assent. The roar of the train
prevented a verbal answer. unless I
wished 10 shrek, something l never
do.
We did not need TO complain of
the seats on the express. there were
none 10 be had. the car was crowd
ed. Rows Of men, white and color
ed. young and old, sat hidden be-
hind their newspapers There were
few women who had seats. but
most Of the feminine passengers
were standing. clinging to straps
/ knew my mother-in-law's hatred
of assistance, but / knew also that
unaccustomed 70 the subway as she
was. she would probably fall so
/ took her arm firmly. Il will hold
on TO this strap" / said, and you
can lean on me"
Mrs. Graham looked with con-
temptuOus indignation at the seated
men. In Detroit" she said. and.
her voice carried almost 10 the end
Of the car. Il do not think YOU
could fnd a man so rude as TO re-
main seated while an old woman
stood"
] flushed hotly The men who
heard her only grinned impudently
and went on reading. Some OF the
younger women giggled. others com
mented audibiy. that's right"
felt as If We were the target OF
every eye in the car
At this juncture a man standing
beside me. also holding a strap.
whose face 1 had not noticed. said
in my ear, Isn't this Miss Mar
garet Spencer? I'm sure 1 am not
mistaken"
"Very Much Mistaken
turned surprised and looked
into the genial face of the middle
aged man. ] recognized MIN at once
as a former instructor in the school
I'm which 7 had taught. who. with
his wife had boarded at Mrs. Stew
arts for a year when my mother
and were living there.
They had been pleasant acouaint-
ances. but when Mr.. Lawrence had
taken a position In another city
four years before. I had lost sight
OF them.
why. Mr. Lawrence" ex-
claimed. "how do you do? This is
indeed a pleasure.
Then. mindful OF my mother-i in
law at my elbow, 7 added. but T
am not Miss Spencer any longer"
"Oh. yes" Mr. Lawrence inter
rupted beamingly. "I remember
now 7 was sure YOU would be mar
ried when we left the city. / sup
pose you are Mrs. Beckett How
is Mr. Beckett and your mother 90
I had horrible premonition Of
what was coming from the look in
his face when I told him that / was
married Mr. Lawrence is the kind
Of man whose chief delight lies in
innocent. kindly-meant teasing Of
friends and acquaintance. Many Of
his friends enjoy II. but even the
recollection Of his well meant jests
make me shiver. He made life
South Bend news-times., 1918-06-06
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Clements Minkosz 1919
Fassns chit av. was taken 10 the
St Joseph hospital. Mishawaka.
Wednesday, morning where she viii
submit 10 an operation
Felix Prusinkiewicz. Johnson 81.
left Thursday morning for -. Jo-
seph Mich where ne Will remain
during the summer months
John Rajner. 22lO Rogers ST.
has returned from Milwaukee,
Wis, after q weeks visit with rela
tives and friends
Miss Eliza beth BobrOwska OF RI
Wayne and Miss Helen Wells Of
South Bend news-times., 1918-06-06

STYGk -S,sop 80 RoNEH
RIOTS ON
INDIAN RESERVATION

AiUSKOGEE. Okla, June o. -
Anti-draft riots are reported 90 have
broken out among the Greek In
dians in southern Okmulgee county
ana the Henrietta home guards ac-
com panied by about 100 civilians
have left for the old Hickory
stamping ground scene Of the
Crazy Snake rebellion. where IL is
said about i've hundred Indians are
gathered. Two white farmers are
reported 90 have been shot by the
indians.
South Bend news-times., 1918-06-06
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
PARTY

Wednesday evening, June u, for
mem mbers OF the St John Cantius
Literary circle OF St Hedwige's s
parish and their friends in the IL
brary room of st. John Cantius
Considera BILE time and effort have
been expended by the committee To
make the affair a success. Com
mittee in charge is as follows:
Misses Henrietta Dominski. Clara
Haun. Clementine Dominski. Clara
Kolupa and Angela WoJtalewicz,
Frank Bilecki. Frank Beczkiewicz.
Leon KitkOwski and julius Med
balski.
South Bend news-times., 1918-06-06
June Sales of White

This sale
skipped being many industries
that difficult obtain All the remarkable therefore
that offer good things reduction speaks volumes
our buying Sagaty. Come in and look about
South Bend news-times., 1918-06-06

Miss Mildred Anna PoehIman.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs J. D.
Poehlmau, 21e W Navarro ST.. and
Clarence G.. Ia Rowe OF Washing
ton. ID. G., son OF Mrs. Mary la
Rowe OF Marion. Ind. were married
Wednesday evening at oclock AT
The home of the brides parents.
Bishop John II. White officiating.
The house was attra etively decor
ated with garden flowers. Mrs. II.
Q. Poehlman played Hearts and
Flowers az the wedding march.
Miss Florence Burt and Daniel
Webster Kline Of Marion acted as
attendants 20 the couple
The bride was gowned in tur-
quoise blue Eeorgette crepe and she
carried an arm bouquet Of valley
lilies and Killarney roses. Miss
Burt wore a gown OF white organdy
with lace trimmings. Her corsage
bouquet was made up OF pink sweet
peas.
A reception was held following
the ceremony and a buffet supper
was served 20 65 guests. NJ, and
Mrs. Ia Rowe left for short we'd
ding trip in the east after which
they viii go 10 Washington They
will be at home July ] at the Caro-
lima apartments, No. 33, 7Os 11th
ST., y. ".
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin n. SOM
merer, 427 L.amonte terrace. enter
tanned with a O'Clock dinner at
their home Wednesday evening
Covers were laid for six guests at
table decorated with garden
flowers
Announcement has been made Of
the engagement OF Miss. Grace
Goodman. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
r. r. Goodman. s24 Leland av.. 70
Herbert w Bartling. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry q. Bartling. 645 Win
throp av.. Chicago. The announce
ment was made in Evanston Ill.
on Friday afternoon al 4 O'Clock
tea given by the Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority Of the Northwestern uni
versity at the apartments OF Mrs.
s r. Rockwell. 1913 Sherman av.
Miss Goodman is a graduate in
public school music from the North
western university and is now a
member of the faculty OF the Evan
ston public schools Mr.. Bartling.
who is now in training at the fourth
officers training camp at Camp
custer. Mich. was graduated from
Northwestern this year.
All Of the present officers of the
Sha kespeare circle were reelected at
the dnal meeting of the year held
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. A
W Kline. 800 S. Main ST. The Off
GERS are. Mrs. W A Bugbee. presi-
dent. Mrs. 4. W Kline. vice presi-
dent. Mrs r. p Eastman. secretary. 4.
Mrs Alex. Staples. treasurer. Fol
lowing the business session Mrs. W
o. Williams read a paper. After the
War and a general discussion Of
curren; events took place. Plans
were completed at this meeting for
the annual picnic OF the circle
which will be held on June % at the
farm Of Mrs W. O. Davies on the
Turkey Greek rd
:.
4 review or The Conquest" by
Myburg was given bv Raymond
Goldberg at the meeting of the
Beth-El Literary society held
Wednesday night at the home OF
Miss Anna Fox. Sis =. ~ Joseph
81 Edward Blum a personal friend
OF Mr. Nyburg entertained with
"reminiscences OF a visit az the home
Of the author in Baltimore. Nd.
Samuel Bray. SO7 Napier ST.. will
entertain the members on June 10.
Mrs Katherine Meyers. 131 La
porte av. was hostess Wednesday
afternoon 10 mem bers Of the W G.
Sunshine club. Red Cross work oc-
cupied the time and i'm the future
the club will be known as the W. c.
Sunshine Red Cross club The next
South Bend news-times., 1918-06-06

Don't say you saw II IN the
newspaper. Say NevS-TimeS
South Bend news-times., 1918-06-06

Mrs Katherine Meyers. 131 La
porte az. was hostess Wednesday
afternoon 10 mem bers Of the W G.
Sunshine club. Red Cross work oc-
cupied the time and in the future
the club will be known as the W. c.
Sunshine Red Cross club The next
South Bend news-times., 1918-06-06
June White Sales
Coolest Corsets for Summer Wear

These cos made OF net medium and low
81 Regular ST. so
Ben Ole
provides light weight cool and comfortable
Beautiful pink and white materials models
$3.50, $3.50, and
South Bend news-times., 1918-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin H. SOM
merer, 427 Lamonte terrace, enter
tanned with a o'clock dinner at
their home Wednesday evening.
Covers were laid for six guests at
table decorated with garden
flowers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-01-04
me Hundred and Fifty
rect Yoindo Nero

The long heralded concert by the
amous Nine Yolando Nero, Supreme
mistress of the piano." took place last
lvening at the Guthrie theatre. The
'harming personality Of the pianist,
combined with her wonderful
technique and talent, made the even
ng one of unalloyed pleasure. AS an
encore to the last number Nine
Nero played tie Star Spangled Ban
ler' while the audience stood at rapt
attention. After the concert an in
lormal reception was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs l. Beland
where over one hundred guests were
introduced to the artist and her man
ger. The success OF the concert is
iue the Misses Beland who persuad- :
ed Nine Nero to play in Guthrie and
aalf, OF tire proceeds have. been donat
od to the Red Cross. T.