Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 167, Hammond, Lake County, 4 January 1909 — Page 2
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BACK.FROM HOLIDAY VISIT. Mrs: T. W. Oberlln and daughter. Katherlne, who have -been ependiBg -the holidays at Mansfield, O., are expected home today. With them will come Mrs. E. M. Wolf ff of Mansfield, O. Mrs. Oberlin'a mother, ; who will visit here for a short period. ' Dr. Oberlin returned from Mansfield, O., on Saturday from
his holiday vacation." VISITIXO HERE WITH RELATIVES. Miss Edith Burhans, who. is & student at the Western at Oxford, O., is spend ing a few days with her aunt, Mrs, : Edith Griffith of Ogdn street. ;
RETl'RXS HOME. Miss Laura Mather returned to he home in Aurora, 111., after spending a few days with Miss-Eunice Meikle at her home in South Hohman street. . RETURN TO COLLEGE. . Miss Muriel: Wilcox will return to Evanston today- to resume her studies
at the Northwestern after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. "A. E. Wilcox at their home in Conkey
avenue. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER.
Mr. and Mrs. G. I Seidler entertained at a very pleasant dinner yesterday at their home, 516 State street, at which a number of out-of-town friends were
guests. . The dinner was served at 1
o'clock in the dining room where pret-
ty holiday colors, prevailed in the dec
orations. Among the guests were Mr. .and Mrs. T. C. Taggart of Griffith, Mr.
and Mrs. S. C. Smith of Hammond, Miss
' Georgia Seidler of Chicago, Messrs. W, H. Smith, R. Smith and C. Smith. BRIDGE PARTY FOR MRS. OBERLIN
Mrs. Thomas W, Oberlin of Hammond
, Ind.. was th guest of honor at the
handsomely appointed luncheon given
i yesterday by Mrs. Charles . Hautzen-
roeder at her home on Benton street.
The table was beautifully decorated in American beauty roses and feathery
fern. Glass candlesticks with red ; shades lighted the table. Covers were laid for fourteen. Following the luncheon a number of ladies were invited In for bridge, nino tables being filled with guests. Mrs. Rexford Gurney was awarded the first prize and Mrs. Stevenson Ward received the consolation
prize. Mansfield Dally Shield.
Chicago at a 6:30 o'clock dinner last evening at their home, 19 State street. After the dinner the evening was passed with music and pleasant social entertainment. ( The guests were, Mr. and Mrs. Klavels, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Suett, Dr. Rubin and Miss Anna Rubin. HOLD JOINT INSTLLATION.
The members of G. A. R. post and William H. Cal'klns''W. R. C. held joint Installation of officers Saturday even
ing in Memorial nan. There was a
large attendance of members present
and at the close of the business hour
a social evening was passed. The fol lowing officers were installed:
Commander J. M. Krause. Senior vice president Lewis Daugh
erty. . .
Junior vice president Fred Lash.
" Quartermaster George Post.
Adjutant George Jaqua.
Guard I"atrick Reilley. Chaplain Rev. F. M. Elliott.
The officers to be installed for the
W. R. C. are as follows:
President Mrs. Ma.rga.reC Granger.
Senior, vice president Mrs. J. M.
Krause.
Junio vice president Mrs. Dock. Conductor Mrs. Geib. Guard Mrs. Wood.'
Picket Mrs. Jessie Wolf.
Patriotic Instructor Dr. Mary Jack
son.
Press correspondent Miss Elizabeth
Scott.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
' Dr. J. T. Clark has recovered his health Bufflclantly to be able to take up his practice again, and will be found
at his office, 139 South Hohman Btreet.
Office hours: 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m.
Phone 173. RETURNS l'HOM OHIO.
Miss Annie Bassett has returned home from a week's visit with relatives in Milan, O., and resumed her
teaching in the high school today. . RETURNS FROM MICHIGAN.
Miss Rona Ames, principal of tru -a
.layette school has returned iron a
'holiday visit with relatives and fri ads
. in Saugatir.'1', Mich. RETURNS FROM MICHIGAN".
. Miss Maud Pierce has returned "o .Hammond from Yale, Mich., where she
spent the holiadys with relatives and
.friends. HAS PLEASANT VACATION.
Miss Briggs of Irving school has re
turned to Hammond from Big Rapids,
Mich., where she went more than a -week ago to spend the holidays with
relatives and friends. 100 GIRLS ARE WANTED.
Wanted 100 girls' between the ages of 10 and 15. to sing at my concert on Feb. 4. All those who would like to
take part kindly sign list at Kolb's drug store.- There will only be two or three rehearsals and they will be held in the afternoon, between 4:30 and 5
o'clock. No evening rehearsals. 29-lw. BARNIE YOUNG. RETURNS FROM MISSOURI.
Miss Ellen Clark has returned to her home In Rimbach avenue after a visit with her relatives and friends in
Clinton, Mo.
VISITS HERE SUNDAY.
Mr, and Mrs. Rosenthal and daughter,
Mrs. Linzei and daughter and Mrs. P. Hechler and son spent Sunday with the
latter's son, H. Hechler and family at
their home, 32 Sibley street.
RETURNS TO COLLEGE.
Miss Frances Hamacher returned to
Richmond, Ind., today to resume her
studies at Earlham college after spend
ing the holidays with her relatives in
Hammond.
IS VISITING HERE.
Mrs. Kemp of Kenosha, Wis., is the
guest of Mrs. H. W. Marden at her home, 124 Russell street for several
days.
RETURNS TO ACADEMY.
Miss Mona Krost, who has been
spending the past two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Krost of Doty street, left today for St. Mary's Academm to resume her studies there.
enjoyably with music and games. The
following, were the guests: ' .
The Misses Mabel Trost, Mamie Mey
ers, Grace Trost, Anna Stolley. Thelma Fisher of Chicago, Margaret Smith of
Chicago, Hulds." Weil and Margaret
Turner of Wisconsin, Alice Longworth
of Michigan, Messrs. William Hellwig, George Moberly, John Jones of Chicago, "Verne Stevens cf Michigan, Clayton Turner of Michigan Ray Vanderweel, Chauncey Well, James McGregor and Donald McMahon of Crown -Point. RETURNS FROM THE SOUTH. E. B. Stiles returned to Hammond last evening from Birmingham, Ala,,
where he spent the holidays with relatives. ATTENDS THEATER. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Moberly of Indiana Harbor and Mr. and Mrs. John M, Stinson saw "Fluffy Ruffles" at the Illinois in Chicago last evening. RETURNS FROM CANADA.
Miss Nina Pettlt, principal of the Washington school has returned home from a holiday visit with relatives in
Ontario, Canada.
RETURNS FROM OHIO. Miss Sadie Imes, who has been vis
iting in Cincinnati, O., for the past two
weeks has returned home.
SPENDS VACATION HERE. Miss Nora Lacey, who has been visiting relatives in Indianapolis during the past week has returned to Hammond. RETURNS HOME. Miss Ella Sharrer has returned to her home in Delphi, Ind., after a pleasant visit with Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Sharrer at their home in South Hohman
street. . RETURNS FROM MICHIGAN. Ed McFadden has returned home from Detroit, Mich., where he visited his sister, Mrs. Potter, over New Years. GIVE PEDRO PARTY. The young men of All Saints Catholic church will give a pedro party Wednesday evening, Jan. 6 in Long's hall. A very pleasant party is anticipated by members of the congregation and their
friends.
foliage. During the evening games and Mrs. E. F. Seeley, Mrs. M. Smith and music were the features pt entertain- Mrs, Ray Fowler. The gentlemen's menti Several other bridal parties will ! prises Were given Mr. Henry, Mr..H. follow' . the announcement dinnejr ;m 'Manns and. Mr. E. Seeley. The reM!ss Fedder is one of Hammond's prom- j mainder of the evening was spent ininent young ladies and has a wide and j formally with music furnished by Mrs.
large circle ff friends. The following were the out of town guests: Mr. and
Campbell and dancing. At a late hour the guests were invited Into the dining
Mrs. A. Hoffman and Miss Hoffman of room where a dainty course luncheon
Chicago, Theodore Hoffman of Fort Wayne, Mi&sea Lillian, Clara, and Martha Gose, Otto Gose and Albert Wu leash of South Chicago. The Hammond folks were the Misses Alma, Llla and Meta Fedder, Bertha and mily Ebert, Martha Meyn, mma and Gertrude Claus, Bertha Maleitske, Messrs. Julius Meyn, Albert Lueninghouer, Herman Holtz, Hugo Schreiber, Charles Thorns, and Paul Fedder.
was served. Among the guests were Messrs. and Mesdames Carl Setty, E. J. RETURNS TO COLLEGE. Miss Marlon Deming left this morning for Madison, Wis., to resume her studies at the university after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Deming of Carroll Btreet.
HOLD ANNUAL INSTALLATION. Dorcas Rebecca Lodge held Its annual installation of officers Saturday
flvmine in T O. O F Vinll . In State Mr. Griffen
street. There was a very large at
tendance of members of the local lodge, Germanla lodge ' and visiting members from Whiting, East Chicago, Gary, Lowell and Dyer making an attendance of nearly one hundred. The grand of
ficers had charge of the meeting and Mrs. Ida Haefer was the installing officers. At the close of the regular meeting an elaborate banquet was served. The meeting was reported
very enjoyable and a success in every detail. The following are the grand officers: Grand marshall Mrs. Frank S. Stevens. Grand warden Mrs. Anna Travers. Recording secretary Mrs. Vina Levy. Grand treasurer Mrs. Florence Herman. Financial secretary Mrs. Emma Wartena.
The following are the newly-elected
officers:
N. G. Mrs. Lizzie Pontuis. V. G. Mrs. Nancy Vverton. R. S. to V G Mrs Lydia Stevens L. S. to V. G. Mrs Sarah Green. - Chaplain Mrs. Libbie Malo. Treasurer Mrs. Anna Powell.
Trustee for Three Years Mrs. Lydia
Stevens.
Trustee for Two Years Mrs. Anna
Traverse.
ANNOUNCES MARRIAGE. The marriage of Charles Gtffen and Miss Pollle Harrison of South Chica
go, was learned today by friends of
The marriage took place
In Chicago and will come as a sur
prise to. many friends , of the young
couple here.
SIXTH ANNUAL CONCERT. Barnle Young's sixth annual eoncert
will be given et Towle's opera house Thursday evening, Feb. 4. There will be fifty musicians in the band. Professor Carnea of Chicago, the humorist,
will be present. A chorus of 100 girls
will sing. Professor Emil Dietrich, the
cellist, will also take part. Don't forget the date. 29-4w.
STOPS HERE FOR VISIT. Mrs. Mary Hamstock, who has been
visiting relatives in Sault Sle. Marie,
Mich- the past week, has returned and
spent a few days visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. MacAleer before
going to Valparaiso.
RETURNS FROM MICHIGAN.
Miss Gertrude Shoen returned to
Hammond Saturday evening from
Stanton, Mich., where she was the guest
(Of relatives during the holidays.
IS OUT AGAIN.
Mrs. John C. Cameron Is able to be
out again after a few days illness that confined her to her home In Sibley
street.
BEN IIUR MEETING. There will be an important meeting
of 'Progressive Court, Tribe of Ben Hur, Wednesday evening in Weis' hall on State street. A full attendance of
members is desired as there will be
Initiation of several candidates during the evening. The Roseland team
will have the meeting in charge.
VISITS RELATIVES. Mrs. Austgen of East Sibley street,
went to Cedar Lake this morning to be the guest of relatives and friends there
for a few days.
GUILD MEETING. The members of St. Agnes guild of
St. Paul's Episcopal church will meet this evening in the guild room of the church for an important meeting. Ar
rangements will be made for a social
meeting to be held in the near future
so that a large attendance is desired.
RETURNS TO SCHOOL.
Miss Eunice Meikle left at noon to
day for Llyncljburg, W. Va., to resume
her studies at the Randolph Macon School for Young Ladies, after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Meikle of South Hoh
man street.
TRUE KINDRD MEETS.
There will be a meeting of the True Kindred this evening in I. O. O. F. hall on State street and a full attend
ance is desired. Following the business meetinnsr a ' social hour will be held
when dainty refreshments will be
served
Briefs.
Miss Anne Messer has returned from
a pleasant holiday vacation spent with
relatives in South Bend, Ind.
Miss Gladys Halam of Riverside, III.,
has been the guest of Miss Norma Lock lin at her home in Warren street for i few days.
Henry Kopp has returned to his
home In Marshall, Mich., after a few
days' visit with G. O. Eastwood of Mor
ton court.
ENTERTAINS PLEASANTLY. Miss Meikle, who is home from a boarding school In Virginia, to spend the holidays, very pleasantly entertained a few of her emost intlmat friends Saturday at her home in South Hohman street. The guests came in the afternoon and sper.t the time informally until 6 o'clock when a course dinner was served in the dining room. The guests later formed a party to attend the basket-ball game at the high school gymbnasium and then went to the home of Miss Grace King will In South Hohman street where an elaborate chafing dish supper was served. The guests were many of them friends of Miss Meilke's who are home for the holidays and Misses Laura Mather of Aurora, 111., and Gertrude Krause of Chicago.
MARRIAGE TAKES PLACE.
The marriage of Charles Hoover and Mrs. Anna E. Filer took place at the Methodist parsonage Sunday afternoon, Rev. W. F. Switzer officiating. The
parties were both from Chicago and now expect to make their home on East
Sixty-third street. IT WAS PRETTY SOLO.
Many compliments have been offered
on the beautiful solo sung at the Meth
odist church Sunday evening by Miss Alma Patton. It was entitled "The Tears of Jesus." The violin obligato was given by Basil Walker in his usual
ly perfect manner. This was Miss Pat
ton's first public solo work since coming to the city and reveals a fine talent
for her work. ENTERTAINS PLEASANTLY.
Miss .Norma ickiin gave a very pleasant party for a number of her friends Saturday evening at her home in Warren street. Among Miss Locklin's
guests were several friends who leave Hammond during this week to resume their studies at college. The evening was spent in an enjoyable way playing "Bunco" after which a dainty course luncheon was served. The guests were: Misses Gladys Hallam of Riverside, 111., Mary and Anna Ibach, Marion Deming, Mary Krost, Irene Mott, Ruth Sohl, Florence Loveridge and Edith Burhans, Messrs. Frank Betz, Franklin Blackmun, George Locklin, Roscoe Woods, Charles Deming, iFred Mott and Walter Sohl.
Tom
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Wednesday January 6th at 8- P, M.
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Prices $1.00, 75c, 50c, gallery 25c
SEATS NOW ON SALS
FRIDAY, JANUARY 8
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AMERICAN VIOI.IMST I MRS. MURRAY A HOSTESS.
SVRPIUSES PRAGUE. ; A very pleasant party was given Since the success of Jan ' Kubelik, 'Saturday evening by Mrs. Foster Mur-
Prague has become the Mecca for violin ray at her home in East Sibley street at students from all parts of the world, which a large number of friends were
and quite especially from America. Of guests. The guests spent the evening
RETURN'S TO COLLEGE. Miss Anna Ibach returned to Green-
HAS PLEASANT PARTY.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given in honor of Miss Hazel Younger
Saturday evening at her home In East castle, Ind., this morning after spendibley street. The party was given in ing the holidays with her parents, Mr. "honor of her fourteenth birthday anni- and Mrs. J. G. Ibach of South Hohman
verasrv. The evenine was nassed with street. Miss Ibach will resume her
various games and music and refresh- studies at Depauw Tuesday
ments were served. The guests were
Grace and Hilda Mathews, Ernie Porch. MOVES TO HAMMOND
Nellie Doyle, Hope Ward, Etta Conger, Mrs- Kirchner of East Chicago has Ava Cameron, Ruth Hartman, Lillian given up her home in that city and 'VanRodeexaven Georee and Owen Haan. moved to Hammond, where she will
Vernon Dufrane, Washington Lane make her home with her daughter, Mrs
and Laurence Richardson. IS REPORTED ILL.
1 Miss Norma Locklin Is reported to be ill at her home in Warren street and unable to return to Chicago to resume
Jher studies at the university. ENTERTAINS AT DINNER.
' Mr. and Mrs. M. Rubin very pleasantly entertained their children from
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Mrs. Henry Lundt of Williams street.
ENTERTAINS RELATIVES.
Mr. and Mrs. Erick Lund are enter
taining Mr. Lund's cousin, J. Erlckson,
of South Dakota at their home in War
ren street for several days.
HAS CHILDREN'S PARTY.
Airs, iiowara btevens entertained a
number of the children of the neighbor
hood at a party in honor of her little
daughter, Myra, Saturday afternoon
from 2 to 4 o'clock. The afternoon
was passed in a pleasant way with
kindergarten games and a dainty
luncheon was served.
HERE FOR VISIT. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nierch and Mr,
and Mrs. Oscar Anderson of St. Joe
Mich., spent the holidays with Mr. and
MVs. Ed. Stolley at their home in
Morton ourt.
RETURNS TO COLLEGE.
Miss Ruth Sohl returned to Chicago
this morning to resume her studies at
the university after spending the holi
days with her mother, Mrs. Cynthia
Sohl of South Hohman street. '
ENTERTAINS AT DINNER.
Miss Mabel Trost very pleasantly en-
jintiseptic air kills all germs and al-1 tertained a few friends at a 6:30 o'clock
lays the lnnamatlon. Summers Pharmacy sells complete Hyomei Outfits, in
cluding Inhaler, for J1.00. Extra bot
tles cost only 50 cents.
dinner at her home, 630 Summers street
last evening. The dining room was very
prettily decorated for the party vines and flowers. The evening was passed
the hundreds who go to the Bohemian
masters, very few are ever heard of, however. An exception, in this respect is Otto Meyer. As will be seen from criticisms this young artist created quite a stir In the Bohemian capital. Young Meyer has been broad enough
not to confine himself to any one school, and in this respect, too, he forms a notable exception to most of the Eng
lish and American students who make a
pilgrimage to Prague to worship at the
shrine of Sevcik.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hunt and daugh
ter. Miss lone, spent Sunday in Englewood the guests of relatives.
with cards, the prizes being awarded
HIGH SCHOOL TIDINGS.
The Athletic association was not
helped a great deal judging by the pro
ceeds made at the last game. Not as
laree a crowd was present as was
expected. But then no tickets were
placed on sale before the contest and
this accounts for it. The management
expect to make up for this at the nex game.
School started again today after the
holiday vacation. Its now hard work until the spring vacation. Everybody is looking fine, and the next semester will be a record-breaker. Mr. Allee began his duties today. He is the new instructor in physics, and is the brother of Mr. Clyde Allee, the recent science instructor. Aside from his value as an educator he will be valuable in athletics, and Hammond will now have more than one coach. The report cards will be given out this week, no doubt, Wednesday the usual time. It was impossible to make the grades for the cards before the holidays, so this necessitates the giving out of the cards this week.
Now ince the Christmas vacation is over the spring vacation is the one looked forward too. It is a long way off, but hard work will make the time seem shorter. Everybody work hard and the time will be around before one knows it The principal's office has been decorated during the vacation. This was, no doubt, a Christmas gift to Mr. Mc-Elroy.
Winning that double-header last Saturday night by triumphing over the McKinley and Gary high schools put the Hammond team just one more round up the ladder. Hammond will be there again as last year when the championship is reckoned. Everybody report having spent an enjoyable vacation.'
T7YT1? A f HIINES and REMINGTON jLiJ. JL lJt Th Laughing Stars of .Vaudeville Prices 25c, SOc, 75c, Box Seats 1
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Rink
East Chicaico
ENGAGMENT IS ANNOUNCD. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Claussen enter
tained a large number of friends at
a six o'clock dinner last evening at their home in State Line street at which the engagement of Miss Alma Fedder,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. W. Fed
der, to A. K. Engel of Seattle, Wash.,
was announced. The announcement
was made informally and the wedding datte was not given. An elaborate course dinner was served, the decorations on the table being flowwers and
Monday and Tuesday, January 4th and 5th Miss Grace Ayer Queen of the High Rollers The Juvenile Wonder MISS GRACE AYER givci an exhibition on the little roller i of wonderful grace and skill. Introducing her original water stunt. She also skates on theGiant Rollers, the largest ever made; wi.h wheels 6 inches in diameter, weighing- )2 lbs., and standin; 8 inches from the floor. Do not consider these TOY WAGONS but standard club skates upon which months o continuous practice enables MISS AYER t perform graceful and sta'tling tricks which are always admirei by all and she never laitsto please with her Prodigious .Skate Exhibit!'"
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The Management of the Princess Theatre Desires to announce that it has secured the original, colored Moving Pictures of
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Three Days will tie required for their presentation PART 1, Monday - - - Afternoon and Evening
PART 2, Tuesday -PART 3, Wednesday -
Afternoon and Evening Afternoon and Evening
Admission to each performance only 10 Gents Other Moving Pictures have been shown of the "Passion Play" but none equal the great attraction which has been secured at great expense for the patrons of the
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Monday, Jan. 4, Tuesday, Jan. 5, Wednesday, Jan. 6
P. M RILEY, Manager.
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An exceptionally strong production introducing entirely new and startling situations, elaborate details and scenic effects The latest appropriate specialties appropriately and abundantly interspersed.
Comlnz It!! January 7th Geo. Barr McCutcheon's "GRAUSTARK V
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