Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 110, Hammond, Lake County, 26 October 1909 — Page 2
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Lares and tulles are being largely used for even midwinter hats for dressy r.a, .T charmln 5e. distinguished In its graceful lines, Is simply, but strik.ngly. trimmed with a band and huge bow of maline shirred over folded velvet ribbon. The hat Is In two tones of the same color one of the J rench millinery blues. Felt hat and velvet ribbon, forming the cording under he tulle htrrins. are of the lighter shade, and underbrim facing and the tulle are lishtiy darker In tone. This model is turned up on the right side, the trimming being on the left-a change from the summer hats which reversed this method.
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MRS. BIRK ENTERTAIXS. Mrs .A. J. Burk will have as her guests at a pleasant afternoon party the members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery tomorrow afternoon at her home in Truman avenue. An enjoyable social time will be spent with embroidery work and conversation, and It Is expected that several of the ladies will be present. A SIRPRISE PARTY. A very delightful surprise party was given to Prank Xeal last evening at his home, 129 Doty street. The party was given to celebrate his birthday anniversary and he received several valuable gtfts in remembran.ce of the day. among them a handsome slier
amoklng set from the Invited guests. During the evening the guests played progressive pedro at small tables in the parlors. The honors at the games were awarded Mrs. S. A. Bell and Mr. Meyers. A social hour followed, when the hostess served a dainty course luncheon. The guests departed at a late hour, having had a very enjoyable evening and wishing Mr. Neal many more happy birthday anniversaries. A PLEASANT PARTY. Mrs. William Harvey Gostlin very pleasantly entertained the members of the Embroidery club and a few invited friends yesterday afternoon at her home in South Hohman street. It was the regular weekly club party and sev-
f the membera were present. The
ernoon was pleasantly passed with
embroidery work and aoclal enveration until a late hour, when dainty re freahmenta were served. Another party will be given next Monday afternoon and the place of meeting wtll be announced later. Mn. Goatlin had aa her Invited guests: Mrs. Fred rumpacker and Mrs. August Schneider. NOTICE TO TEAMSTERS. Wanted all teamsters to be at Roth'a hall. State street, on Thursday evening, the 2Sth. Important business to be r.ttended to and smoker afterwards to make It Interesting. This Is important to you teamsters. 25-5t. THOMAS IIARLE, Sec. and Treas. PIIII.ATHE.-t I.t'B TO MEET. The members of the Philathea Embroidery club will meet at the home of Miss Muriel. Eastwood in Indiana avenue this evening. It is the regular club meeting and the usual business will be disposed of before the opening of the social hour. A full attendance Of members la desired. A SOCIAL MEETING. An enjoyable social meeting of the
members of the X. N. Embroidery club will take place this evening and Misses Emily and Bertha Ebert will entertain at their home in South Hohman street. The usual program or entertainment will be enjoyed, and it is expected that all the young ladies will attend. IIOI.H REGULAR MEETING. The members of the Ladies of the Knights of Columbus will meet as usual tomorrow afternoon in the K. of C. hall, and a full attendance of members is expected. At the close of the business hour the guests will play cards at small tables and spend a pleasant social time.
Tuesday, Oct. 26, 1909.
delegates and board of amangers on Tuesday from 3 to 6 o'clock at the Progress club house. Dwring the evening Miss Helen Boswell, of Boston, will deliver an addraee on the "Clubwoman's Reaponaibllity in the Community." On Wednesday evening Mrs. Helen Henotln of New Tork will be the principal -peaker and she will address the members on the "Clubwoman Toward the Dependent Qlrle of the State." The sessions promise to be entertaining and Instructive and are anticipated with a great deal of pleasure by the Hammond ladles. The following are among thoee In attendance from Hammond: Mrs. Jeanle Sawyer, president of the Hammond Woman's club; Mrs. J. T. Hutton and Mrs. Frieda Whitbey, elected al
ternates; Mrs. P3d!th Grifflin. district
H. F. Meikle, Mrs. J. G. M. Turner and Mrs. M.
chairman, Mrs Ibach. Mrs. J. Rothschild.
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MEETING POSTPONED. The meeting of the members ot the art committee of the Hammond Woman's club, which was tnnouneed to take place today at the home of Mrs. M. Rothschild In Fouth Hohman street, has been postponed Indefinitely. The change was made on account of several of the ladies groins to attend the Indiana State Federation of club at South Bend. Ind.
A TIIIJIRLE PARTY. Mrs. M. Rubin and Mrs. I. Modjeaka will entertain a company of friends at a thimble party at the homo of Mrs. Rubin, 51 Sibley street, Wednesday afternoon In honor of Mrs. Munn of PittstbuTgr. Pa. The invited guests anticipate a pleasant time.
RESOLUTIONS. At a special meeting- of the W. H. Calkins post last nigrht on the death of P. J. Golden, the following resolutions were passed and ordered spread on the records and given to the press. "Where it hath pleased our Heavenly Father to remove from the life militant to the life triumphant our comrade, P. J. Golden, who enlisted In the service of his country Nor. 20, 1863, enrolling In company C, 98th Pennsylvania regiment volunteer infantry, serving to the date of discharge, June' 29, 1865. "Be it resolved. First, that the W. II. Calkins post No. 802 hereby expresses it appreciation of tha worth of P. J. Golden as a faithful soldier and reliable comrade. Self-sacrificing in spirit, he was ready when the enemy threatened and attempted the life of the government, to brave the hardships of war, in defending its perpetuity. Resolved, Second, that It is our conviction that society has lost a valuable citizen, the community a good neigh
bor, the post an honorable member and the family a kind hasDand and loving parent. "Resolved, third. that we deeply sympathize with the bereaved family.
itesoivea. rourth. that as a token of respect the headquarters of the W. H. Calkins post No. B02 and the colors be draped for thirty days and that copies of these resolutions be given to the press of the city for publication, also sent to the bereaved family, and deposited in the archives of the post. "Signed, COMMITTEE." NOTICE. John Stamm announces that from now on he will have dancing school every Friday evening, as well as on Tuesday. All are invited to attend. Dancing begins at 8:30 o'clock. 23-6t IS REPOllTED ILIMrs. M. E. Bates is reported to be quite ill at her home in Indiana ave
nue. Her many friends hope for her recovery at an early date.
11AS XEff POSITION. Miss Katherine Nau has resigned her position at the Lion Store to accept one at the C, I. & S. offices at Gibson. AID SOCIETY TO MEET. Th members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors. Mrs. E. S. Sickles, Mrs. George Pawling and Jllrs. Will Stout win entertain during the social hour. It is desired that there be a large attendance of members, as plans will be made to serve the election board next Tuesday. Other business of importance will be transacted. CONTUDES VISIT. Miss Ella Kennedy returned home last evening from a two weeks' visit with friends in Indianapolis. HERE OV A VISIT. Mrs. J. Melvin and daughter of Muncle, Ind., are spending the week with friends and relatives in Hammond. They will remain until Friday or Saturday. HAS NETW POSITIOX. Miss Maggie Turley ha secured a r.r-
sltion as saleslady at the Lion Store and has assumed her duties there. !
HERE FOR THE APTEROOX. Miss Pearl Foraker of Eaat Chicago is spending the afternoon with friends In Hammond.
LEAVE POR SOUTH BEXD, The third annual convention Of the
p. r raemuon or dubs had f ! its opening session at South Bend to-
The meetings are held at the mercial Athletic club and will conOct. 24. 87 and 28. The South
d Clubs W;il fee "at hrtrrva" tn V.
XOTICE. Members of Baumgartner court No. 109, Catholic Order of Foresters, are notified to meet at the St. Joseph's club rooms, 244 South Hohman street, this evening at 7:30 p. m. to make arrangements for the funeral of Brother Matt Klein. JOHN A. SCHERER
Chief Ranger. WILL MEET WEDNESDAY. Court West Hammond, No. 375, Tribe of Ben-Hur, will meet at Heinz's hall Wednesday evening to transact routine business. All members are requested to be present. VISITS IX HAMMOND. Miss Carrie Klotz and Bertha Latlgue spent Saturday, Sunday and Monday visiting at the home of Attorney and Mrs. Theodore C. Klotz, 81 State street. A SOCIAL MEETING. The members of Silver Light Hive, L. O. T. M., will meet Wednesday evening In Long's hall on State street. It will be the regular meeting and after the routine business has been disposed of a pleasant social time will follow. The husbands of the members will be Invited guest, and a luncheon will be served In their honor. HAS A XEW POSITION. Mrs. Mattie Bleachler has secured a position as saleslady at Ruhstadfs department store and began her duties there yesterday. IS OUT AGAIN. Mrs. Mars is able to be out again after a few days' Illness. Mrs. Mars suffered from a slight attack of the grip. HEAR "GIPSY" SMITH. Several Hammond people will go to Chicago this evening to hear "Gipsy" Smith, Among those who will attend are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Surprise, Misses Gertrude Jones and Edith Shearer and Messrs. Theodore Moor and John Myers. HERE OX A VISIT. Mrs. Herman Hepner and daughter, Dorothy, of Huntington, Ind., have been visiting their several Hammond relatives and friends during the past few days. A SHORT VISIT. The Misses Hannah and Elizabeth Borsch of South Chicago were the guests of Miss Frieda Klee of Grover
street during the past week-end. RETTRXS HOME.
Mrs. Harry Evans of South Hohman street has returned home from Chicago
Heights, 111., where she has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ruvel, for a short
time. HERE POR A VISIT.
Miss fc,mma Llsius of Crown Point arrived in Hammond this morning and will spend the remainder of the week
at the home of the Misses Anna and
Genevieve Hastings of West State
street. DANCING CLASS.
The regular Tuesday evening dancing
class will be held this evening .in
tnga hall on Mate street, and it is
expected that there will be the usual large attendance. Several couples from East Chicago will come for the party. MRS. GLASGOW A HOSTESS. Mrs. Cilasgow will entertain the ladles of the Fleur-de-Lis club at her home in Plummer avenue neit Thursday afternoon. It is the regular meet
ing rue ciun members and they will spend a pleasant time playing cards. Pedro will be the entertainment at the party. MRS. SKELEY EXTERTAINS. The ladies of th Fern Leaf Linen club will spend an enjoyable afternoon Thursday as guests of Mrs. E. J. Seeiey at her horn in Sibley street. The usual program of the club will be enjoyed and the members will spend an enjoyable time playing cards. S. S. CLtn PARTY. The young ladies of the S. S. club will meet at the home of Miss Gertrude Gescheidler in East Sibley street on Wednesday evening for a pleasant social time. The party will be the second one after the long summer vacation and it is expected that all tho members will attend. Kmbroidery work will be the principal feature of the eveningAID SOCIETY TO MEET. The members of the Ladies' .Aid society of the First Baptist church will meet Thursday afternoon of this week and Mrs. Giles Warner will entertain at her home in Carroll street. The business meeting will be followed by a social hour and a pleasant afternoon
is anticipated. It Is desired that manv
members attend. MRS. NOLAN ENTERTAINS. Mrs. John J. Nolan will be hostess to the ladles of the Acme Social club Thursday afternoon. A very pleasant time is anticipated In the usual way of the club, and it is expected that all the members will be present. Pedro will be played.
A SOCIAL MEETIXO. The members of tie Martha and Deborah Aid eocleties of tha First Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. J. Davla, 431 Truman avenue. It 1b the regular monthly eoclal meeting and an appropriate program has been arranged for the entertainment of the guests. It Is deaired that there be a large attendance. SEWING CIRCLE TO MEET. Mrs. J. J. Austgen of Carroll street will entertain the members of Sewing Circle No. 1 of St. Margaret's hospital Thursday afternoon. It is desired that many members attend as important business will be disposed of before the close of the social year. The remainder of the afternoon will be pleasantly spent with cards and several games of pedro will be played.
VISIT RELATIVES. Mrs. A. F. Robinson and daughter, Mrs. Kiitzke. went to Chicago today to visit Mrs. Harry Morrison at her home there. COLUMBIA CLUB TO MEET. A very delightful meeting of the ladles of the Columbia club will take place Wednesday afternoon instead of Thursday, which Is the regular meeting day, and Mrs. John E. Fitzgerald will entertain at her residence in Carroll street. Progressive euchre will be the entertainment at the party and a pleasant time Is anticipated. RETURNS HOME. Mrs. Charles Bothwell has returned to her home in Crown Po;it after a short visit with friends in Hfrnmond. A DELIGHTFUL PARTY. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Johnston very delightfully entertained the members of the Monday Night club at their home In South Hohman street last evening. It la the first social meeting after the long summer vacation and the reorganization. The club was formerly composed of only ladies and they met Monday afternoons, but very recently the husbands of the members were invited to Join and the parties will be given every two weeks on Monday evening. Several of the members were present last evening and they spent a very enjoyable time playing bridge whist at email tables In the parlors. The honors at the party were given to Mrs. Lawrence Cox: and Mrs. T. W. Oberlin and Dr. T. W. Oberlin and Mr. C. E. Olhausen. A daintily arranged course luncheon was served following the games. The next party will be given at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bridge in Warren street The following are members: Messrs. and Mesdames. Phillip W. Hudson, Lawrence Cox. W. F. Bridge. E. F. Johnston, T. W. Oberlin, C. E. Olhausen, W. D. Webb. W. B. Conkey, sr., M. D. Stewart. W. G. Paxton, A. Murray Turner and W. B. Conkey, Jr.
GUESTS FROM THE EAST.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Collins of May
street are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. W,
C. Hendr of Meadville, Pa., at their
home for several days. EXTERTAINS AT DINNER. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McMahon enter
taineu at a very prettily appointed
course dinner last Saturday evening at their home in May street, at which Mr.
and Mrs. W . C Hendry of Meadville
t'&., were guests of honor. The dinner
was served at 6:30 o'clock, and the re
mainder of the evening was pleasantly
spent in the parlors, where music was
an enjoyable feature of entertainment
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Hendry of Meadville, Pa.; Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Collins and family and Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. McMahon and family. PARENTS' MEETINGS.
The first meeting of the West Hammond Parents' club will be held Friday
anernoon. Oct. 29. at 2:30 o'clock in the kindergarten room. A full attendance of the parents is desired. The following program will be rendered: Instrumental Music Miss Delaney. "Fisherman Jim's Kids" Esther Blair. . Address: "Home and School Hygiene Mrs. M. E. Jackson, M. D. Vocal Soli Miss Fifield. "The Minuet," Udella Deaver. Election of officers and miscellaneous business. A ttl'IET WEDDING. A very quiet wedding was solemnized today in Crown Point where Mrs. A.
Eddy and Mr. King were united In mar
riage. The ceremony was a very quiet
one, only the necessarv nltnpwo h..
Ing In attendance. They returned to
their home, 138 Russell street this aft-
FIRST OF THE SEASON". New England boiled dinner at Engleton's Home Cooking restaurant, 65 State street.
ernoon where a reception will be given
this evening for a large number of Invited friends and relatives. Various
social amusements will be enjoyed and an elaborate luncheon will be served. The home has been very attractively decorated with cut flowers and ferns, carrying out a dainty color scheme. The announcement i.f tin? marriage will com as a surprise to many Hammond people, hut I hey will extend their best wishes and congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. King. Thev will malr their
hoim- at 13s Russell street n,1 .-m v,
at home" to thtir friends after Nov.
1st. Mrs. King has a wide acquaint
ance of friends In Hammond, coming here from Michigan City a few years
ago. She has been employed as a stenographer In the Hammond building until recently. Mr. King is en-i gaged in business in Hammond. I
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MATINEE AND NIGHT, SUNDAY OCT. 31st. The Klimt & Gazzolo Amusement Company Present THE MONTANA LIMITED A New Kind of a Railroad Western Play A Virile Story of the Montana Hills. Comedv Galore A Powerfully Written Drama of Startling Realism. Intensely Exciting. Dramatic Climaxes. A Great Cast. THE ACME OF STAGECRAFT. PRICES MATINEE: 15c to 50c: NIGHT: 25c to 75c.
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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.
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269 State Street MERE Ed Gilmore
COMINCl Mack & Bennett, The Maid and the Toothpick Doors Open at 2:30 p. m. and 7:00 p. m. ADMISSION 10 CTS.
Lawrence Gox & Go. Successors to Cox fi Mee We have opened our new Bowling Alleys
AND
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A HALLOWE'EX PARTY. Mies Alloa Bump wil lentertaln tha young ladies of tha A. D. Q.'s at a Hallowe'en party Thursday evening at her home ln East State street The g-uests are invited to a sheet and pillow case party and B-sm- and amusement typical of Hallowe'en wifl be enjoyed. The party is anticipated with a -rat deal of pleasure.
SOCIAL MEETIXfi.
The members of the Kabala club drove to Chicago Heights last evening in an antomobile ami wera lh not.
or iiarry Booth at an enjoyable meeting. The evening was devoted to the usual diversions of the club ami a pleasant hour was devoted to card frames and music A luncheon was served at the cloae of the evening. A very enjoyable time was spent as gruests at the home of Harry Booth, who is the only out-of-to-wn member of the club.
FURTHER SOCIAL NEWS 021 PAGE FTyE.
Make Money. The Inventors' &. Investors' Council
of Hammond, Ind.. Otto Knoerzer, chairman, ha3 spent a lot of time investigating a number of proixsitions and is now in a position to nut "wise
people next" to some sure winners.
Some Hammond people invested on Mr. Knoerzer's advice a few years aso
and are now able to live comfortable cn the income from one thousand dollars. Remember "History Repeats It
self." Tbere are just as good chances row 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 hundred up. Start now and in a few years you can Invest as much as you p'ease 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
BILLIARD AND POOL "ROOMAbsolutely 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. Successor to Cox S Mee 142 So. Hohman Street HAMMOND, IND.
GERTRUDE F. COOPER Teacher of Piano Studio, - Mason St. HAMMOND - KVDIAISA Phone 4323
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