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The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-27

Miss Pearle Mischcll entertained with
. tea Al : o'cl,ck. Ibis afternoon At her
apartment Hawthorne Duplex, 1906
Rosemary lane, for Mira ]. D. Lawson
The decorations were various cclcred
ssien which were plsced in largo bowls
and set on thc buffet and tables. A
color note Of green and white was carried
out in the refreshment course. In the
feceiving line with the hostess and the
guest Of honor was Mrs. EstelIa Hibbard
Osborne, who is the guest Of Mrs. A. H.
r. Fairchild. Those assisting were:
bIn. Robert Moulton. Mrs. W. Emmett
Smith, Mrs. ". S. Br.nham, Mrs. Robert
L Ramsey. Mrs. {. ". Stephens Mrs.
u. G. Babh. Mrs. r. H. Cray, Mrs Wal.
Ter Miller, Mrs. J. 7. Michel. Miss
katherine Jones and Miss Edith Miller.
There were is guests.
Miss Frances Ward, daughter Of Mrs.
a. Ross Hill, left today for Mis-, Ma.
derras College in Washington. d. C.,
where she will attend school this wear.
Miss W. 7. Bryant went TO Louisville.
Ny, Saturday To attend the wedding of
her brother. James r. Bryant, and Miss
Elizabeth Sampson Of Louisville. Mr..
Bryant was graduated from the Uniyer.
siiy in 1913.
Miss Pesrle Mitchell will entertain
with tea October l3 for Miss Frances
Cray, who will be married soon.
Miss Eva Johnston and Miss Louise
Stanley entertained last night at Miss
Johnston's home with porch-suppcr
for Mrs. Es.clla Hihhard Osborne, who
is visiting Mrs. A. H. R. Fairchild. There
were fifteen guests.
Mrs. W. S. Sylvester of Los Angeles.
Cal, will arrive tomorrow for two
months visit with her sister, Mrs. r. H.
Gray. She is coming To attend the
Cray-Duval wedding. which will take
place October 20.
The Yorns Womcn's Circle No. 8 Of
the Presbyterian Women's auxiliary will
entertain with tea from $3.50 to $50 |
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs Robert L. Ramsey. 1890 Wilson
avenue. The guests will include all |
Presbyterian women students in the
University, Stephens and Christian Col.
icgcs.
The Pi Bets Phi sorority will enter
tain tomorrow evening with a dinner
party for Miss Frances Gray. The guests
will be-: Miss Elva Plank, Miss Eliza
beth Harris, Miss Helen Mitchell, Mrs.
R. H. Cray, Mrs. Budd Hoard, and
Misses Corinne Mackey, Alice Wiedmer.
Mary Lee Faris, Ruth Hagaman. Mar
jorie Patterson, Mary Stone, Helen
Yan,is, Frances Zimmerman, Margaret I
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-27

The Y. ". c. A. cabinet entertained
the advisory board with a tea At the
Kappa Kappa Gamma house this after.
noon.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-27

Cox to TAX In East 81. Louis Oct. III.
By United Press.
NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-The itinerary
Of Governor Coxis midwest trip was an.
nounced here today and includes Spring
field, ILL.,, and East ST. Louis on October
II.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-27

Mrs. Charles Hillix Of Weston, Mo-.
l. = guest si the Phi Mu house.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-27

Dinner guests at the Zcia Beta Tau
house Yesterday were: Misses Selma
Stein, Rae kIausner, Anna Cinsbure.
Emma fIarimcn and Fannie CinsburG
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-27

WANTED-Room for three young men
must be reasonably close to the campus.
Call Hall or Burdsong at 277. B-22
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-27

And then therc are those boudoir lamps-dainty,
wnsome and delicate, each lamp with its own cap
tivatng individual touch Of charm. 8inch baby
shades Of rose silk baby blue cream and other color.
with mahogany base and full-length cords-they sell
now at $3.50.
During Bargain Week .A45
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-27

FOR RENT-One furnished or half Of
a furnishd room for gentleman at ll04
Psquin. Call 1872 White. P-22tf
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-27

Mrs. d. A. Robncti. 1909. Broadway,
entertained from 3 10 S O'Clock ycster.
day afternoon with a musical Tor her
daughter, Mrs. Donald Fitch. Of Linncus.
who has been visiting here for the las,
ten days. Selections were played on the
Edison and also by Miss Faye johannes
on the piano. !
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-27
PARKER'S FURNITURE BARGAIN WEEK

As evidence Of the popularity Of and the necessity of
buying early that the floor lamp of Saturdays ad sold in
10 after the opening hour this morning This has been filled
with buyers all day. Buy early before selects your favor
Is your home liability? What is the of friends
when they leave your home?
Impressions build break regulations Your neib business
acquaintance must judge by exterior appearances.
Your cothngyou home the indications by which you shall be
identified and your position e community assigned They sup
posed to represent your and reflect your character
You would appear before your acquaintance nonguou gar
ments, faded, tattered and worn.
How about the clothing Of your home-ts furnishings?
Is the impression that your friends have of home
Liability Are you afraid hear your private impression of
your home? Doesn't truly reflect character and ta
let's change it. You have pleaded in the that prices
high When Per Bargain Week closes 10 O'CLOCK SATURDAY
NIGHT that will longer be valid Big all lines
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-27

Mrs. Donald Fitch and small son.
Donald Fitch, Jr.. returned To their
home in Linnens. No.. today after . ten
days visit with Mrs. Fitchs parents,
MIR. and Mrs D. A. Robncii, East Broad
way.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-27
Society

Lohnsn, Edna Jane Haley. Fnnces
H.ley, Henrietta Stewart. Louise Lacey.
Margaret King. Ruth Essher, Queen
Smith. Dosothy Clark, Dorosiv Los,a,
Elizabeth Spencer. Geraldine Harper.
Exie Cray and Winefred Dysart.
Mrs. Stanley Smith, Prsvidcnce roed
and Rollins street, win enteriain q 3
O'Clock Wednesday evening with seven
tables Of bridge. Garden flowers win
be used in decorating the house.
Mrs. Robert L. Ramsey. 1870 Wilson
avenue, will entertain Wednesday even
ing with two tables Of bridge for the
members Of the Blue Bird Society. q
President and Mrs. 5smes N. Woods
Of Stephens College will give . lawn
party for all Stephens College students
nexi Thursday evening.
Dinner guests At the Alpha ITsu
Omega house yesterday were: Mr.. and
Mrs. S. E. Jarvis, Miss Helen Ruihven,
A. B. Cole, Jr.. and c. 8. Fogle Of Jef-
ferscn City and Miss Farley Beriram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace McKim Of La
Belle, Mo-, returned home yesterday after
a weeks visit with Mrs. McKim's pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Nicdrrmeyer.
Mrs A. II. R. Fairchild will entertain
tomorrow afternoon with a LA for her
guest, Mrs. Estclla Hibbsrd Osborne.
Garden flowers will be used for decora-
tions. There will be $50 guests.
Dinner guests at the Pi Kappa Alpha
house yesterday were: Misses Isabelle
Caru,hers. Sue Rosenberg and Miss
's
Mrs. Donald Fitch and small son.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-27
ALL SALES FOR CASH ONLY DURING BARGAIN WEEK

Parker but lend dignity and character
home efforts of the designers and ai
sans There separate floors, all in the
cpd periods There are Louis XIV Louis XVI Anne Adams and
ny other wonderful conceptions appropriate furnishings for the
home beautiful"
These suites all beautifully executed offered
for THE BARGAIN WEEK prices much less than their prices
for next week
If Won wish to make choice remember that these values will attract
you-hat these priced to be sod-to make
room for goods warehouse for which have display
upon floors
You spend onerd your home Why not make place
of the comfort well place OF beauty! Our
breakfast suites and dopleaf table, all decorated will not
take up much space will much toward Starting the day OF
right
Art chairs will lend touch OF the exclusive to an
otherwise dab ROOM Parker these lines will attractive
both to eye and purse.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-27

Mrs. W. S Sylvester of Los Angeles.
Cal, will arrive tomorrow for a two
months visit with her sister, Mrs. r. H.
Gray. She is coming 10 attend the
Cray-Duval wedding. which will take
place October 20.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-27

Miss Eva Johnston and Miss Louise
Stanley entertained last night at Miss
Johnstons home with a porch-suppcr
for Mrs Es.clla Hibbard Osborne. who
is visiting Mrs. A. H. R. fairchild. There
were fifteen guests.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-27

Dinner guests at the Pi Kappa Alpha
house yesterday were: Misses Isabelle
Caruihers. Sue Rosenberg and Miss
Hadden. sf
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-27

Miss Pearie Mitchell will entertain
with tea October l3 for Miss Frances
Gray, who will be married soon.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-27

Mail orders will be given the same courteous
attention as though you we're present person
ally at the sale.
Clobc-Wenicke Book Cases, Hoosier Cabi-
nets and Edison Photographs will not be in
cluded in the general reduction Of prices dur
ing Bargain Week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
REV. JOHN BURNS
DELIVERS ADDRESS

Addressing the members of the
University club Friday noon at the
Indiana club building. Rev. John
Burns. president of Notre Dame,
called attention to the publicity and
prestige accorded South Bend by the
increasing number of foreign stu
dents who are matriculating at the
institution yearly. The present head
of the Catholic educational institu-
ton paid a laudable tribute TO Rev.
John Cavanaugh, former president
of Notre Dame. and Rev. Burns
pointed out the notable advance
ment and improvements made dur
ing reign of Fr. Cavanaugh FIR.
Burns also said that further addi-
tions are contemplated at the uni
versity, including the construction
Of new dormotories. sorely needed
on account OF the increased ma
circulation.
Rev. John y. Mills. a former
South Bend boy. Will address the
next meeting of the club Tie will
tell OF his experiences in travelling
around the world.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
HORSE SALE

Shelly & Elliot will sell $50 head
OF horses and mules at the Whita-
ker feed barn. w Lincoln av.,
Goshen. Ind, under cover. rain or
shine. on Wednesday. March "a,
1920 Sale will start at L o'clock.
$50 Head of Horses and Mules.
The stock TO be offered for sale
will consist Of $50 head Of horses
and will include draft horses. draft
farm chunks, few drivers and a
few mules.
These animals are all native
stock. bought In Elkhart and ad-
joining counties. from four 10
eight years old, and will be sold UNI
der a full guarantee.
The animals will weigh from
1000 TO 1900 pounds, and are as
good a bunch of animals as we ever
offered the public. These horses
are good enough 10 go to any mar
ket.
Terms made known on day of
sale
This is a regular cleanup sale.
not an invoice sale. Every horse will
be sold before ne leaves the auction
ring
SHELLY & ELLIOT,
Managers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
HINDU SCHOLAR
WILL GIVE TALK
GOpal Mukerji to Entertain
Progress Club Saturday
Afternoon.

Dhan GopaI Mukeri. Hindu
scholar and literatuer viii address
the members and friends Of the
Progress club in the CLUB rooms
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Mr..
Mukcrji was born i'm Calcutta.
India. i'm the highest priest caste.
Brahmar. He was educated i'm CAL
cutta and Toxic, Japan. and was
era dUated from the Leland Stan
ford university of California. For n
time he delivered his lecture series.
"Comparativo Literature" at the
Leland Stanford university. His pop
uiarity which has long been estab-
iishcd i'm the west is reaching the
east where his appearances are in
demand. He is the author Of a num-
her of books of verse and poetiCal
drama.
Mr.. Mukerji Will 81 eak here on
The India OF Tagore and Kipling"
Which subject allows the speaker
opportunity 20 picture his native
country in the colorful. intriguing
style OF KipliHS and in the visionary
mysticism Of TagOre.
Preceding the lecture Saturday
there viii be an important business
meeting az 2:15 o'clock Arthur
Shank will contribute vocal num-
bers during the afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
SHE VAS EIGHTEEN
md SHE VAS CAME,
so THE MARRIAGE

Yesterday was her 18th birthday.
so She married
OF course father and mother and
the rest Of the family were not in
on the secret. although they were
aware that she had been engaged
for the past six months.
Wednesday James Kenneth Travis
Of Laporte called at the Gross home.
100 r. South st. and gazed at the
handsome solitaire Florence was
wearing. Said ne.
on should be wearing a plain
ring with that
I'm is today. and I'm game" she
replied
Newspaper representatives who
called at the court house for mar
riage licenses were not allowed TO
see q particular one Mr. Travis had
arranged with County Clerk Warner
not 20 give il out until he said so.
They were married Wednesday
afternoon at the First Baptist church
parsonage by Rev. l.. s. Davis.
Thursday night the parents Of both
the youngsters were informed. and
they were only mildly surprised 10
learn Of it,
After a short honeymoon 10 Chi
caEo. they viii be at home in La.
IOrte where the groom is employed
30 the Eumely company.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
RUSH WORK on
THE4TER BUILDING

With the completion OF the roof
of the Blackstone theatcr within
three weeks. work on the building
will be pushed night and day until
completed. Three shifts each day
will be employed 10 hurry the work
which is expected 10 be finished
about the middle Of May.
Delayed shipments Of Steel TO be
used in the construction of the
building have delayed progress but
he last shipment is expected TO ar
rive within the next week and with
that on the ground practically al
the material 10 be used I'm the build
ing will be on hand and nothing is
exr ected 20 cause further delay
The opening night which was
first estimated at April 1. has been
advanced and Il Is thought the
building will be thrown open for
he first performance about the
middle or latter part OF May. Dec
grafton day has been suggested and
may be decided upon as the opening
night.
Arrangements are already under
way for the first performance in the
theater. The Mystical Miss a
musical comedy written by George
BresIand. has been purchased by j.
Henry Handelsman. who is charge
OF the building. and this will prob
ably compose the main feature OF
the program. A prominent motion
picture star VIII be secured for the
leading Iart in the play.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
CLARENCE DARROU TO
ADDRESS ATTORNEYS

Clarence barrow Of Chicago has
been secured for the speaker Tor the
banquet OF the 81. Joseph County
Bar association 10 be held at the
oliver March -
Mr. barrow has been a promi-
ncut figure in labor circles OF Chi
caCO for number OF years Henry
Barnes. former congressman from
Indiana will also be "A SPEAKER and
a varied entertainment program is
being planned.
NcssiCk's orchestra has been Sc
cured 10 furnish the music for the
evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
WANT LOWDEN FUND.
HERE FOR CAMPAIGN
Carson and Republican Board
of Works Members Go
10 Illinois.

Under cover Of investigating a
street fusher Mayor Carson. John
DeHaven and Gilbert A. Elliott. the
latter two members Of the board Of
public works. left for Springfield.
H., Friday morning to confer with
Gov. Frank o. Lowden. candidate
for the republican nomination for
president.
II was announced at the city half
Friday morning that the mayor and
the two republican members Of his
board Of works had gone 20 the Illi-
nois city 10 look at a street husher.
This announcement was made off,
cially. but unoficially it was given
out that the mayor and Messrs. De-
Haven and Elliott had really gone
20 Springfield to confer personally
with the Illinois governor.
Harding Is Coming.
IL was given out several weeks
ago that Sen. Warren G.. Harding
Of Ohio would include South Bend
in his list OF cities in Indiana 10 be
visited on his tour of the Hoosier
state. and il Is learned that an eff
fort is 10 be made by Lowden sup
pOrtcrs here 10 cOunteract the Hard
ing visit by inducing Gov. Lowden to
come here.
There is also a strong indication
that there is a desire for Lowden
campaign funds in St. Joseph coun-
".
How can we conduct a thorough
campaign for Lowden here with
out having some Lowden money TO
spend?" one prominent republican
who is known TO be an ardent Low
den supporter asked Friday.
Mayor Carson and Messrs. De-
Haven and Elliott are expected TO
answer that question upon their re-
turn from Illinois. OF course it is
POSSIBLE that upon the return Of
the three officials from Illinois.
there will be a glowing report re-
garding street flushers, but il is said
that many leading republicans here
hope that the report regarding flush
ers will not include the three last
letters in the word "fushers' and
will read flush" and they hope IL
will refer TO the financial conditions
Of the three city officials in regard
TO Lowden campaign funds.
ROStiScr Stays Home.
Harvey ROstiser. although a mem
her of the board of works. did not
accompany the mayor and the other
two board OF works members TO Hi
nois. This is explained at the city
hall by one administration leader
who said. Harvey is a democrat
and what business would he have at
a conference with a candidate for
the republican nomination for presi-
dent"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
MISS STEPHENSON IS
ASSIGNED PART IN
PLAY At MICHIGAN

Miss Eleanor stephenson. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. +. A. stephen
son. 1243 r. Jefferson blvd. has
been assigned principal role in
the annual dramatic production 20
be given soon by the girls of the
junior class of the University of
Michigan The play Patricia Pass
es". is said TO be the best ever at
tempted by the junior girls II is
"A musical comedy and is said TO
be unusually clever. Miss stephen
son about whom the plot hinges will
take the part of the william.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
DISMISS LARCENY
CHARGE IN CITY COURT

The heralded petit larceny case
against William II Mitchell OF
Plymouth who was arrested on com
plant OF his bridc-tO-be. Miss
Frances AstlCy failed 20 r'aterialize
ia the city court Friday morniue CIV
ing 20 the nOn-appearance OF the
cong laining witness.
An agreement was reached be-
tween the principals Thursday night
bv which Miss Ashley recovered the
missing suitcase. The last seen OF the
complainant was when she boarded
"A train headed Plymouthward The
defendant was discharged.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
ANNOUNCE MUSICAL
PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY

Following is the musical program
for Sunday, at the First Methodist
Episcopal church March 81. 1920
under the direction Of Fred G.
Haas. organist and director. also the
form OF service for the day.
Morning. IO:00.
professional "Commemoration
MarCE ..-.-......- ......... Clark
Singing by A. G. Rumpf
Scripture Lesson.
Prayer.
acknowledgements" Cby re-
quest .......... Kipling- DekOvcn
Address-Fred Woodward.
Lowering OF Service Flags.
Solo and chorus. Battle Hymn of
the Republic"
Resolutions from the Official Board.
Dedication or the Memorial Tablet
DedicatOry Remarks DR. j. y. Green
dwelling or the Tablet .....
.......... Mrs. r. p. Nicely
Roll call OF names ON Honor Roll.
Singing of America" (Congregation)
OffertOry Pastoral Scene .
............ Budebuchl
SalutinE Of the Flag (conEregation)
Singing-"Star SpanRled Banner
.......--. tcongregatiOn)
DONology and Benediction.
Evening. 1880. .... ....
Preude-"Romance i'm + fiat"
Observation-Disclosures. Williams
professional Hymn No. 90.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" FrySinger.
Observation-Disclosures. Ca1dbeCk.
Response-"Peace Perfect Peace"
Anthem-"O, Jesus Thou art
standing" .....-.. Shepherd.
PoStlude-"Postlud i'm ID" Nerkel.
At the morning service the service
flag will be lowered and the new
bronze tablet unveiled with APP
propriate ceremonies. The borning
service will be a combination of the
>nndar ecs1nnl and The nhurrl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
APPELLATE COURT
REYERSES LOWER
COURT DECISION
New Trial Ordered in Suit
Tried by St. Joseph
jury.

Reversal OF decision and am or
der or new trial By the appellate
court in the case Of William White
ilan. administrator of the estate OF
William T. Sherman Iammedee.
against Charles r. Heiuzman and
The Supreme Tribe Of Ben Hur was
received by County Clerk Warner
Friday.
William Whiteman. as admins
traitor OF the estate. filed suit against
the fraternal order for judgment OF
$1,000 due on an insurance policy
held ~ Lammcdce By cross com
plant Charles r Heiuzmau as
guarc tan TO Louis Heinzmau. jr-
George HeinZman and Glen Heinz
man. brought suit against WhitCman
for the amount OF insurance.
Changes BENEFICIARY.
Lammedee made his wife Laura.
first BENEFICIARY OF his policy but she
died Irior 10 his death as did his
step-mcther, Jane Lammcdce who
was named the next BENEFICIARY tt
was the claim OF Whiteman that no
other BENEFICIARY had been named
by Jammedee but Heinzman Cffer-
cd proof thai he had named his
nephews. the three Heinzman boys
as his last BENEFICIARY
The Ben Hur society paid the
amount OF policy into court and
asked that IL be paid 10 the proper
party.
Hcinzman Gets Verdict.
After several days trial a Gnding
o. the jury was returned I'm favor Of
Charles Heinzman, who was APP
pointed guardian Of the three BENT
hciaries in the circuit court some
time before.
The appellate court reversed this
decision and ordered a new trial on
the ground that no proof had been
offered that the three boys were
materially deIendent on Lammedee
for support.
The case viii be set for trial again
ina the circuit court where the first
trial was had and a new decision
reached.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
SEEKS COMMISSION
on SALE OF LAND

Suit for $500 due as commission
in a sale of real estate was brought
10y Fred A HeTreman against q.
L. Hacker in superior court Friday
Herremen states he and his part
ner in business, Joseph c. Virgo,
were the.agents In the sale of real
estate belonging 10 Hacker 20 Daniel
y. Havilaud. Sept Is. 1919 and that
Il was agreed the commission was 20
be $500.
Hcrrcman said he purchased his
partners interest In the debt and
now asks Judgment for that amount
and costs OF the case.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
JOHN e.. REIDELB4CH
is CANDIDATE FOR
APPELLATE JUDGE

John G.. Reidelbach Of Winarlac,
has announced his candidacy for
the democratic nomination for
judge Of the appellate court from
the northern part of the state, ac-
cording To word received here Fri
day.
Mr.. Reidelbach IS a we'll known
attorney. and his friends say that
no viii bc strong candidate for
the nomination at the democratic
state convention.
Magazines. daily papers. at Schil-
ling's. l4ll-2O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
CHANGE OF MEME

Chance of venue TO Laporte SUI
pcrior court was granted 10y Judge
Montgomery Friday in the case OF
Edward E.~Culver against Ryau T.
Miller for s4CO damage Culver
claimed Cd Buick automobile driven
by his wife was damaged that
amount when struck by "a truck
owned by Miller and said 20 be
driven by a boy "A years old
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-20
BNAI BIRTH MEETS.

FollowinR the regular meeting OF
the South Bend lodge Of the Bnai
Birth in the Loyal American hail.
Thursday night an informal dis
cussion on the present national inn
migration problems was held. The
session was attended by about so
members of the order.