Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 109, Hammond, Lake County, 25 October 1909 — Page 2

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A LITTLE "SAlLOrt"

Very girlish and charming: ia thia pretty little costume of rose colored moire silk. The frock was designed by the Callots, who have Incorporated

their grace of drapery and distinction of '. broad collar and flowing black taffeta silk border trimming is a

modes. The bodice of this sailor frock is cut without shoulder or arm seam the sleeve being shaped by a four-rornered gusset set in under the arm.

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RETURNS FROM VISIT. Mrs. F. M. Elliott of Rimbach avenue has returned home from Urbana, 111., where she has been on a week's visit with friends and relatives. Ut'SIKSS VISITORS HERE. Among the out-of-town business men in Hammond today are: Attorney Abe Ottenheimer of East Chicago, who Is here' on professional business, Fred Gastel of Indiana Harbor and L. W. Wartena of East Chicago. RETTRSS FROM RirSIXESS TRIP. Attorney John M. Stlnson has returned to Hammond from Leroy, 111., where he has been on a few days' business visit. SPENDS SIJIDAY HERE. William Leisenfelt of Forest Park, 111., spent Sunday visiting friends and relatives in Hammond. IS REPORTED ILL. Mrs. Mars, who is employed as a saleslady at Ruhstadt's department tore, is reported to be quite ill. 5IOVK FROM HAMMOND. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Goldsmith left Hamaiond today for Chicago Heights, 111., where they will make their home in the. future. The young couple have many friends here who regret to see them leave. A CtlU PART V. Mrs. William Harvey Gostlin is pleasantly entertaining the members of the Embroidery club thia afternoon at her home in South Hohman street. It is the regular meeting day of the club members and they will spend an enjoyable time with their embroidery work and social conversation. IIOI.O REGI I-AR MEETING. The regular meeting of the members $f the Ladies of the Knights of Columbus will be held Wednesday afternoon in the K. Of C- hall. The usual attendance of members is desired and a pleasant time will be spent with cards. HERE ON A VISIT. Paul Wells of Kouts. Ittd.. is .visitins at the home of Mr. and Mrs. RayH Wells and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sprague of Hammond for a few days. C HANGE OF MEETING. The ladles of the Columbia club will meet at the home of John E. Fitzgerald of Carroll street . Wednesday afternoon instead of Thursday, which

is the regular mee.tins; day. A pleas- . 0f Mason street, ant social meeting ia anticipated and i . progressive -uohre will be the after-; ENJOYABLE MEETING, noon's Entertainment. i The Misses Emily and Bertha Ebert j will pleasantly entertain tile young A PLEASANT PHTY. j ladies of the N. X. Embroidery club A number of friends were very Tuesday evening at their home in pleasant 'v entertained at the home of South Hohman street. A very p!asWiliiam Leimbach in Gostiin street j,nt social time will be spent with emSaturday evening. The gnoses were j broidery and ail the member? expect entertained with games and music ' to attend.

until a late hour when a dainty two

course luncheon was served. A large MEETING IS POSTPONED. number were present and all reported There will be no meeting of the a splendid time. Those present were: , young ladies of the Inter Se club Gertrude Koehneman. Alma Meyer, ! Tuesday evening and the regular parHulda Schreiber, Anna Doehring. Kred ty will not take place until Tuesday Yalser. Grace Klrckheimer. Harold evening of next week and Miss Mary

JOHN STAMM, Instructor in Dancing Classes Tuesday and Friday Evenings at Eight o'Clcck. RECEPTION at 9 OLOCK At Long's Hall, 247 East State Street, Hammond, Indiana. DeBraie's Music is Furnished at all of the Dances. Your Patronage of the Classes is Solicited and you are Cordially Invited to Attend the Receptions.

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FROCK BY C ALLOT. line Into a bona fide sailor dress tie being cleverly suggested. The salient style feature of this year's Hupp, John Heines, Frieda Klee, Chas Sturn, Gus Moritz, Fred Grimberg, Henry Leimbach, Charles Schroeder Martha Schroeder, Minnie Gubler, Geo Leimbach, George Stelson and Mr. and Mrs. William Schultz. RETIRXS HOME. Mrs. Charles Whltestein returned to her home in Michigan City today after a pleasant few days visit In Hammond. VISITS HERE. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kunert of Tolleston spent Sunday visiting friends and relatives in Hammond. 1 : X TETRT A INED IN HAMMOND. Miss Celia McGarry and Gertrude Petzold of Whiting were entertained by Miss Frances Kedrowski at her home in West Hammond yesterday. HEAR "GYPSY" SMITH. Mr. and Mrs. William Mallett heard "Gypsy" Smith in Chicago yesterday afternoon. AVILL MEET TVESDAY. The young ladles of the Philathea Embroidery club will meet at the home of Miss Muriel Eastwood in Indiana avenue Tuesday evening. A very pleasant social time will be spent in the usual way or xne ciuo and it Is expected that many members will be present. ATTENDS THE THEATER. Mrs. Caroline Dibos and daughter. Amelia of Fayette street, have been spending the past few days with relatives in Chicago. During their visit there they saw "The Goddess of Liberty" at the Princess theater. SPENDS THE DAY HERE. Mrs. Charles Bothwell of Crown Point is spending the day visiting friends in Hammond. REMOVED HOME. Mr. D. M. Sears, who has been very ill at St. Margaret's hospital for the past month has sufficiently recovered to be removed to his home in May street today. His many friends hope ne w: now. !1 continue to Improve rapidly RETURNS TO CHICAGO. Miss Ruth Sohl returned to Chicago today to resume hf-v studies at the university after spending the past week end with her mother, Mrs. Cynthia Sohl

Ibach will be the hostess. Arrangements will be completed at this meet-

jing for a theater party to be givn

in the near future. IS REPORTED ILI. Mrs. Margaret Hastings is reported to be all with a slight attack ei jbgrippe at her home In West State street. - NOTICE. John Stamm announces that from now on ne wm nave uancing ecnooi every Friday evening, as well as on Tuesday. All are invited to attend. Dancing begins at 8:30 o'clock. 23-6t MRS. BI Rlv IS HOSTESS. Mrs. A. J. Burk will pleasantly enter tain the ladles of the Oak Leal Em broidery club at her home in Truman avenue Wednesday afternoon. The usual pleasant program of the club will be enjoyed and embroidery work will be the principal feature of enter tainment. ATTEND THE THEATER. Misses Theresa Dorsey and Pearl Barget saw "Madame X at the Chicago opera house aturday evening. SPECIAL MEETING. Special meetings have been arranged for the Monroe Street chepel beginning with last evening. Services will be held each night for at least ten days. The people of South Hammond are cordially invited to attend and assist. Good music by a choir may be expected. VISIT IX WHITING. Miss Fern Vanderweele and Miss Geraldine Re1nbergr wpr entertained by friends in Whiting Sunflnv. IS ABLE TO BE OI'T. Miss Aimee Shine. who has been quite ill at her home in Indiana ave nue is able to be out again which her many friends will be glad to learn. SPENDS SUNDAY HERE. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Harding and little daughter, Mable of Highalnds spent Sundav in Hammond, the guests of Mrs. Harding's parents, Mr. and Mrs John Sherbv and family of Truman avenue. R ETV RNS HOME. Miss Gertrude Jones returned home this mornina- from a pleasant few days' visit with friends in Chicago. RETURNS HOME. Mrs. William Koehle left today for her home in St. John after a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huber at her home in East State street. VISIT RELATIVES. Mrs. Harry Evans of South Hoh man street went to Chicago Heights this morning for a short visit with her sister, Mrs. Ruvel. HAS NEW POSITION. Miss Lulu Sherby of Truman ave nue has secured a position at the W B. Conkey office and began her duties here today. RETURNS HOME. Mrs. Josephine Balls of Indianapolis has returned home today after a week's visit with Mrs. Charles Bostwick of Sibley street and other friends. VISITS IN CROWN POINT. Dr. Elmer Salisbury spent Sundayvisiting Dr. and Mrs. Allen Salisbury at their home in Crown Point. RETURN HOME. Mrs. Margaret Swift yesterday for Mrs. Margaret Swift left yesterday for ant few days' visit wfth her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Brennan of Rimbach avenue. LEAVES FOR THE WEST. Mrs. Emma Cosgrove of Rimbach avenue left Saturday afternoon for Los Angeles, Cal.. to spend several months visiting her daughter. Mrs. T. E. Wilson. Mrs. Wilson formerly lived in Hammond and is a sister of Mrs. W. G. Paxton. VISITS HAMMOND RELATIVES. E. M. Wolff of Mansfield, O.. father of Mrs. T. W. Oberlin and Mrs. P. Ritchie of Englewood, were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Oberlin. 43 Warren street, yesterday. STOPS IN HAMMOND. Charles -E. Barry, formerly of this city, now of New York, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. Cox yesterday. He is on his way to St. Louis and Den ver for an extended visit. Mr. Barry will be remembered as one of the oldtimers here in Hammond and was an auditor for the Hammond Packing company. RETURNS HOME. Miss Ina Merrill left yesterday aft ernoon for her home in Hamilton Park, Chicago, after a short visit with Miss Julia Wall of Michigan avenue and Miss Beatrice Hansen of Rimbach avenue. A DAY'S VISIT. Miss Anna Roper, formerly of Ham mond, hut now of Englewood. spent Sunday visiting friends here. A WEEK-END VISIT. Miss Veda and Roscoe Hemstock spent Sundav in Valparaiso the guest of their mother. Mrs. Mary Hemjtock. DAY'S YISIT. Harry Booth, formerly of Hammond but now of Chicago Heights. HI., spent Sunday in Hammond the guest of Rulo Minard at his home in Rimbach avenue. VISIT WITH RELATIVES. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morrison ard little daughter of Chicago spent Sunday visiting Mr. Morrison's mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison of Truman avenue. HERE OVER SUNDAY. Oliver Ilaumgartner of Naperville, 111., spent tile past week end visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Groom and family in Williams street. A DAY'S VISIT. Kcgar Bridge of Chicago, who formerly lived here was the guest of Rulo Minard at his home in Rimbach avenue. HERE ON A VISIT. Orlan Grant of Rensselaer pent

Sunday In Hammond visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kaslon la Btllview place, Mrs. Grant has been in Hammond for several weeks, during the illness of her mother. Mrs. Kuaon.

SPENDS SUNDAY HERE. Miss Augusta Kopelka and the Hon. Johanus Kopelka, of Crown Point, spent Sunday visiting their friends in this city. A DAT'S VISIT. Ed Eder of Crown Point was in Hammond Saturday on a combined business and pleasure trip visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Eder in South Hohman street. RETURNS HOME. Miss Margaret Adler has returned to her home In Merrillville after a few day's visit with relatives in Hammond. SPENDS SUNDAY HERE. Miss Etta Sheffield of Chicago spent Sunday visltng at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sheffield of May street. CONCLUDES VISIT HERE. Miss Maud Foley left yesterday aft ernoon lor Kolzie, j ii., alter spending the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Foley, of Sohl street RETURNS FROM VACATION. Dr. Eleanor Scull has returned to Hammond after a week's vacation spent with friends and relatives In Rochester, Ind. A WEEK-END VISIT. Miss Ruby Wilson returned home today after an over-Sunday visit with relatives in Crown Point. HERE FOR THE DAY. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zyp of Highlands were visitors in Hammond Saturday, shopping and visiting friends. RETURNS TO CHICAGO. Miss Mable Wells returned to her home in Hamilton Park, Chicago, to day after a few days' visit with her sister, Mrs. A. W. Sprague of Carroll street. ENTERTAINS AT TEA. Miss Mae Hanson Informally enter tained a few friends at a 5 o'clock tea yesterday afternoon at her home in West Sibley street. A prettily ar ranged luncheon was served and the remainder of the evening was spent in conversation and music. Her only guests were the Misses Dollie and Eugenia Knotts, Julia Wall and Minnie Turner. VISIT RELATIVES. Mr. and Mrs. John Heiser spent Sunday with Mrs. Helser's parents, Mr and Mrs. Quinn, at their home In En glewood. VISIT IN SOUTH CHICAGO. Miss Ida Berkman of East State street was the guest of friends In South Chicago yesterday. VISIT RELATIVES. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morrison of Ixgan Square, Chicago, were the guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison at her home in Truman avenue. ' ATTEND ENTERTAINMENT. Mr. and Mrs. Tomkutonls and Mr, and Mrs. Muschelwicz of East Chicago attended an entertainment in West Hammond last evening. VISIT HAMMOND RELATIVES. Mr. and Mrs. N. Kodyker of High lands spent the past week end visiting at the home of Mrs. C. Kaluf In Ogden street. BANS ARE PUBLISHED. The bans for the approaching mar riage of Miss Nondorf and Mr. Luthraan were read by the Rev. Father Plaster at St. Joseph's Catholic church yesterday. ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY. Mrs. M. Rothschild informally enter tained a few of her friends Saturday afternoon at her home in South Hoh man street in honor of Mrs. Munn of Pittsburg, Pa. A very pleasant social time was spent with embroidery work and conversation after which a daln tilv arranger! course luncheon was served. A QUILT WEDDING. The marriage of Miss Lena Ruedi of Hammond to Mr. James Fay of East Chicago was solemnised this morning at All Saint's Catholic church. The ceremony was a very pretty and quiet one, only the Immediate families being in attendance. The Rev. Father Bar rett officiated at the ceremony, using the pretty ring ceremony of the church Miss Fay and Mr. Fay, brother and sister of the groom attended the bridal couple as maid of honor and best man The bride wore a very pretty gown of b'.ue messallne silk and a large pic ture hat. Her traveling gown was tailored gown of tan broadcloth and she wore a large picture hat to match At the close of the church ceremony the guests drove to the home of the bride's parents in Lincoln avenue. West Hammond. A dainty breakfast was served in the dining room and the tiMe was attractively decorated with Tit flowers and ferns. The remainder of the day was pleasantly spent in social way. Mr. and Mrs. Fay left this aftfrnoon for points in Michigan where thej will spend several Wfeks visit Ing and on their return they will make their home with the bride's parents They received several very pretty and valuable gifts from their friends and relatives. The young people are very well known in Hammond and East Chi cago and the announcement of their marriage will bring them the congrat illations ana oest wishes of many friends. The bride until very recently has been employed in the Reld-Mur dock offices. ENTERTAINS RELATIVES. Mrs. Elisabeth Morrison very delight fully entertained a company of rela tives at her home in Truman avenue jesterday and a very pleasant social day is reported. The afternoon was spent with conversations and music, and refreshments were served. It was a reunion of the relatives, several com Ing from out of the city to attend Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morrison and family of Gresham. 111., Mr. and Mrs Fred Morrison of Chicago. Mrs. L. D. McKindsey of Hamilton, Ontario. Can

ada. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Cuningham and children and Mr, and Mrs. Everett Kleman. RETURNS FROM THE EAST. Mrs. L L. Levy has returned to Hammond after an extended eastern visit. Mrs. Levy , has been absent about three months and during that time visited her daughter, Mrs. MeReynolds, formerly of Cleveland, but now of New York. She also visited other relatives and spent a very pleasant time at the Hudson- Fulton celebration. A REHEARSAL. The choir of St. Paul's Episcopal church and many of their friends will meet In the guild room of the church In Rimbach avenue this evening and

make preparations to give a cantata early this winter. It is desired that there be a large attendance. DANCING PARTY". One of the leading society events of the season will occur Wednesday even. ing in the Masonic temple and the members of the Knights of Columbus will be hosts. The affair is being given in celebration of "landing Day" and invitations to attend have been is sued among the members and their friends. Dancing will be a feature of the evening and the usual program of the dances will be enjoyed. 8. S. CLUB PARTY'. Miss Gertrude Geschetdler will have as her guests Wednesday evening at her home in East Sibley street, the members of the S- S. Embroidery club, i The young ladies anticipate a pleas ant time with their embroidery work and social conversation. VISITING RELATIVES HERE. Miss Fannie Dunn of San Francisco, Cal., and Mrs. Glrard and daughter of Crawfordsville, are visiting their cous in. Miss Lulu Symmes, of 123 Doty street for a few days. PARTY" AT FRATERITY HALL. On Friday evening of next week. Nov. r, the Young Ladies' club will give another of their popular parties in Fraternity hall. All anticipate a fine time. PARENTS' CLUB MEETING. The Parents' club of the Riverside school held the first meeting of the rear Friday afternoon. The program furnished by some of the pupils was followed by a splendid talk on art by Miss Grady. The following officers were eleced for he year: President Mrs. E. J. Campbell. Vice president Mrs. W. B. Muir. Secretary Miss Sarah Thompson. Treasurer Mrs. E. G. Stelneck. FINAL NOTICE. Forms for the new Chicago Tele phone directory will close on Nov. 1. No names will be listed after that date. Order now and get your name in the hook. Another will not be is sued for months. Chicago Telephone company. MEETING IS POSTPONED. The meeting of the members of the art committee of the Hammond. Woman's club, which was announced to take place Tuesday afternoon at the home of the chairman, Mrs. M. Rothschild, has been postponed indefinitely on ac count of the Federation of Clubs, to be held at South Bend this week. MARRIAGE IS CELEBRATED. The marriage of Miss Irene Hath away and Mr. John W. Lewsader was celebrated Saturday at 9 o'clock In the offices of Judge Prest. The young peo pie are prominent in Hammond and the announcement will come as a surprise to several of their friends. RETURN HOME. Mrs. A. O. Garriott and baby of Hammond, and Miss Ross of East Chi cago have returned home after a week's visit with Mrs. Garrlott's rela tlves In Rensselaer. NOTICE. Members of the V. H. Calkins' Post and G. A. Ft. comrades are hereby no tifled that thpre will be a meeting of the post at Its hall in the Superior Court building this evening at o'clock, to make arrangements to at tend the funeral of our late comrade J. P. Golden. J. W. KRAUSE. Commander. CALUMET LODGE 0. 601. Special meeting tonight at 7:30 to make arrangements for funeral of Brother Peter Golden. II. P. OVERTON, N. G. P. STEVENS, Sec. Mandamus Case Drags On. The mandamus case which has occupied the time of the Lake superior court for the past week is still dragging on. The witnesses which were heard this afternoon were C J. Cooper, Daniel F. Fitzgerald, W. C. Carlton and W. E. Morgan. Attention Everybody That is, Everybody That Wants to Make Money. The Inventors' & Investors' Council of Hammond, Ind., Otto Knoerzer, chairman, has spent a lot of time Invest igating a number of propositions and is now in a position to put. "wise people next" to some sure winners. Some Hammond people Invested on Mr. Knoerzer's advice a few years afro end are now able to live comfortable cn the income from one thousand dollars. Remember "History Repeats Itself." There are just as good chances now as then. This is "Opportunity Knocking At Your Door." You owe it to yourself to investigate If you can't Invest a thousand now, invest what you can; anything from a hun dred up. Start now and in a few years you can Invest as much as you please for you will have the money. This means money for you and a boost for Hammond. See Mr. Knoerzer personally or Address Otto Knoerzer, Chairman Inventors' & Investors' Council, HAMMOND, - INDIANA

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FOUR DAYS Starting Sunday, Oct. 24th A Romantic Play by be Author of BREWSTER'S MILLIONS "Graustark" A LOVE BKHIXD A THRONE) Dramatised from the Novel of GEO. BARR M'CUTCHEON. Presented by a Notable Cast of Players Tncluding South Chicago's Favorite Actress MISS IDA VON LUKE Leading Woman With Calumet Stoclt Company Last Season. A Scenic Investment of Absolute iluffuillcfiice.

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STERLING SILVER Tea Spoons, Oyster Forks and Butter Spreaders,

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While they last I have about two gross of these goods which I will dispose of to make room for Holiday Goods. JNO. E. McGARRY, The Jeweler 175 SOUTH HOHMAN ST.

IJOf T VAUDEVILLE f J THEATRE -S 269 State Street Ed Gil more COMING Mack & Bennett, The Maid and the Toothpick Doors Open at 2:30 p. m. and 7:00 p. rn. ADMISSION 10 CTS. mi 3 'njwrar . . ; LEON L BEREZHIAK L.AAVYER! OFFICE, 102 FIRST NATIONAL tm BUILDING PSore 360 RESICENCE, 135 Carral St. PCone 4723 FUNERAL TOMORROW. Joseph Mayer Will Be Interred at St .Joseph's. Jo.ofph .Mayrr. the 12 year oM son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mayer, 241 ftate Line street, will he burled tomorrow morning at St. Joseph's cemetery. Services will be held at St. Joseph's elmroh at S o'clork. The deceased was a pupil in S:. Joseph's parochial school. Schoolmates ; will act as pall bearers. I NO FOOTBALL GAME. j Weather Prevents the High School and Athletics Meet. Bad weather interfered with a football grame that was scheduled to be played last Saturday afternoon at Harrison park between the local high school team and the pecond team of the Hammond Athletic club. The game was aimed for practice In anticipation of th big- game with South Bend, to be played at Hammond next Saturday.

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Per Set Lawrence Gox & Go. Successors to Cox & Mee We have opened our new wling Alleys A.D BILLIARD AND POOL iROOMAbsolutely 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. LAWRENCE GOX & CO. Successors to Cox 6 Mee 142 So. Hohman Street HAMMOND, IND. GERTRUDE F. COOPER Teacher of Piano Studio, -4 Mason St. HAMMOD - I.-NOIArSA Phone 4323

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