Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 56, Hammond, Lake County, 23 August 1909 — Page 2

THE TIMES. Mondav. Aucnist 23, 1909Mrs. Zimmerman at her home in Valparaiso. Mrs. Zimmerman will be remembered as Miss Ada Longshore who formerly lived here. ATTENDS A HOI SE PARTY. Miss Martha Meyn of East State. Street has gone tu Michigan City to attend a house party at which the Misses Wickemeypr are entertaining this week. Miss Meyn will remain several days and anticipates a very enjoyable time. Hammond's Latest Comer in City Legal Circles THE LATEST IN FASHIONS Thursday Night, Aug. 26 ROWLAND & CLIFFORD AMUSEMENT CO. J Offer I A New Romantic Musical Comedy-Drama SUNDAY, AUGUST 29th THE SEASON'S BIGGEST NOVELTY Harry Scott Co.'s Massive Production

Towle Opera House,,

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HERE OX A VISIT. Miss Virginia Yage of Boone. Ia., Is the guest of the Misses Anna and Genevive Hastings at their home In West State street for several days.

THE Ol'TING CIF.L; I1EU HAT AND SWEATER. Away to the links says the athletic girl! Her white sweater is now seen

with turn-hack cuffs of vivid green and green tops on the roomy pockets. The skirt to go with this is made of white and green striped wool Her hat is a small, up-turned chic, with satdi of white and green silk. Stockings are also

of green, and, of course, her flat-heeled .shoes fare white.

HKTl'RXS FROM f 1IICAGO. Miss Mildred McHle of South Hohman street, returned home Saturday from a pleasant few days' visit in Chicago.

KMKHTAIXEI) nY RELATIVES. Miss Mary Krost and her guest. Miss Powers of Mankota, Minn., went to Crown Point this morning to be entertained by relatlvFs for a few days. Miss Krost will attend the teachers' institute in session there.

, t O LI DES VISIT HERE. Miss Cora Goodman of Omaha, Neb., who has been the guest of Miss Maud Smith at htr home in West street for a week, concluded her visit here "Saturday and went to Chicago for a few days' visit before returning home. Miss Goodman formerly lived here and has many friends.

OVER THE

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IS SLOWLY RECOVERIMi. Mrs. Frank Hammond, who Is very ill at her home in Mason street and ;under the care jjf a, trained nurse, is slowly recovering as her many friends will be glad to learn. HERE O.V A VISIT. Miss Ruth Webb of Frankfort, Ind., will spend the week with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lavene at their home in Truman avenue. Miss Webb Is a niece of Mrs. Lavene and Miss Blanche Orcutt.

RETURN FROM MICHIGAN. Mrs. Lt II. PeBsw and granddaughter, Verge-lie Hammond have returned homt from Quincy, Mich., where they went to be present at the McDonald reunion. HERE ON A VISIT. Miss Doris Wainwright of Elgin, 111., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sheflow at their home in Williams street for a few weeks.

Buchanan's spacious apartments in the Rimbach building where they spent the remainder of the evening having a jolly good time with music. Various refreshments were served. "When midnight came they wanted to turn the clock backward to prolong the evening, but decided to bring the party to a close. They departed, wishing they may soon enjoy another such picnic. Those present were; Mr. and Mrs. William F. Bridge, Misses Lillian and Sue Watkins, Scranton, 'Pa.; Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gillis, Miss Eleanor

Gillis, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hankev.

Mrs. Dick and Miss Minnie Dick, Fort

Wayne; Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Bump, Mr. and

Mrs. Joseph Thompson, Mrs. Prahler,

Chicago; Miss Helen Gillis, Chicago;

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hammond and Dr. and Mrs. William A. Buchanan.

A WEEK-EN li VISIT.

Miss Eillian Hauber spent the past week-end visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tarker at their home in Chicago. HERE OVER SUNDAY. Edgar Bridge, formerly of Hammond, but now of Chicago, spent Sunday with Rule, Minard at his ho :c in Rimbach avenue. RETURNS FROM VISIT. George Martine of South Bend is in Hammond today on a business visit. RETURN'S FROM VISIT. Mrs. George Drackert returned to her home in State Line street last evening after a two weeks' visit in Oshkosh. Wis. Mrs. Drackert was the guest of Mrs. Rhodes, who formerly lived in Hammond. RETURNS FROM VISIT. Miss Marguerite Minard lias returned to her home in Rimbach avenue after a few weeks' visit with Miss Isola Kramer of Frankfort, Ind. She was the guest of other friends during her visit there and had a very enjoyable time.

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In its May number The National Banker congratulated Hammond on the "fact that IiCon A. Berezniak, formerly of Chicago has decided to locate here. Among- other very complimentary tilings about Attorney Leon A. Berezniak, the article says: Although a young man Mr. Berezniak is only 36 years of age his career in the .I'nited States since he came to this country from Russia strikingly illustrates the truth that in America a man is the architect of his own fortunes, and that success always lies within the grasp of the man who has the moral hacking of honesty, intelligence and determination. When this success Is achieved despite the handicap of an imperfect knowledge of the Kngllsli language, the achievement becomes more praiseworthy. His literary and legal activities have never weakened the interest Mr. Berezniak has always felt in the people of his own country and his own race. During the "World's fair his attention was drawn to the difficulties the Russian immigrant to this country had to encounter, owing to his Ignorance of the language ami customs, lie organized a society among the Russian in Chicago, which is still in existence and doing good work. Starting without influence and with a limited acquaintanceship, his success may be truly said to furnish an inspiration and incentive to every American. There is no handicap on life in America that honesty, industry and perseverance cannot overcome.

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ATTENDS Il.VCES. " Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lavene attended the automobile races at Indianapolis last Saturday.

VISIT RIVERVIEW PARK. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Postalwaite and guest. Miss Postalwaite, of Alexis, 111., and Mr. and Mrs. Yt A. Stout will attend Riverview park in Chicago this evening.

RETURN FROM VISIT. Miss Tillie and Claude Ruschli re

turned to their home in West State

street yesterday after a pleasant two weeks' visit vih friends and relatives

in Lafayette, Ind.

RETURN FROM MICHIGAN. Misses Linda and Emma Kunert have

returned home from Paw Taw Lake,

Mich., where they have been spending a few weeks' vacation.

VISIT IN CHICAGO. Mr. and Mrs. Osmer and Mr. and Mrs. H. Golgert spent Sunday visiting friends in Chicago. RETURN FROM INDI VNAPOI.TS. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Leven and son, Clayton have returned home from Indianapolis where they went several days ago to attend the automobile races.

RETURNS TO CROWN POINT. Miss Marie Hansen returned to her home in Crown Point last evening after a days' visit with iier mother, Mrs. Mary Hansen of Rimbach avenue. VISIT RELATIVES. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beall of Chicago spent the week-end visiting Mrs. Baell's parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. L Dougherty of Hammond and also Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daugherty of Crown Point. VISITS IN VALPARAISO. Miss Grace Kingwlll of Williams street was the guest of Miss Mae Hartley at Valparaiso during the past week end. Miss Hartley is attending the Valparaiso university there.

SPEND SUNDAY HERE. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gilman and son, Gregg, of East Chicago, spent Sunday visiting friends in Hammond.

RETURNS HOME. Miss Klsa Masephol will return home tills, evening from Chicago where she has been visiting Miss Helen Phillips at her home in the west side since Saturday.

lie is cordially invited. Ice cream and cake will be serve. 1 during the evening and a very enjoyable time is assured all who attend. The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the church.

VISIT CHICAGO PARK. Miss Margaret Hepner and Katherine Shane spent Sunday afternoon at Jackson park in Chicago.

A VACATION. Miss Gertrude Loehte is enjoying a vacation from her duties at Ruhstadt's

department store and is spending the week visiting friends in Chicago. LEAVES ON VACATION. Miss Ruth Brentieman expects to leave this week for her home in Columbia City to spend her vacation with friends and relatives.

VISIT IN CHICAGO. Miss Mayme Ruschli and Arlle Tieche per.t Sunday with friends in Chicago.

ENTERTAINED FOR MISS DEMING. Mrs. George Thompson gave a de

lightful 6 o'clock dinner party at her

home in South Clay street, Wednesday

in honor of her guest. Miss Ethel Dem-

ing, of Michigan City. The appoint

ments were of garden flowers, and covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Holland Kramer and daughter. Miss Blanch, Mrs. C. O. Iteming, and Mr. and Mrs. Coy Thompson and little daughter, Mary Frances, and their guests. Miss Mary Mnsbaum and Mr. Sherman Musbaum and Mi". Sherman Mnsbaum of Joliet, 111., and Mr. Charles Musbaum of Daytona, J'la. VISITS IN HAMMOND. Miss Postalwaite of Alexis. 111., is the .guest of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Postalwaite at their home in Carroll street for several days. Miss Postalwaite is a sister of Mr. Postalwaite.

RETURNS FROM VISIT. Miss Florence Loverdidge returned home this morning from Rensselaer where she has been visiting Mr. anil Mrs. Orlan Grant since last Saturday.

RETURNS HOME. Mrs. Dick and daughter. Miss Minnie Dick, left last evening for their home in Fort Wayne, Ind.. after a visit with Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gillis at their home in Carroll street.

LEAVES FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Messrs. Harry Morganau and Frank Warman, who left Hammond several weeks ago for an extended visit, write Hammond friends that they have left New York City and will spend a few days of this week at Atlantic City. They will not return to Hammond until the close of tliis week.

RETURNS FROM Mr. A. M. DeWeese

home from an n i-r Speneervilie, O. Mrs

OHIO.

e has returned Sunday visit in

InWeese and

children remained for a more extended visit with friends and rela fives in Spcnoervillr and Lima, O.

VISITS RELATIVES HERE. Mrs. Prahler of Chicago, is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bump at their home in South Hohman

street. V PICNIC PARTY. Dr. and Mrs. William A. Buchanan gave a most delightful picnic dinner at Lake Front park Saturday afternoon. The guests met at the corner of Hohman and Sibley streets and took the 4 o'clock car. The afternoon was spent in the lake, where everybody had a good time and gained an appetite that did justice to the tilings that were to he served later. The water was fine and the fresh lake breeze stimulating and a more hungry crowd would be hard to find. At 6 o'clock there was a dinner, such as only Mrs. Buchanan can serve, spread, and the happy picnic party enjoyed one of the best outings of the year. The whole crowd was in the best of spirits and was reluctant to separate, so after arriving in Hammond they went to Dr.

HERE OVER Miss Helen Gillis been spending a few and Mrs. Robert (ill! in Carrol! street.

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of Chicago has days with Mr. is at their home

ATTEND INSTITUE. Misses Edith Carter, Clara Matthies

and Annah Emery went to Crown Point

tills morning to attend the teachers' institute in session there this week. LEAVES FOR MICHIGAN. J. B. L. Hinds left Saturday for Ionia. Mich., to be the guest of relatives for a few days. Mrs. Hinds and little son. Forest, who have been visiting there for several days will return home with Mr. Hinds. VISITS IN CROWN POINT. Miss Eva "Wilson went to Crow;? Point this morning to spend a fewdays with relatives. RETURNS FROM OHIO.

. Miss Xora Carlan and little Helen Carlan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I . L. Carlan of Douglas avenue, are expected to return home today from a week's visit in Ironton and Columbus, O.

RETURNS FROM VACATION. Miss Elizabeth Fehring resumed her duties at Ruhstadt's departmen store tliis morning after a three weeks' vacation. She visited friends and relatives at Chicago and Milwaukee and

had a very delightful time.

oonversation. The following were the guests: Misses Lucy Frankowski, Sophia and Frances Schmidt and Mary Dublc of Chicago. Carrie and Hannah Gruszka and Clara Strouse of Hammond.

MISSES CLAIS ENTERTAIN. The Misses Gertrude and Emma Clans will entertain the members of tlie X. .'. Embroidery club Tuesday evening of this week at their home in Clinton street. It is the regular week

ly ciun party ana tne young laaies anticipate a pleasant social time. Em- 4 broidery work will be the principal

feature of the evening.

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informally entertain the members of T the Philathea elul Tuesday evening at

their home In Condlt street. It is

the regular meeting of the club mem-

hers ami after a short business ses

sion will enjoy the usual social hour. A full attendance of members is desired at the meeting.

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Miss Marie "H'alatka attended a picnic at liowners drove yesterday. HKTl'HX I'HOll VISIT. Mrs. H. M. Phanklin and children returned home last evening from a fewweeks' visit with friends and relatives in Frankfort, Ind. They had a very pleasant time. VISITS ItKI. ATI VMS. Miss Lulu Johnson was the guest of her sister, Mrs. V. S. Oallagher at her home In Tolleston Sunday.

HKTl HNS TO VALPARAISO. Miss Alice Hess has returned to Valparaiso to resume her studies at the university after spending the past week end in Hammond with her relatives.

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VISIT POPl "I, All HKSORT. Fred Miller of Hammond and Ttrownell of Kast Chicago spent dav at Hudson Ijikf, Ind.

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A1SIT HAMMOND RKI,TIVi:s. Mrs. William Jordon of Chicago is spending a few d:iys with her mother. Mrs. Katherine Austgen 'of Kast Sibley street.

HKRI-1 ON A VISIT. Miss Kaura Itiggs of Chicago spending a few days at the home of and Mrs. AY. C. Rolman in Glendale.

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ii i in i : for Tin: nw. Miss Dorothy Crowell of Glen Park, formerly of Hammond, is spending the dav with friends here.

ATTK.XD I STITl'TK. Misses Marie L.andon and Kth-I Hathaway wei t to Crown Point this morning to attend the teachers' institute In session this week. RF.TIRN FROM CROWN POINT. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman have returned home from Crown Point where they spent, the past week end with Mrs. Hoffman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kuss-maul.

IKAVF.S ON VACATION.

Mis. J. C. Allspo and two children of

Plummer avenue have gone to Columbus, Wis., to be the guest of their uncle, T. F. Kelley for a few weeks. They will also go to the Dells to spend a few days.

VISITS FR IF. N DS. Miss Kugenla Knotts of Muenich court is spending the day with friends in Crown Point.

RF.Tl'HX FROM Mr. and. Mrs. J. ' street have returned

pleasant few weeks' visit

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MI( HHiAN. yd Irish of home froi

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Ijnkc, Mich. They a very enjoyable v:i

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r.VTKHT IN INFORMALLY. Misses Anna and Genevive Hastings will informally entertain a few friends this evening at their home In West State street in honor of their guest.

Miss Virginia Yage of I5oone, la. ATT UN D THK HACKS. Mr. and Mrs. Iawrence Cox ami Mr. and Mrs. W. B. t'onkey, jr., returned to Hammond this morning at 5 o'clock, making the trip from Indianapolis in their automobile by night. They attended the automobile races at Indianapolis, but stopped at Crown Point for a short time on the return home. SPF.NT SI N DA Y HI.IU'.. Miss Ktta Sheffield and Mr. Drinkwater of Chicago spent Sunday in Hammond at the home of Miss Sheffields' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. I1. Sheffield, of May street.

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A SPECIAL MKETING. A special meeting of the members of the Toadies' Aid Society of the First

Presbyterian church took place Sat

urday afternoon in the church so'

room. The meeting was called for

o'clock and several were present to dispose of tli" necessary business. The most important business for the afternoon was the question of church decoration.

SPKNI) SI N'DAY IIKRE. Herman Jordon and family of Hegewisch spent Sunday with relatives in 1 lamrnond. A ;l F.ST FROM VALPARAISO. Miss Klizaheth IaFoures of Val

paraiso Miss Klizaheth L.i I'ourcs of Valparaiso is spending a few days with relatives in South Chicago and Hammond. RF.T1HNS FROM TRIP. Mrs. John Siherer has returned to her home in State Kino street after being away for several weeks. Mrs. Scherer travels through Illinois each summer as pianist with a concert company, who give programs at the various Chautauquas. She has had a very delightful trip this year.

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KETI RS FROM VISIT. Hiss Grace Buettner has returned home from a pleasant week's visit with

A I. AWN SOCIAL. The members of llv Kpworth KeaKUe of the First Methodist church will k'vp

i a lawn social next Thursday evening Iat the home of Mr. and Mrs. ItosenberK. 632 Hoffman street, to which the pub-

KXTF.HT IS AT Miss Anna UandherR very delightful dinio

PIMNF.It. ntf-rtnir.eri at r last evening

at her home in "Whiting in honor of Miss Carrie Gruczka, whose weddinff to Mr. Savior Infj will take place early this fall. An elaborate course dinner was served in the dining- room at 6:30 o'clock. The table decorations were beautifully carried out in pink and white. Howls of Kilarney roses, artistically arranged with vines, were used and dainty pink shaded tapers also added to the attractiveness of the room. The evening was spent in a pleasant social way witrr music and

( inn OF TIIAXKS. We wish to express our tahnks to our friends and the members of the Saenger-Bund Fidelia, who remembered us in the hour of grief at the death of Mrs. William Helmcke. M It. and MBS. IIKNltY KOENNEU, W 1 I.I.I AM H KI.MCK F.

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