Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 296, Hammond, Lake County, 3 June 1908 — Page 2

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PLEASANT MUSICAL.

The pupils of Mrs. Emma! Lawrence gave a very delightful musical last evening in the First Baptist' church on Sibley street. The programf was composed of thirty-four numbers, all of which were well given. The pupils were assisted by Miss Margaret Law rence," the daughter' of Mrs, Lawrence, and Miss Ethel Illrsch, who gave several readings on the program. The entertainment was very well 'attended. ; MORXIXG AVEDDIXG. ' A very pretty wedding wajs celebrated this morning at 9 o'clock in All Saints' Catholic church when Miss Theresa Dolan, daughter of Mrs. Mary Dolan, was married to August t- Raycraft. A large' assembly of " relatives and friends of the young coupLe were present from Hammond and Chicago to witnessHhe ceremony. Thar Ilev. Edward F. Barrett, pastor of the church, read nuptial high mass. The "ring ceremony was used. . During the ceremony' Mrs. Michael Huber sang the beautiful Ava Maria and Miss Mildred ; Collins ' sang a pretty 'wedding hymn. ; As the bridal party came to 'the altar, the Lohengrin wedding march, was played. In the procession the little flower girls, nieces of the bride, Henrietta and Janet Evans,, came first. They wore dainty white frocks with wreaths of flowers and ferns and carried immense boquets of pink and white roses. Miss Anna Hastings, who attended the bride, as maid of honor, camo next with the groom, Mr. Raycraft. Miss Hastings wore a beauti- , ful white organdy gown fashioned in empire style. It was richly trimmed in lace. She wore a large white picture hat. The bride, Miss Dolan, came last with the groomsman, Nick Connely. The bride wore a handsome princess gown of messallne satin. Her long tulle veil was prettily caught with lilies of the valley. She carried a white leather prayer ook. Following the ceremony the members of the wedding party and a few relatives were entertained at a wedding breakfast at the home of Mrs. Dolan In Beall avenue. The happy couple will leave during the day for a short wedding visit but will return to Hammond to make their home. They received many handsome gifts of cut , glass and silver. Both young people have a large circle of friends In Hammond, where they have been interested in church social work for years. The bride was formerly a stenographer In the ReidMurdoch office. DAXCIXG CLASS. The regular Tuesday evening danc ing class was held last evening in . Long's hall. The party was very well attended by young people from Hammond and East Chicago and a pleasant time is reported. -;t 1 BXTEUTAIX AT SHOWER. Misses Dollie and Eugenia Knotts will give a china shower Friday evening at their home in Muenich court In honor of Miss Mayme Schracher, whose wedding to Michael Kolb will take place this month. A JUNE WEDDING. A wedding that will come as a surprise to a great many Hammond people took place Sunday in "Woodlawn, II., when Miss Margaret Mclntire and Mr. Pfelffer were secretly married. -Miss Mclntire was enjoying a week's vacation with friends in Woodlawn : and .was expected to. return to her po- : sitlon Monday when the announcement i of her marriage was received instead. Mr. Pfeiffer went to Woodlawn Sunday when the wedding took place. Mr. and Mrs. Pfelfer have returned to Chicago and are living at the Jackson Park hotel. Both young people were employed in Mr. Hannauer's department In the C. I. & S. railroad office at Gibson, and the wedding took place during his business visit in the east. Miss Mclntire was stenographer to Mr. Hannauer and Mr. Pfeiffer is chief clerk to the general superintendent of the company. The bride has many friends here, having lived in Hammond at the time the railroad offices were located here. ICE CREAM SOCIAL. The Ladies' Aid society of - tlje German M. E. church, 258 .Trumjgm avenue, will give an ice cream social on Thursday evening of this weelf' at the church parlors. Cake and ice cream will be served. VISIT RELATIVES HERE. Mrs. Gray and Miss Beatrice Wolff of Mansfield, O., and Mrs. Frank Gray of Lafayette, Ind., have been the guests of Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Oberlin of Warren street for a few days, but left yesterday for Denver, Colo., where they will spend several weeks., Miss Wolft is a sister of Mrs. Oberlin's. CLIB BUSINESS MEETIXG. .The members of the Homewood Magazine club held one of their business meetings yesterday afternoon at the home of the president, Mrs. George W. Lawrence, In South Hohman street. Three business meetings are held during the club year, two of which are held at the home of the president. At one the annual business, such as the election of officers, takes place, and at the other two the minutes of the meetings are read. Twelve members were present at yesterday's meefing and spent an enjoyable social hour at the close of business session. The hostess served a dainty luncheon. It IXAUAW

Boil one pound of macaroni till tender, pour off water and add one pound of grated cheese. Cut one pound lean beefsteak and one onion in small pieces and fry In one tablespoonful of butter till brown, adding one teasponful of cinnamon, one-half teaspoonful of ground cloves, one small tablespoonful of sugar and a tablespoonful of flour. Stir well and add enough milk and water to make a thick heavy gravy." Pour over macaroni and cheese and stir together. Salt and pepper to taste.

Baumgartner Court C. O. F, No. 109 buried one of its most esteemed memwas decided to hold ' the next social bers, Joseph Koshnlck yesterday morn -meetintj the first Tuesday i Septem- ing. The deceased was only 25 years ber.' , old and single." He was an insurance members of the lodge. Last night was " . PUPILS' RECITAL. ' also the regular meeting night for the The pupils of Miss-Elizabeth Mettler lodge., ... . ,..'.. will give a recital Saturday June 6, Chapter I Busy, to which they invite their parents'. The .Considerable work is. being done in recital will be given at Miss Mettler's the chaper this week.' Last evening the home, 406 South Hohman ' etreet. The degree of past master , and most exfollowfng is" the program: - ' cellent master was conferred,. while the The Mill Tschurich Royal Arch degree is to be conferred Little Stars. . .Shwalm this evening. Ruth Burge. The Bie lodge confers the Entered School Master's Song Mozart Apprentice lodge next Friday evening. Emma Swanton. The Red Cross degree will be conferred Mamma's "Waltz Streaborg In the commandary next Monday evenWalter Bell. . ,r-S-Loreley ....... ."Wagner Elks Enjoying: Vacation. Valse ..Wagner The Elks are now enjoying their . Esther-Lund. ' Biimmer vacation and regular meetBouquet of Spring Spaulding ings have been limited to one a month. ' ? . Marion Warner. Tne rule will hold good for the months Little Boy Blue. . . . .. . . :. . .Engleman of June, July and August. The monthly Millie Casparinni. meetings are to be held on the last Forgiven Romance.. '....Kern Thursday' of the month. , Louis Bowman. K. C.'a Special Meeting. Night School March ..Benjamin ; A special meeting Is called for FriKrlll Burge. -ay evening, June 12, for the initiation Violin Solo.. Selected of a large class in Unity Council K. of . John kicKnleht'" C. This event only proceeds the big

La Fontaine Bohm Isabella Woodman. Melody . . .'. ::. . .Engleman ' . Mina Schrelber. - Shepherd's Evening Song Blake Abe Lipman. Minuet Beethoven Louis Bowman. Pissacatl .Bebus Helen Meaney. Sinmple Confessions .Thones , William Miller, Duet "Qui Vive". Janz , , Florence and Grace Eichler. W. HAMMOXD PAREXTS' BIEETIXG. West Hammond Parents' meeting, June 5, "2:30 p. m. Room 1. The program for rooms 1 and 2 Is as follows: Sone. ...... Cii KnM t t . t DialogGetting Acquainted. . . .T?. . Four Girls Flag Drill Twelve Boys Duet.. Bertha Peschke, Agnes Langbeen Recitation. . . .' . . .". .. . .Helen O'Connor. Dialog , Four Pupils Japanese Song Eight Girls Dialog "The County and the City Boy" Maurice Crook, Leslie Lindner. Reading "The German and the Bear" Miss Gross Address "Sound Minds in Healthy Bodies" Rev. W. F. Switzer MISS SYMMES A HOSTESS. iviiss Lulu S. Symmes, principal of the Lincoln school, entertained the teachers of that building at her home last evening. Those present were- MIssp Mary Randall, Lora J. Krinball. Bessie Ripley, Anna Holmes. Bess Van AVn Ellen Clarke, Inez Clarke, aointn un Ellen r-iaTVo t, Tv.,, J uaugherty, Dorathy Bowen, Jennie' MabBs, Mrs. Eugene Cooper and Mrs. Ray Cross. - The evening was spent in music and and games. Dainty refreshments were served. . SEXD SUMMER IX KANSAS. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Herington will leave Hammond today for Gaylor, Kan., where they expect to visit friends for the next three months. DISTRICT EPWORTH LEAGUE. The district convention of the Ep worth league of Valparaiso district will be held in Michigan City, June 23 and 24. The meetings will be held at the i Irst Methodist Episcopal church and about one hundred and fifty delegates are expected. Dr. Herben, of Chicago, editor of the Epworth Herald, will give the address the first night and Dr. Hayes, of Evanston, the second. GOLDEX EAGLE CLUB MEETS. Mrs. J. Smith will entertain the members of the Golden Eagle club this evening at her home In East State street. Cards will be played during the evening. RETURXS TO IIAMMOXD. Miss Hannah Conroy has returned to iiamiiiuuu tintri a vcr CAienueu VlSll with her relatives and friends in Scot - . . - land. Miss Conroy will be remembered as the young lady clerk' in Will C. Mee's book store on South Hohman street. BUSINESS MEETIXG. The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church will hold an Im portant business meeting Thursday evening, June -4, at the homo of Mrs. J. A. Anderson, 201 Ann street. All the members are urged to be present as business of importance will come be fore the meeting. ROYAL LEAGUE TO MEET. There will be a meeting of the Royal League Thursday evening and it is de sired that as many members as possible attend as business of importance will! be discussed. RETURN FR03I INDIANAPOLIS. Dr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Davis have returned from a visit at Indianapolis, where they have been visiting friends and relatives. They were graduated last Friday evening at Tomlinson hall, with 250 others, who had taken the training course by Mr.' Herbert MonInger "Training for Service." Dr. and Mrs. Davis were members of the class at the Central Christian church of In dianapolis, and was taught by Mrs. A. J. Clark, Mrs. Davis' mother. whr - ceived the high award of beinir the largest class in Indiana, and having sold the greatest number of tickets This course is the same as the one that MACAK0NI. v

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one on the IollowlnS Sunday when the second and third ' degrees will be con feerd.. The various committees are hard at work on the preparations for the work and the big banquet that is to follow in the evening. Snnday Memorial Day. Next Sunday is Memorial day for the Modern Woodmen of America. Members of Eureka camp will go to the cemeteries to decorate the graves of their deceased brethren. Eureka camp held a regular meeting last night and initiated two candidates. Degree Work on Program. Degree work Is on the program for Pioneer Council Royal League tomorrow night. The meeting will be held in K. of P. hall. Owls Have Meeting. The Owls, who are making all efforts to reaCh Wl" h.,d a regular meeting tomorrow evening in Painter's hall in the Huehn building, and a string of candidates will be shown the mysteries of Owldom. The Order of Owls, although only an infant in time of existence is nevertheless strong and healthy and best of all, growing. Tribe of Ben Hnr. The tribe of Ben Hur meets this Is being taught at the Christian church of this city. PLEASANT SOCIAL. The Deborah Aid society of the First Christian church will give another of theJr popular monthly socials Ihursday evenlnS at the home of Mrs. Chas Busti In Cedar street. A very deUglU ful Proram ,s bein arranged for the evening ana rerresnments win De served. It is expected that there will be a good attendance as the proceeds of the social will be used for the new church building fund. AID SOCIETY MEETS. The Ladies' Aid society of the First M. E. church met this afternoon with Mrs. A. F. Vedder at her home in Doug las street for the regular weekly meeting. The members of the second division of the society did the entertain ing MARQUETTE PARTY. Mrs. B. L. P. Bell will entertain the ladies of the Marquette club Friday afternoon at her home in South Hoh man street. The club will continue to I meet on Friday afternoon of each I week until the close of the club year when many of the members leave for summer outings MRS. M'ALEER EXTERTAIXS I Mrs W. J. McAleer will have the members of the Alpha Phi club as her quests tomorrow afternoon at her home in East Webb street. OAK LEAP CLUB PARTY. Mrs. Charles Brown will- entertain the members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery club at their meeting tomorrow mi. I X 11 e artornoon win do passed in the club's usual way with embroidery work, after which refreshments will be served. . LAST PEDRO PARTY. The Young Ladles' Sodality of All Saints Catholic church will blve the third and last pedro party of the series this evening in Long's hall in State street. The games will start prompt ly at 8 o'clock. The prizes for the serie3 will be awarded at this party and refreshments will be served. The young ladies expect a very good at tendance as this series of parties have been exceptionally popular. BEN HUR MEETING. All members of the Tribe of Ben Hur are requested to be present at the meeting tonight in Weis hall on State street. The usual business will be dis posed of after which a social hour will be enjoyed. GUILD SOCIAL. The Ladies Guild of St. Paul's Epis copal church will give an Ice cream social tonight at 8 o'clock in the Guild room of the church. 3 Rimbach avenue. A good attendance is desired as the proceeds will be used for the benefit of the church and society. CHILDREN'S RECITAL. The pupils of Mrs. Nellie Bicknell Dunham gave a recital this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Dun hame in Rimbach avenue. Only the pupils were present and about fourteen took part on tne program., inis is the second recital to be given by the pupils since the class was organized and they are pleasant features in the year's work for the young students. VALPO GIRL WEDS. The wedding of Miss Lucy Durand, one of Valpo's most estimable young ladies, and R. A. Phillips, a prominent young business man of Taylorville, 11. took place this noon at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Durand. on West Monroe street. The ceremony was performed by P.ev.

evening In Weis hall. There will not be any degree work, however.

D. of L. Convention. The Daughters of Liberty of the states Indiana and Illinois were In a two-day session at South Chicago yesterday, having the last day of the seaterday having the last day of the session. Golden Rule Council of Hammond was represented by Mesdames M. P. Frame, Minnie Davis and Lizzie Pontius. Calumet Lodge Tonight. Calumet Lodge I. O. O. F. meets tomorrow evening. The German's Moltke lodge meet Friday night. The following escapade reported from Wabash, Ind., will Interest those of the lodge members who were compelled to giv? casive answers to their wives about tho degree work: Women In Disgrace Wabash, Ind., June 2. During a district meeting of oddfellows held at Brown's Corner, cast of this city, the winaows or the lodge hall were left open and a band of married women gathered near the building and planned to see the ceremonies, climbing trees near the windows and mount'nr ladders conveniently located. Fright ened by discovery, the women Aid,, but the lodge passed a vote to proscuto them and the prosecutor has been jjlven evidence. Sons of Veterans Meet. Lafayette, Ind., June 2. The twentysecond annual encampment of the &ohs of Veterans of Indiana and the Ladies Auxiliary of the organization opened here today and will continue tomorrow. Two hundred delegates are In attend ance. The meeting of the Ladies' Aux lliary was presided over by Mrs. Bertha Ewing of Valparaiso, state president. Masons Get Advertising. Judge V. S. Reiter, Attorney Ibach, Dr. H. E. Sharrer and R. H. McIIie cf Hammond, were in town Saturday aft ernoon and evening enlisting member! among Michigan City Scottish Rite Masons and nights Templars for a class of one hundred to be taken into the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of th-. Mystic Shrine. The officials of Murat Temple at Indianapolis have agreed to move to Hammond for one afternoon and evening to receive the big class and June 27 has been set for the date. Six candidate were secured in Michigan City. Eighteen in Valparaiso and seventy at Hammond. Michigan City Dispatch. Henry L. Davis in the presence of the memrebs of the family and a few intimate friends. After the ceremony, a wedding dinner was served. The couple left via the Pennsylvania road for Taylorville, 111. The bride was for several years connected with F. A. Turner's abstract agency. Valpo Messenger. COMING "WEDDING. The wedding of Miss Olga Kaske to Rupert King of Minneapolis will take place AVednesday, June 10, at thef home of the bride's parents in Munster, Ind. The wedding will be very .quiet, only the relatives and immerlate friends of the young couple being present. Rev. Charles Albert Smith of St. Paul's Episcopal church will officiate at the ceremony. ICE CREAM SOCIAL. The Gleaner class of the First Chris tian church will give an ice cream so cial in Central park next Saturday. The church band will play a program and It Is expected that there will be a good attendance. IIOOSIER CLUB PARTY. Miss Florence Mangold will entertain the members of the Hoosier club this evening at her home in Logan street. The club members are anticipating a very pleasant meeting. Mrs. A. J. Hill and daughter, Miss Theresa Hill, of Grasselli, spent the day with friends in Hammond. C. C. Smith of East Chicago transacted business in Hammond today. Mrs. O. W. Harding and little daugh ter, Madge Mable, of Ann street, will leave Friday for Columbus, Ind., to spend a few weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Harding. Undertaker Charles Stewart was In. Chicago today on business. Mrs. Sagert was in Hammond today for a short time on her way to Low ell, where she will visit her parents for a few days. Mr. and Airs. t. -r. Kunert are spending the afternoon in Chicago. Miss Edna Mahler or Lowell was the guest of friends in Hammond to day. Mrs. Siegler of Chicago visited with friends in Hammond today. Mrs. W. A. Buchanan went to Chi cago this afternoon to meet Dr. Bu chanan, who Is in attendance at the American medical convention being held in Chicago this week, and this evening they will attend a banquet and ball at the Auditorium Annex. Miss Erma Scholtz is attending the matinee in Chicago this afternoon with a party of friends. Mrs. Ralph Groman is spending the day visiting In Chicago. Miss Elizabeth Evers spent yester day in Chicago. J. Swanton has returned to Indian apolis after visiting Mr. and Mrs Thomas Swanton and family of Sibley street for a few days. Miss Maud Scrlver of Chicago was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Shepherd; of May street, over Sunday. Miss Alice Sohl has returned to her home in Kenwood, 111., after a short visit with Mrs. Cynthia Sohl of South Hohman street. Mrs. Virgil S. Reiter is spending the day visiting in Chicago. Mrs. John C. Lavene has returned from Rensselaer where she visited friends for a short time. Miss Agnes Benson returned to her home in Chicago this morning after being the guest of the Misses Sarah Starr and Alta Adkins for a few dys. Miss Elizabeth Mettler is spending the day with friends In Chicago.

Hammond Savings and

Trust Company Quite Proseprous. The Hammond Savings & Trust com pany yesterday celebrated its first annual anniversary yesterday and on the occasion declared a six percent dividend has proven more than satisfactory tc the stock holders. The Hammond Savings & Trust com pany is composed mainly of local stock holders and the showing that has been made through the careful management is a credit to the men at the head and a matter of congratulation to the stock holders. As the Institution grows older its business is growing and even more is promised for the next year The trust company was one year old yesterday. SHEA'SBOTQ (iElfl YORK George Cohen Returns to His Home in London. England. Three Hammondites on their way to New York stopped the 11:20 Michigen Central flyer at this city yesterday and are now Journeying toward the east ern metropolis. In the party was George Cohen, who was employed by the Standard Steel Car company until it closed down, and was generally known about town as the "duke," because of his claim that he belonged to the royal family in England. Tom Shea . and Charley Shea went to New York for the purpose of at tending the exposition of the National Railway Appliance association. Mr. Shea found it a convenient time to take in the exposition on account of the idleness of the local plant, and he I and his son expect to take in several of the other eastern cities before they return. N THE SUPERIOR COURT 3912. Rosa Fink vs. Abraham Cohen and his wife. Attachment. Flalntllt moves for ludement on the verdict Sustained. 3365. Mike Ilko vs. Inland Steel com pany. Trial resumed ai tne ciose o the evidence defendant files written mo ticn to direct a verdict. Motion over ruled and excepted. 4045. Edincer & company vs. John E. Love and Albert S. Hull. Detendan files motion supported by affidavit fo continuance for the term. Motion sua talned. flaintiff excepts, u. 4088. Benjamin Humphrey ts. City of East Chicago. Defendant files affi davit for chansre from county. Sent to Porter superior court. 10 days fo change. New Case. 4691. East Chicago bank vs. Jacob Friedman. Suit to recover on a note. 797. State of Indiana vs. John Sowlch. Petit larceny. 798. State of Indiana vs. Mike Lipko. Petit larceny. W. J. MacAleer was in Pulman, 111.. today on business. Roscoe Hemstock transacted business In Chicago today. Miss Dollie and Eugenia Knotts were the guests of friends in Englewood yes terday afternoon. Miss Hattle Dahl has returned from a visit with her parents in Lowell. Miss Margaret Feddler of Cedar Lake was the guest of Mrs. J. Klein of Sibley street for a few days. Shine Ola shoe paste, 10c size, Tues day only, 3c. At the new shoe shop, corner Hohman and Fayette streets. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Maack and daughter, Sarah, formerly of Hammond, but now of Crown Point, visited friends here last evening. Clerk E. L. Shortridge of Crown Point, transacted business in Hammond yesterday. Mrs. J. A. Stafford of Carbondale, III., is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Olwin of Carroll street for a few days. Miss Edith Evans of East Chicago visite friends in Hammond last even ing. Misses Lottie and 'Belle Donovan of East Chicago were the guests of friends in Hammond last evening. Miss Winnie Jackson of Las Vegas, N. M., is the guest of Mrs. C. E. Jackson and Miss Flossie Jackson of Walter street for a few weeks. Mrs. Jackson and guest were visitors in Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Joseph Mager has returned from a few days' visit with relatives In St. John. Henry Helser was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Margaret Ileiser of Crown Point yesterday. Mrs. R. Smith has been in Toleston visiting relatives and friends for a few days. CARD OF THANKS. To the many friends of the late Freddie Saurbeer, we take this method to show our appreciation and expressions of goodwill for the kindness shown during sickness and tho many beautiful floral offerings, also the courtesies extended burial service. HENRY SAURBEER AND FAMILY. HAMMOND MAN LANDS HIS FISTS. Encounter Take Place In Front Court House Last Night. of There was quite a little sensational scene last night on Hohman street In front of the Lake superior court house when following an argument between two Hammond men, one of them struck the other in the face and was escorted to the police station. The assault Is said, by witnesses, to have been wholly

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Henry Walds, who works as a Plas terer for a man by the name of Talbott la fcouth Hohman street tried to get off from a Lake Shore passenger iran ai tne Hohman street crossineyesterday afternoon and was thrown loiently to the ground. He was thrown to the ground in such manner that his full weight was thrown on his arms and both of them were broken. He was removed to St. Margaret's hospital where his broken arms were set and he was afterwards removed to his home. JUDGE W. W. M'MAHON WAS QUITE BUSY. Judge W. W. McMahon's city court was busier this morning than it has been for some time. In addition to the trial of Charles Snider, on a charge of malcious trespass, Harry Williams of Vincennes, Ind., was fined $1 and costs for vagrancy. He admitted his guilt. A. D. Davidson, a drunk, on the verge of delirium tremens, was fined 1 and costs. He was sent to the county Jail. FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED OUT The fire department was called to Douglas street, West Hammond, this morning where one of the West Ham mond residents feared that a little prairie fire would threaten her house. There was no work for the fire department and consequently it did not cross the line. WOMEN'S OXFORDS, Stylish and Good Fitters, Made of Patent Calf. Sizes Complete. ORTT & TOVVLE, Cor. Fayette and Hohman Streets.

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