South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08
Revelations "a Vile s1oAasSsssso5.
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STALLED MISS FOSTER.
Miss Foster and l spent the time
before DR.. Pettit's temperance
The greater part OF an hour-in the
impersonal chatter invariably in
dulged in by women who are
strangers 10 each ether, and who
have no common meeting ground
l found that I had no. under
rated the girls conversational pow
ers. Dicky would have dubbed her
a record breaker for fiuency and
endurance. But 1 found Il increas-
inglY easy 10 Ilay only the listeners
role, for there was self--evealing
quality In her talk which gave me as
clear a picture OF her mental and
moral attributes as = photography
Of the soul were an accomplished
invention.
I watched her unobtrusively as
she talked. and her undeniable
charm grew upon me. Not beauti-
full. by the exacting standard Of
physical pulchritude which Grace
Draper once filed, and Katherine
Sonnet and the Fairfax girls APP
preached, yet, as Dicky would ex-
press Il. unusually easy 10 lock at"
she owed much OF her fascination
10 her wit she was an unusually
clever raconteur-and to the ANNA
ton, the eagerness with which she
evidently greeted life and the small
est happening il brought her. Her
exuberant youth made me feel sud
denly old and weary beside her. yet
] was conscious OF a warmth OF lik-
ing for her in spite Of the rudeness.
unconscious though IT was, the
egotism, the flamboyance which I'M
deniably marred her.
Nadgc Is Disconnected.
That they were characteristics
not inherent. but the fault OF her
youth. and her training-or rather
Lack Of it decided after watching
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Mrs. Henry Lasch and Aaron b.
Arnold. son of Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Arnold, took place Saturday
evening at o'clock at the country
home OF the brides parents.
Miss Helen Tiskhart, OF Chicago,
gowhed in blue canton crepe, acted
as bridesmaid and Roland Lash,
brother Of the bride, served as
groomsman.
The bride was gowned becoming
~ in ivory satin with ribbon trim
nings and wore a corsage of Column
bia roses.
Among the guests were Miss Helen
Tiskhart, Of Chicago, and Raymond
Ditmore. belong, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold will be at
home after Nov 10 at their country
home. near Lakeville, Ind.
The first vesper service of the sea-
son was held at the Y. w G. A
Sunday afternoon at 4:30 with a
large attendance. The program
was opened with a devotional serv-
ice led by Miss Arva Yeagfey. which
was followed ny a Scripture read
ing by Miss Phemia Lamont. Little
Miss Mary Bleuler Sace a piano solo
and d. K. Butt. baritone. accompan-
led by Mrs. Butt sang proceeding the
real feature of the afternoon, which
was a delightful narrative by Mrs.
] Emma Harris, relating TO the Indian
| legends connected with the Y. w.
I c. A. summer camp, ThrushwOod,
The program closed with community
singing of the Thrushwood songs.
Tea was served by the Religious
Work committee.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted for the Father and Son ban
quet to be given at the Sunnyside
Presbyterian church Tuesday even
/ ing The Aurora Bible class will
provide a chicken supper and the
address will be given by w. O.
/ Davies.
Mr.. and Mrs. John lifeline, SIS
s. Taylor St. entertained at dinner
Sunday in celebration of the birth
/ day anniversary Of heir son. Glen
! Eteeline. Places were laid for is
guests at the table centered with a
( birthday cake and graced at each
end with clusters of pom pom chrys-
anthemums. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
| Locke, Of Wakarusa, Ind. were
among the guests.
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