Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 59, Hammond, Lake County, 26 August 1909 — Page 2

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l;IA"E SATIN FJtOCK WITH COAT TO HATCH. ; During the hot weather the women who had smart coat and frock cos,tumea made up in the spring have put them away for fall use, and these twopiece costumes will be very fashionable all through the autumn Such a frock .is dressy either in a restaurant or theatre without its coat, or en promenade, with the long, graceful coat over it. This coat and frock costume is of light blue satin a misty, deep blue shade which just verges on green The em- . broidery on the front of the frock and on the collar of the coat is done 1n self tone, and the buttons and fringe o the coat are also in the deep blue ' shade.

VISIT I HAMMOXD. Mrs. H. Binder is entertaining her mo "ier and sieter, Mrs. Kummer and MIf. Emma Kummer of Jackson, 'Mich., at her home in Williams street for several days.

' ranged dinner at 1 o'clock. The day HETVRXS FROM VISIT. j will be spent with music and social conMr. and Mrs. Joseph 1. Humpher have I versation and the Hammond guests returned home from a day's visit with j expect to return home about 7:30. A friends in Milwaukee. They made the j very delightful time was anticipated. trip by boat. i I ATTENDS PARTY. RETVRNS FROM ROCHESTER. 1 Mrs. Thomas .Spencer of East ChiMlss Dorothy Bowen has returned eago ia expected in Hammond today to from a pleasant visit with friends and i attend a party at the home of Mrs. G. relatives in Rochester, Ind. i Raymus in Rirnbah avenue. Mrs. ; Spencer is a member of the No-Name

J.I F HE FOR A DAY. Mrs. J. Ti. Maf-lntyre and Mrs. .1. H. Maclntyre of Chicago Lawn will spend tomorrow in Hammond the guests of Mrs. Fred Lash at !ier home in State street. A MIIPIUSF. PARTY. About ten Hammond ladies went down to Lowell this morning on the 9:19 Monon to surprise Mrs. W. A. JorTHE SIGN TO GO BY Is tho sign that tells you to "go buy" our Shoes wherever you see it. These are exceptionally classy and neat, made on the newest and most stylish lasts and elegant in appearance. Being made in graded sizes In all styles, we can easily fit even the hard to fit. We warrant them to wear long, giving good service, and the prices we ask will convince you of their reasonableness. NATIONAL SHOE STORE R. A. BORG. 269 East State Street, Two Doors East of Bijou Theater, All our2.00& $1.50 SHIRTS FOR No Restrictions You know the Goods Cox & Mee 142 So. Hohman St.

don at her home there. Mrs. .lordon formerly lived in Hammond and it was her friends here who planned the party in celebration of her birthday anniversary. Thev took their lunches

j with them and will serve a prettily ar. elub, who will afternoon. be the' guests during the RKTl'HXS 1IOMK. Mrs. Charles Sanders has returned to her home in Fort Wayne. Ind., after a few weeks' visit with Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Merz of South Hohman street. HF.RK FOR A FEW DYS. Mrs. P. Portz of St. John is spending a few days with Hammond friends and relatives. HERE OX A VISIT. Miss Rena Sc.hmal of St. John is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Schmal at their home in East SiMey street for a few days. RETl RXS FROM VISIT. Mrs. A. AVeatherwax of Clinton street returned home last evening from Iowa whre she has been visiting friends and relatives for a few weeks. CHICAGO VISITORS. Misses Florence Stommel and Monta Cnderwood were the guests of friends in Chicago last evening. RETI RXS HOME TOO IV. Miss Laura Riggs returned to her home in Iowell this morning after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Belman at their home in Glendale. Miss Kiggs was among the out-of-town guests at the reception for Mrs. A. Murray Turner yesterday. RETIRXS HOME TOBAY. Mr. Charles Post left today for his home in Parma, Mf., after a few days' vist in Hammond where hf has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Newell at their home in Smith Hohman street. Don't forget liny, Augthe Eagles' picnic SunRETI RXS FROM IOWA. Miss Flossie Jackson of Webster avenue has returned home from Glenwood, la., where she has been the gviest .,f her friends and relatives for two weeks LEAVES OX VACATION. Mi. Ann Galvin will leave Satur day for Mackinac. Mich., to spend a few weeks' vacation. She will go with a party of friends from Chicago. VISIT FRIENDS HERE. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gilman and son. Gregg, of East Chicago were the guests of friends in Hammond last evening. RETIRXS HOME TODAY. Misses Mable and Laura Reck of Wil Hams street ar expected home today from Mansfield, .. where they have been visiting relatives and friends for several weeks. VISITS IX HIGHLANDS. Mr. and Mrs. John Sherby of Truman avenue have gone to Highlands to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hard ing for a short visit. LEAVES ON EASTERN VISIT. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey GOstlin and. little daughter of South Hohman street expect to leave Saturday for Elmlra,

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ON THE OCEAN. Dinks (coming on deck) Hello, eld man. Four aces just came up in the smoking-room. Winks (weakly) Did, eh? Who who swallowed them X. Y., to be the guest of Mrs. Gostlin's relatives for about three weeks. They will visit in other eastern cities for a few days and anticipate a pleasant va cation. RETl'RX FROM VISIT. Mrs. Henry Lundt and mother, Mrs. Kirchner returned home vesterday from a pleasant visit with friends and rela tives in St. Paul and Minneapolis. Mrs. Eundt has been away about two weeks, but Mrs. Kirchner has been in Minnesota since May. Hammond and East Chicago Eagles will play baseball Sunday. Aug. 29 at Kindcl's grove. BETI RNS HOME. Mrs. TiUther Wartena lias returned to her home in Tolleston after a short vis it with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Kunert of Russell street. RETIRXS FROM VISIT. Mrs. Joe Wilcoxson of State street returned home last ening from a week's visit with friends and relatives in Milwaukee. HERE OX A VISIT. Mrs. Fred Iash is entertaining Mrs. Carpenter and her daughter, Miss Cora Carpenter of Eau Claire, Wis., at her home in State street for a few days. HAS C HICAGO (U KSTS. Mrs. Ross and daughters. Misses Emma and Anna Ross of Chicago were the guests of Mrs. W. 11. Binder at her home in Williams street, yesterday. A I.EAOIE SOCIAL. The young people of the Kpworth League of the First Methodist church will give a lawn social this evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Rosen berg. 632 Hoffman street, to whioh the public is cordially invited. Ice cream and cake will be served at small tables. The proceeds will be used for the bene fit of the church. HOIJ) MONTHLY MEETIXG. There will be a meeting of the mem bers of the Lutheran league this evening and it is desired that all the mem hers attend. The business for the month will be disposed of and the re mainder of the time will be spent so cially. WRITE FROM GERMAXY. Hammond friends of Mr. and Mrs. M. Rothschild of South Hohman street, who are spending the summer touring Europe, received cards today from Frankfort am Rhine, where thfy are still spending a delightful time. Mr. and Mrs. Rothschild have been in Europe many times and this trip was Planned so that several weeks could be spent in Germany. It will be a fewweeks before they return to Ham mond. H A E A DAFGHTER. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Swint. jr.. of SIS Wilcox street, a little daughter. Mother and child are reported as doing nicely. LEAVES OX A VISIT. Mr. E. P. Deming and daughter, Miss Marion Deming of Carroll street left this morning for Frankfort. Ind., where they will spend a few days visiting friends and relatives. A SOCIAL IlKKTINJi. The regular monthly social meeting of the members of the Martha and Deborah Aid Societies of the First Christian church will take place this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Harnett in Summer street. A very pleasant social pii.gram had been arranged for the afternoon and dainty refreshments will be served. A large attendance Is expected at the meeting. A PICNIC AT niVKRDAI.K. The members of Silver Light Hive, I O. T. M., have arranged for a pleasant day's outing and Invited all their friends to attend with them. They met at the Motor Boat club house at 9:30 and left ia launches for Riverdale park where they will spend the day with the usual picnic diversions and serve an elaborate luncheon at noon. They expected to return to Hammond about o o'clock. This is the annual picnic and the members hope to have it a success in every detail. A POST NVPTIAI, IIKCEPTION. Mrs. Mary Holm and daughter. Miss Alice Holm were "at home" at a most charming post-nuptial reception yesterday afternoon at their pleasant residence. 5 3 Rimbach avenue, complimentary to Mrs. A. Murray Turner. Many of Hammond's society ladles were invited to meet Mrs. Turner who came to Hammond very recently from the east, the bride of Mr. Turner, to make her future home in Glendale park. The reception was only the first of several very delightful parties that are being planned in her honor during the approaching social season. About three hundred invitations to attend were issued among the friends and a very

large number were present from Hammond,' Chicago and Crown Point. , The

receiving hours continued between 2:30 and 6 o'clock and the guests came in three- parties. Mrs. Henry M. Bicknell and Mrs. Edith B. Griffith received at the door and ushered the guests into the parlor where Mrs. Holm, Miss Holm and Mrs. Turner were In the receiving line. In the other parlors of the resi dence, Mrs. Nellie Bicknell Dunham, Mrs. L. L. Bomberger and Mrs. W. Ray Hatch were ushers and Introduced the guests and met with them for social conversation. Miss Florence Deming and Miss Ruth Brennan served frappe and the Misses Dorothy Edwards, Estelle Russell and Margaret Turner assisted. The little ladies wore dainty lingerie gowns. In the dining halls the guests were served with a dainty two course luncheon bj- five young ladies from Kenwood. An orchestra was stationed in the upper hall behind a bank of palms and flowers, end played during the entire afternoon. Their selections were very beautiful and the program contained many selections from the popular operas which were very much enjoyed. The home was very handsomely decorated for the party with palms and ferns and flowers. In the parlors the decorations were garden flowers, in very dainty colors, and ferns, great masses of flocks, gardenias and hydrangeas, blending in their na tural colors were artistically arranged on the piano and banked in the windows. Hanging baskets of the same flowers were used in the arches and windows. In the dining room the color scheme was pink and white and the colors were arranged prettily to add to the attractiveness of the room. Four baskets filled with pink and white sweet-peas were the only decorations at the table, which was beautiful in its simplicity. The veranda and lawn had been nicely decorated for the occasion, but the rain prevented the reception from being an out-of-door function, as the hostesses had planned. The grounds had been enclosed with summer shrubbery and foliage and large bowls of flowers were used in conspicuous places. In every detail the party was one of the most beau tiful ever given in Hammond. A (il EST FROM MI1.WAI KER Miss Sadie Maclntyre. formerly of Hammond, but now of Milwaukee, is expected to arrive in Hammond this evening to be the guest of Mrs. Fred Lash and Mrs. Joe Wilcoxson at their home in fate street for several days. LEAVES FOR MIf HIAX. Mrs. Thomas Boyle and son, James of Ann street have gone to Big Rapids, Mich., to spend two or three weeks with friends and relatives. A PLEASANT MEETING. A very pleasant meeting of the mem bers of the Ladies of the Knights of Columbus took place yesterday after noon in the K .of C. hall. There was the usual attendance of members and a very enjoyable social afternoon is reported. A short business meeting was held earlv in the afternoon and the remainder of the afternoon was de voted to card games. Several games of pedro were played and at the close of the games the honors were awarded to Mrs. W. I. Weis and Mrs. O'Rourke. A dainty luncheon was served at the close of the afternoon. The next meet ing will take place in two weeks. AID SOCIETY" HAS MEETING. Mrs. August Genrich very pleasant ly entertained the members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the St. Paul's Lutheran church yesterday afternoon at her home in Logan street. It was the regular meeting of the members and about fifty were in attendance. The afternoon was spent socially and an elaborate luncheon was served. It was decided to have a basket picnic next Thursday at the I,ike Front park and a cordial invitation to attend is extended all the ladies of the society. Arrangements will be made for a very enjoyable time. The announcement for the next meeting was not made yesterday. SEWING CIRCI.K MEETS. The regular meeting of the members of Sewing Circle No. 2 Of St. Margaret's hospital will held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Yaeger. Cards will be the diversion of the aft ernoon and several games of pedro will be pl.ved. A very pleasant social time is anticipated. A CI. IB PARTY. Mrs. G. Raymus is entertaining the ladies of the No-Name club this afternoon at her home in Rimbach avenue. It is the regular club party and the members anticipate a very enjoyable time playing cards. Several games of pedro will be played St small tables In the parlor, after which the honors for the afternoon will be awarded. Keep your eye on the badger. Sunday, Aug. 2Vt at Kindel's grove. IIOI.O REG VI. R MEETING. The regular meeting of the members of Silver Light Hive took place list evening in Ijimg's hall on State street and tiie only business at the meeting was the completing of plans for the picnic today at Riverdale park. VISITS IN CHICAGO. Mrs. Martin Finneran and baby of West Hammond have gone to Chicago to be the guest of relatives for a week. VISITS IN TOI.I.KSTON. Mrs. Lorenz Wartena of Fast Chicago was in Hammond on her way to Tolleston where she will spend a few days with Mrs. Luther Wartena. LEAVES ON EASTERN THII. Mrs. Phelps of State street will go to Niagara Falls and Buffalo to spend a few weeks and will spend a very pleasant time. A BASKET PICNIC. The members of the Ladies' Aid Society of St. Paul's Lutheran church are planning to give a picnic at the Lake Front park next Thursday. Many of the ladles will go to the park in tho morning and many will not go until the afternoon.. They will take their lunches with them and serve on the lawn. They expect a very large attendance of ladies in the church and all anticipate an enjoyable outing. MEET WITH MISS GENRICH. The young ladies of the S. S. Embroidery club did not hold their reg-

ular meeting last evening, tut went to the home of Miss Ha'ttie Genrleh in l

Logan street and -were entertained at a 6 o'clock dinner. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Lutheran church had been entertained by Mrs. Genrich and many of them were. stIJI present -when the young ladies arrived. They spent a very enjoyable social hour and made arrangements for the next meeting which will be held next Wednesday evening at the home of Misa Ella Buehring in State Line street. VISITS IX 1IAMMOXD. Mrs. Iewis Shurte of Lowell is spending a few days with Mrs. J. J. Bradford and family at their home in Duoglas street. RETIHNS HOME. Miss Ella Ketchum is on her way home to Hammond from Lafayette, Where she has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ketchum. She visited the Soldiers' home, and stopped off hero Sunday and visited Mrs. Ed. S. Walker. Iwell Tribune. l.EAVKS OX VACATION. Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Marden of Russell street, left today for Niagara Falls where they will spend a few days. From there they will go to Syracuse and New York City for a more extended visit with friends and relatives. VISITS IX MILWAUKEE. Mrs. O. A. Krinbill and daughter, Josephine, of Kimbaeh avenue, left today for Milwaukee to be the guests of Mrs. Charles Cormany for a few days. VISITS RELATIVES. Miss Til 1 ic Ruschli and Miss Clara Iibos went to Crown Point today to spend a few days with Miss Louise Ruschli at her home there. STOPS IX HAMMOXD. Foster Clippinger of Indianapolis has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ibach and family at their home in South Hohman street before leaving for northern Michigan where he will spend the remainder of the summer. HOLD REGFLR MEETING. The young people of the King Herald society of the First Methodist church will meet at the home of Verna MacAleer in Webb street, Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. A very interesting program has been arranged for the afternoon and it is desired that all the members lie present. RKTl'HN FROM EASTERN TRIP. Messrs. Harry Morganati and Frank Warman returned home this afternoon from a month's visit in the east. They visited at Niagara Falls, Buffalo, New York City, Albany, Atlantic City and other interesting points. On their re- j turn home they stopped at Kalamazoo,' Mich,, for a few days' visit with Mr. Morganau's sister, Mrs. C. A. Lockwood at her home there. The young men had a very delightful vacation. j RETI RXS FROM WISCONSIN. Ed Scherer returned home today from a three weeks' visit at Tacoma Lake. Wis., where he went on a fishing trip and had a pleasant time. MOTOIt TO I.APORTK. This lieinp; the hie day at the Iaporte county fair. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. raxton motored to that city today and witli them as their jruests are Mr. and Mrs. Bel pin n and Miss Alta Ad kins. Sec Gary. Ind., from ins: automobile of Vnit' company. It mods all Arthur Kunert of T new sight-see--d States Lind trains. tileston was a business visitor in Hammond yesterday. 1". L. Shortridge of Crown Point was in Hammond yesterday afternoon on business. Attorney W. J. MacAleer was in Tolleston' thi safternoon on professional business. .1. Wilcoxson was a business visitor in Chicago today. Y. Suxoroff transacted business in Chicago today. Mrs. Clark Learning and son. Parry, are spending the day visitng in Cliica cn. Clarence Hmchins of Highlands was a visitor in Hammond last Tuesday. Harry Graves of Carroll street spent last Tuesday evening with friends in Crown Point. Mrs. Thomas Brennan is spending tho afternoon visiting in Chicaco. Kindel's grove, Sunday, Aug. '-'.. Kagles' picnic. mitki;. Magic's Aerie 12T will hold a cia! meeting Friday night at o in their club rooms to complete ck i rrangenients for their picnic Ana:. 2:1. Ail Kagles will pb present. S--J6-2L Hunday, flSe be COM MITTK :k. CHI OK TII NKi. We wish to thank our friends and erlatives for their kindness and sympathy, especially Kev. Hl'auer for his services, during the hour of our grief In the dentil of our mother and wife. I Say for yc ways kicks; easily KANIUUCl A N 1 ' ( HII.IiUF.N. eating plant 1 1 il w about that i . on- home or Hat. The best is aitlie cheapest, our boiler slops all , cuts the co.il biil one-half; is installed, and lasts as lor.E as building. See one. Hammond the Heating company. Wilcox Streets. Telephone 65. a n d Hohman jr-6t WANTED. as to the nil.' en of Mathilda Information of the rhlldr real. it Siegrist, d. Tiiese mairlen name P.oeckh. deeeas children were adopted by people in Hammond. Ind., or vicinity, and are neede.1 on account of their inheritance. Write or phone to Paul 1?. Lipinski, Hammond, Indiana. Phone No 116. Leon A. Berezniak Attorney and Counselor at Law Office, 102 First national Eank I'dg, Ptisne 360. Ustrtenc. 136 Crofl Street, ftin 4723. WoodhuII ICS Cream Go. 13 STUTt STREET fhoo 1T7 Manufactnrers of Purs Ice Cream Ditties and Spoons furnished FREE for Picnic. Socials, etc.

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