Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 102, Hammond, Lake County, 16 October 1909 — Page 2

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THE TIMES. Saturday, Oct. 16, 1009.

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quests at a very pleasant party next Tuesday evening at her home in Rimbach avenue the young ladies of the Inter Se club. They will meet for embroidery work and cards and anticipate an enjoyable time.

, A W EEK-EXP VISIT. , Miss Ruby Wilson will spend the week end visiting friends and relatives in Crown Point. VISITS RELATIVES. Miss Grace Brooks of Gary stopped in Hammond last evening for a short visit with friends before going to

Crown Point where she wil spend the week end with relatives. HKKK FOR A SHORT VISIT. Henry Newcomer of Lowell Is vlistinic friends in Hammond for a short tlmo. Mr. Newcomer formerly lived in Hammond and has a wide acquaintance of friends. KETIKSS HOME. Miss LiOle Hughes will return to her home in Crown Point this evening after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes of Warren street.

ENTERTAINS t'Ll'B FRIENDS. Mrs. John J. Claussen wil entertain

he young ladles of the N. N. Em

broidery club Tuesday evening at her

home ' In State Line street. A very

pleasant time will be spent with embroidery work and social conversation.

HOLD REGULAR MEETING. The regular meeting of the mem

bers of the Garfield club will take place next Monday evening in the social room of the First Christian church. It is desired that many members attend as

the usual business meeting will be followed by a social hour.

FISHER THE SEASON'S SMART FUR. Everj winter sends some fur to the pinnacle of favor. This year it U flshr, a fur hitherto much liked In England for handsome coat linings, but -little used In this country. Fisher is a rich, very dark brown pelt, which uffa and stoles. This fisher muff hastnakes up Into particularly effective nj the new roundness which distinguishes this season's models.

OVER THE TEA CUPS

A CAM.KD MEETING. AH members of the Dorcas Rebeckah lodffa are requested to meet this evening In the I. O. O. F. hall on State street to make arrangements to attend the funeral of Mr. Jake Hoke which

! arranged a very Interesting program

for the day on Charles Dickens and

his "Tale of Two Cities. It Is desired

; that many members attend. VISITS IJT CEDAR LAKE. ; Miss Feddler and brother, Emll Fed

I dler went to Cedar Lake this morning j to remain over Sunday the guest of

, friends ant relatives.

RETURNS FROM MICHIGAN.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Murray Turner have returned to Hammond from Grand

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will take place Sunday afternoon at 2 short DUsIness vlslt. o'clock. '

A COMMITTEE MEETING. The members of the literature committee of the Hammond Woman's club will meet next Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Virgil S. Reiter in Webb street. Mrs. Renter, who Is chairman of the committee for the day, has

UOlf T VAUDEVUU i J THEATRE

269 State Street HERE MILLER'S TRAINED DOGS

Doors Open at 2:30 p. m. and 7:00 p. m. ADMISSION 10 CTS.

AN OVER-SUNDAY VISIT.

Mrs. Anna MacDonald of Chicago will

spend Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs

John Sherby and family at their home

In Truman avenue. LEAVES FOR MICHIGAN.

Mrs. C. A. Spielman of Logan street

will leave today for Newaygo, Mich., to spend several days visiting friends and

relatives. IIAVE A DAUGHTER. Announcement was received in Ham

mond today of the birth of a little

daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sewall

at their home in Kankakee, 111., las

Sunday. The little lady as been named

Mem a. Mrs. Sewall will be remember

ed in Hammond as Miss Janet Black burn. SPESDS SUNDAY HERE.

Clarence Alsfacar of Chicago will

spend Sunday with Miss Fern VanDer

Weele at her home In Fayette street. VISITORS IN HAMMOND.

Mr. and Mrs. Gui Lau of Chicago and

Mr. Harry Lempster of Hobart are ex

pecsted to spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reisslg at their home In

State street.

MISS HOLM ENTERTAINS. Miss Alice Holm will have as

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If You Are Particular about your shoes you will find this store just as particular about the kind of shoes it sells. We are very care

ful about fitting the feet correctly and giving you the best possible value. We give every customer the best of attention and fit the feet properly. Look at our window display when you are up this way, you will find lots of styles to selsct from. NATIONAL SHOE STORE R. A. BORO 269 E, State Street, 2 doors east of Bijou Theatre

RETURNS FROM BUSINESS TRIP. Otto Klomperer, manager of the Lion

Store . Furniture department, has returned from a business visit to Grand Rapids, Mich.

REH RXS HOME TODAY. Miss Annie M. Blackburn of 824

Plummer avenue will return home to

day after a short visit with Mr. and

Mrs. Alfred Sewall and their Infant

daughter, Merna Sewall of Kankakee

111. Miss Winnie Sewall will return to

Hammond with her for a short visit

with friends.

MISS VAX DER WEELE ENTERTAINS

Miss Fern VanDer Weele very pleas

antly entertained Miss Geraldlne Rlne-

berger and Messrs. James Champlain

and Frank Hill of Whiting at her home

in Fayette street last evening.

RETURNS TO COLLEGE. Will Whitaker expects to leave to

day to resume his studies at Hanover

college after spending the past week

in Hammond the guest of his parents,

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Whitaker of State

street. He came homo to attend the

funeral of his grandmother. Mrs. Nancy

Whitaker.

A WEEK-END VISIT.

Mr. and Mrs. James Luddington of

Valparaiso will spend the week end

visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Flan

nigan at their bame In North Hohman

street. AN OVER-SUNDAY VISIT.

Miss Maud Scriver of Chicago is ex

pected to spend Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Shepherd at her home In May

street.

Is the regular study meeting of the committee ladles and Mrs. W. H. Gostlin ie in charge of the. program. The afternoon's study will be the Yellowstone National Park and the afternon promises to be a very delightful one as the ladles who are oa the program have spent a week at the park. The following is the program: Piano Solo Mrs. P. J. Lyons. Papper: "The History of the Yellowstone National Park, its Alnmals, Fish and Birds." Mrs. O. A. Krinbill. Papper: "Forests and Flowers' Mrs. C W. Campbell. A general impression of a camping trip through the park, also descriptions of the geyers, pain pots, terraces, manmoth Hot Springs, Obsidean cliff and

Yellowstone lake Mrs. J. K. Stlnson.. The description of Old Faithful Inn, Old Faithful, Giant and Castle geysers, the Punch Bowl, Morning Glory spring, oblong crates, together with interesting events of the trip. Mrs. C. G. King-will.

Vocal Solo Mrs. B. W. Chidlaw. Paper: Description of Yellowstone river, the upper and lower falls and the coloring beauty of the canyon. A GUILD MEETING. The young ladles of St. Agnes guild of St. Paul s Episcopal church will be entertained by the Misses Hflen and Marjorle Robst at their home in Condlt street next Monday evening. A very pleasant social evening will be spent and It Is desired that many of the members attend.

A COMMITTEE MEETING. The members of the children's com

mittee of the Hammond Woman's club will hold a short meeting at the close of the regular club session this after

noon In the auditorium of the First Presbyterian church. Arrangements will be completed for the next public

meeting of the club when they will be

In charge of the program.

Murin of Pittsburg. Mesdames J. E. Sharp, John Wolf, Lowry, Burk. McAnally. Woodruff, F. W. Kimball, W. H. Binder, A. S. Stanton and G. Ender. HOLD REGULAR MEETING. The members of the W. T. C U. met yesterday afternoon In the parlors of the First Christian church for the regular weekly meeting. The usual number of members were In attendance and aft

er the routine Dullness naa neen disposed of a ehort program was rendered. Several vocal and instrumental solos were given and there were a few temperance readings on the program which were very much enjoyed. Arrangements were made to hold the next meeting in the Monroe street Methodist

hapel and a full attendance of mem

bers Is desired. The society continues

to grow and the members are planning

great deal of charity work lor the

oming weeks. A few days ago several

ladies of the society visited the hospital

nd distributed flowers among the harlty patients.

A SURPRISE PARTY. A very enjoyable party was given

s a surprise to Henry Prohl last even-

ng at his home in Michigan avenue.

The affair was given to celebrate his

birthday anniversary, and he received

everal very pretty gifts in remem-

rance of the day. An enjoyable social

imp was spent with games and music.

fter which a dainty course luncheon

was served. The guests departed at a

ate hour extending him their congrat

ulations and best wishes for many more pleasant birthdays. The following were

guests: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kuhlman, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gruenwald and son Frank, Mr. and Mrs. William Prohl and daughter Vera and son William.

Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Prohl, Mrs. Anna

Prohl, Messrs. Paul RStter, Andrew

Maulch, Fred Kuhlman and John

Prohl.

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HOFFMAN & BOHLING

FOR MEN

H. $: B. HATS 32

263 E. State St., Hammond Bijoa Theatre Bld.

HERE FOR THE DAY.

Miss Ilia Hughes of Crown Point Is

sDendlne the day with Mr. and Mrs.

John Hughes at their home In War

ren street. Miss Hughes is on her way home from Ross, where she teaches

during the week. HERE FOR WEEK-END VISIT.

Miss Ina Merrill of Hamilton Park,

Chicago, is expected this afternoon to

SDend a few days with Miss Julia

Wall at her home in Michigan avenue,

and Miss Beatrice Hansen of Rlmbach avenue. VISITS IN EVANSTON. Miss Myrtle Spauldfng has gone to Evanston, 111., to spend Saturday and Sunday with friends and relatives. VISITS IN WOODLAWX. Miss Jackson of Lincoln avenue Is spending a pleasAnt few days visiting

friends and relatives In Woodlawn. NOTICE. Is hereby given to the congregation of the Pine Street Presbyterian church.

Hammond, Indiana, of a meeting for

an election of said church, to be held In the church on Pine street Oct. 21, 1909, 7:S0 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of electing trustees to fill vacancies in the board, and of transacting any other business that may properly come before the meeting. By order of the board of trustees In session Oct. 5'. 1909. CHAS. E. BREWBAICER, Secretary. A WEEK-END VISIT. Miss Mary Roche will spend Sunday visiting friends and relatives In Chicago.

A SOCIAL MEETING.

The members of the Boys' club met last evening at the home of Harold

Miller In Truman avenue and spent a very pleasant time. Games were

the feature of the evening, after which dainty refreshments were served. The members present were: Clayton Lavene, Carl and Peter Broms, Wllfeld

and Arthur Wolters, Arthur Drelschief

and Harold Miller. VISITS IN HAMMOND.

Mrs. Ward Mack of South Bend is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Reiter and Mrs. Frances WIngsley at their

home in Webb street. A BUSINESS MEETING.

The annual business meeting of the members of the Hammond Woman's

club will take place this afternoon in the auditorium of the First Presbyter

ian church. A full attendance of mem bers was desired.

A COMMITTEE MEETING. A very interesting meeting of the members of the history committee of the Hammond Woman's club will take place Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry -Burk in Carroll street. It

HERE ON A VISIT.

Miss Alma Provlnes of Chicago Is the

guest of Miss Hattie Hollcraft at her

home In Truman avenue for a few days.

HERE FOR THE DAY.

Miss Carrie Seaberger of Tolleston

s in Hammond visiting today, but she

will leave this evening for her home in Crown Point to spend Sunday with

relatives.

SPENDS SUNDAY HERE. Chester Eastwood and Wiliam Har

ves of Chicago will be guests at the home of Miss Hattie Ilolcraft in Tru

man avenue, Sunday.

ATTEND CONCERT.

Mr. and Mrs. Jamerson and Miss

Edith Goodman will hear Madame Schumann Helnk In concert at Orchestra

hall In Chicago tomorrow afternoon.

A DELIGHTFUL PARTY.

The members of the N. P. Whist club

and a few Invited friends met las

evening for a very delightful party

at which Mrs. Frances Kingsley enter

tained at her home in Webb street street. The evening was devoted to cards and the guests played brldg

whist at small tables In the parlors.

At the close of the evening the hostess

served a prettily arranged course

luncheon. The next party will be

given in two weeks and Mr. and Mrs,

O. A. Krinbill will entertain at thei

home in Rlmbach avenue. Mrs. Kings ley had as her invited guests, not mem bers of the club, Mrs. Ward Mack o South Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Crum

packer. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Conkey and Miss Irene Mott. The following are members: Messrs. and Mesdames

T. W. Oberlln. H. E. Sharrer. W. G

Paxton, A. Murray Turner, G. H. Aus

tin. W. F. Bridge, V. S. Reiter, O. A

Krinbill. P. W. Hudson, Mrs. Henry

Blcknell and Mrs. Frances Kingsley

IS REPORTED ILL.

Mr. P. J. Golden still remains very

ill at his home in East State street

which his many Hammond friends will

be sorry to learn.

ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY.

Miss Florence Solomon Informall

entertained a few of her friends at a

oyster stew last evening at her horn

in South Hohman street. A very pleas

ant social time was enjoyed until

o'clock when the guests were Invited

into the dlnlncr room where the re

freshments were served. The decora

tions were in red and white. The only

guests were Miss Hattie Hollcraft an

Messrs. George Kelser and i"ran

Baker.

VISITORS IN CHICAGO.

Misses Stella Pawloska and Rose

Modiesta. soent yesterday visiting !

Chicago.

ENTERTAINS FRIENDS. Miss Frances Kedrowski will pleas

antly entertain Miss Cecelia McGarry

Of Vhiting and Messrs. Stanley Sekul

ski and Theodore Benna of Chicago at

her home In West Hammond tomorrow

afternoon and evening.

HO GAMEOnSATIIRDAY

Hammond High School Foot

Ball Team Wants OnlyBig Game.

HICKMAN BESSEY COMPANY

In "A HUMAN SUAVE" PRICES: lOc, 20c and 30c

MATINEE TODAY "ALICE IN WONDERLAND."

All seats l(k

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17th

MATINEE and NIGHT.

Jos. M. Gaites presents M. COHAN'S

MUSICAL WINNER

20 BIG SONG HITS 20

70 PEOPLE 70

The famous Cohan's American Beauty Dancing Chorus.

MUSIC LAUGHTER GIRLS. 34 Weeks in New York 22 Weeks in Chicago MATINEE PRICES 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c. NIGHT PRICES 25c, 50c, 75c and 1.00.

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SAM S. & LEE SHUBERT, Offer Clyde Fitch's Best Comedy

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The Hammond high school football

team will not play a game next Saturday. This is due to the fact that the

school Is only allowed to play six games

a season, according to the agreement

with the northern Indiana high schools,

and does not want to waste any of Its

games on unimportant contests.

The high school had a chance to play Rockford, 111., but it was not thought

advisable to take ca the game. The

next game of the season will be on the 13th of this month when the locals will

play the team representing the South

Bend high school. The boys are getting In some good practice in the meantime and hope to put up a good front against the strong team from South Bend.

THERE ARE SOME "CASH-VALCE. FACTS" IN TODAY'S TIMES' ADS.

COX & 1EE We have opened our new Bowling Alleys

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AID SOCIETY TO MEET.

The members of the Jewish Iadie

Aid society will be entertained by Mr

Harry Evans at her home In Sout

Hohman street next Wednesday after

noon. Business will be disposed

during the early part of the meetin

and the remainder of the afternoon will be spent in a pleasant socTat way. A good attendance is desired. CitESTS OVER SUNDAY. Mr. and Mrs. Brenner of Whiting will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hickey at their home in Truman avenue, Sunday.

AN OYER SUNDAY VISIT. Miss Maud Foley of Kalze. 111., will spend the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Foley, at their home in Sohl street.

HOLD REGULAR MEETING. The members of Hammond Hive No. 2, 1 O. T. M., met last evening in the K. of P. hall for the regular meeting. The routine of business was disposed of and plans were made for the next meeting, which will occur In two weeks, when their will be a candidate Initiated. Refreshments will be served at the close of the meeting. The usual number of members were present last evening, and they met informally for conversation at the close of the session.

Mrs. R. A. Hickey is entertaining a

company of friends at a thimble party

this afternoon at her home in Truman avenue, in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Munn, who is visiting here from Pltsburg. Pa. A very enjoyable time will be spent In conversation and embroidery work, after which a daintily ar

ranged course luncheon will be server. Mrs. Hickey"s guests will be: Mrs.

BILLIARD AND POOL Absolutely the finest amusement resort in this part of the state. Two entire floors of pleasure and entertainment. Come in and see us. Great sport. You are all invited. COX & MEE 142 So. Hohman Street HAMMOND. IND.

First class Company and Production, 14 Months at Dalys Theatre, N. Y.,

Seats now on Sale. PRICES 25c; 50c; 75c and 1.00. A Few Choice Seats at $1.50.

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20th. The Gay Morning Glories A real Burlesque Show.

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3 Nights. Starting THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14 SATURDAY MATINEE

Colonial Amusement Conine; presents GEO, M COHAN'S MUSICAL HIT "Little Johnny Jones" A Singing IJanrlng and Acting Company f 70 People. A Cast of Brilliant Excellence. The Prettiest and Liveliest and Best Drilled Chorus on arth. It la thr Most StnpenAona of All 34 Weeks in New York: 22 Weeks in Chicago. Music Lane htrrCiirls.

0c. 17, 18,19 and 20

AL. H. WOOD

Presents the Massive Metropoli

tan Melodrama

roadway After Dark"

Larger and

Better Than Ever

PRICES: Wert Nights. 15c 25c. S5c, 50c ank 75c. Sunday Nidlt. 25c. 35:. 53; Mi 75: Wednesday and Saturday M3tinees. lOc, 15c, 25c ani 35c

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upon regardless of the prite. We guarantee every watch we sell to keep perfect time and we are right here to make good if anyteing gets wrong with it JIVO. E. McGARRY

formerly Ess tar & McGarry

175 So. Hohmaa St., Hammoal

LEON A. BEREZHIAK LAWYER OFFICE, 102 FIRST NITIOML EANX BUILDING Phone 60 RESIDENCE, 135 Cirrol St Hm 4723

GERTRUDE F. COOPER Teacher of Piano Studio, A Mason St. HAMMOND - INDIANA Phone 4323

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