Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 86, Hammond, Lake County, 28 September 1909 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Tuesday, Sept. 28, 1909.

THE LATEST' IN FASHIONS

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By Christmas, prophesy the dressmakers, we shall all be wearing over-

skirts of..sQ.me6of ' or other; but these

nat, not increasing the slenderness of the silhouette at all. Many of the new overskirts button down one side of the front like this one, a row of buttons

sei ai ine; opposite siae 01 xne SKiri giving an odd balanced effect. This is a bridge frock -eft purplish blue bengaline silk and another new feature is the deeply point'etJ. girdle of embroidered lace which opens in bolero fashion over

the skift. , - OVER THE

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GRAXD BALL PLANNED. The. members of the V & I club make the announcement that they will give their first grand ball Thursday evening-, Oct. 7, at Wels' hall. They have provided very goad, fnuslcand the floor wlll be In excellent, shape, it having been "feilWated' for' this occasion: "There will be only short ' intermissions between eich ' dance ' and a splendid time Is. assured- for 'all who attend. The dancing public of" Hammond- is iordlal,ly 'invited to Be present. Ladies will be admlttedrea. '' " A SHORT VISIT. Mrs. Charles Thiele was the guest of friends'ln St. John over Sunday. ?;tjA TJEK-ED VISIT. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McPadden were the-g-usats of their relatives In Lowell over Sunday. jrpjtE FROM IOWA. Mr.-' ahS Mrs. Harry Ingersoll and Miss Eugenia Wehrle of Burlington, la., are the- guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jackson at their home, 250 Webster avenue. They .expect to remain hare 'for a w-eekts-. visit. MISS - SMITIi-JEiTERTAISS. Miss Lillian Smith, wll, have as her guests this evening at her home in Truman -avenge, 'th: m4?l'bVji 0f the Phllathea EmBroidery 'ehib: ' it Is the reg Cream

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if '1 i aiii-m ..ai'J BUTTON IX FRONT. oversklrt effects are still kept very ular weekly meeting and business of Importance will be transacted " so that a large .attendance of members is de sired. A plt-asant social time will also be enjoyed. HAS NEW POSITION. s Miss , Miv!iie Twraer , hasl, secured a new position 'In the agents department of the C., S. R. R. at the .Gibf "son office and, began her. duties ther today. Miss Turner was formerly book keeper at the Hammond laily News office. RETURNS FROM VISIT. :, ; Mrs. Lloyd Parsons of South Hohman street has returned home, from pleasant few days' visit with relatives in Claypool. Ind. RETURNS HOME. Miss Edna Randolph has returned to her home in Dolton, HI., after an over Sunday visit with Miss Mae Campbell of West Sibley street. RETURNS TO HAMMOND. Miss May me Reiser returned to Ham mond yesterday morning from a pleasant over Sunday visit with relatives in Crown Point. A SOCIAL MEETING. The members of the Martha and De borah Aid Societies of the First Chris tian church will hold their regula H AVE you an old watch on hand that is out of kelter? Bring It here and if it is not a complete wreck we'll make a reliable time piece of it again. Expert repairing of all makes of watches and jewelry, fix up your old ornaments to look as good as ever or change them Into more modern shapes and uses. We do all work promptly and thoroughly and charge moderately for It. St., 1889 HAMMOND, IND,

CONCLUDES VISIT HERE. Miss Emma AInsworth has returned

to, her home in Crown Point after a short visit with her sister, Mrs. George Kramer of Russell street. - HERB OVER SUNDAY. Messrs. D. Spellrnan and TT. N. Brown of Chicago spent Siinday wltH Mf.'arul Mrs.G. E. Jackson at their home, 250 Webster avenue. RETURNS TO CHICAGO. .Mr.. arid. Mrs. Ira Post and .baby of Chicago 'have returned home aftar a week-end visit' with "Mr. and t Mrs. George Post of Rimbach avenue. RETURNS WEDNESDAY. , Mr. J.C Jackson is expected to return . to Hammond tomorrow from "a vacation trip to South Dakota and Iowa. Mrs. Jackson and children will remain for a more extended visit. A DANCING CLASS. The regular Tuesday evening dancing class will be held this evening in Long's hall on State street. The usual large attendance is expected and many couples from East Chicago will attend. N. N. CLUB PARTY. The young ladles of the N. N. Em broidery club will meet at the home of Miss Augusta Klein in Conkey avenue this evening for the regular weekly meeting. A very pleasant so rial time will be spent with embroidery work and social conversation. A FEW DAYS VISIT. Mrs. Gus Muenicii of South Hohman street Is spending a few days in Terre Haute. Ind. She accompanied her daughter. Miss Lyda Muenich. who left vesterdav to enter the State Normal school. MRS. YOUNG A HOSTESS. Mrs. H. O. Young will be hostess to the members of the Fleurdelis club Thursday afternoon at her home in Douglas street. It is the regular club party and a very enjoyable social time will be sDent playing cards. Pedro will be the feature of the afternoon, monthlv social meeting Thursday aft ernoon of this week at the home of Mrs. Wilson Dibblee, 628 Indiana ave nue. An enjoyame program v.m rendered during the afternoon and refreshments will be served. A full attendance of members is desired at "the .. J 1 1 V. meeting. VISITS HAMMOND RELATIVES. Miss Cora Kaluf of Highlands spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kaluf and family at their home in Ogaen street. RETURNS HOME. Miss Grace Brooks stopped in Hammond for a short visit on her return to Gary from Crown Point where she spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives. NOTICE. All members of Moltke lodge are requested to be present at -the Odd Fellows hall at 12 o'clock Wednesday sharp. The funeral of Henry Otto will take place at 1 o'clock at the residence. - VOBLE GRAND R. SMITH. 4 ?! T.KAVES FOR COLLEGE..- Y ; r'lfsSTRuth Soh'l of 'Mason'streefwlll leave tomorrow for Chicago to resume her studies at the University of Chicago after spending the summer vaca tion with her mother, Mrs. Cynthia Sohl. Miss Sohl is taking the kinder garten course at the university. RETURN'S HOME. Maro-aret Hastings of West State street returned home last evening from a few days' visit with friends in Detroit, Mich. VISITS IN LAPORTE. Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson are spending a few days visiting in LaPorte. ENTERTAINS CLUB FAIENDS. Miss Ellen Clark will entertain the young ladies of the Inter Se club this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George A. A. Mason in Rimbach avenue. It is the first social meeting after the summer vacation and a very enjoyable time is anticipated. IS REPORTED ILL. Miss Etta Gastel is reported to be quite 111 at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gastel, 146 Williams street. Her many friends hope that she will soon recover. IS REPORTED ILL. Mr. O. W. Harding, formerly of Hammond, but now of Highlands, is reported to be quite 111 and confined to his home. MRS. WALTZ ENTERTAINS. Mrs. Waltz will entertain the members of Sewing Circle No. 1, of St. Margaret's hospital, Thursday at her home In East State street. It will be the regular meeting and the usual at tendance of ladles is expected. Cards will be the feature of entertainment for the afternoon and a very pleas ant time is anticipated. HERE ON BUSINESS. Among the out-of-town business men in Hammond today are August and John Jarnecke of Saxony and Attorney Frank Gavit of Whiting. A CLUB PARTY. Mrs. Charles Miller will have the ladies of the Fern Leaf Linen club as her guests next Thursday afternoon at her home in South Hohman street. A very pleasant social time will be spent playing cards and several games of pedro will be played. VISITS WITH FRIENDS. Miss Ida Winer of Crown Point visited with Miss Marie Hansen of Rimbach avenue today on her way to Indiana Harbor where she will spend a few days with relatives. A LARGE CHURCH WEDDING. A very pretty wedding was solemnized this morning at St. Andrew's Catholic church in West Hammond when Miss Mary Lewandowskl and Mr. Frank Szewka were united in marriage. The hour for the ceremony was nine o'clock and as the briaal procession entered the church, a very pretty program of music was rendered. They came do-n the long central aisle of the church to the altar where the ceremony of the church was read.

The Rev. Father No'wakowskt officiated,

using the pretty ring ceremony. The bride wore avery elaborate , gown jpf baby blue ribbon and valencennes lace. The dress had trimmings of heavy Im ported lace. She wore a long tulle veil caught to her hair with a wreath of flower. She carried an arm bou quet of bride's roses and' lllieS-of-the-yalley." Miss Lillian Lewandowskl. who served her as maid of honor," wore a similar gown of ribbon .and J ace. Her flowers -were white roses. The groom was attended by his brother, Tony Szewka. At the close of the church ceremony" the relatives and a few in timated friends went to the home of the bride's parents where a reception was given in honor of the newly married couple. A wedding breakfast was served at 12 o'clock and the remainder of the day was spent in a pleasant social way. Mr. and Mrs. Szewka .did not leave on a wedding trip, but will go immediately to their home, which has bee nnicely furnished. They re ceived many valuable gifts from their friends. They are both well known In West Hammond circles and will receive the congratulations and best wishes of many friends on the an nouncement of their marriage. A BUSINESS TRIP. J. W. Reed and Leland Reed were in Crown Point yesterday on a day's business visit. ACME CLUB TO MEET. The ladles of the Acme Social club will spend a pleasant afternoon Thurs day at the home of Mrs. C. B. Miller in Clinton street. It is expected that all the members will attend and spend an enjoyable social time playing cards. Pedro will be the feature of the after noon. A GUILD MEEING. The members of the Ladles' Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock In the guild room of the church in Rimbach. It is the first meeting after the long summer vacation and it Is desired that there be a large at tendance at the meeting. There will be business to be disposed of. VISITS RELATIVES. Mrs. Herbert Jones and daughter, Beatrice, of Crown Point came to Ham mond today to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jen kins at their home in the north side. LEAVE FOR KANSAS. Miss Genie Klelnfelter of Crown Point passed through Hammond today on her way to Kansas where she will make her home with her parents and engage in teaching in the publio schools there. Miss Klelnfelter was graduate of the Crown Point high school In the class of 1909 and spen the summer at the Valparaiso normal school. A COMMITTEE MEETING. The members of the literature com mittee of the Hammond Woman's club are meeting this afternoon at 2:3 o'clock at the home of the chairman Mrs. E. P. Demlng In Carroll street It is the first meeting of the commit tee ladles after the long summer va cation and It was expected that the entire afternoon will be . spent so dally. Mesdames Demlng, Kline and Sawyer are ir charge of the. meeting SPENDS HE DA V- HERE. Mrs. W.. A. Jordon of Lowell, for merly of Hammond, spent yesterda visiting her friends here. A RAFFLE AND DANCE. The members of Progressive Cour No. 16, Tribe of Ben Hur, are bus with preparations for the raffle an dance which they will give, Thursday evening, Sept. 30, in Long's hall o State street. A very pleasant social time Is being arranged and the pub lie Is cordially Invited to attend. There will be dancing during the entire even Ing. RETURNS RFOM THE EAST. Mrs. A. Murray Turner and little so returned to Hammond today from Greenville, Pa., where they have bee spending the past few weeks, visiting friends and relatives. AID SOCIETY TO MEET. The members of the Ladies Aid so cietv of the First Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday afternoon of thi week in the parlors of the church. Mr Joseph Thompson and Mrs. Harry Smith will be hostesses for the afternoon an will serve refreshments during the so clal hour. A large attendance of mem bers is desired. RETURNS FROM MICHIGAN. Mrs. Joseph Dorsey and Mrs. Ma garet Hastings, both of West Stat street, returned home this mornin from Detroit. Mich., where they wen last Friday and spent a delightful fe days' with relatives of Mrs. Dorsey. RETURNS FROM EUROPE. Mr. and Mrs. M. Rothschild are e pected to return home this evenln from their European trip. They hav been absent from Hammond for thr months, and spent a very delightful summer in Germany, France and Swlt erland. The greater part of the time o this visit was spent In Germany Frankfurt-am-Rhlne. Mr. and Mr Rothschild have made several visits Europe. NOTICE. Mrs. Edith Lillian Clark, pianist an teacher of the Central Conservatory of Chicago, will organize here a branch the conservatory in high-class pia Instructions. Terms moderate. Phon Hammond 60, or address Central Co servatory Kimball hall, Chicago. Write for catalog. M. F. A SURPRISE PARTY. A very delightful party was given as a surprise to Mrs. Heins last evening at her home, 886 Grover street. The party was given to celebrate her fortyeighth birthday anniversary, and she received many pretty gifts from her friends in remembrance of the day. A verys prettily arranged course dinner was served at 6 o'clock. The guests were seated at three long tables. The decorations at the tables were carnations and ferns, and a very pretty color scheme was carried out In the dining room. The evening was spent In social conversation. music and dancing. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. H. Flck, Mr. and Mrs. J. Pick, Mrs. Grif-

fin. and Misses Emily , and -Viola and Masters Harold and Edwin Flck. all of

Chicago. The Hammond guests were Messrs. and Mesdames E. Lens, E. Andrew, Bush. Matke, Gigard. C. Heins, Mesdames J. Schneider, F. Frank, Follmar, Brinham, Brinhammer Grlmberg, Pfaffenbach, Van Borstel, Ringenberg, Messrs. . VZ, Moore, .H- Gehrke,- W. Rabbenhorst, Charles Storm. John Heins, Louis Heins and the following; young people:. 4 Metav Schalow, Sophia Grim-berg,-Joa Gignard, Will Bush, Eddie Schalow and George Grimberg. HAS NEWi POSITION. A. O. Bower., of Crown Point came to Hammond . to accept, a position' as floorwalker at. the Lion store. He began is duties there yesterday. HERE ON A VISIT. Mrs." Walker of St. Joseph, . Mo... Is he guest of Mrs. H. E. Sharrer and Mrs. Charles Albert ' Smith at their homes In Hammond for a few days. A PLEASANT MEETING. A very delightful meeting of the members of the Embroidery club took place yesterday afternoon and Mrs. G. H. Austin entertained at her home In Carroll street. It was the regular .weekly club party, and several of the members were present. Mrs. Austin lso had a few Invited friends as guests for the afternoon. A very pleasant time was spent with embroidery and social conversation until late in the afternoon he hostess served a dainty course luncheon. The arrangements for the next meeting were not completed yes terday. The invited guests were Mrs. Walker of St. Joseph, Mo., Mrs. O. A, Krinbill and Mrs. Robert Gillls. The members present were: Mesdames Charles Albert Smith. Victor Dyer, David Emery. I. E. Dickinson, H. E. Sharrer, Ralph Pierce and Miss Alice Holm. MRS. YARCK A HOSTESS. Mrs. John Yarck of Douglas avenue will entertain the members of the La dies' Aid society of the German Luther an church of Orland, 111., tomorrow at her home. The guests are expected to arrive in Hammond early in the day and will be served with a prettily ar ranged dinner at 12 o'clock, and after pleasant social afternoon another luncheon will be served. Abou twenty ladies will be guests, and a very enjoy able day is anticipated. A BUSINESS MEETING. The members of the third division of the Ladies' Aid society of the First Methodist church met last evening at the home of Mrs. A. S. Hunt, in Oakley avenue, for a business meeting. Ar rangements were completed for the chicken pie supper, to be given in the church, next Tuesday evening. Oct. 5th. The public Is invited to attend. AN AFTERNOON PARTY. Mrs. E. F. Johnston has invitations out for an afternoon party, to be giv en Thursdlay afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at her home In South Hohman street, Her guests will be the members of the Magazine club and a few invited friends. . A MISSIONARY MEETING. The members of the Woman's For eign Missionary society of ...the , Firs Methodist church are meeting this aft ernoon, at the home of Mrs. Gllson, in South. Hohman street. It Is the regu lar monthly meeting and business of importance will be transacted before the openin gof the program. A CO.M MITTEE MEETING. . . . . . . . . An impunani meeting or tiie mem bers of the civic improvement commit tee ot the Hammond Woman's club will take place this evening In the Rim bach building. The meeting is called for 7:30 o'clock, and It is desired that all the members meet promptly. Busl ness of Importance In regard to th program for the next public meeting o the club, which will occur next Satur day at the First Presbyterian church will be transacted. The members of"?fc committee are arranging a very inter estlng program, and a large attendance is desired at the meeting. TAKE PART IN PARADE. Quite a number of Hammond citl zens participated in the temperance parade which took place in Chicagro last Saturday. Others went to the city to watch the procession and all report the event a worthy demonstration bearing tfstimony to the progress of the cause in whose name it was con ducted. . The procession was made up of 25.000 white ribboners who marched down State street singing songs of victory and carrying banners bearing appropriate inscriptions and mottoes. Eac hof the several divisions was headed by its own band. Among those who marihed in the parade were the following from Hammond: Messrs, and Mesdames William Mason. R. Thompson, P. George. E. Wright H. Fryer and Furner; Mesdames H. E. Harris Ghelraa, IT. E. Granger, president of the local W. C. T. V.; Miss Ripley, Messrs. Rev. II. Thompson pastor of the Xazarene church: I.. Wright. IT. Merrill. W. Yoder, Tollard and Master E. Granger. PLEASANT SI RPRISE PARTY. A very pleasant surprise party was liven Saturday evening in honor of Mr. Casper Camp at his home T5 Oakley avenue, it being Mr. Camp's fortieth birthday anniversary. He received an elegant initial ring in remembrance of the day. At 11 o'clock a very elaborate supper was served and very enjoyable time was spent. Mrs. Tenola played some very pretty piano selections. About fifty guests were present. HOFFMAN & BOKLING "Milliners for Men" $2HATS$2 Bijou Theatre BldgM Hammond GERTRUDE F. COOPER Teacher of Piano Studio, 4 Mason St. HAJVIMOIVD - INDIANA Phone 4323

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THREE DAYS, STARTING THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 Rerlned Burlesque, Presented by HARRY MONTAGUE'S "Fashion Plates?' In their latest and most successful Musical Comedy , "MY UNCLE" Harry Chapman, Musical Director. ALU STAR OLIO Inclndine the Celebrated Dancing: De Maths and EUa Leslie, the Little Girl with the Bis; Voice. THERE 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: IJOIT T VAUDEVILLE I THEATRE 1 2E9 Slate Slnil DGORS OPEH 2:30 P. M. AND 7:00 P. M. ADMISSION 10 GTS. . J LEON A. BEREZNfAK ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR ..AT LAW.. Office, 192 First Rational Bank Ruiidiog PHON3 360 Residence, 13B Carroll St. Pfccse 4723

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