Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 150, Hammond, Lake County, 13 December 1909 — Page 2
THE TIMED.
THE LATEST IN FASHIONS
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THE SMART TURBAN SLOPES TOWARD THE BA.CK Hats have a topheavy appearance this season, for the fad seems to be to mass the trimming toward the back rather than the front. Indeed sev'"'P" S model have been shown with plumes placed directly at the back much'hh t Thbr'7n velvet turban has a full, draped crown, which is much higher at the back than the front. The trimming of merle breast and a handsome wing at the side adds much distinction to the model. The veil is one of the new conspicuous examples, which smart women are affecting just now. and which are extravagantly nonnlar In xri t
T7- , iV1 ... j...-. in auiuc ui Liiests
"r"tu viuiigs me spots
behind them.
are so big as entirely to obliterate the features
TEA CUPS
A PEDRO PARTT.
J.ne members of Iroquois circle will
give a pearo party next Wednesday ' Montana" Mrs
"wus. lb tn.. in Weis' hall on
"Irrigation" Mrs. Elizabeth Shields. "Irrigation in Idaho, Wyoming: and
Jacob Fox.
Vnra 1 S.i7-. cri.. t ,
State street. Several games of pedro ' B. Sheerer
p.ayea ana prizes will be; "Irrigation in Colorado awarded. The public is cordially in- Hunt.
vnea to attena and an admission of!
la cents will be charged.
" SPEXD5 THE DAY HERE. Miss Almlra Alger of Griffith, spent Saturday shopping and visiting her friends In Hammond.' HERE OVER SUNDAY. Miss Mabel K. Wells left this morning for her home in Hamilton Park, Chicago, after a week end visit with her sister. Mrs. A. W. Sprague, at her home In Carroll street. ATTENDS CONCERT. Dr. Lena B. Watson heard Madame TetrazBini in concert at the Auditorium in Chicago yesterday afternoon. ATTEND BALL, GAME. Lewis Meade and Mr. Lowe of South Chicago attended the Indoor baseball game at the Hammond A. A. club house Saturday evening. A IllSINESS VISIT. George Martine of South Bend was a business visitor In Hammond today. A WEEK END VISIT. Miss Myrtle Spaulding has returned home from Evanston, 111., where she went last Friday to visit friends and relatives. AN OVER SI N DA V VISIT. Louis A. Tull spent Sunday visiting his relatives at the north side, Chicago. RETURNS HOME. Mrs. Margaret Swift left at noon today for her home in Englewood after a few days' visit with her daughter, Mrs Thomas Brennan, at her home, 7 Rimbach avenue. IS ABLE TO BE II
Mrs. Charles Kasson is Improving
niceiy now at her home in Bellview
ni,lP(i frnm Via Mi f , , . . I . .
t . cm" "1U wun typhoid auves. The program was well rendered
Meredith. The meeting will be the last before th holidays. HOLD REGULAR MEETING. The regular meeting; of the members of Progressive Court, No. 1B, Tribe of Ben Hur. will be. held Tuesday evening of thia week In the K. of P. hall. A full attendance of members is desired as business will be disposed of.
PARENTS' CLUB MEETS.
I he Lafayette Parents club will hold its regular meeting at the building
luesaay, Dec. 14, at 3 o'clock. This
Is to be a social meeting, and a large
attendance is desired. The following
program will be given:
jiiairumeniai solo Betty Young
hong My Own United States
Boys of Rooms 9, n and 12
Recitation Russell Smith
Recitation Harold Schlensky SonST Pupils of Room 1
instrumental boio Walter Jordan
Recitation Sarah Reingold
recitation Samuel Blackburn
jiiKiruiueniai oio Madeline Ortt
Recitation irene Johnson
xtecuauon Inez Johnson
Recitation inez Gavit Instrumental Solo Lydia Wolter Y-i li.il.
iwcuaxion Mabel Fick
Recitation Llllle Stlckmeister
Violin Solo Bernice Eastwood
A MUSICAL RECITAL.
The puplis of Miss Elizabeth Mettler
gave their mld-wlnter recital last Sat
urday afternoon at her studio in South
liohman street. The recital was antlcl
pated with a great deal of pleasure, as
u was among the leading music events i . .
ui winier ana is largely attended. At
3 o clock, the hour for the entertain
ment, the parlors were filled with the
pupils and their Invited friends ami rel
Monday, Dec. 13, 1909.
Saturday afternoon for awhile for the
nrst time since her illness. SPENDS SUNDAY HERE.
Otto Rosenberg of Chicago spent Sun-
aay visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lederer
at meir home in West Sibley street. NOTICE!
mnuing jewelry coupons will
Kinaiy present them on or before De 25th lana t..
, uumg so you secure
your ennstmas gifts at half what you ordinarialy pay. All coupons are void
alter above date. Ortt & Towle lOt.
.Op. 49, No. 1, Beethoven
Reading: 'Evening at Mrs. Richard Winokler.
-Mrs. A. S.
the Farm"
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n.."-" , A MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER.
"suiar meeiine or thp moinVn ri r. ...
-f ih ro, ii , v. . . l x-uicn win pleasantly entertain evening th com t young ladies at a miscelSTrUM T rmS f Flrst;leous shower Wednesday evening at ?;;b"Ch;rC - , ful1 attendance! her home In East Sfbley street in honor t deS!r,:?" the reSUlar of Miss Fra"ces Hamacher, who is a business meeting will be followed by December bride.
a. social nour.
MISS ROBBINS A HOSTESS. Miss Noma Robbins will pleasantly entertain the members of M. T. club Tuesday evening at her home in Manila avenue. An enjoyable social time will be spent with embroidery work and music. All the members expect to be present. THE MISSES EBERT ENTERTAIN. The young ladies of the N. X. Embroidery club will be entertained next Tuesday evening by the Misses Emily and Bertha Ebert at their home in South Hohman street. All the members expect to attend and will pass an enjoyable time with their embroidery work and conversation. A MISSIONARY MEETING. The members of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist church will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the parsonage instead of at the home of Mrs.
J. J. .turner, as announced in the program. It is the regular monthly meeting and the date when the quarterly dues are to be paid in. A silver collection will also be taken. A very interesting program has been prepared and at its close, a missionary tea will be served. All the ladies of the society and congregation are invited to attend and it is desired that there be a large attendance. A COMMITTEE MEETING. The members of the history committee of the Hammond Woman's club are holding a ver;- interesting meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. O. A. Krinbill in Rimbach avenue. It is the regular study meeting and Mrs. A. F. Knotts is chairman of the program committee for the day. The subject study is "Irrigation." At the close of the following program Mrs. Clark Learning and her committee will entertain and serve dainty refreshments:
IS REPORTED ILL. Mr. C. E. Nelson, manager of the Lion Store drug department, is reported to be quite 111 at his home in Williams street and utiable to attend his duties. ATTENDS INSTITUTE. Miss Mary Bennett of Griffith, Ind.. was in Hammond Saturday to attend the teachers' institute at the Central building. ATTENDS RECEPTION. Miss Ruth Sohl attended the reception at the home of Mrs. Charles Beall, in Chicago, Saturday afternoon and came to Hammond in the evening to spend Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Cynthia Sohl of Mason street.
VISITS IN CHICAGO. Charles Belman spent Sunday visiting Harvey Blair at his home in
Woodlawn. ATTENDS INSTITUTE. Miss Ilia Hugnea of Ross, Ind., was in Hammond Saturday to attend the Teachers Institute at the Central building. She loft in the evening to spend Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes at their home 1n Crown Point. An OVER SUNDAY VISIT. Miss Mary Krost of Doty street attended the reception at the home of Mrs. Charles Beall, in Chicago, Saturday afternoon, find remained to be the guest of friends on the south side over Sunday. LEAVES ON A VISIT. Mrs. A. M. PeWeese of Rimbach avenue left yesterday noon for Berne, Ind., where she will spend several days visiting Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Knoff. Mrs. Knoff will be remembered as Miss Lulu PeWeese.
WOMAN'S CLUB MEETS
meeting of the members of the Hammond Woman's club occurred last Saturday afternoon In the auditorium of the First Presbytarlan church. The
meeting was called to order bv the
president, Mrs. Jeanie Sawyer and the
minutes of the previous board meet
ing were read by the secretary, Mrs T . . I
..jji.fe. ma announcements of the committee meetings for the week were
reaa, the meetinc nf ti. v,iot-
mittee taking place Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. O. A. Krinbill In
Rimbach avenue. The literature com mtttee will meet with Mrs. Frank Dem
"is on eoum liohman street, Tuesday afternoon. . The number of members present were thirty-six. Mrs. Sawyer addressed the club most fittingly by
giving a snort talk on the holiday season and closed by wishing all a merry
ennstmas and a happy New Year. Mrs
Rothschild, chairman of the art com
mittee, took charge of the meeting for Serenad
me aay. ina program was as follows-
u.uu was moroughly enjoyed by all
present, and during the remainder of
me aiternoon the guests met socially for conversation. The following was
tne program arranged by Miss Mettler:
Sonata. . . . Andante.
, Rondo. Isabel Woodman a r.
aieimam s hong Weber
Ora Golding T T
""'s. "ng Aage Auber
Ihelma Sprague and Esther Lund Rffl Tfllnr, IT J
..u& axuwu L.erner
Raymond Williams M v Vat -Woli,
, - K.rug
iieien Blosser
v-.duie oone Taubert
Harold Hammond Night School March Benjamin Bessie Williams Silver Keys Engleman Gladys Bell Melod- Donizetti Valse Ducelle Cyril Bell Cypress Waltz Streaboy Clarence Fox
Petite Gavotte jIo'j
Paul Slegrist
Cowslip Waltz Streaboy Little Boy Blue Engleman Leonard Hlrsch Song Without Words Streaboy
L-'oyd Ebert
ltz
Awake, Awake
Woodland
Valse . . .
.Cadman
Mrs. Addle Ford played two beautiful Dainty Dames
Laaman
Creighton Belman Krogman Hilda Whitazel Marcn Auber
Marlam Warner
piano selections of her own compost
tion. Mrs. W. C. Belman gave a very Fairy Barque
Mae McEwen
.Blake
interesting paper on her trip abroad.
connnlng her paper principally to the
arts of Italy. Miss Adkins read a very
instructive paper on "Art of Rome." The next meeting will ba a business meeting, held Jan. 8, 1910. Reporter of
the day, Mrs. R. O. Wrinckler.
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AID SOCIETY TO MEET.
y special requect the Ladles' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church
will meet at 2 p..m. next Wednesday
aiternoon in the church parlors, to com
plete preparations for the bazaar and
supper to be held Thursday afternoon
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.... vnuicii room, i-ancy I Valse
ana userui articles, home-made cake
and candles will be sold at the bazaar Martha and sunner will . eoi-im.i .
" ' u iu ai n valse
uhock. ncKets for the supper are on
- me society and Traumerie
...ii ue purcnasea at the door for 35 Scherzlno
rl"-J- me puouc is invited to attend as the proceeds will be used for the
Deneit of the church.
Small wood
Mildred Scherer the Meadow Lichtner Raymond Mette
Just for the Fun of It. . .
- - - . kJUUU3 Esther Lund
Reverie t.i
ttr ma ii Frieda Monnett
Murmuring Zephyrs Jensen
Farrell Dickover
Etude tiii .
Frances KlemDerer
Liner the Leaves
Walter Bell
valse Caprice
... A .
Marguerite Minard
Arabesque
ilelen Atkinson
guests present were: Messrs. Mesdames William Flannigan. Ernest Beebe, Rog
ers, Charles Helwig, Charles Janery,
J. to. van Orman, Robert Rcaebrau. R
E. Janery, Mrs. Annie Buchanan, Messrs
Jesse Julian, Jessie Beeber. Gerold Bee-
be, Lester anery and Arthur R.osebrau,
iviisses Helen and Margorie Beebe, Mildred Janery and Harriet Van Orman. ATTEND CHICAGO PARTY.
Mrs. Charles Beall entertained at the second of a series of parties last Saturday afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock at her home in Sidney s avenue. There
were several guests from Hammond and
Chicago and they met and spent a very pleasant time. Conversation and music were the features of the afternoon until 5 o'clock the guests were served with a daintily arranged three course luncheon. A pretty color scheme was carried out in the parlors, the decorations being pink kilarney roses attractively arranged in tall vases. Among those who attended from Hammond were: Misses Bauer. Blake, Sadie Imes, Mary Krost, Dora Duncan, Nora Lacey, Ruth Sohl and Mrs. Eugene S. Cooper. A BAZAAR AND SUPPER.
The members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Flrst Presbyterian church
will give a holiday bazaar and supper
in the church parlors next Thursday
aiternoon ana evening, Dec. 16th., to which the public is cordially invited to
attend. The following menu has been
cnosen for the supper, which will be
served between 5 and 8 o'clock:
not veal Lioaf. Mushroom Sauce.
Escalloped Potatoes. Cabbage Salad.
Baked Beans and Brown Bread. Apple Pie and Cheese. CplTee. ATTENDS THE THEATER.
Miss Florence Dietrich was the gues.t
of friends in Chicago yesterday and saw "The Flirting Princess" at the La-
Salle theater. ATTENDS THE THEATER.
Messrs. George Knoezer, Chetney, Frank Pick and Frank Baker attended j
vaudeville at the American Music hall 1
In Chicago. VISITS HAMMOND FRIENDS.
Leo Dietrich of Chicago spent last
evening visiting at the home of Mrs.
Caroline Dibos and family in Fayette j
street.
VISITORS IN CHICAGO.
Miss Arlie Tieche spent Sunday vis
iting friends in Chicago. Another vis
itor from Hammond in Chicago was
Miss Rose Fox.
wie
James Wingfleld, Lessee.
House.
jGeo. L. Manderback, Manager
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, DEC. 15th.
Direct from the Empire Theatre Chicago THE DUCKLINGS BIG BURLESQUE 2 Musical Riots "The Janitor" and A One Night Opera. 35 Broilers 35 6 Big Acts 6 PRICES 75500, 35c, 25c;Seats Ready.
MATINEE AND NIGHT, SATURDAY DEC. 18 The Astor Theatre Production "Paid in Full" - First time at Popular Prices.
Grand Wrestling Carnival UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE HAMMOND ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Tuesday December 14th ZBYSZKO And an all Star Card ADMISSION PRICES $5.00, 2.50, 2.00, 1.50 and 50 cenls
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HOLD 11 EG l' LA R MEETIXG.
The regular meeting of the members
of William II. Calkins, W. R C. No.
248, will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the I. O. O. F. hall on State
street. All the members are urzeii to
be present as important business will
bo disposed of.
ATTEMl CHRISTENING.
The christening of rhe infant daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jourdain
of Hegewisch took place yesterday at
the residence. The ceremony of the
Catholic church was read at 3 o'clock
In the presence of a small company of
relatives and friends. The sponsors i
were: Miss Mayme Ruschli of Ham
mond and Mr. Leo Dietrich of Chicago.
The little child was named Ilelen.
TRIE KINI)RF.I MEETIXG.
The regular meeting of the members
of True Kindred will take place Tues
day evening at S p. m. in the I. O.O. F. hall on State street. All the mem
bers are asked to be present as im
portant business will be transacted.
Four Days Starting
Matinee Sunday, December 12th
David Higgins in His Greatest Success
The Beautiful Kentucky
Racing Drama HIS LAST DOLLAR
Three Days Starting Thursday December 15th. Burt-Nicolai & Nixoa Offer MISS BETJLAH POYNTER In Her Own Dramatization of LENA RIVERS By Mary J. Holmes A PLAY Distinctly a Woman's Play. Of Woman's Emotions. By a Woman. For Women. Everybody Goes to see "LENA"
PRICES: Week Nights. 2! 33c 50C an 75c Sunday milt. 2c 3V 10: I 75: Wednesday and Saturday Mstlaeei, lOc. 13. 23s am 33:
.Thome
vewland
Edith Ruth (Reverie)
... Dorn . . .Godard
.Schumann Mozowskl
IS IMPROVING NICELY.
Air. cnris. hcdmal, who hag been very ill a this home in Wilcox street
for a few weeks, is improving nicely which his Tnany friends will be glad
10 learn. RESUME DUTIES.
ine iuisses Jjena Miller, Elizabeth
retiring and Meta Stelling have re-
""'""i wieir uues at uhstadt's de
partment store after a few days' vaca-
tion.
Andante.
Allegro. Adagio Allegro Vivace. Farrell Dickover
Rondon Capriccioso . . .... . Mendel,
Marguerite Minnrrt
Polka de Concert
... niirtiett Misses Minard and Dickover SPENDS SUNDAY HERE. Hiss Clara Dibos of cM
Sunday visiting her mother, Mrs. Caroline Dibos of Fayette street.
A CRYSTAL SHOWER. A very pleasant socletv event i.
week was an evening nartv v...
has returned to his Mrs. William T.ov Afi y
hnm in pi,,mm.,r . . ., . 'i'";5 ,lcle Jianaon
onuuoaun a. wepK s "u jiiss uessle IJateq tr
RETURNS FROM VISIT.
Daniel Blackburn
Little Lessons in Publicity No. 4. Arthur Brisbane says, "Eeputation is Repetition." The good qualities of your product will be made known to their friends by satisfied users. Rather slow work, though, when advertising in Daily Newspapers will tell everybody in a day. Your story repreated thousands of times in a few hours at a lower cost than any other method. Daily Newspaper repetition will make your reputation. Ask any general advertising agent or the publisher of this paper for suggestions.
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visit with relatives in Chicago.
ENTERTAINS AT DINNER. Mr. and Mrs. M. Rubin very delight
tuny entertained a company of friends
rrom Chicago at their home, 511 Sib
jrsiciua)', ai i o clock a prettily arranged course dinner was
served and the remainder of the day
ih pleasantly spent In conversation
Hammond young ladios at the home of Mrs. Love in West Sihley street Saturday evening. They entertainer. -
crystal shower in honor of Miss Frances Hamacher, whose marriage to Mr James Dixon will occur this month' Miss Hamacher
collection of gifts from her fn,n
who numbered abcut tw
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State Meeting at Indianapolis on Tuesday Attracts Attention of Leaders in Democratic Party All
Over the State.
JNO. E.
THE
175 South Hohman Street.
It is befitting that all toilet articles with which a woman provides her boudoir should
be finished with silver, for they not only appear well on my lady's dressing-table, but the- add refinement. See the elegant assortment I am J offering at 5.00 and up. McGARRY
JEWELER
Hammond, Ind,
liquor plank In the platform, and that
he will not try to force the legisla
ture to do anything.
entv-flve Tha
guests wero rcwivo t r
and music. The f'lo-i o ... ...iu. many ln the
, ., nr.c gucais; (jailors WHICH
Dr. George Rubin, Mr.
and children and Mr, Snett, all of Chicago.
and Mrs. Stein and Mrs. S. T.
MRS. BORG ENTERTAINS. Mrs. Borg will entertain tha mem
bers of the Jewish Ladies' Aid Society
tne nome of her daughter. Mrs
at
oLit-Kinz, ,n jjouglas street functions given
weanesaay afternoon. A full attend- honor this week.
BUle Ul memoers is desired as business
win be disposed of. A social hour will follow the regular meeting.
were dalntilv
for the occasion. During the evening music and social conversation -r. ,
Joyed and a pleasant feature of the
t-vemng was a guessing rontwt
which Miss Lillian Smith won
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At a late hour a two course
luncneon was served. The voun
uies win be jruests at
in the
g la-
several other
In Miss Hamacher's
A SURPRISE PARTY. A party of friends and relative de
lightfully surprised Mr. George Reeho
at his home, 505 Indiana avenue, last Saturdav evpnintr t- i, .
ttee of the Hammond Woman', club given to celebrate his birthday an" ",LreAJUrday 5"eon 2:80 versary and he received several elf
In remembrance of the day. The evening was spent very pleasantly with
music, social conversation and contests. The honors In the contest were awarded Mr. Rogers and Mrs. R. Rosebrau. At the cl
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A COMMITTEE MEETING. The meaber of the literature com
mittee
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Frank Dem
lng In South Hohman street. A verv
interesting program has been prepared and It is desired that many members attend. . Mrs. J. G. Ibach will be In
charge of the days' program and
etudy will be "The Esoi.f by Georgeltwo course luncheon was IerVed
The
TIMES' niREAIJ AT THE STATE CAPITAL. Indianapolis, Ind., Dec. 13. The democrats all over the state have their eyes fixed on the meeting of the state committee, which will be held in this city net Tuesday. There seems to be
an impression that at this meeting there will be a great deal of talk about the make up of the state platform next year. 'Special interest Is taken in what may be done in regard to a liquor plank, but from what most of the democrats say, nothing at all will be said on this question in the platform. It is known that Governor Marshall is not going to ask that anything be said on the liquor question. He is opposed to the county option law on general principles, but he believes that other liquor legislation can be enacted that will he more effective than the option law. lie has never outlined his views on this subject, however, and he will probably not do so unless It becomes necessary. The fact is that Governor Marshall Is not going to try to dictate to the legislature what It shall do on the liquor question. If the legislature passes a ward and township option law ho will sign it. If the legislature passes a statewide prohibition law he will sign it. If the legislature passes a strict regulative and restrictive liquor law he will sign it. i That much is certain, but beyond that it Is believed he will not go. It is certain that he will not try to get any,
Articles of Incorporation.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed In the office of the secretary of'
state for the following:
The First Baptist church of "West!
Eaden; no capital stock; incorporators I
James Palmer, John L. Thomas. R. J. i Holden, Wright Potter and "W. M. Scott.
The John S. 'Metcalf Company. Illi- j
nois; capital stock, $50,0(10; certified in ! Indiana for $2,500; builders directors,!
T. K. Webster, J. S. Metcalf and F. G.J Adamson. j The Yuster Axle and Transmission company. South Bend; capital stock, $100,000; manufacturers of automobile, parts; directors, M. L. Yuster, E. A.' Wile and Joseph W. Rickets. j The Interurban Peanut comsany. In
dianapolis; capital stock, $15,000; to In- J B
siau ana operate vending machines; in corporators, J. I. Steinberg, G. II. Dun meyer and John Karney. The New Brunswick Citizens' Tele
phone company, New Brunswick; to! take over and operate the property of I the Xew Brunswick Mutual Telephone j romnanv directors 1-T T t'iltr. A t !
Crostreet, R. H. Gates, J. J. Evans. T. F. Caldwell, L. W. Rons and C. C. Black. Corporation changes have been reported for the following: The Richmond Country Club, Richmond; notice of Increase of capital stock from $1,000 to $5,000; J. F. Thompson, president
IJO VAUDEVILLE THEATRE
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269 State Street PROGRAM CHANGED MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS. 2000 feet of Motion Pictures.
Doors Open at 2:30 p. m. and 7:00 p. m. ADMISSION 10 CTS.
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