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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24

Newark. April 24-The women Mt the
Women $ College had chance this week
TO learn how conditions were In Belgium
at the beginning of the war Monday in
chapel Madame Schelfheut, who was in
Belgium when the Germans invaded her
country, told the girls some of her ex-
periences The first part Of the program
was devoted to patriotic songs, sung by
little Miss Steele dear little girl of about
Sin. Then Madame Schclfhcut began TO
tell of the hundreds Of marching troops,
the wanton destruction Of homes. the
numbering of innocent citizens because
some one had laughed at the invaders.
The girls listened, tense and fascinated
to these true stories of suffering. They
gained a vision of heroic Belgium, OPP
pressed and tortured, but still uncTushed
In spirit.
Tuesday Madame Schelfheut was at
the college for luncheon. After the meal
the girls crowded around her IN the
Hilarium and begged her To tell them
stories. In an informal WAY, she told
funny incidents which happen even now
In Belgium, and proved her statement
that the Relgians are a humorous people
The college has been busy in Liberty
Loan work Thursday evening there WAS
Liberty Loan meeting in the Htarium.
Mrs. Blake and Mrs. Rowan talked. The
girls sang patriotic airs and then dis
tributed the slips The War Council, con
si>ting of the presidents OF all college
organizations. has been canvassing the
girls to see how many bonds the college is
buying. The results are not IN Yet
Quartcts of glcc club girls have been
organized to visit schools in each county
of the State and sing community songs and
speak for the third Liberty Loan They
start In Monday morning and will be gone
until Tuesday evening, The New Castle
group. consisting Of Misses Selma Bach
rach. Hilda stevens, Helen Fisher. Marion
Campbell and Helen MIlikln, spoke in
Noxx..rl- schools la-4 Er1Jo1-
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WOnen's>
Organizations

WEDNESDAY.
go a. m.
Red Cross, Cent ral Church
100 D. m.
Mothers Club, Old Swcdes kindergarten
7.30 p. m.
husbands and Wives Night, Fifth Ward
Red Cross Center
Wilmington Bible Union, North Baptist
Church
500 p. m.
Woman 8 Missionary Society, Eastlakc
Presbyterian Church.
New Century Club, s. * Ratcliffe, 'Eu-
ropean Events and Their American
Reactions
Pastors Aid Society, Westminster
THURSDAY.
Red Cross, Hanover Church.
Red Cross Emmanuel Church.
Red Cross, St Andrews Church.
2.30 p. M.
Womnn's Auxiliary. Trinity Church.
800 p. m.
Macedonia Circle, X ID, West Church,
7.30 p. m.
Red Cross, Fifth Ward Center, sos
Broome street.
Red Cross, Grace Church.
Rcd Cross. Bethany Baptist Church
500 p. III.
" + NJ :. Harrison Street Church.
W / NJ :. mon Church
FRIDAY.
400 p. m.
W oman s. Missionary Society, Wcstmin-
stcr Church
3.a5 p. m.
Junior League, Harrison Street Church.
Junior G T., Second Baptist Church
Junior G +. Central Church
Junior &. r, Eastlakc Presbyterian
Church.
Junior G. f.. Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church.
7.30 p. m.
Girls Friendly. st Andrew and St.
Barnabas'. Marshallton
Red Cross. Unitarian Church.
500 p. III.
y " G. \ Industrial Girls
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LIBERTY LOAN NEWS.

New Castle and Kent counties turned
out wonderfully we'll for the Wake Up.
America parade in Philadelphia Satrlr-
day Mrs Henry Ridg"ly as State
chairman. walked at the head Of the
procession FROM New Castle. there were
Mrs Sophie Rodney Hay Mrs Jacob
Speichrr Mrs Joseph Carln and Mrs
H. T. Eliason; and from Townsend there
were Mrs George Bingc and Mrs Daisy
W Johnson.
Every woman IS urged o 60 to Dover,
tomorrow. to take part in tho State dem
onstration There ought 10 be big
response to Mrs Ridgelv's appeal, made
public yesterday The schedule follows:
300 p. m, parade
, To D. m. band concert
800 r. m, community supper. or indoor
picnic a Dover AHnory
500 p. m evening meeting Speakers
from the front, bands and other music.
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MILFORD NEW CENTURY CLUB.

Mrs Thomas Cahall Was Ia have been
the speaker al the regular weekly meeting
OF the Milford New Century Club which
was held in the club rooms on Monday
afternoon, but was unable to be yresent
Mrs. CahaIl was to have told OF the work
of womens cluE. in Florida
1t was announced that sl7 IS had been
received for furlough houses in France.
Mrs Thomas Davis then read an article
on the war work being done by the women
Of England. which was followed by "A
paper "A Plumber Appreciated by SIrs.
Frank ID Welcome
Miss Mary Smith rendered piano
solo and the meeting Wa adjourned after
the announcement that all books, which
belong to the book club Of tic Century
Club must be returned next week
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PATRIOTIC LEAGUE AT Y. W. c.

\ very interesting kind OF war rcliei
work is to be started at the Y ". {. \
tonight. when the Patriotic League will
begin making picture puzzles for the
soldiers and sailors Of the barracks and
camps in this vicinity Mrs. 0rvllle Peets
will give little talk on the art of the
picture puzzle. and Walter Tatnall will
teach the girls how to paste and saw them.
This work. that will really be great
pleasure for the girls, is under the di-
rcction Of Mrs ]. Ernest Smith, chairman
OF comforts and recreation Of the Military
Relief Of the Red Cross.
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ST. JOHNS AUXILIARY.

ST. Johns Branch Of the Woman 5
Auxiliary, will hold their annual meeting
and last session Of the season in the parish
house tomorrow afternoon at 230 o'clock
Tomorrow evening the Junior Auxiliary
will have an entertainment, and lee
cream and cake viii be for sale
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RIDDLES

VI hat Is The be-, thug Ill mAAe Al
hurry
Alah" haste
II hat Il fhe difference bataren (. rail-
way guard and a teacher
The guard minds the tram, ANA tn,
tra-hr tr#us ha miAd
WIT t~i4ai- I, repr ,ute3 IN ae-e
ly1sel. T. T.
Cngll2-e single
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LIBERTY loan MEETING.

Everybody is invited to attond the
Liberty Loan meeting in Old Swedes
parish house, this evening at s O'Clock
Rev Charles l.. Candee Mrs Henry Is
Thompson and Miss Ellen Samworth will
be the sDeakprs
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MONEY FOR FURLOUGH HOUSES

Mrs 4 u Warner gratefully acknoWl-
edges the following additional contrl-
buttons for the furlough HOUSES of the
War Victory Commission Of the General
Federation OF Women Clubs
Hiss Elizabeth Iloopc7 Alr- u L
Rittrr. Mrs " Il Humphrey Nfr- &
& Speakman. Mrs y /. Butler, Mr.
W l. 1ndaII Mrs " j Catalan.
Miss Margaret lobdell
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The Liberty Bond at
the WOmen'S College

Girls Are Buying Bonds and Going Speaking Tours to
Urge Others to Buy Bonds Groups of Speakers for
Zach County-Going to Have Garden With Potatoes
Growing in It-Madame Scheheut Told Them About
the Belgian INVASION
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BENEFIT AFFAIRS.

Nav II Rummagr sale At So latnall
street BY Bellcfonte Civic Club
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SMYRNA CENTURY CLUB.

The members Of the twentieth Century
Club had a pleasant afternoon Friday
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at the clubhouse. when Air> Walter
Powell Of Dover president q u ; ! y
C.. was their guest Mrs Powell gave
i very interesting paper on her visit to
Hawaii and had with her cards and SOU
vcnlrS
The music vas furnished by AIi9, Mary
Roberts The annual election of officers
takes place Friday Of this week and the
annual meeting Of the Stockholders on
Tuesday of next week
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A Y. w. G.. A. Hostess House

The Link Between the Soldier and His HomeThe Meeting
Place for Soldiers and Their Families and Frends--The
One Touch of Home and Comfort---One Woman s
Gratitude.
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If vou haven't met sweet dainty htflg
Fav Bainter and the chances are vou
have not. She has been on the Stage ~
short "a time then YOU MAY have the
pleasure Of looking into her brown eNc.
and getting = very lovely smile and buy
ing II Liberty bond from her next week.
when She will be here I'll week In The
Kiss. Burglar" Selling Liberty b4ad>
Will be ii side issue. the great thing VII be
the musical comedy. the first that Mis-
BANTER has ever PLAYED IN That she ALI
make Il great hat here i "A foregone con-
cusion She IS attracting Baltimore this
week. .ls that city has seldom been at
tracted. and in war times, too, and th.t
Wilmington Is going to see this show and
like IL. is ii f0regone conclusion 1t Is
not pl0ilcsS. this musical comedy IN
these "lessless" davs most ANYTHING may
he without its ''raison etre but not
SO The Hiss Burglar Its plot hinge,
on Du Vlvier getting into the duches,
room and kissing her to waken her He
keeps on being = Kiss burglar and there
are all sorts of complications As a result
Du Nivier being Armand kaliSz Is no
stranger " Iimington neither Is DeamaH
NIalev Of ''A-cry Good Eddie fame. ~
Grace Field who plays Mrs Pym, and
was here some years ago IN Babes IN
Toyland, one Of the most wonderfully
delightful things that ever pleased u
theatre going public
THE SroNrANEiTY OF Youth
All who saw Mis- BANTER ID The
" illow Tree can readily understand
why she was selected for tins delicate
will o the wisp almost subtle part and
why she makes SO great q success OF it.
She is able to put enough Of her person
alitv into any part to give 1t individuality.
md ,,ef she i at the same tIfna ~ uIftad
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Mrs George ;. Capelle, Jr., Is spending
Tins week 81 atlantic CITY with her
iathcr-lu-l3w George :. Capelle
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Mrs Alontelth (iiipin ID >ew ora
CITY va, 4 weekend guest ut Mrs
Robert Pennington
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Miss Elizabeth Jackson returned. TO-
day, from Ari4nJlc City. where she had
been since Friday Of last we,h.
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Mr. and Alrs Creorge II sparks au-
tertained at dinner Wednesday oi last
week. for Mr. and Mrs J hester Gibson.
when their either guests we're Mr. mi
Mr. 4 ID Warner. Jr. ami AIr and Mrs.
RoOcrt Pennington
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Mr. and Mrs. harieS Copeland r.
turned, Yesterday, from weekend trip
10 Charleston, ). G.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-24

Mrs Frank l. Connabir ana her
SISTER, Mrs NIary Bracket of New York
City returned Fridsy. from Florida.
whore they had spent the winter, and
where Alr Connabls had been wtth -bcn
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Mrs Phiip ID Lard returned -
Washington. ID C Saturday after
sp.nding 4 fortnight with the EellN du
Points h. sidney HarriSons MrS. Paul
Wi>acr auj hc Caleb ~tshler~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-11
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
SOCIAL EVENTS


Miss Hattie Buczkowski. PAP :.
Chaplin St, entertained very pleas
antly a number of her friends sun
day evening. Games. music. singing
and cards were enjoyed during the
evening and toward the close a de-
licious luncheon was served.
Her guests were Robert Swanson.
Kelly Peterson. Walter WierzbicSi.
Arthur Swanson, Melvin Strom and
Frank Cholewczynski. Misses Emma
Andrysiak, Thresa Szulczewski.
Genevieve Strszewski, Katherine
Buczyowski and Eleonor AndrysiaR.
Members of the Pulaski Red
Cross Auxiliary will meet Tuesday
evening at s o'clock AT the home Of
Mrs. Stanley Klosin 'li. 21S S Chest
nut st.
A reception will be given Tues
day evening by the members of St
Hedwige Choral society in the St
Hedwige school building. This event
will mark the NTH anniversary Of
its existence.
The military rank Of u. e. No. I,
Falcons. Will hold their exercises
Wednesday evening at T. +. hall.
St. Aloysius society will entertain
with a Valentine dance Tuesday
evening at their hall. 732 w. Divi-
sion st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-11

ence Memorial church will meet at
the home of Mrs. Dana &. Sparks,
1z5 +. Elder ST.
An all day sewing session of the
Ladies' Aid society Of Grace Evan
gehcal church will be held at the
home of Mrs Herbert Fuerbringer.
426 Harrison av.
Members Of the independents club
will meet with Mrs. John J. Shea.
Haney av.
Thursday.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Gloria lei Swedish Lutheran
church will meet in the parlors Of
the church.
There Will be meeting of the
queen Esther circle Of the First NJ.
r church
Mrs. T. n. Jackson. ia Lincoln
way w. will be hostess to members
Of the Mount Pleasant Home Eco
Monies club.
Members of the Ladies Aid So
ciety OF the First Church of the
Brethren will be entertained by
Mrs Louis Chester. 1927 +. Mil
tor av.
Mem bers OF the Indiana club viii
entertain 18th a dinner dance.
Members of the Ladies Aid So
ciety OF Grace NJ. r. church wlll
meet at the home of Mrs. +. II.
Crowder. III r Tut ST.
st Joseph Valley grange will give
its annual masquerade dance at
Woodmen hall.
Mrs. Elliott La4Ommedieu. 1927
Miami St. will be hostess to MEM
bers OF the Nonpareil club.
Members of the Kappa Phi Sigma
sorority will meet with Miss Nellie
Ribble. ia Van Buren, 81.
Mrs Peter Leveque, 1902 r. Mad
ison st. will entertain the Penelope
club mem bers.
There will be a meeting OF the
current history department OF the
South Bend Woman's club.
Members OF the Ideal Embroidery
club will meet at the home Of Mrs.
John r Inwood. 5l1 s. Main -.
A Valentine box social will ce
given by members OF the Faithful
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-11
REVELATIONS OFA WIFE
By Adele Carlson

~ hat wages do you expect2"
Thirty dollars a month. and
every other Sunday and every other
Thursday out"
She rose. and before ] could pre-
vent her had walked through the
dining room into the kitchen
81 always like 10 see the place
where I've got 10 do my cooking"
she said. This amt half bad
You're boiling steak, 1 see. Well
I'm fine AT that. I might just Is
well stay right now and get dinner
for you"
She started 20 remove her hat
but stopped abruptly as 1 spoke
I'm sorry, but / could not pos
sibly use your services"
What's the matter with me p"
Her tone was rough and insolent
and she glared at me as she spoke.
II do not wish 10 engage you,
that is all. You may go now, if
you will. please. am very busy"
strove to speak quietly but the
words only appeared TO enrage her
"Oh, | know what's the matter
with. you. you don't want TO pay fo~
a first class maid. What you want
q do is TO go down 20 Ellis island
and get a greeny from the other
side that you can give about s. a
week and boss around as you
please. know your kind Give
me the car fare I've wasted in
coming up here and I'll get"
Her speech was so thick and her
eyes so wild that / felt almost afraid
OF her, realizing as 1 did that she
was more than half drunk But I
have always rather prided myself
upon my composure in emergencies,
and ! did not wish her to know that
she was frightening me.
II will give YOU nothing" I re-
turned Grmly, but my voice was
much calmer than /, for she was
between me and either the tele-
phone or the door. But if you do
not leave this apartment at once I
shall have you put out, and SHAH
telephone the employment office an
account Of your conduct"
IF you try any of that dodge
your face will be changed so your
man won't know it when he gets
home" She fairly screamed the
words at me. and then coming up
! close 10 me she shook her fist in
my face.
Give me my carfare. you cheap
skate. you, or I'll"
She never finished the sentence.
Dicky. who had entered unobserv-
ed, grabbed her uplifted arm and
rushed her to the door as if she
were a bundle of old clothes.
IF you are in sight two minutes
from now an officer will take care
Of your case" he said grimly. I
saw him thrust a coin in her hand
a she spoke, and she scurried down
the hall like a frightened rabbit.
Continued tomorrow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-11
" cdncSClaY.

" tuiit~tItN.
Airs j. b. Reamer. 915 Lincoln
way w. Will be hostess to members
OF the Pleasant View W. 9. T. U.
A meeting Of the Ladies Aid So
ciety of Stull Memorial church will
be held i'm the church parlors.
Mrs. James b. Clemens. SIS y.
Diamond av. will entertain mem
bers Of the Fancy Needleworkers'
club.
A meeting of the literature de-
partment. section one. of the Prog
ress club. viii be held in the club
rooms.
Members Of the second section
OF the Pastors Aid society Of the
First Christian church will be en-
tertained 10y Mrs. Mary T. Myers,
$50 y Allen ST.
Mrs. Israel Mcconnell. 1I6 y.
Elm ST.. Will be hostess to members
OF the ". c.. Needle club
Mrs Margaret Bick 723 Sher-
man av.. assisted by Mrs Wilma
Amick. viii entertain members of
the Woodmen Circle Sunshine cluo.
Mrs. r. p. Moore. 32S y. Michi-
San ST.. will be hostess TO members
Of the Woman's Literary club.
Members of the second section II
the Ladies Aid society Of Confer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-11
A FRIGHTENING EXPERIENCE.


The Ginning Of the clock warned
me that Dicks dinner was due in
half an hour. Hastily laying Jacks
letter on the table, ! hurried into
the kitchen. lighted the gas stove
and put the tea kettle on. ] had
prepared the dessert early I'm the
afternoon. so / had not much to
do. While waiting for the water
to boil 1 laid the table When the
water was boiling I put the pOta-
toes on the stove and prepared "A
simple salad Of sliced pineapple.
cream cheese and chopped stuffed
Lives. with a French dressing
My electric coffee machine, the
pride Of my heart. stood on its
stand near my chair with coffee all
ready fo- the addition OF boiling
water and the switching on of the
current. As / lighted the gas broiler
for the steak / was pleasantly con-
sciovs that I had prepared "A most
attractive meal for my lord and
master.
The doOrbell again startled me.
As 1 opened the door / was con-
fronted By a tall, middle aged
woman in rather nOndescript clotn-
ing. and a most unpleasant face.
upon which, as she saw me, there
appeared a twisted leer which she
evidently thought 10 be the most in
gratiating.
You're the lady that telephoned
10 the Union agency for u cook,
ma.am ?" she asked, and at my
murmured assent. marched past me
into the room and seated herself
am rot familiar with intox.-
cants or the people who use them,
but / do know the odor of whisky
+ our physician used il 10 bring back
my little mother from the terrible
fainting spells she had during h er
last illness. and this wOmans breath
reeked OF II.
This looks like a nice little
/ place she said patronizingly THE
/ woman AZ the agency said there
were only two in the family, I'd
| children. I won't go where there
| are children, noisy little brats. al
/ ways under foot and I won't do 10
| washing. you unde rstand that. II
| course, ! have a terrible weak place
| in my side, so I can't do real heavy
work. but Of course you have n
| laundress and a day for heavy
/ cleaning. most ladies do"
will you tell me just what you
do expect 10 do for your wages -
! asked her. / had no intention of
| keeping her, but her assurance
positively fascinated me. Was this
! the average specimen of maid?
Why. cook. Of course I'm a first
/ class fancy cook. and keep my
kitchen and dining room nice.
do the ironing. too. if there amt
too many fancy pieces. and dust and
straighten up the flat each day, but
] don't make no beds"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-11

Followers class at the Young Peo-
pies building, 5O7 y. Francis st.
Mrs Marshel Hughes. Sill T..
Monroe st, will be hostess to men,
hers Of the Thursday club.
An all day meeting Of the Auten
w. r. c. Red Cross auxiliary will
be held at the old court house.
Mem bers of the Centennial club
will meet with Mrs. Charles Brad
ley. ia y. Lafayette blvd.
Mrs. II. A. Pershing. SIG Park
av., will he hostess to members OF
the Shakespeare circle.
There will be a meeting Of the
music department of the Progress
club.
Mrs Edward y. Monroe, 1910
Lincoln way w, will be hostess to
members of the Thursday circle.
Friday.
Mrs. Joseph Plante will have
charge Of the meeting OF the st.
Joseph Hospital Aid society which
will be held at the K. OF g. home.
Miss Leila Ogle will give a demon
stration and talk on conservation.
There will be a meeting of the
Berean Bible class of the Grace NJ.
f. church.
Members of the Phi Sigma soror-
ity will entertain with a knitting
and card party at Place hall. the
proceeds of which will be given 70
the war recreation fund. Miss YER
nice Elbel heads the committee on
general arrangement
Mrs. ]. r. Good, 11lS Woodward
aV. will be hostess to mem bers Of
the Woman's auxiliary OF the West
minister Presbyterian church.
Members of the Children OF Mary
Of ST Joseph's church will meet
this evening.
Mrs w L. Benitz, 724 F. Cedar
ST.. will entertain members Of the
Carroll Red Cross auxiliary
Mrs. Frank Irwin. 523 y. Cush-
ing St. will be hostess 10 memb ers
Of the Ladies Aid society Of the
First Baptist church.
Ralph Heils. S14 Lindsey St, will
entertain members of the jolly
Pals club.
Fhe Bee Hive club will meet Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
William Nell, 726 w Lasalie av
Saturday.
Mrs. +. f. Schoeppel, sol s. Car
roll St, will be hostess 10 the School
Men wives.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Henry Lahman and wife to Mabel
V. Thornton. lot 81, second plat
River Dale. 81.
Mabel V Thornton 10 Henry Lab
man and wife, same. 81.
Edward J. Weaver and wife 10
Caroline Kleitz. lot on Sample st,
South Bend. 81.
Henry Beehler and wife TO Ed
ward G. Klein. so acres in Penn
township. $4,000.
Same 10 J. Valentine Klein. 30
acres in Penn township, $4,000.
Wojciech Zientowski and wife to
Jan Lechtanski and Jozefa Lechtan-
ska, lot COS third plat, Summit pl,
81.
Jozefa Lechtanska and husband
10 Wojci ech Zientowski and Wladys-
lava Zientowski. lot 400 Summit pL,
second addition, 81.
Maude L. Peck 10 John Baratt
and wife part lots 155 and 156 G..
W. r. Fowlers' first addition. $625.
Aloysius ] SCHNEIDER EXr. 20
August Thallemer Anna Thallemer
and Rosa Thallemer each the uh-
divided Is part of farm lot 10.
Mishawaka, $1,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-11

M and Mrs. q. "a Mcneil. go
>. Columbia 81. announce the mae
riage OF their granddaughter Fanny
Marie Mcneil Of Detroit formerly
Of this city 20 Leonard Lewis 4
Pittsburgh. Pa. The ceremony took
place Friday. Feb. s.
\ round robin chain was organ
led by members Of the %orth ~ Ie
Culture club Saturday evening 1t
meeting held with Mrs ID. q. RAY
mond. 757 Harrison av Mrs. Ray
mond was elected president Of the
new ganizstion. and Mrs. Carl -
swanson, secretary. Meetings will be
held each week. and proceeds will
be donated 10 the Red Cross Mrs.
J.. L. Clybourne. Mrs Carl G Swan
son. Mrs g. @. Miller and Miss
Dorothy Kratzsch will be hostess for
this week
a number of relatives and friends
of Mrs. Homer Scott. 1910 Marine
ST, surprised her at her home IN
Sunday. the occasion Of her birth
day. Dinner was served at noon at
a table decorated in red and white
flowers. Covers were laid for Is. in
Guiding Mr. and Mrs James Scott.
Mr. and Mrs s. J. Clark. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Clark and son, Hubert. Mr.
and Mrs. Q. Rogers. ar. and Mrs
Edgar Alkire and Miss Helea
Secrist.
:.
Officers Of the b. T.. Y. u. met
Sunday afternoon in the Y n. {. A.
FOR the purpose Of discussing plans
for an associational rally to be held
at Gary the first Saturday i'm May.
The officers Of the union are T..
AverTitt OF Gary, president; Albert
Anderson OF South Bend vice pres
ident: Miss Collins OF Valparaiso.
treasurer: Miss Murphy OF Elkhart.
east division. secretary; Hiss Van
Tillberry. west division, secretary.