Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 127, Hammond, Lake County, 14 November 1908 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Saturday, Xov. 14, 1908.

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LEAVE OX EASTERN TIUP. Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Dickenson, of Mueneh court, 'eft, Hammond this morning over the Michigan Central for the east where they will epend a week visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Dickenson will visit at Niagara Falls, Buffalo and Albany, N. Y. - . . VISITS tl.IB HEBE. Mrs. O. P. Kinsey, of Valparaiso, ex-. Htate president of the Federation of Womans clubs, is in Hammond today the guest of the Hammond Woman's club. . - ' SPEXDS WEEK EXD II EKE. Miss Marie Lamlon, who is attending the Valparaiso university at Valporaiso, came home to. remain over Sunday with her parents. HKTl R.VS HOME. M. Kellar has returned John home JPifth Concert - - of the - ' Hammond Mais Chorus of Thiity Voices . assisted by A Ladies Chorus of Forty Voices ' - - and - - Madame Una. Linehan, Soprano American Censertatory.' Chicago ' r Emtl OIetfellGfi,"renist - at - .' ; M. E.:CiiURCH AUDITORIUM Thursday, Nov. 19, 08 at 8 o'clock P. M. Tickets 50 cents On sale by numbers of the chorus Horse Owners ' are Interested la SA Blankets, because they are long of wear. When you buy, insist ca the famous 5A. ;iWa Sell Them CARL O. FAUL Harness Maker & Carriage Trimmer Manufacturer of and Dealer in Harness, Saddles, Collars and Whips Harness Made to Order a Specialty 77 State St. Tel. 2014 Hammond, Ind

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TEA CUPS from Indianapolis, where he went a few days ago to attend the Shrlners' meeting. .r- ... .-. . ...--. - RETt'RXS FROM VISIT. Mrs. W. J. McAleer is expected home tomorrow evening from West Baden, where she has been spending the past few days. HAVE IMfOHIACT HtSI.NESS. - The Mothers club pt the Lincoln school met yesterday afternoon in the school hall and there was a very good attendance of members. The meeting was called at 3 o'clock and the children of the various graj3 enter tained the guests with reciia;ions and songs during the early part of - the meeting. A short business " hour was also held when it was decided to hold the next meeting the .second Friday in December and the election of officers for the new year also took pl'ice, end the- following were elected. President Mrs. Stevens. Vice President Mrs. C. X. .lewctt. ; Treasurer Mrs. Oscar Hill. Secretary Miss Idahoile 1,'aughtery Program committee Miss Lulu Symmes, '.chairman; Mrs. Barbara Hipley and Mr$. Ruth Williams. MOTOR BOAT CUB MEETS. The Hammond Motor Boat club meet in their club roomn at 13 Calumet ave nue on Thursday. It being annual election, quite a numor turned out. The past year's affairs of the clubs were gone over and the books audited, showing that about $600 had been paid into the treasury during the past year. No .assesments were levied during the vtar and the greater part of the money still remains unusued.Much: satisfaction at the way the club's business and social affairs has been handled was expressed by the rr.embers and in appreciation of their efforts -were returned to their places with few exceptions. The money in the- hands of the treasurer will be turned over to the directors, Messrs. Drackert and Hunter as a building fund. The interest taken in this young organization demonstrates that it is here to stay and a home for its mem bers and a shop, where minor repairs to their boats can be made, wlil be located along the banks of the Calumet in the near future. Commodore C. B:. Payne. Vice Commodore William Proy. Rear Commodore Ed Rohde. Treasurer William Leytya. Fleet Captain F. Geestadt. Judge Adovate Nick Kahl. Directors George Dracket and G. W. Hunter. , Race Committee A. A. Fricke, M Campbell, Ike Nelson. M. M. Towle, Jr.. and J. M. Stinson ATTEXDS THEATER. Miss Anne Messer will be the guest of friends in Chicago ' tonight to see i Maud Adams in "What Every Woman i Knows" at the Illinois theater. '. , ATTEXDS THEATER. Miss Rawleson went to Chicago to be entertained by friends to see Maud Adams at the Illinois Theater. BIBLE Cri-ASS MEETS. - The adults' bible class of the Pine street mission wiH meet Sunday even ing at 7:30 in the Pina street church Rev. Hudson of Chicago will lead the meeting and everybody is invited. - ATTEXDS FOOTBALL GAME. Miss Etta Gastel and Earl Kingsland of Elgin, 111,, saw the Chicago-Corne'l game at Marshall field today. ' RETIRXS TO CANADA. " Miss Rhoda Davis, left today for her home in Owenseund, Canada after pleasant visit with Mr. and. Mrs. T. M 0. Hembroff of Indiana Harbor and her cousins, Roscoe and Veda Hemstock cf Hammond. .VISITS HERE IH RIXG THE WINTER Mrs". John McAleer of Tliessalon', Ont, is expected tomorrow to be .the'gues of her sons, W. J. and R. B. McAleer for the winter. RETl RX FROM VISIT. "Mrs. D. J. Moran and children return ed home last evening from an extende Hammond

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- (Special to The Times.) Crown Point, Ind., Xov. 14. X simple -wedding In which a dentist of na

tional fame waa one of the principals, took place at the home of Dr. and Mr C. J. Tinkham on East street here today, when Dr. Robert Good, of Chicago, was united In marriage to Mrs. Loretta A. Campbell, of Toronto, Canada. Rev.

B. Horton, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, officiated at the cere

mony. The couple was unattended and the bride was married in a -traveling costume. The bride is the daughter of James Work, a Toronto manufacturer. One of her uncles for. years has been, collector of cUMtoms at Toronto, Canada, and another is prominent in government circles nt Vancouver, Canada. Dr. Good is one of the most noted dentists in the profession. He is a native of

Michigan, came to Chicago In 1880 and

Dental Surgery in 1S02. Some of his patients have been Mme. Melba and Caruso

the great tenor. . Dr. Good is a member of the Chicago Athletic dub. Calumet club, South Shore Country club and the Chicago Yacht club. Dr. and Mrs. Good

will take an extended honeymoon in the a half interest in a gold mine and owns visit of several -weeks with relatives' in Yellow Springs and other points in Ohio. BOX SOCIAL, PLAXXED The Young Ladies class of the First Baptist church have planned a box social which they will give in the par lors of the church Friday evening, November 20th. ''" A pleasant program will be arranged for the evenings entertainment and refreshments will be served. The public 5s cordially invited to attend as the proceeds will be used for the benefit of the church. SPEXD SUXDAY HERE." Misses Ruth Sohl and Norma Locklin who are attending Chicago University in Chicago will spend Sunday with their relatives in Hammond. RETIRXS FROM VISIT. Mrs. J. G. loach, has returned home from a visit with relatives in Madison, Ind., and with her daughter, Miss Anna, who is attending DePauw at Greencastle. HOLD BtSlVESH MEETING. A business meeting of the University club has been called for Tuesday even ing, November 17, to be held in the club -rooms in the Hammond building. All the members are urged to attend. RETIRXS KKUM VISIT. Mr. and Mrs.i George.' S. Cotton have returned home from an extended visit with relatives and friends in Detroit, Trumansberg, Ithaca, Bradford and Mt. Clemens, the , latter place where Mf. Cotton went for the benefit for his health. COMMITTEE MEETIXG. The history committee of the Hammond Woman's club will meet Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. .AV. J. MoAlee in East Webb street. - A -fine piogram has been arranged . for the afternoon on the study of Michigan. At the close cf the program refreshment's will .be served. The "members of the committee in charge of the program are Mrs. Etta Bloomhoff, chairman; and Mesdames W. J. McAleer, McKeown, B. E. Escher and A. F. Knotts. HERE OX VISIT. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Sharp of Coatesville, Ind., are here for a two weeks' visit at the home of their son. Rev. C. J. Sharp, pastor of the Christian church. They are on an extended trip to visit friends and relatives in Missouri, Tennessee and the South. '. t MEET FOR Bl'SIXESS. The ministers of the Methodist, the Christian, Presbyterian and .Baptist churches met at the superior court building this morning to arrange for I the annual union Thanksgiving service, j Announcement of the full program will 1 scon be made. j IXYITATIOXS OIT. ; Invitations have been issued to many j Hammond people for an autumn reUcption to be given by the members of J the Chicago Business college, to be . held in the school haH over the First i National - Bank, Friday e vening, Novmiber 20, at eight o'clock. It will be ja literary and social function and a ' very pleasant party is planned. ATTEXDS WHITI.VG MEETIXG. ! Mesdames I,ibbie Lash, Belie Lund Sand Mary Malo attended the meeting ; ..of the Eastern Stars in Whiting Wednesday evening; at, which Grand Matron Mrs.. Pauline Summers of Valparaiso was a guest. - ' ; ATTEND IIAJIMOXD HECEPTION Mrs. Beall and Miss Alice Sohl

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DR. ROBERT GOOD. graduated from the Chicago College of south. Mrs. Good is the possessor of 450,000 acres of land in her own right. Kenwood were the guests of Mrs. Cynthia Sohl at her home In South Hohman street yesterday afternoon and attended the Gostlin reception in the afternoon. RETIRXS HOME. Misa Maud Pannenborg has returned home .from a few days' visit with Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Pannenborg at their home in Chicago Heights. . HERE FOR SHORT VISIT. Madam McNeill is here from Iowa for a short visit with her sister, Mrs. McElfish, but expects to leave this afternoon for Milwaukee where she was called by the illness of her daughter, Miss Marie, who is attending the St. Francis convent there. The young ladymay have to undergo an operation for apendicitis next week. HAVE StCCESSFl'I. PARTY. Hammoind Temple No. 73, Pythian Sisters, gave another of their popu lar pedro part! 'ast evening in the K. of P. hall.: 'ntertainment was a sucess both . :'.y and financially, there being a j 1 y large attendance of guests from Hammond and East Chicago. There were seventeen tables and twelve games were played. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. S. E Swaim and Mrs. Malo. Miss Ethel Wolf was given the consolation prize. Chas. Bostwick and Ray Fowler won the gentlemen's prizes and Mr. Billings was given tile consolation prize. W. B, Muir gave the ladies' first prize, and Mr. Hagerman the ladies' second prize, as donations to' the Pythian Sisters. EXTERTAIXS AT CARDS. Mrs. Adolph Hirsch gave a very delightful party last 'evening at" her home in South Hohman street for a number of her friends. Mrs. Hirsch entertained at bridge whist and a very pleas ant evening was passed with the cards At the c)ose of the evening the hostess served a delicious luncheon. DEI.IGHTFII, AFTERXOOX PARTY. One of the most delightful parties of the season was a large afternoon re ception given yesterday afternoon, at which Mrs. William Henry Gostlin entertained more than a hundred guests to meet Mrs. William Harvey Gostlin. The reception was held at the pretty Gostlin residence in Homewood. The guests were received between the hours rf 2:30 and 4 o'clock and four and 5:30 o'clock, and more than one hundred and fifty guests responded to the in vitations- sent out. many coming from -Chicago to be present. In the receiving line were Mrs. Gostlin and Mrs. William Harvey Gostlin, Mrs. Hugh F. Meikle and Mrs. H. A. MeConnell. During the reception Conde's orchestra played a beautiful program of opera selections in the music room, where they were stationed behind a bower of palms and ferns. In the refreshment rooms the guests were served with dainty refreshments by Mrs. Francis C. Ryan and Miss Grace Kingwill. Mrs. David T. Emf-ry presided over the punch l ow! and Miss Irene Mott assisted at the table. The decorations in the dining room were very simple but beautiful. the color j scheme being carried out In green and j white. A large bunch of white c-hrys- I anthemurns and trailing vines and smi- ! lax formed a pretty center piece for the i table and shaded taperj wer-" also used to acid to the attractiveness of the room. The entire house had decorations of flowers ami ferns.ATTRACTIONS AT TOWI.E'S . "The Devil" fad, is raging: in the East, long: poiutvd shots, sharp tipped lapels and the long V vf-st ia quite the proper aper for male atirp. .-. We anticipate quite a startling revelation in female of' fashion as to head dress, after the pres- I

entation of Frank Molnars original "Devil" at Towle's tonight. The theatrical manager of a decade ago ua to-beI4eve that when a play has been, established in public favor, that any kind of a cast could be em

ployed to exploit it before the public and for that reason and no other can great many of them scribe tnelr'ul-' timate failure. Not so with W. E. NankeVille, manager oft "Human Hearts," which comes to ns on Sunday, November 15, matinee and night. Mr. Nankeville has always! maintained that the best is none too good J or ; the public, and if by any possible chance he can better Jiis companies, liec.never fails to do so. It is to this policy he attributes the wonderful success of "Human Hearts' with the theater going public. One of the finest specimens of horse flesh ever seen- on the American stage is to be seen in "Montana," the play of the West by Harry D. Carey. The horse in question is "Dolly . Varden " the famous $5, 000,000 Morgan mare. Her work in "Montana" is all but human and by those who know she has been pronounced the greatest acting horSe on the stage today. A special car Is required for the transportation of Dolly beside her hostler, who is at all times with her. At Towle's opera house next Wednesday matinee and night. Eriefs. ' Miss Mayme Laws of Crown Point i3 the guest of Miss Maud Pannenborg at her home in Webb street during thie week end. . ' '. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Morrison of Englewood are expected to visit Mr. and Mrs. A. Robinson at their home in State street Sunday. r , ' Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Mentz of Windsor Park will spend Sunday with Mrs. Clara Conroy at her home in Sibley street." Miss Nellie Southworth of Griffith; is spending the day with friends in Ham mond. A framed picture of the absent, ones i-t always an, appropriate, present for the holidays. H. O. Young is making specialty of this class of work at time time. See him at 2S0 South Hoh man street, Hammond. Miss Ruby Wilson went to Crown Point this afternoon to remain over Sunday with her relatives. . August Bremer of Crown Point was in Hammond today on business. . W. W. Durbln of Anderson, Ind., was business caller In Hammond today. Order feed for your horses from Hammond's big concern, Bieker Bros. They also sell coal. Phone .58.. Miss Marie Newnham will spend Sun; clay with frieends in Chicago. Miss Lucy Berry is spending the day with friends in Chicago. Misses Dora Duncan and Edna Kreis are spending the day In Chicago. Mrs. Thomas Shea is visiting in Chi cago todai". Miss Idabelle Dougherty went to Chi cago today to be entertained by friends during the day. Miss Mary Roach will spend Sunday with friends in Chicago. Miss Maud Scriver of Chicago will spend Sunday with her sister, Mrs Shepherd, at her home in Summer street Attorney R. B. McAleer transacted business in Chicago today. Misses Ruth Sohl and Norma Locklin saw the Chicago-Cornell football game in Chicago today. Julian Youch of Crown Point was in Hammond today on business. Miss Gertrude Forbes of Clark Sta tion spent yesterday with friends . in Hammond. ' " ' Five Hundred Tailors Do you know that it would mean much to Hammond if practically every man would get his clothes made to order by our own home tailors. Soon as many as 5 0 more tailors would be employed here. Start the ball rolling today by giving your order to E. BARELLI The Merchant Tailor 24S South Hohman Street Dry Cleaning Mrs. Werner comes to Hammond with a modern method of dry cleaning that is said to do wonderful work It drives out grease and all spots for all time. It will not run the spots into the goods as is often the case when gasoline is used. Mr. Werner is an expert in dry cleaning and by her French method she is enabled to make a strong guarantee as to the value and qual- . ities of her work. She says: "Bring me your garments before they are ruined by some one who has neither experience or skill." Mrs. Werner says that her process is a secret and is known to but few outside of the large cities. Mrs. Werner also does fine dressmaking and at

moderate prices. Her address is 218 Plummer avenue, Hammond. Here are three of her leaders for a short only. -Skirts pressed. ...... .25c Trousers pressed . .15c Kid Gloves dry cleaned, . ,25c and 15c

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