Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 134, Hammond, Lake County, 23 November 1909 — Page 2
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A WARM. YET INEXPENSIVE, SCHOOL. COAT. The furry materia !s are Rgion, and not the least attractive of them are the atr'ped pluflhes. which, despite their moderate cost, have quite a dressy style when maile up into well-cut coats. Silver-gray striped plush Rives somewhat the effect of silvery chinchilla here, and the comfortable little coat i built with the low opening and two sets of buttons fancied this winter. Thc-re is a high collar to kep the throat warm, and the revers may be crossed over the chest on very cold days. The coat is attractively trimmed with blue and silver braid.
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A DANCING PARTI". The members of the Hammond Athletic association are making elaborate preparations for the dancing party at which they will entertain Thursday evening, Nov. 25th.. in the club rooms In Bellview place. A large number of invitations have been Issued to the young people in Hammond, East Chicago, Chicago and Crown Point and it is expected that there will be a very large, attendance. Dancing will begin at 8:30 o'clock and an enjoyable program of music will be furnished for the evening. KN'TEIITAIN- VERV FI.EASANTXY. Messrs. M. I). and II. H. Paul and G. P. Barley entertained several of their
friends at a very enjoyable party last Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. II. Eckman, 50fl Truman avenue. TheJ were assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Eckman. During the evening the guests spent a very pleasant time with games, music and card games. At a late hour they were invited into the dining room anS served with a prettily arranged course luncheon. There were ' several guests from Chicago and Hammond and they report having spent
a most enjoyable time. The follow
ing were guests: Misses Lillian Knu-
ther, Ethel Larson, Eveline Schrelner, Frieda Fieman, Messrs. Archibald Baker, Hunter W. Barley of Chicago, the
Misses Daisy and Katherine- Emery
Anna Blackburn. Cazola rteeder, Marion Eckman. Messrs. J. E. Kimel, II, IL
Harris and Howard Eckman. LEAVE ON A VISIT. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dawson and fam
ily will spend the Thanksgiving holi
days visiting Mr. Dawson's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dawson, at their
home In Rochester, Ind. A SHOUT VISIT.
Mrs. M. Theis Is spending a few days
visiting friends and relatives in Scher-
ervllle. MEF.TIXfi WAS POSTPOXED.
The annual parish .meeting of St,
Paul's Episcopal church was called to order last evening in the guild room
of the church in Rimbach avenue. Ow Ing to the inclement weather only
few were present and the meeting adjourned until next Monday, Nov. 29th, 1 when it is hoped that more favorable
ENETUTAINS KRIEXDS. Miss Sadie Bates will entertain the members of the A. D. Q's. and several invited friends at a very delightful party Thanksgiving evening, Nov. 25, at her home in Indiana avenue. It Is the regular meeting of the club members and they will plan pleasant entertainment for their guests. VISITS IIAMMOXD RELATIVES. Miss Frances Matthies, formerly of Hammond but now of Chicago, will spend Thanksgiving visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. E. Matthies in Sohl street. A HIS1NESS VISIT. Albert Roehling of Chicago spent yesterday in Hammond transacting business. VISIT IN KKWAXXA. The Misses Phamie and Aime shine will go to Kewanna, Ind.. to spend the Thanksgiving holidays with friends and relatives. AN OVER-SI NDAV VISIT. Miss Alvina Stomme! of South Hohman street spent Sunday visiting friends and relatives in Hobart. HERE OX A VISIT. Miss K. G. Ueilley of Decatur, 111., arrived in Hammond last evening for a Dleasant few davs' visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Ueilley at their
home in South Hohman street. A DYNClNfi CLASS. The regular Tuesday evening dancing class will be held this evening in Long's hall on State street. The usual pleasant time is anticipated and it is expected that there will be a large attendance of young people from Hammond and East Chicago.
AID SOCIETY TO MEET. The members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the First M. L. cnurcn win hold an important business meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 p. m., in
the social room of the church. A large attendance of members is desired.
ENTERTAIN EH IN CHICAGO. The ladies of the Silver Leaf club
went to Chicago today where they will be pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Cos-
sett. An enjoyable social time will be spent with card games after which a dainty course luncheon will be served.
SUSS UlEHRING A HOSTESS. Miss Ella Euchring will have as her
guests at a pleasant party Wednesday evening at her home In State Line
street, the young ladies of the S. S. club. The evening will be spent with embroidery work and conversation and a very enjoyable time is anticipated.
AN AFTERNOON PARTY. A very pleasant afternoon party will occur Wednesday of this week at which Mrs. P. A. Bull will entertain the members of the Fern Leaf Linen club. All the members expect to attend and will oass an enjoyable afternoon playing
cards. Several games of pedro will be
played.
will be the guests of Miss Agnes Meikle at a. pleasant party this evening at her home In South Hohman street. An enjoyable time will be spent in the usual way of the club with cards and embroidery 'fcork. All the members expect, to attend. NO MEETING THIS WEEK. There will be no meeting of the memIng of the members of the Ladies' guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church Wednesday afternoon of this week on
account of the Thanksgiving fiolidays. ATTENDS HAMMOND PARTY. Mrs. Roy Traverse of Indiana Harbor will be the guest of Mrs. F. A. Bull at her home in State street tomorrow for the meeting of the Fern Ieaf Linen club of which she is a member. VISITS IX LOWELL. Mrs. Martin Linz of East Sibley street went to Lowell this morning for a short visit with friends and relatives. FIRST GRAND BALL given by the East Iavn Pleasure club at Long's hall Thanksgiving eve., Nov. 24. 1909. Music by Dledriek. Admission SO cents. Ladies free.
MRS. IIEHEXN1AK ENTERTAINS. Mrs. L. A. Berezniak entertained Mrs. J. C. Lewinson and daughter. Miss Inez Levinson of Chicago, who have just returned from the east, at a luncheon Saturdav afternoon
VISITS IX IIAMMOXD. Miss Florence Goldberg and Miss Grace Si honfield. formerally of Chicago, are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Berezniak. The Misses Gold
berg and Schoneld have been in the west for. the past year. Traveling along the Pacific coast they spent nine months in Los Angeles, where they have a host of friends. The young ladies are to return to the west in a short time. ANNUAL CONCERT. The fourth annual concert to be given by the members of the St. Paul's Lutheran league will take place Wednesday and Thursday evenings of this week in the school hall on Sibley street. The entertainments given by the league in the past have been among the leading musical events in Ham
mond and are anticipated with pleasure by Hammond people. A very en
joyable program has been prepared and
Is as follows:
Quartette "Old Farmer Show." Dialogue "Das Doktorexamen.
Piano Solo: "When the Lights Are
Low,-' H. Engleman Adele Merz.
Vocal Duet: "Asehied der Schwal-
ben." P. Kucken Lily redder ana oer-
trude Claus.
Violin Solo: "Romance Paroles," H.
Wieniawskl Gertrude Steinkraus, vio
linist; Clara Gross, accompanist.
Dialogue "Her First Birthday.' Fmbrella Drill. Quarette "Close the Door." Dialogue "A Pleasing Disposition.' Vocal Duet: "Beiden Nachbarlnnen' Lily Fedder and Emma Claus. Piano Duet: "Dance of the Ilaymak
ers, O. J.', w iison ufriruufi iiuu j. in ma Claus.
Tableau Faith. Hope and Charity.
The subject of the lecture will be "With Cook and Peary at the North Pole." HERE FOR A VACATION. Mat Kolb, who Is attending Purdue at Lafayette. Ind., will arrive in Hammond tomorrow to spend the remainder of the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Kolb of Condit street. HAS A GOOD AUDIENCE. Professor Lough of Indianapolis lecevening on "Good Government." There was not as large an attendance as had been expected on account of the disagreeable weather, but it is expected that many more will be present this evening to hear Dr. Eaton of Evanston. Dr. Eaton will be remembered by many Hammond people who heard' him at a lecture here last Mav. His ad
dress promises to be very interesting and the public is cordially invited to hear him. No admission will be charged. .MEETING WAS POSTPONED. The meeting of the members of Triumph Council, No. 1, D. of L. which was announced to take place last evening at the K. of P. hall, was postponed
on account of the disagreeable weather. Another meeting will not be held for two weeks, but a large attendance is desired then, as there will be initiation of candidates. VISITS IN CHICAGO. Mrs. Thomas Brennan and little daughter, Genevive of Rimbach avenue, are spending the day with Mrs. Brennan's mother, Mrs. Margaret Swift at her home in Englewood.
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SPECIAL SALE. For this week only on Sivoiwareforthe ThankspingTaisle 26-piece Rogers Set, consisting of '2 dozen Knives, dozen Forks, Va dozen Tea Spoons, dozen Table Spoons, Butter Knife and Sugar Shell. The most useful set for tho table, regular price "J f" 10.00. Special price for this week only h I Ti 1S47 Rogers Knives and Forks, regular price 6.00, ff Special price for this week only fcl II II ys dozen Rogers Tea Spoons, any pattern 75c Nut Sets, worth 30c for 25C "We can afford to sell our goods at such reduced prices as we have no rent to pay. CHAS. ARKIN, The Reliable Jaweler. Est. 1839. 63 State Street Hammond. Ind. Our Christmas Stock is now ready for Inspection !"-. I'm !-' - - 1 W"n j wwst n ri i. i 1 pi in 1.1 uilliumi mil hi ill . Mmr u'iui irwnil tir va -y- '- . - - ,-r ,rtm-- m ,m,r - rir- - ' --Ti'w
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SEWINCi CIRCLE TO MEET.
Tlie members of Hewing Circle No. 1
of Kt. Margaret's hospital will be pleasantly entertained this afternoon by Mrs. Mat I5oney at her home in ronton street. It Is the regular meet
ing of the members and the change of meeting day was madn on account of
Thanksgiving. Cards will be tne enter
talnment for the afternoon and an en
joyable time is anticipated.
HERE ON A SHORT VISIT.
MIbs Christine Smith of Hobart has - . . via-
been in Hammond on a smm v..-...
Itlng at the home, of Mrs. t . Miner.
A COMMITTEE MEETING.
Tho members of the art committee
of the Hammond Woman s ciud ar
meeting this afternoon at tne nome 01 Mr. Klcholas Kmmerling in Douglas
street. It is the regular study meeting
t, one of the first of the club year
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it was expected that tnere wou.u ..
laro-A attendance of members as a..
interesting program has been prt-ya.
on "The Life and Art of Jonn con stable."
A PLEASANT MEETING. An f-n lovable meeting of the mem
bers of ttuv China club will take place this evening at the home of Mrs. Jav. cv,Tr,.i- tr liuth street. All the
-JU nviitv. numbers expect to atU-nd and will
spend a pleasant time playing pedro at
smail tables In tho parlors. MEETING IS POSTPONED.
The ladles of the Embroidery club did no4 meet yesterday afternoon which was the regular meeting day and no definite arrangements have been made
for the next party. It may be decided
to hold a meeting next Monday or in
two weeks on Monday afternoon. N. N. CLIIl PARTY.
Miss Bertha Maleltske will pleasant
ly entertain the members of the N. X.
Embroidery club this evening at her home in Indiana avenue. Embroidery work and social conversation will be
features of the evening's entertain ment and an enjoyable time Is antlcl
pated. MEET FOR SOCIAL TIME.
Tlie young ladies of the M. T. club will spend a pleasant social time this
evening as the guests of Miss Mari
Wells at her home in Truman avenue
ThP pvpninar will be spent with em
broidery work and music.
A DANCING PARTY.
The members of the St. Joseph'
club will entertain at a dancing party Thursday evening. Nov. I.ith in Long's hall on State street. Invitations have been issued among many of Their friends and it is expected that there will be a large attendance at the party. Good mimic has been secured for the evening and a program of sixteen dances will b arranged. VISITS RELATIVES. Miss Evonne Marcoppe of Kankakee, III., arrived in Hammond last evening for a few weeks' visit with her cousin. Miss Ethel Erlebach at her home in Indiana avenue. ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY'. The young ladies of the Inter Sa club
EN TE RT A INS I N FO R M A LL Y. Miss Bertha Hansen Informally enter
tained a few of her friends last even
ing at her home, 9 Rimbach avenue. A pleasant time was spent with embroidery work and several of the guests
played bridge whist. Music was another feature of the evening. At 10
clock a dainty three course luncheon
was served in the dining room. The table was prettily trimmed with pink and white carnations and roses. Cov-
rs were laid for twelve guests and
Miss Anne Galvin of Indiana Harbor
was the only guest from out of town.
LEAVE FOR OHIO. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Blackmum of Car
roll street left today for St. Marys, O.,
to attend the marriage of their son,
Mr. Franklin Blackmum, to Miss Susan
Christine Boos aU the First Presbyter
ian church V ednesday evening, Nov.
24th. Mr. and Mrs. Blackmum expect to return home Thursday of this week.
Others from Hammond who will attend the ceremony are Messrs. Will Hastings,
Karl Griffin, John Gaffney and Irving Betz. who will serve as ushers. Tlie young men left Hammond today and
this evening will be among the guests
at an entertainment at the Country
club.
A SHORT VACATION.
Miss Anna Ibach, who is attending
DePauw at Greencastle, Ind., will come
to Hammond tomorrow to spend the
Thanksgiving vacation with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ibach of South
Hohman street.
LEAVES FOR SOCTII REND.
The Rev. Charles Albert Smith went
to South Bend today on a short visit
LEAVES FOR INDIANAPOLIS.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moser, sr., will
leave tomorrow for Indianapolis to attend the wedding of their son, Peter
Moser. The ceremony will be cele brated Thursday morning.
A DANCING PARTY. The members of the Grand Interna
tional Auxiliary and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will give a
dancing party Wednesday evening. Nov,
24th at the Masonic temple. About four hundred invitation were issued to
the affair and it is expected that there
will be many guests from Chicago
East Chicago, Indiana Harbor and Ham
mond. The dance promises to be one
of the leading society events ot tne
Thanksgiving week and It is antici
pated with a great deal of pleasure,
There will be a grand march and tne
visiting grand officers will lead. Flow ers will be given to the ladies and ap
propriate souvenirs to the gentlemen of
the party. The hall will be elaborately
decorated and everything will be done
to make it a success socially.
ENTERTAINS AT HRIDGE WHIST
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Conkey of South
Hohman street had as their guests at a verv pleasant meeting last evening
the members of the Monday Evening Whist club. Only the members were in attendance during the evening and they met in the parlors for an evening of cards. Bridge whist was played and
four prizes were awarded. The re
malnder of the evening was pleasantly
?nent in conversation and a prettily
arranged course luncheon was served
innthsr nartv will be given in tw
weeks and the place of meeting will be announced to the members later. The following were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Conkey last evening: Messrs. and Mesdames P. W. Hudson. Lawrence Cox. W. G. Paxton. M. 1). Stewart, W. B. Conkey. A. Murray Turner, W. I). Webb. T. W. Oberlln. C. K. Olhausen, K. K. Johnston and W. F. Bridge.
A MISCELLAN EOl'S SHOWER Invitations were issued today for a miscellaneous shower to be given tomorrow evening by Mips Lillian Smith at her home in Truman avenue. Miss Francos Hamacher. whose marriage to Mr. James Dixon has been announced for the holidays, will be the guest of honor.
MEETING POSTPONED. Tirc will be no meeting of the
young ladies of the Philathea Embroidery club this evening and the arrangements for tlie next meeting have not been completed. II KK E ON A IIT. Mr. John Hembroff of Sault Ste. Marie. Mich., is th guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. MacAleer at their home on Webb street for a short visit. A LECTIRE AT THE M. E. CHURCH. The members of the Sunday school of the First Methodist church announce a lecture to be given Wednesday, Nov. 24th in the parlors of the church. The public is cordially Invited to attend.
HAVE A DAUGHTER. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John McWil
Hams of Indiana avenue last Sunday, a thirteen-pound girl. Mother and child
are reported as doing nicely.
RETURN'S TO MADISON. Miss Marlon Demlng. who Is attend
ing the Wisconsin university at Mad
ison, Wis., left yesterday to resume her
studies there after spending a few-
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Demlng of Carroll street. Miss
Deming came to attend the ChicagoWisconsin game at Marshall Field in
Chicago last Saturday.
SPENDS SUNDAY HERE. Will Evers. formerly of Hammond but now of Edgewater, 111., spent Sunday visiting Ralph Parsons at his home In Condit street.
Wants a Receiver. Berthold Klein, a drug clerk in the Red Cross drug store at East Chicago, has filed a complaint in the Lake superior court in which he asks for the appointment of a receiver for Mrs. J. P. Kiss, the owner of the store. In the complaint Klein states that he has $100 hack salary due, and he states that Mrs. Kiss has liabilities of $1,600 with assets of only $700. The complaint goes on to specify some of the creditors of the Red Cross Drug company. The complaint was the second one filed. The first one was dismissed for some reason or another.
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FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26th One of the Worlds Greatest Actors WILLIAM OWEN Supported by J. N. McCONNELL And Entire Metropolitan Company in Shakespeares Delightful Comedy "As You Like It."
PRICES: 25c, 50c, 75c and 1.00; Box Seats 1.50
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SATURDAY NIGHT, NOV. 27th. A Dramatic Triumph, Set with Music and Vaudeville.. "The Blind Organist" Prices 15c, 25c, 35c and 50c Seats on Sale.
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Four days Starting Sunday Nov. 21. Matinee Wednesday. H. H. Frazee, Inc. Presents The Merry, Sparkling, Musical Play The Girl Question A DISTINGUISHED CAST Including the Inimitable Laugh Provokers Harry Short, Lillian Logan, Alice May Sullivan W. lH. Thompson, Alec Francis, Frederic Bernard, Joe Evans, John Fox, Louise Auber, Sam Rose, J. D. Williamson and CHALLENGE BEAUTY CHORUS
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simple little plate with
a beautitul uoral design to tlie heavier vases and bowls with convention
alized design, both in flor; and geometrical. If you are interested or an artistj, I most cordially invite your criticism. ii
John E. McGarry 175 South Hohman Streej. Hammond, Ind.
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