Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 17, Hammond, Lake County, 8 July 1909 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Thursday, Julv 8, 1909.
Warm Weather Clothes
be
pHE severely tailor made young
1 -woman Is at her best during the
summer months.
Ruffles and embroidery gTOW limp with heat, but a well made linen suit
holds its own better than anything
else.
To be nerfectlv tailor made such a
costume should have no fullness in
the sleeves, which ought to be made
Just as a man's are.
The skirt should be without plaits or anything that can be easily dlsar- I
ranged, and the shirt waist should
of fine linen strictly tailored.
The girl who affects white tailor
mades should remember that 6he can
not keep spick and span unless she
has at least four of these costumes. It is better if she has six. If she can
not afford to change very often she had better stick to colors. One sees j so much "mussy white" on people who
should know tetter.
The plain sailor hat is the thing for hot weather.- It Is cool, lightweight and has nothing about it that the dust
will ruin. Morning dresses of linen with wide lace collars- are charming if they are kept well pressed and the
collars and ties are carefully pinned.
The girl who is not particular in
dressing herself had better avoid I
everything which is not tailor made.
The coolest shoe for hot weather is , that of suede. It also gives with every
movement and is soft and comforting to tender feet.
Work For the New Tenements!
Every woman who wants to better :he condition of the poor should work lard in favor of the new tenements. They are to be built around courtyards after the custom in London and Berlin. Thi will give co-operative l ack yards to the tenants and allow ight and air to reach every room. Had air even more than bad -food is killing the poor.
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met at Central park earlyrin the day and went together to the ' lake where various pleasant diversions had been planned for entertainment. An elaborate picnic luncheon was served at noon. 'i - LEAVES OX. VACATION. ! Mrs. Eugene Turner and little son, Raymond of Summer street, left this morning for Wall Lake, Mieh., where they have a cottage to spend several weeks. Mr. Turner will leave Hammond the last of the week to spend his vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Turner will entertain several friends at their cottage this summer and anticipate a very delightful time.
VISIT IX CHICAGO. Misses Lillian Krinbill and
Irene
merrtbers attend aV important business will come up for discussion. The meeting next "Wednesday will be "the last one until fall. CLIB MEKTIXO IS POSTPONED. The members ot the Epsilpn Sigma club did not meet lst evening, but Mr. and Mrs. Clapper will entertain at a very pleasant party next Saturday evening at their residence in East Chicago. All the Hammond members expect to attend. The evening will be given to cards. MRS. COHX A HOSTESS. Mrs. Abe Cohn very pleasantly entertained the members of the Jewish Ladies' Aid Society yesterday afternoon at the home of her mother, Mrs. William Eisner in State street. The
Parsons visited the Columbia School of 1 meeting was attended by the usual
Expression in Chicago yesterday. Miss Krinbill lias been in attendance there
this summer.
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RS. "WILSON, the wife of a former baseball player, 19 the most enthusl
astic woman fan on record.
She has attended every game played at the New York Polo grounds the last Ave years. She can yell "Kill the umpire!" with the best of them.
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The New Style Brooms EVEN in ordinary housecleanlng utensils there are novelties. Here are two brooms, one to be used in a room with round corners, the other in the ordinary room with square corners. The common broom is absolutely thrown into the shade by these up to date articles and looks as though it would be laid on the shelf very soon.
i:TEHT VI M ,J BY ItKJ.ATIVES. Mrs. Sanger of Lowell is the guest
or her daughter. Mrs. S. A. Bell and
family at their home in South Hohman street for a few weeks.
VISITS RELATIVES. Mrs. Katherine Austgen of East Sib
ley street went to Cedar Lake yesterday to spend a few days with relatives and friends.
REMAINS III.. Miss Lena Miller still remains quite ill at her home in Indiana avenue, ller friends hope for her recovery at an early date. VISITORS IX CHICAGO. Mrs. S. A. lirll and little daughter and Mrs. Sanger of Lowell are being
entertained in Chicaso today.
VISITS I IIAMMOVD. Mrs. T. E. Spell man of Chicago, for
merly of Hammond is spending the day
with Mrs. Charles Kasson of Bellview place and Mrs. U. S. Ga!er of Douglas
street.
(OXCI.IES VISIT HERE. Mrs. Abbott and daughter. Miss Lillian Abbott concluded their visit in Hammond today and went to Grand llaplds, Mich., to be entertained at the home of relatives and friends. They will return to Hammond for another visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Abbott of Truman avenue before leaving for their home in Pedueah. Ky. VISITS IX DETROIT. Mrs. J. Ryehwalski of West Hammond has gone to Detroit. Mich., to be entertained at the home of friends and relatives for three or four weeks. AN I M PORTA XT MEETIXCJ. Th members of Hammond Temple, Xo. 73, Pythian Sisters, will meet Fri
day evening in the K. of P. hall for
the regular meeting. There will be installation of officers and other important business during the evening so that a large attendance of members is desired. HERE OX A VISIT. Carl and John Krost of Crown Point are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Krost and family of Doty street. Dr. Edward Krost is expected to spend the week-end with his Hammond relatives. RET! ItS HOME. Miss-Mary Carroll has returned home from Michigan City where she has bpen visiting her cousins. Misses Eliza
beth and Xellif Kenefick and Mrs. A. F. Schmuhl for several days. LEAVE FOR SI MMER HOME. Mr. and Mrs. I!. L P. Bell and family of South Hohman street left today for their summer home at Iake Winnebago, Wis., where thoy will remain until the middle of September. Miss Grace Bell left yesterday and stopped at Fon du Lac. Wis., for a short visit with friends. RETIRNS HOME TODAY. Mrs. Mable White returned to her home in Kimhaeh avenue today after a few days' visit with friends in Chicago.
number of members who fpent the early
part of the afternoon with the routine business. A delightful social hour followed when the hostess served her guests with a daintily arranged course
luncheon. The next meeting will not take place until the first AVednesday in Augst when Mrs. Berezniak will entertain at her home in Carroll street.
BOATING M THE CALUMET FOR A PLEASANT SUNDAY OUTING A Trip down the beautiful Calumet River to Riverdale Park and all other points on that magnificent Yacht Mildred, carries 115 passengers, leaves Nic Kahl's Pier at Calumet Ave. and River at 2 p. m. sharp. The Launch Marquett carries 35 passengers, will leave at 3 p. m. sharp. A number of smaller crafts leaves this Pier every half hour for Clark Station and Gary. Boats may be chartered for Lake Cruise, etc. Private parties given special attention. Furthur information NIC KAHL Phone 5152 Hammond, Indiana
HER SAFETY IS ASSURED
A Sl'CESSFI I, SOCIAL. ! The members of the Young Ladies' j Sodality of All Saint's Catholic church! entertained at a very pleasant lawn festival last evening in Central park, j
The park was very -pretty with the Japanese lanterns hung in the trees. The afTalr was very well attended during the entire evening. The young
ladies served the visitors with ice cream and cake at small tables, at- I tractively arranged through the park, j It is expected ihat a neat sum was realized which will be used for the benefit of the church. SOCIAI, MEETING POSTPONED. The young people of the Epworth league of the First Methodist church had arranged for a supper at the Eake Er;ont park last evening, but , on account of the coo! weather It was postponed for another week. j AX IXTERESTIXO TRIP. j Mr. and Mrs. William Horn are en- ' tertalnlng their daughter, Mrs. P. J. Moore and her two sons of the Philippines at their home, S54 Roosevelt avenue. Mrs. Moore came for the benefit of the children's health which has not been the best lately, and may decide to remain in Hammond a year if the climate is beneficial. Mrs. Moore has only visited in Hammond once since her marriage to Attorney P. J. Moore of the Philippines nearly seven years ago. Mrs. Moore- enjoyed a most delight trip this year and one that many friends will be interested. She left her home early in May and seven weeks of -that time was spent on a steamer. The route chosen for her return to Hammond took her through Borneo, Singapore and Dumangas, Fort
Fed to Seuz, through Seuz canal, Messina, Naples, Genoa, Algieres, Spain and then to London from where they sailed for New York City. CI. I II HAS IJISRAXDED. The young ladies of the E. W. W. Embroidery club have decided to discontinue their meetings during the remainder of the summer. The club will be re-organized in the fall and the members anticipate many pleasant meetings.
Hammond Man Alarmed byNews of Kansas Floods.
Otto Muehlberger of Hammond was on the anxious seat this morning when he read of the floods in Missouri and of the washouts on the Santa Fe. He knew that his wife and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kich of North Henderson, 111., were en route for Valley Center Kan., where they were to spend a week with relatives. He was reassured, however, by the receipt of a telegram from Mrs. Muehlberger, dated Ottawa, Kan., which read: Delayed by wnnhoiit only. All sii fe. WU1 be nble to continue journey Saturday. ROSE.
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Entire Change of Program Monday's and Friday's Doors open 2:30 P. M. and 7:00 P. M. Admission 10 cents
desired that all the ladies of the society and their friends attend.' A very interesting program lias been arranged by Mrs. J. Floyd Irish, who has charge of the literary program and Mrs. Cynthia Sohl who has the musical program. Mrs. Irish will lead the devotionals after "which Miss Alma Pattern will give a few vocal selections. The Rev. J. Eugene Snook will be present to give an address on "Alaska" and a discussion will follow. The program will close with a vocal selection byMrs. E. F. Johnston. The remainder of the afternoon will be spent in a social way. Mr. Jack O'Keefe of Whiting has opened a first class restaurant at 97
State street, Hammond, known as the
Prima cafe, cuisine the finest, everything in season served alacarte.
LET'S OPEH SGKlETHlflG not necessarily a bottle. A window might help. Anything the wind can blow through. Pleasant thought. You find the breeze and we will find the goods for it to blow through. Our Loose Mesh Underwear, though light, cool and breezy, is strong and durable. Well made and cut for comfort. Loose-Knit Cravats, light as air. Open Weave Garters to ease life's walk. Straws for the head, not the tumblers. Gauzy Shirts. Comfort, and no thanks to the ice-man. COX & MEE 142 SOUTH HOHMAN STREET
VISIT Mrs. Thomas ter, Mrs. G. 1 AVednesday of
IX CHICAGO. Hammond and daughSmith. were the guests Mrs. AV. 15. Oatman of
LEAVES OX A VISIT. Miss Lillian Yarck left today land, HI., to spend a week friends and relatives.
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Women who have lost their faith are angels who have lost their wings. Dr. ."Walter Smith.
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AHItAVGE I'OH IHXXEK. The Ladies of All Saint's parish and St. Joseph's parish were requested to meet last evening in the parlors of the hospital to complete arrangements for the dinner to be served next Sundny, the occasion being the dedication of the hospital. There were many present and the plans were completed. LEAVES OX VACATIOX. Mr. Stanley Oralak has gone to points iuMlchigan to spend a few weeks' vacation visiting friends and relatives. RETIRX FROM VISIT. Mr. A. Helntz and son have returned from a few week's visit with friends in Detroit, Mich. KETl KXS HOME. Mrs. I. Perry has returned to her home in Edgewater, III., after a day's visit with Mrs. P. L. Carlan at her
home in Douglas avenue. EXJOY VACATIOX. Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes and little son, Milton, are spending a few days with relatives in Crown Point. XOXPAniEL CLl'D MEETS. The regular meeting of the Xonpariel club was held Tuesday evening at the home of Adeline Gilboe. of Grasselli. A large number of members were present. Many plans were made for the pleasure of the club and their many friends in the near fcture. After the meeting the evening was spent with music and dancing. At a late hour the
members departed for their different homes, voting- the meeting a great success. The next meeting will be held at the home of Agnes Bloomberg. ItETl RXS TO ARKANSAS. Miss Phil Mason has returned to her home in Jonesborough, Ark., after a few weeks' pleasant visit with Miss Mary Mason at St. Joseph's rectory in Soutli Hohman street. A BI SIXESS MEETING. An important business meeting of the members of All Saint's Catholic Alumni association is announced for this evening and it is desired that all members attend.
VISIT IX HAMMOND. Mrs. G. X. Phares of Bloomington, 111., and Mr. J. S. Knowles of Atlanta, 111., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Phares at their home, 141 Clinton street for several days. ATTENDS HAMMOND PARTY. Mrs. Roy Traverse of Indiana Harbor is expected in Hammond today to be the guest of friends for the meeting of the Fern Leaf Linen club, of which she Js a member. A THEATER PARTY. The j-oung ladies of the Good Times club will compose a theater party to see "The Gentleman From Mississippi" at the Grand opera house in Chicago this evening. Miss Blck of St. Louis, who is visiting the Misses Knoezer of Fayette street, will be the guest of
honor and the following club members will attend: Misses Itose Eder, Clara Dibos, Lillian and Josephine Hauber, Mayme and Lillie Ruschli and Mayme and Anna Knoezer.
ENTERTAINS CLVI1 FRIENDS. Mrs. AV. L. Keyser will have the members of the Fleur de Lis as her guests this afternoon. A very pleasant time is anticipated with the card games. Pedro will be played. MRS. DCFRANE A HOSTESS. The members of the Fern Leaf Linen club will be pleasantly entertained this afternoon by Mrs. Dufranc. The usual program of the club will be enjoyed, cards being the feature of the afternoon. ACME SOCIAL CLIB MEETS. Mrs. Charles Nau is entertaining the members of the Acme Social club this afternoon at her home, 119 AA'est State street. The members anticipate a very enjoyable afternoon, playing cards. Pedro will be the game for the afternoon.
Park Manor, formerly of Hammond. LEAVE ON VACATION. Misses Stella and Lela Shafer of Doty street left Hammond today for Paw Paw Lake, Mich., to spend a short
vacation.
HOLD REGULAR MEETING. The regular weekly meeting of the
members of the Deborah Aid society
of the First Christian church will be
held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. D. Sliger in Ash street. It was desired that many members attend as
business of importance had to be trans acted.
VISITS CHICAGO HOSPITAL. Mrs. Henry Otto of Sohl street went to Chicago this morning to spend the day with Mr. Otto who still remains ill at the Alexian Brothers' hospital. VISIT IN EAST CHICAGO. Miss Mayme Iaws and Henrietta
Newton of Crown Point have been spending a few days with relatives of
Miss biws' in Hammond, leaving here to go to East Chicago, to be the guest of Mrs. Floyd Fryar, formerly Miss Alma Cochran of Crown Point.
ENTERTAINED AT DINNER. Miss Linda Kunert will go to Chi
cago this evening to be entertained by
friends at dinner. MEETING IS POSTPONED. The meefThg of the Ladies' Aid Society of St. Paul's Lutheran church
which was announced to take place
yesterday, had to be postponed for an
other week. The ladies of the society
will be entertained next AA'ednesday
afternoon by Mrs. Ed. Lueninghoener
in Plummer avenue. HOLD REGULAR MEETING.
The members of the Hammond Motor Boat club will meet this evening in the club house for an Important business meeting. All the members are asked to attend.
A CHURCH PICNIC. The members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety or the First Baptist church are
enjoying their annual picnic today at
the Lake Front park. Many of them
MEETING. meeting of the the First Pres-
place yesterday
HOLD REGULAR The regular weekly Ladles' Aid Society of
Dyterlan church took
afternoon in the parlors of the church. The usual number of members were present and disposed of the routine business early in the afternoon. Arrangements were made for another meeting to be held next Wednesday afternoon and it lg desired that all
ENTERTAINED IN CHICAGO. Misses irene Parsons and Eva AVil- ; son went to Chicago today to be en- i tertained by Miss Florence AA'ilson at her home there. , j COOKING CLUH MEETS. The young ladies of the Homewood Cooking club had a very delightful meeting last evening at the home of Miss Mildred McHie in South Hohman street. An elaborate four course dinner was prepared and served by the young ladies at 6 o'clock and was heartily enjoyed. After the dinner they enjoyed a long drive in the ma- ' chine. The next meeting of the club members will occur in two weeks and Marguerite Minard will be the hostess at her home in Rimbach avenue. Miss
Mary Arden Crumpacker of A'alparaiso was present as a guest and the fol- ;
lowing members were present: Misses ''
Dorothy Edwards, Beatrice Thomas, i
Florence Deming, Estelle Russell, '
Gladys Martin, Dorothy Crumpacker, j
Helen Atkinson, Marguerite Minard and Mildred McHie.
E NTERTAINS IN FOR M A LL Y. Mrs. Kate Geib will entertain the
members of ATilliam H. Calkins, W. R. C, Xo. 24S at a social gathering this
evening at her home, 266 AA'ebster avenue. The members are all invited to attend and anticipate a very enjoyable time. HAVE PLEASANT SUMMER. Friends have heard from Mrs. A. E. Merryweather and Miss Myrtle Merryweather who left Hammond early this spring for Everett, Wash., to spend a year with Mrs. Xathan L. Thompson telling of their Fourth of July. Mrs.
Merryweather and Miss Myrtle Merry-' weather, Mrs. Mary Holm and daughter, Miss Alice Holm also of Hammond, other with Mrs. Thompson, who was formerly Miss Flora Merryweather of Hammond, and her little daughter spent a few days at Index, AA'ash., a beautiful mountain resort. They report a very delightful time. MRS. STOLLEY ENTERTAINS. Mrs. Ed. Stolley had the members of the Ladles' Aid Society of the German Evangelical church as her guests yesterday afternoon at her home in Morton court. It was the regular
monthly social meeting of the members
and Mrs. Stolley entertained at a coffee and the guests spent a very pleasant day. There was a good attendance of members who spent the afternoon with social conversation after which they were served with refreshments. A MISSIONARY MEETING. The members of the AToman's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs. George P. Stout, 8 Carroll street, Friday afternoon, July 9th at 2:45 o'clock. It is the regular month
ly meeting of the society and it
MEETING IS POSTPONED. The Ladies of the Knights of Columbus did not meet yesterday afternoon which was the regular meeting day, the meeting having been postponed for another week. A full attendance of members is desired then as a pleasant social time will be spent with cards.
Woman is never too old to be hand
some never too old to be young again. HolHster's Rocky Mountain Tea brings back the color of by-gone years. Makes I you feel as "happy and free as a child. ; 35 cents Tea or Tablets Xegele, the : Druggist.
KEEP COOL,
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I iy wearing one of our
$2 VrLAAV HA I Bijou Hat Store,
269 East State St.
PARTY. leave Saturday
ATTENDS HOI SF Miss Irene Mott will
to be a guest at a house party at which the Misses Alma and Elsie Zinke will entertain at their home in Fond du Lac, AA'is. From there Miss Mott will go to Iake Winnebago to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. P.c-H and Mr. and Mrs. B. Ij. P. Bell and family who are at their summer homes there. Miss Mott expects to be gone about three or four weeks. Cuisine the finest at the Prima cafe, 97 State street, Hammond. Xow open for business; everything in season served alacarte. Jack O'Keefe, proprietor. " , LEAVE FOR OHIO.
Mrs. Laltue and daughters.
Misses Hazel and Edith day for Ohio where they the first of September, entertained at the humi relatives in Brookville, Lancaster, O.
iVIUSIC TEACHERS at the present time located in Hammond, who would like to be connect with, and engage time in the studies of the Hammond Musical College which opens on or about September first, will kindly address for particulars. Director Hans iiiedermann 6316 Yale Avenus Chicago, 111.
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LaRue-left towill visit until They will be of friends and Cincinnati and
Mrs. Patton and daughter of Hegewlsch are visiting in Hammond today. He was as sick as sick could be, Friends could give but sympathy Xow lie's well, and strong as three, Since taking Holiister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Xegele, the Druggist. RETURNS FROM CROWN POINT. Miss Eva AA'ilson returned home today from Crown Point where she has been visiting friends and relatives for the past week.
YOU WANT WHAT YOU WANT WHEN YOU WANT IT. YOU DON'T HAVE YOUR WATCH REPAIRED VERY OFTEN, WHEN YOU DO YOU WANT SATISFACTION. I will give you satisfaction, save your money and stop your worry. You can depend upon my work. 18 years exprience. S. SILVER Expert Watchmaker and Jeweler,
265 East State Street 1 Door East of Bijou Theatre HAMMOND -j- -I- INDIANA
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HERE ON A VISIT. Miss Mary Crumpacker of A'alparaiso is spending a few days with Miss
Dorothy Crumpacker of AY ebb street. Open for business, the Prima cafe. First class restaurant; everything in season served alacarte. Cuisine, the finest. 07 State street, Hammond. Jack O'Keefe, proprietor. VISIT AT EAST Hit At.O. Mr. M. Self, wife and granddaughter of Goshen, Ind., are visiting Mrs. Salf and family at their home in Olcott
avenue. Last Chicago. NOTICE. All members of Bauitieartr.'-r Court, Xo. 109, C. O. F., are requested to meet at St. Joseph's church Sunday, July 11th at 2 p. m., to escort the P.t. Rev. Bishot to St. Marsrar-t's hospital. M. E. LAC EMM AX, R. S. It warms the heart like sunshine, cheers the soul like old wine: gives hope for the future, blots out the past. That's what Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea does. 33 k'r.ts. Tea or Tablets. Xegele, the Druggist.
RAILROAD II
DIES IN EAST
General Superintendent of C, I. & S. Railway Passes Away-
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Ryder, general superlnthe C, I. & S. Ry.. died X Athlantic City after a '.ness'. Mr. Ryder went to
in the hope, that the salt
sea air would improve The funeral will be 1c Ma., his old home. Mr. connected with the ( '.,
his condition, dd in Hollowell, Ryder has been I. & S. Ry., for
the past two years. He came to this road from the Chicago & Alton whera he was superintendent of tlie division at Bloomington. Mr. Ryd-r lived at the Chicago Beach hotel at Hyde Park and is survived by his wife and a daughter