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3 THE? SOUTH BEND TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1938 I ward Trend in Hair WORTHY ADVISER. Up Recipes for Your Scrapbook Fashions Accepted Here as Local Women Adopt New Coiffures Hairdressers Declare 'Up' Is 4In L. W. Hammond, Oak road, have left for a 10 days' trip in the New England states. Mrs.

Carlton S. Smith, 209 Peashway, will spend' next- week in Davenport, Ia. Mr. Smith will join her there later. Mrs.

Daniel Rich, of Higman Park, who has been visiting Mrs. Frank Lowman, 705 Leland avenue, will return Menday to her home. Mrs. E. A.

Moreland, Berrien Center, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. J. A. Rose, and Mr.

Rose, 809 Lawndale avenue this week. Mr. and Mrs. F. A.

Miller returned Saturday afternoon from a two weeks' motor trip in Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Lann J. Oare, 1421 East Washington avenue, have as their week-end guest, Jess E.

Harper, of Sitka, Kan. BY MARGARET ROSTISEB. It is time to make Sauer! Kraut and this is the simple method that is used by Mrs. Judson Markham, Buchanan, Mich. Eaay Sauer Kraut.

Cut cabbage finely and pack solidly in glass jars. To each jar add one teaspoon salt and one of sugar and three-fourths cup of warm water. Then eeal jars tightly. Will be ready for use in three weeks. If you have tomt favorite teclp would like to have It for publication to in thia column.

Or perhapi you would like to have some dish given. If ao, we will do our beat to et it for you. Write to Recipea Editor, The South Bend Tribune. BY NAOMI, IKVIN. LOSE RIVAL FOR TE European crisis as a 1, topic of conversation oyer? bridge tables these days is the newj upward tjend in hair styles To push up, or, not to, that seems to be an important question perplexing feminine heads at present.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Cole, 1120 The is definitely taking in South East Jefferson boulevard. are Bend, though somewhat slowly, according to spending the week-end in Detroit, I ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT.

y- Mich. local hairdressers, who say that 30 per cent to 40 peif cent their customers are actually wearing it up, adopting modified ant affairs during the week, were guests of honor in Laporte yesterday at a luncheon at the Hotel Rumely by Miss Anna Hubbard. On. Friday evening Dr. and Mrs.

E. P. Moore, North Michigan street, will entertain with an informal dinner in their home. RURAL HEALTH versions of it, or at least, are giving jit serious consideration It ia the opinion? of most of them that the fashion is here to IS TOPIC FOR FARM BUREAUS "Health for Rural America" is stav. at least for a couple of years, and that it will become more and more popularly accepted within the next few months Fashionist feud -over the.

length of its popularity-, however, the stady subject for the October meetings of township units of the and one of the latest predictions is that of Elizabeth (Fashion Is Spinach) Hawes, who prophesies that i hair will be down St. Joseph County Farm bureau, First of the October meetings will again by Christmas time. (Miss Hawes, has been wearing hers be held Tuesday night for Union CHURCHES HOLD FAMiLY NIGHTS Two churches held 'informal family night gatherings Friday with entertainment programs. One was Immanuel Methodist Episcopal church, where the women's society was the sponsor. The other was Grace Evangelical church, where Rev.

H. F. Richards, pastor of First Church of the Brethren, spoke. jup for a year and a half.) township in the Harvey Schrader home on Miami road. The schedule of other meetings Contradicting also are the, opinions of who should wear the style and for what occasions.

But' it is becoming generally agreed that various types of it are becoming to everyone for practical daytime follows: Liberty township, Thurs day, in Harry Grise home on Riley and evening wear. Although? there are means of improving and road; Madison township, Oct. 10 in camouflaging rugged hairlines, the with a. naturally smooth, program. New patrons of the MISS BETTY LOU WEBER.

clear brow wears it best. Prirt rly Photo. Henry Felton home on New road; Greene township, Oct. 13 in Milo Cowham home on Oak road; Penn township, Oct. 17 in Maurice Bies-brook home on Kern road; Clay- 'It must be cut." insist all hair school will be guests.

Green Township. Dean Walker, Plymouth, Ind- Mot her-To -Ber- At" formal services next Saturday in the Masonic temple, Miss Betty Lou Weber, of Niles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. F.

Weber, of Peoria, 111 will be installed worthy adviser of the Order of Rainbow Girls. Retiring from the office is Miss Phyllis Phelps. member of the Indiana state board of education and Marshall county Harris townships, Oct. 18 in Stover Community center; Center township Oct. 21 in Albert Zeiger home on Dixie Highway South, dressers, (with admitted regaru for commercial interests), deploring the "wadded on top" merit of home stylists.

"It's a wonder," they, declare, "that this method has not 'killed' the mode: The main idea, it seems, is to natural contour' of the school superintendent, will speak on "recent Educational Trends," at a Greene township Parent Teacher association meeting at 8 and German-Warren townships, MISS ROSE FISHER. South Bend Society 25 Years Ago. Oct. 28 in Lydick school. Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Rose Fisher.

m. luesdayein tne scnooi. Nine head and neck to the best advan From The Tribune of 1913 ty pupils of the first, second and daughter of Mr. and: Mrs. M.

S. Fisher, 607 East Jefferson boulevard, Mishawaka, and D. H. Levenson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Levenson. ST MATTHEW'S third grades will take part in a. tage, a knack tne laywomau dom possesses. Frequent Brushing Advised. SHAPES BAZAR The 17th akinual bazar of St.

musical program under the direc tion of William Richardson, assis of Chicago. No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Fisher is a singer of note, having done concert work in New York city. She was graduated from the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago. Mr.

dancing party. About 30 couples 1 attended. On next Monday eve-! ning the 17th anniversray of the club will be celebrated with an in- formal reception and dance. The ted by Miss Reba Engleman, Miss Elizabeth Price and Miss Mary Jo Levenson was graduated from the Illinois College of Pharmacy. Matthew's Roman Catholic parish will be conducted in the parish hall Nov.

21 to 23. Rev. Arnold Trumbull. UnCe uie iiair iiaa -r- erly cut and styled, it should be more easily cared for than the long bob." they tell us. Thorough and freauent brushing to keep t5HHS2S252SHS2SHSHS2S2S2SHS2S25252SHS25ZS J.

Wibbert, C. S. C. pastor, has LITTLE FLOWER I'M named Joseph C. Ganser general chairman, and Mrs.

John Rogers, Mrs. W. Black, Frank Demske, NOV EN A TO END Y' Prints i Solids! Vi lit curls gleaming and in place is the principal requirement. "The more it is brushed, the better the hairdo." Many are the protests by women who complain that it's too much bother, too expensive, that it's president and board of directors will receive the guests. John G.

Schurz, of New York, is a guest of B. F. Dunn and family, of 203 South Lafayette 6treet. Miss Florence Clark. 326 West Navarre street, has returned from a two months' visit in the south.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sharp, of Eber Votou. Henrietta Jerzakow-ski and Victoria Kierien. cochair- men; Miss Jerzakowski, secre RS2S2S2S2SHSH2S2Sc5E5HS2SZSZS2S23 Mrs.

John Rush, 325 Michigan avenue, entertained a small company of friends this afternoon honoring Mrs. Carter, the guest of Mrs. T. P. Moredock, 315 West Colfax avenue.

The party attended the matinee performance at the Orpheum followed by an afternoon at the Lexington Tea room. A meeting of the Violet club was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. H. Gammon, 212 East Dayton street.

At cards the prizes were awarded to Mrs. H. Engel, Mrs. M. Dietle and Mrs.

S. Coleman. Luncheon was served after the games. In two weeks the club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. C.

J. Crall, Kenwood avenue. A pleasant affair took place last evening at the Commercial-Athletic club when the married folks opened their season with a Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Striebel, of A novena to St, Theresa, the Little1 Flower of Jesus, 'will be closed' solemnly Monday night in St. Casimir's "Roman Catholic church. Rev. Hilary Paszek, of Czartorysk, Poland, who has conducted the r.ovena devotions, will preach.

The feast of the Child. She will remain until Fri day. New York city, who. have been visiting Mrs. Striebel's parents, Mr.

tary; James Swift and Walter Switzer, treasurers; Earl Shirk, publicity; John Rogers, poultry; Richard Malia and Arthur La-Volle, tickets, and Albert Cook, refreshments. Louis J. Hickey, a student at (the. Indiana College of Embalming in Indianapolis, is spending the and Mrs. George Mj Kreighbaum, Dixie Highway North, have left for- their home.

Miss Betty Jane Kreighbaum accompanied them Indiana Harbor, 111., are guests of Air. and Mrs. E. E. Carr, 314 West Madison street.

difficult to find a hat for it. mat it makes them appear older. There, are answers to all of 'these arguments, however. Milliners, in support of beauticians, have brought Jorth adorable, though somewhat daffy, little hats to perch among the curls. Designers insist that the copying of pre-war clothes fashions necessitates the wearing of a prewar hair-style.

week-end with his parents, Mr, Little Flower, who was canonized in 1925, is Monday. Lane Bryant and Mrs. Thomas L. Hickey, 1004 St. Vincent street.

home, iand will remain in New York for six weeks studying art. Guests of' Miss Martha Sailors, i HINTS ON1 ETIQUETTE. Foods known as "finger foods" JESUIT TO GIVE MISSION. Rev. Ignatius A.

Harhill, S. Detroit, will conduct a mission in St. Matthew's Roman Catholic church, beginning today and Mr. Striebel is the! co-cartoonist 1232 Lincoln Way East, thLs week Mrs. Sterling Batsford and daughter, Miss Ida Batsford, of Berkeley, the guests of Mrs.

W. A. Rutherford, North Michigan street, who have been complimented with several pleas- of "Dixie Dugan," popular comic- end are the Misses Beverly Tooley (to be eaten from the fingers) in trip featured currently in The Maternity Frocks and June Anne Schroder, of Ko Tribune. wDl komo, and Hubert East, of lasting until Oct. 9.

Services be held at 7:30 p. m. daily. Mr. and Mrs.

C.i E. Barthol Bloomington, Ind. clude radishes, celery, artichokes, dry cakes and cookies, bonbons and fruits such as apples, oranges, peaches and plims. To the "look older" protest is the explanation that we think of our mothers wearing the high hair-dos at an when we regarded them as "terribly old." Local Women Pioneers. Amone the women who have Visiting Mr.

and Mrs. J. Arthur omew, 418 East Angela boulevard, have as their guests for the week WORDS OF WISDOM. Put off thy cares with cares with 598 Haley, 342 Coquillard drive, this week-end are Mr. and Mrs.

Wil end Mrs. Bartholomew sisters, Mrs. Edward Maguire, Mrs. thy TH1S WEEK'S SPECIAL IWachineless liam J. Corbetti, of Glencoe, 111 clothes; so shall thy rest strength John J.

Kelley and Mrs. Margaret who came to attend the football new Wil- en thy labor, and so thy labor courageously pioneered the vntni in this city are Mrs. all of and BRIDE. game. strengthen thy rest.

Quarles. 5)95 PERMANENT WAVE Spending the week-end in Hud son. as guests of Mr. and Mrs Richard B. Rogers, former local City Briefs.

residents, are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur liam Riley, Mrs. W. Dee Scher-mari, -Mrs.

Fdward Walsh, and the Misses Mary Lou Shawhan, "Gertrude Krauss, Susan Cautley, Martha Jane Fields and Gwen-dalyn Kaczmarek. It is wide-spread among the student sets also, who though preferring the long bob for her brother. James J. Doyle, of Westville, O. They were accompanied by Miss Alice Gallagher, also of Alliance.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ledden, 708 Cushing street, are; entertaining as their guests Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. Ledden, Salamanca, N. Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Thompson and Mrs.

Jack Morris, of Lexington. M. Russell, 2721 Marine street. You can be brisk and busy in these gay, young frocks "That Won't Tell." The exclusive Lane Bryant concealed feature makes your dress adjustable to the last day! French OH Permanent. SI.

35 Shampoo Fingerwave Miss Harriet Salinger, daughter, ea. 3oe Sat. everyday wear, put it up iur ies- of Mr. and Mrs. S.

H. Salinger. 530 South St. Joseph street, will leave today for Chicago university to resume her studies. FINGER WAVE tlv rtrrasions.

TRIBUNE TELEPHONES: PrlvaU 3-6161 Dr. and Mrs. George D. Colip, 414 West Marquette avenue, will leave Tuesday for Philadelphia, Pa where Dr. Colip will take an eight-month postgraduate course in obstetrics and gynecology at and George Driscoll, of Philadel fnst men.

after the first few Completely dried. All week. Including Saturday Pa. They attended the No tre Dame-Kansas game Saturday awe-inspired glances, really like it "up" an observation from which it might well be concluded FHOXE 3-6644 SECOND FLOOR and Mrs. David R.

Vaughn, 115 Frankln place, are expecting that it will go up and stay up the University of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Evelyn Tobias, 120 East their daughter, Mrs; M. G. Williams and son, Mervin, of Honolulu.

Hawaii, for a several Wayne street, state president of the Cosmetologists' Hairdress P. T. A. News. weeks' visit.

They will arrive ers association, will leave Monday for Cincinnati, and the nation Wednesday. 1 r- fJ 1 v- lit Onral Hfeh. al association convention. Major and Mrs. XV.

A. Howland and daughter, Mary, 733 West Washington avenue, who have been visiting in Indianapolis, are expected home Monday. Mr. and I Mrs. Hayes A.

Holli-baugh, 1602 Devon circle, are entertaining as their week-end guests the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Zanger, of Piqua, O.

Mrs. Granville W. Ziegler, of Diamond lake, Michigan, is entertaining as her guests for a few days, Miss Miriam Dunbar, of Chicago: Mr. and Mrs. M.

AV. McConkey, Poppy road, have as their guests for several weeks, Mrs. Leland Lewis, of Ovid, N. Y. Mrs.

A. Lynn Minzey. with her Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hall, and daughter, Marian, 1615 Marietta street, are in Indianapolis to Dr.

Harry H. Slominski, 1816 Here's an October Surprise Group of Furs so very very much less than North College street, is to leave The association will open its year's activities with a meeting at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the school. Mrs.

W. B. Stansbury will direct a program which will day, where Mr. Hall is attending a meeting of the state advisory today for Rochester, to attend the Mayo clinic's medico-military symposium for the next two weeks. board of the Masonic Order of DeMolay.

Miss Doris Kendall, 2920 South Leo McMeel. son of Mr. and TwyckCnham drive, Will leave for Mrs. Leo McMeel, Great Falls, you'd expect to pay Cincinnati, to visit a former who has been seriously ill -include an address by Kev. cnaries Tupper.

Baillie, D. pastor of First Presbyterian church, on "The Foundations of Democratic Citizenship." Mrs. J. R. Downing will be chairman of hostesses.

James Monroe. A safety program will feature with typhoid fever in St. Joseph Northwestern university classmate, Mrs. W. D.

Child and Mr daughter, Lynnette and her father, hospital, is convalescing. A FEATURE THAT'S UNUSUAL IN OCTOBER-EACH AH OUTSTANDING VALUE IN STYLE AND iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir Hi' SAVINGS and Re-priced for Quick Selling at a MAKE IT A HABIT MRS. IVEL PALMITER. The marriage Miss 2elda Mil liken, daughter of Mr. jand Mrs.

K. E. Country Club road, and Ivel almiter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Palmiter, Berrien Have Summer And a smart habit, too jodhpurs and matching riding coat in toddle-broicn British worsted uith a faint line plaid.

Contrast is achieved in the green necktie and small tailored Springs, took place at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon in the home of the bride's parents. Rev. J. IJ. Bailey, pastor of Epworth Memorial Methodist Episcopal church officiated in the presence a fathers' night meeting of the association at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday in the school.

The school boys" safety patrol witl 'give a demonstration and talks will be made by Aaron H. Huguenard, on "Home and School Obligations in Traffic Safety" and by John W. Gibbons, executive secretary of the safety council division of the Association of Commerce, on "Home and School Activity in Traffic Safety." Moessel. The executive committee of the. Muessel Parent-Teacher association will meet at 1:15 p.

m. Tuesday in the school. The mothers' study1 group will meet at 2 o'clock. City Council. The P.

T. A. city council will. Jmeet at 1:30 p. m.

Monday in the school administration building. Riley. The executive board of the asso-ciation will meet at 9:30 a. m. Tuesday in the school.

A general meeting is scheduled for 2:30 p. m. Wednesday in the school with an informal tea to follow a short hat, yellow shirt and gloves. of ithe immediate families. The couple will reside i in Berrien Springs.

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