Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 81, Hammond, Lake County, 22 September 1909 — Page 2

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ECCLESIASTICAL GOWN WITH WATTEAU EMBROIDERIES. Stoles, tabards, dalmatiques and o ther features of the medieval mode have proved themselves to be so graceful that even the frivolous Louis XVI. styles are not able to supplant them entirely in feminine favor. So, some of the great couturiers, determined upon Introducing the Iouls modes, have yielded a point and combine the wel-liked medieval lines with new Louis notions of trimming. Thus this beautiful costume of biscuit-colored marquisette, mounted over shell-pink satin, has a surplice embroidered richly in a rococco pattern done with rose pink, biscuit and tan silks.

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KETl'HX FROM THE EAST. ! the members of the Ladies' Aid Society Mr. and Mrs. John Schwab of South of the First Methodist church this aftHohman street have returned home j ernoon at her home in Williams street, from a five week's visit in the east It was desired that many members atwhere they spent a very delightful j tend as arrangements for the chicken time. They visited in Philadelphia, pie supper, to be given early in October, Washington, Baltimore and Tarrytown-! had to be completed. On-The-Hudson. They were the guests ; of their son, George Schwab, and family1 ATTEND ENCAMPMENT.

at their home In New York City for a few weeks. IN POOR HEALTH. Mrs. Jens Jenson went to Hammond this morning to see her grandmother, Mrs. Nancy Whitaker, formerly of Wheatfield, who Is in very feeble health. She Is about 80 years of age. Rens selaer Republican. VISIT IN CHICAGO. Mrs. P. A. Parry and son Vaughn were the guests of Mrs. Louie Ingersoll in Chicago yesterday. A BTSINESS VISIT. David Weiner of Joliet, 111., was in Hammond yesterday on a business vi6it. VISIT RELATIVE. Mrs. Fred Humpher of Rlmbach ave nue and relatives from Chicago went to Saxony this morning to be the guests of relatives for the day. HERE ON BUSINESS. Peter Klaussen of Dyer and Charles Kroner of Crown Point were In Hammond today on business. RESIGNS POSITION. Miss Pearl Gralak has resigned her position as saleslady at Ruhstadt's department store. MEETING WAS POSTPONED. The meeting of the Phllathea Em broidery club which was announced to take place last evening at the home of Miss Lillian Smith In Truman ave nue, had to be postponed on account of the disagreeable weather. The next regular meeting will not occur until next Tuesday evening. All the mem bers are invited to attend as a pleas ant social evening will be spent with embroidery work. VISITS IN HAMMOND. Mrs. W. A. Jordon of Lowell was in Hammond for a short visit yesterday before leaving for Chicago, where she went to meet Mrs. John Jordon of Cincinnati, O. Mrs. Jordon will spend sev eral weeks visiting In Lowell at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jordon. ATTENDS A WEDDING. Miss Pearl Gralak went to Chicago today where she will attending the wedding of her cousin and serve her as bridesmaid at the ceremony. HERE ON BUSINESS. W. A. Jordon, formerly of Hammond but now of Lowell, was in Hammond today on business. VISITS RELATIVES HERE. Miss Lillian Theis of Griffith is spending a few days visiting her Hammond relatives and friends. - A SHORT VISIT. Mrs. Mattie Bonney went, to Chicago yesterday afternoon on a short business visit. HOLD REGULAR MEETING. A pleasant meeting of the members of teh Ladies of the Knights of Columbus will take place this afternoon in the K. of C. hall. Cards will be the entertainment for the afternoon AID SOCIETY MEETS. Mrs. C. B. Tinkham Is entertaining

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M. F. Pierce of Merrillvllle was in Hammond yesterday to attend the reunion of the Ninety-ninth Indiana regiment and all old veterans at Memorial hall. RETIRNS HOME TODAY. Miss Stella Greng left Hammond today for her home in Wedman, 111., after a few weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lederer at their home In West Sibley street. Miss Greng came to attend the wedding of Miss Carrie Grusjtka and Mr. Savior Long, which occurred Wednesday, Sept. 15. RETURNS HOME. Mrs. Margaret Heiser has returned to her home in Crown Toint after a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Heiser and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heiser or Carroll street. !

MRS YOUNG A HOSTESS. 1 LEAVES ON VACATION. Mrs. Peter Young will have as her, Miss jura Broms left yesterday on guests tomorrow afternoon at her'a few flays- vacation which she will home in Sheffield avenue, the members Bpend visiting friends and relatives In of Sewing Circle No. 2 of St. Mar- i Galesburg. She expects to return garet's hospital. The afternoon will llorne Saturday or Monday. be spent in a social way and cards will be the feature of entertainment. I ATTEND HAMMOND PARTY. I Mr. and Mrs. B. Clapper of East ChiMARTHA SOCIETY TO MEET. ' cago are expected to attend an inforThe ladles of the Martha Society of mal card party In Hammond. the First Christian church will be entertained by Mrs. Cochran at her home, ENTERTAINS CLUB FRIENDS. 431 Cedar street Thursday afternoon. ira Charles Luthmen of Sibley It is the regular weekly meeting and street will have as her guests at a after the business has been disposed Very pleasant afternoon party tomorof, a pleasant social hour will be en- row; the members of the No-Name club, joyed. A full attendance of members They will spend the afternoon with is desired. , cards and other enjoyable social di-

1 versions. A BUSINESS MEETING. The annual business meeting of the' ATTEND HAMMOND PARTY. members of the Columbia club will jjr. and Mrs. BeDeaux of East Chibe held Thursday afternoon of this oago are expected to be the guests of week at the home of Mrs. R. II. Mc- friendsNjn Hammond tins evening and Hie in South Hohman street. The an-' attend an Informal card party.

nual election of officers and other im portant business will be disposed of at the meeting. MRS. EU WERT A HOSTESS. The regular meeting of the members of the Ladles' Aid Society of St. Paul's Lutheran church is held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Euwert In East ibley street. A very pleasant social time Is anticipated and it was desired that many members attend. AID SOCIETY MEETS. The members of the Ladles' Aid Society of th First Presbyterian church are meeting this afternoon In the ' church social rooms. The routine bus!.! ne?8 will be disposed of and a short' social time enjoyed. HOLD REGULAR MEETING. The regular meeting of the members of Progressive Court No. 166, Tribe of

Ben Hur, took place last evening In' the K. of P. hall. There was not as' ATTEND A MISSION FEAST, large an attendance as had been ex-1 The members of the Christian Enpected on account of the rain. The deavor Society of the German Evanroutine business was disposed of and gelical church are preparing to attend arrangemttns were made to attend the a mission feast at Gary a week from funeral of Mrs. Homan. The remainder' Sunday. It is desired that many young of the evening was spent with plans j people in the church arrange to attend, for the social to be given Thursday evening. Sept. 30. Cards and dancing A REUNION, will be features of the evening and The members of Silver Light Hive. L. there will be a raffle. The public Is O. T. M.. will meet this evening in cordially invited to attend and it Is de- Long's hall on State street and corslred that there be a large attendance, dially invite all Lady Macabees to be

VISITS IX HAMMOXD. Mr. and Mrs. J. Urlngston of Crown Point spent yesterday visiting friend In Hammond.

I DEBORAH SOCIETY TO MEET. J The members of he Deborah Aid So ciety of the First Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Stella DeWitt, 528 Hickory street. There Is business to be disposed of and it is desired that there be a large "attendance of members at the meeting. AX EVENING RECEPTION. On Thursday evening of this week the officers of the First Presbyterian church and their wives will give a reception In the church parlors. All members of the congregation and I church and all strangers who are In ! the city, temorparlly or permanently, are especially Invited to attend. A pleasant social program will be carried out during the evening. AN ENJOYABLE MEETING. A very enjoyable meeting of the young ladies of the N. N. Embroideryclub took place last evening and Miss Lena Hopkins entertained at her home In Ogden street. It was the regular weekly club party and several of the members were present." The evening was spent in the usual pleasant way of the club and embroider;- work was the principal feature of the evening. Music and conversation were also pleasant diversions until 10 o'clock when the hostess served a daintycourse luncheon. The next meeting will occur as usual next Tuesday evening and Miss Augusta Klein will be hostess at her home In Conkey avenue. The following members were present last evening: Misses LUlie Fedder Gertrude and Emma Claus, Emily and Bertha Ebert, Augusta Klein and Lena Hopkins. ENTERTAINS RELATIVES. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Krinbill are en tertainlng Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Randolph of South Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Rest of Minnesota at their home In Rlmbach avenue. RETURNS TO MICHIGAN. Mrs. KingwllI has returned to her home In Grand Rapids, Mich., after a 1 few week's visit with her son, C. G. I KingwllI and family of Williams street. RETVRNS FROM VISIT. Mrs. Mable White of Rlmbach ave nue returned home yesterday from an extended visit with friends and rela , tlves in West Virginia. Mrs. White has been gone for several weeks- and had a very enjoyable time. I RETI RNS FROM OHIO. j Mr. Curt Dill of the National Haberdashery on South Hohman street, has returned to Hammond after a few days' visit with friends and relatives in Mansfield, O, VISITS IN HAMMOND. Mrs. A. S. Stebbins, formerly of Ham mond, but now of Woodlawn, spent the day with friends In Hammond. VISITS HERE WITH FRIENDS. Mrs. J. M. Callahan of Crawfordsville, Ind.. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Beck at their home on the north side for several days. CLUB MEETING NEXT WEEK There was no meeting of the young ladies of the Inter Se club last evening and the party will not be given until next Tuesday when Miss Ellen Clark entertains at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George A. A. Mason in Rimbach avenue. It will be the first regular meeting after the long summer vacation. AN EVENING PARTY. The members of the St. Joseph's club of St. Joseph's Catholic church will give a card party and pleasant social affair tomorrow evening in Long's hall on State street. The members and their friends are invited to attend as arrangements are being made for an enjoyable evening. MOVE TO HAMMOND. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Berwanger's parents in West State street. ATTENDS THE THEATER. Harvey Rupp will attend the theater in Chicago this evening. ARRIVE AT HARRISBURG. Friends have received cards from Mr. and Mrs. Saylor Long, who are on their wedding trip, telling of their arrival : at Harrisburg, W. Va. They will not I return to Hammond for a few weeks and will then eo to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lederer, 11 Sibley street, and make their home for the winter, , A CHOIR REIIEARSAI The members of the choir of the German Evangelical church will visit this evening In the church rotm for the regular weekly rehearsal. A full attendance of members is desired.

present with them. They will have their semi-annual reunion and desire

that there be a good attendance. An enjoyable social program has been arranged with literary and musical se lections after which the committee will serve dainty refreshments. NOTICE. Mrs. Edith Illllan Clark, pianist and teacher of the Central Conservatory of Chicago, will organise here a branch of the conservatory In high-class piano instruction. Terms moderate. Phone, Hammond 60, or address Central Con servatory, Kimball Hall, Chicago. M.W. RETURNS FROM VACATION. Theodore Moor is expected to re turn home In a day or two from points in Kansas and Nebraska where he has been spending his vacation. He will resume his duties as assistant cashier at the First National bank next Mon day. HERE FOR THE DAY. Mrs. G. Austgen of Dyer is spending the day visiting her Hammond rela tives. Wanted you to know E. F. Johnston, 313 Hammond building. Hammond. Ind., Is district manager for the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance company for Lake, Jasper and Newton counties. m-w-s-tf IS REPORTED ILL. Miss Mae, Hartman is reported to be quite ill and unable to attend her duties at the Lion Store. CHANGE RESIDENCE. Mr. and Mrs. Overton are moving from 25 West State street to 42 State street, where they will make their home in the future. VISITS IN HAMMOND. Mrs. Peter Riplinger of Schererville spent the day visiting friends and shopping in Hammond. RETURNS FROM .MICHIGAN. Miss Margaret Reinholti has written her Hammond friends that she expects to return home from Detroit, Mich., Saturday of this week after spending a pleasant vacation there with friends and relatives. WILL MEET FRIDAY. Announcement was made of a meeting of the W. C T. U. to be held yes terday afternoon, but for the convenience of the members, it was changed to Friday of this week. RETURNS HOME TODAY. Mrs. Joshua Skinner will leave today for her home in Mississippi after spending several month in the north. In Hammond she was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McHle at their home In South Hohman street. Several delightful entertainments were given In her honor, among them an afternoon bridge and dinner party at which Mrs. Lawrence Cox entertained and a 1 o'clock luncheon and bridge party at which Mrs. B. L. P. Bell entertained twelve Hammond ladies yesterday at her home in South Hohman street. LECTURE POSTPONED. The lecture by Dr. AVoodring on the Ol.ent, which was to have been given at the Monroe Street chapel last Tuesday evening, has been postponed on account of the weather, and will be held on Friday next, Sept. 24, at 7:30. His talk is descriptive in a number of European and Asiatic countries and will be very interesting as well as instructive. Everyone is Invited to be present. Notice of Meeting. The next regular meeting of the East Side Improvement association will be held at the Lafayette school building. Thursday evening. Sept. 23, 1909. A full attendance of members is desired. H. F. MILLIES, Secretary. Another Shack Goes. Another of the few remaining shacks that still stand in the business district of Hammond lies been moved from its foundations by its owner, Louis Roth, and will be replaced by a fine brick block that will add greatly to the appearance of the city. The building is now on its way to West Hammond, where it will take care of the rapidly Increasing population in that part of the city. Railway Commission Meets Secretary E. F. Johnston of the Hammond Business Men's association announces that any Hammond citizens who are interested in the effort that Is being mode to secure new depot facilities, should attend the meeting that is to he held in the diretcor's room of the First National bank tomorrow forenoon. The members of the Indiana railroad commission will he present and will meet with the representatives of the various railroads. Bradford Off for Moorsville. .1. M. Bradford left t"day for Moorsville .Marion county, Indiana, where he will spend several weeks at a sanitarium in an effort to recover his health. While Mr. Bradford is not seriously ill. his health has not been the best, and he believes that a course of treatment at this sanitarium will do him a great deal of good. "A Stubborn Cinderella." That quality musical play, "A Stubborn Cinderella," will be seen at the Towle on next Sunday evening. Manager Mort H. Singer announces a special cast headed by Homer B. Mason and the original Princess theater production. Of the numerous successes of the Princess Amustment company, "A Stubborn Cinderella" has been the most sensational. It started Its career !n Chicago. playing all through the torrid heat of summer when every theater excepting the Princess had to close its doors. The past summer this charming play Is duplicating at Boston the phenomenal run at Chicago a year ago. Its prettyplot, startling chorus features, captivating q&st. stamped it last season as the most noteworthy musical show ever produced In this city, and no doubt another capacity audience will again be delighted with "A Stubborn Cinderella." Seat sale opens Sept. 23 at 9 a. m.

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TONIGHT "The Ian From Kalamazoo" THREE NIGHTS STARTING Thursday, September 23rd MATINEE SATURDAY A Clean Burlesque Show for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children THE BIG EMPIRE SHOW Presenting A Night in a Rathskcllar and The Two Pikers A Great Olio, Including Tbe Fontaine Ulster. Ityn and Emerson Re and Ellin. TColan and AVhlte. Tkr Garden City Trio and 20 BEAUTIFUL. CHORUS GIRLS 20 npHERE is grave danger in a watch that does not keep accurate timo. Time is our form of space measure and and if you would be honest with yourself and with others you may have a watch that you can rely upon regardless of the watch we sell to keep perfect x to make good if anyteing gets McGARRY 175 So' Hohman Lt., Hammond LEON A. BEREZNIAK ATTORNEY A. NO COUNSELOR ..AT LAW.. Office, 102 First Rational Bank Buildiaj PHONS 360 Residence, 136 Carrol St. P6ro 4723 Woodhiill Ice Cream Go. is tun itwh 177 umon Manufacturers of Para ce Cream Disbea and poo furnished PHK E for inlca. Social, etc. 2fc ImI lOINTMENTlECZEflA.CUTS BURNS WQRUC STORE