Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 168, Hammond, Lake County, 5 January 1910 — Page 2
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Vednesday, Jan. 5, 1910.
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CONCLUDE VISIT HERE-, ? Miss Anna and Mr.Knneth Thomas who have been the guest otf their aunt, Mr Kewbright. at hr home, 249 Fayette street, for th holidays, left yesterday for their home In La-' Fountain, Jnd. " j RETURN TO THE SOXTTH. Mr. and Mrs. CharlesOttea-s feft last evening for their home, in, Kentucky after spending the holidays with their relatives, Mr. and . Mrs: A. '', Smith of Summers street. ' '" " .
fiammond Girl Weds Yesterday
ENTERTAINS AT DINNER. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A." Sco'tt en- '
terlained at 1 o'clock dinner last evening a( - their home in Warren stret in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Krajner, whose piarriage occurred
Chistmas evening. The dinner was
servd in five courses.. In the dining
room the table was arranged for the host and hostess, thef, guest of honor
and- a few friends. The other guests were served at' small tables In the living room. -In the dining room the table was beautifully trimmed In pink
and white. A bowl of pink rose buds and ferns was the' center piece on the table. The - other tables had pretty decorations of red. At the close of the dinner the guests spent a pleasant time In the parlors and euchre was the entertainment. The guests ' played several games and the honors for the evening were awarded to Mrs. F. 1L Mott and Mr. Henry Bickncll. The dinner last evening was only one of & series of delightful post nuptial entertainments that will be given for Mr. and Mrs. Kramer while they remain in Hammond.
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RETURN 9 FR03I VISIT.
-The-' Misses jHattle and . Grace Dahl
have returned to Hammond from Low
ell, w hero they pent the holiday week
visitinsr their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred DahL RETURNS FROM VISIT.
' Miss Sadie Imes has returned to her
! home in Williams street after a pleas-
I ant visit with friends and relatives tn
I Monticello, Ind. '
A BUSINESS VISIT.
O W Harding of Highland transact Dagh North Pole
morning.
HERE ON BUSINESS.
William Peterson "and Frank Hough,
both of Chicago, were in Hammond I
last evening on business.
A USINESS VISIT. Among the out-of-town business vis
itors in Hammond last evening were
Frank Orth of Indiana Harbor, C. C.
Smith of East Chicago and Conrad
Peterson of Bast Gary. RETURNS HOME. Mrs. Louis Suess and little son, Clay.
toti. have returned to their home in
Milwaukee, Wis., after a few weeks'
visit with Mrs. Suess' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Sheffield of May street.
Towk Opsra Honiseo
James Wlngfield, Lessee. Geo. U Manderback, Manager
TO-NIGHT
LYMAN H. HOWE'S PICTURES
SADIE M'INTYRE HILL.
THE FASHIONABLE BLUE AND, BLACK GOWN COMBINATION. Nothing is smarter among the fashionables this season than the costume combining black with a certain rich, deep blue color called "ascension." In this instance the black crepe de chine gown is embroidered In shades of the deep blue color, ' and the tunic, of ascension blue chiffon, is thickly beaded with dull steel. There is a fad this season for wearing hats with decollete frocks in theater boxes, and this costume is matched by a big hat of black velvet banded around the crown with steel and blue sequins, the feathers heing a pale gray shade.
A LINEN SHOWER.
week was a linen shower at which ; the Misses Dollle and Eugenia Knotts j
enieriainea last evening m icmi nui" In Muelnch court In honor of Miss Helen Shea, who is a January bride.
About fifteen young ladles were in attendance and spent a very pleasant social time. A contest furnished pleas
ant diversion during the evening and Miss Theresa Dorsey was awarded the priae. Other games and music were enjoyed until a late hour In the even
ing when the hotsesses served a dain
ty two course luncheon. Miss Shea received several beautiful pieces of linen
from her friends. Among those present were: Mrs. Thomas A. Shea, Misses Helen and Florence Shea, M,aud Pan-
nenborg, K. G. Rellley, Theresa Dorsey, Inez Eaton, Irene Mott, Grace Kingwill, Anna and Genevlve Hastings and
Emma Huehn.
OVER THE I ' I I TEA CUPS
A SHORT VISIT. f Miss Eames of Williams street-has .returned home from Blue Island, 111., .where she has been visiting friends .and relatives for a few weeks.
FROM MICHIGAN.
has returnn to Ham-
CONCLUDES VISIT HERE.
Mr. Paul Theney of Vermont, who is
j attending the Michigan university at Ann Arbor, Mich., spent the holiday vacation in Hammond, the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Dobbins at their
home in Doty street. He left yesterday to resume his studies at-the university.
MARTHA SOCIETY TO MEET.
The members of the Martha Soclety
RETURNS ' Mips Parks
"luiiu its I cauii.t utri trdn iu( xup iiic schools after spending the holiday" vacation with friends and relatives in 'Detroit, Mich.
CONCLUDES VISIT HERE. Mrs. Charles Cormany and little daughter, Lois, have returned to their home in Milwaukee, Wis., after spending New Year's in Hammond the guests ot Mrs. O. A. Krinbill of Rlmbach avenue and Mrs. Carrie Parsons of Doty street. AN ENJOYABLE MEETING. The young ladies of the N. N. Embroidery club were guests at a pleasant party at which Miss Bertha Maleitske , entertained last evening at her. home 'in Indiana avenue. It was the regular weekly club meeting and all the members were present. An Informal
social program was carried out, the
guests enjoying embroidery work and
music until a late hour. The hostess served a daintily arranged course luncheon. The next party will be
given Tuesday evening of next week and Misa Ofrtriidi Claim will rntpr.
tain nt hrrr in nlntnn ,ri Th nf th First Christian church will meet
fallowing are members of the club: Thursday i afternoon at the home of itfrj --i t ri9.,on Wc na I jnhn' HIckm&n. 68S Truman ave-
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GEORGE II. HILL.
eral games of pedro will be played. It Is the first meeting of the members in several weeks. RETURNS FROM THE SOUTH. Miss Ellen Clark has returned to her home in Rimbach avenue from Tennessee, where she spent the holidays visiting her friends and relatives.
Claus, Lillie Fedder, Lena Emily and Bertha Ebert, Klein and Bertha Maleitske.
ROT
DOWN
Hopkins, nue. All the memDers are in
Augusta be present as business oi imp""
will be transacted. A snori social nvui
iwill also be enjoyed.
MISS BROWN A HOSTESS
Miss Frances Brown verv nleasantlv I A BUSINESS MEEH'
pntertainert tht voiinsr larlip nt th t I There will be a meeting OI m uiriu
rlnh last pvoninir nt her home in I here of the Ladles Aid society OI ie
Ocrdwn utrpe-t Tt was th ree-nlar I Virst Presbyterian cnurcn mis aii-ci
weekly party and several of the mem- noon in the parlors of the cnurcn. bers were in attendance. The home Is the first meeting of the members was prettily decorated In holiday since before the holidays and Important cnlnro nf re,l grtil nrhlta on nroocn t tA k.i.lncu H.M11 he transacted. It WaS
nrettv aDDearance. There was no I desired that many members De pres
special entertainment provided, the 1 ent
guests meetlns informallv for music.
conversation and Amhroidprv work At! A PLEASANT PARTY.
10 o'clock th ruest wrm lnvitpd into I An pniovable meeting OI tne lauiea
the dininsr room and served with a I of the Oak Leaf Embroidery ciud win
daintily arranged course supper. The take place this afternoon at the home
table was beautifully trimmed in the of Mrs. Hal Young in lruman avenue
same colors of red and white and a I The afternoon will ba spent wnn em
center piece of uowers was used on
the table. Another party will be given
next week, although definite arrange
ments have not been made. The fol
lowing members were present last evening: Misses Florence Shea, Grace
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AND ONE DOLLAR A Week qj-fl Thereafterbut P will pur
chase one of the following
articles outright. ,1.50 Ladies' Fur (4 'Trimmed Juliets ...... J
1.50 Men's FancyLeather Op-Slippers . . 1.50 Ladies' Warm Lined Shoes . . . ..... . 1.35 Ladies Patent Leather Oxfords 1.35 Ladies Kid Juliets 1.25 Boys Fancy Leather Slippers
Men's tancy f -f
Half Hose, 6 pairs Children's Hand Turn Kid Skin Shoes, (4 sizes 5 to 8 ... . . . 4) BuddsBaby (4 Shoes . ; . . J I Ladies' Jersev 4
Leggings 4) 4 pair Children's Silk Lisle over Knee Stockings, regular 35c quality tf 1 4 pairs ..... . . . . . . . 4) Complete line of Mens Shoes at both Stores. . Leave your old shoes at ourf Stores to be repaired. Sale begins Thursday, tomorrow at eight a. m. Ortt & Towle 179 Hohnun St. Hammond Bldg.
Kingwlll, Eva Wilson,
ton, Mona Krost, Florence Buzzard Frances Brown.
broidery work and conversation and it
was expected that several or tne members would be present.
AID SOCIETY MEETS. Th members of the Ladies' Aid So-
Frances Hut- clety of the First Baptist church will
meet Thursday afternoon ai me numo of Mrs. K. W. Bump In South Hohman street. The regular business will be disposed of and the remainder of the afternoon will be spent socially. The
members are all invited to attena. THE MISSES STOMMEL ENTERTAIN.
The Misses Alvlna and Florence
Stommel will pleasantly entertain the . . 1 t 1 1 nlnh Thnrsrlftv
memDers oi me v."
Mayma Knoezer, Marie Wilts and
RETURNS FROM CHICAGO.
Miss Virginia Admiral has conclued her visit with relatives in Chisago and returned to Hammond Monday. Miss Admiral has been absent about two weeks. )
RETURN FROM MICHIGAN. Miss Lawson, a teacher in the Irving school, has returned home from Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., where she has been visiting relatives during the holiday vacation. "
PREPARE FOR BANQUET. A very important meeting of the members of the Ladles' Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church will take place this afternoon in the guild room of
the church. A full attendance of members is desired, as important business
will be transacted in connection with
the serving of the banquet, Jan. 8, to the men of the congregation. The banquet will be served by the ladles of the guild and covers will be laid for fifty guests. The banquet will be served in
seven courses, and the hour for serving will be 7 o'clock. The principal speakers at the banquet will be Rev.
John Tenry Hopkins,,!). D., secretary of the Fifth Missionary department; Rt. Rev. John Hazen White, D. D., bishop
of this diocese; Mr. M. C. Dow of Gosh
en, treasurer of the diocese, who are ex.
pected to arrive early in the day.
W, C. T. V, MEETING
The regular weekly . meeting of the
members of the W. C. T. U. took place last evening at the home of Mrs. Mason
In Harrison avenue. There was a good attendance in spite of the storm and
(Via "l a m act 0 xir n v n v rm l-i n a
..oo... v.tta . .Jevenine at their home in South Hoh
a very interesting temperance program man street. It Is the first .mee"
was rendered. At the close of the meeting Mrs. Mason served refresh
ments. Another meeting will take place next Tuesday evening, although
the place of meeting was not decided.
IS VERY Elster of East
ILL. Sibley street
since before the season of Advent
nn enlovable time is anticipated.
COLUMBIA CLUB PARTY
A pleasant meeting of .the ladies of the Columbia club will take place thiB
afternoon at the residence of -Mrs. i..
a weirs in South Hohman street. It
'lie Iho 1-acrula.r mccflnff Of the Club
very ill at the Michael Reese hospital memDers and an enjoyable social after
m v.a.ca(5o. ,s remammg ion w,u be sp6nt playing euchre.
wim mm in vmcago anu, aimougn tne
child is very ill, tho, relatives believe
that he . will recover. The many
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Elster in Ham-
jnond sympathize with them and hope
for the recovery in a short time.
AN EVENING PARTY. All the young people of the church
a meet-
club
tomorrow evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Postalwalte, 19 Carroll street. The young men of the club will have the entetalnment in charge and a very enjoyable time is
are invited to be present at
ing of the Presbyterian Social
DEBORAH SOCIETY MEETS. 1 The members of the Deborah Aid Society of the First Christian church will be enerained by Mrs. Davis at her home in Calumet avenue, Thursday afternoon of this week. A" full attendance of members is desired as important business will be transacted. HOLD REGULAR MEETING.
The regular meeting of the members of the Court of Narcissus Queens of
Avalllon, will take place this evening
In the guild room of St. Paul's Epis
copal church. During the evening the
necessary business will be disposed of
and there will be initiation of candi
dates. All the members are Invited to
be present.
A DAY'S VISIT.
Miss Mabel Barron of East Chicago
spent Monday afternoon visiting her
Hammond friends.
RETURNS FROM VISIT.
F. B. McElroy has returned to Ham
mond from Crawfordsvllle, Ind., where
he visited during the holidays.
RETURNS FROM VISIT.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith have re
turned to their home in Carroll street
after spending the holidays with friends
and relatives in Crawfordsville and !
Terra Haute, Ind.
A WEEK-END VISIT.
Miss Lulu Johnson has returned to
her home in South Hohman street from
Tolleston,- where she spent the past
week-end visiting her sister, Mrs. W. S.
Gallagher.
CALIFORNIA EXHIBIT CARS.
The North Bay Counties association
of California, representing the five counties north of San Francisco, have
sent out an exhibit car, which will ar
rive In Hammond over the Erie rail
road on the morning of Jan, 8, and will be open to the people of Hammond Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 8,
10 and 11. The exhibit is the selec
tion of Luther Burbank as perfect, and this is the only collection of Burbank'a creations that were ever exhibited on
.cars. There are two of the cars, and
an admission charge of 25 cents Is made to cover the expenses of the trip, which
are $75 a day.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
The members of the .Golden Rule
Council, No. 1, D. of L., met last even
ing in the K. of P. hall for the regular meeting. There was a gqod attendacq of members and after the ; ' necessary
business had been disposed of, the an
nual installation of officers occurred
Mrs. Millie Davis was the installating officer for the evening. At the close of the regular lodge session a pleasant social time was enjoyed and ,an
elaborate banquet was served. The meeting was a very pleasant one, and
the members expect that the next meet
ing In two weeks will be equally as enjoyable and a full attendance Is desired. There will be initiation of a large class of candidates. The following are the officers who will act during the
new year: Councilor Mrs. Ollle Wheeler.
Associate - councilor Mrs. Katie De-
vaney.
Vice councilor Mrs. Emma Roberts.
Associate vice councilor Mrs. Ruth Loomis. Recording secretary Mrs. Lizzie Pontius. Assistant recording secretary Mrs. Lizzie Sullivan. Financial . secretary Mrs. Florence Herman. Treasurer Mrs. Aurora Brennan. Guide Mlsa Ruth Roberts. Inside Guard Mrs. Ida Tuley. Outside guard Mrs. Josle DeRoff. Trustee Mrs. Lizzie Larson. Representatives to the anneal convention at Indianapolis In June are
Aroplane Plights in France
20 Other Big Features 20 PRICES 25c, 35c, and 50c. Sunday Wight January 9th MORT H. SINGER OFFERS The Merriest of Musical Productions. HONEYMOON with rnrin) A TTTT beauty chorus BERT ILM.-A.JIJL! AND BAKER mUA DANCING BROILERS 50 SINGERS DANCERS COMEDIANS 50 PRICES 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c, 1.00 Seats Selling.
FOUR DAYS COMMENCING Matinee Sunday, Jan. 2, Clyde Fitch's Great Comedy "THE BLUE HOUSE" The Tremendous Chicago and New York Success. Presented by an excellent cast.
3 Nights Starting Thursday January 6th
JULES MURRY offers
The Chicago Opera House Success "Via Wireless" First time at Popular Prices Nothing like it in all the world The Ship scene stands forth prominently on the list ot big stage effects.
PRICES:
Week Nights. 15c, zsc. sSc, 50c and 7Sc, $1.00 Sunday mdnt. 2Se, 03 til ? v $1.00
Wednesday and Saturday Mitineei. lOc. 15c. 23 aal 35;
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HEETIVG WAS POSTPOXED. The meeting of the members of the
Inter S club, which was announced to I Mcg(jameg Allen, Hattie Van Or-
take place last evening, had to be post
poned on account of other engage
ments. The next party will not occur
until Tuesday evening of next week,-
and Miss Ellen Clark will entertain at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George A. A.
Masoiv. in Kimbach -avenue.
AN IMPORTANT 3M KETI XG. There -will be an important meet
ing of the members of the Methodist
chapel Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Abbot, Van Buren street. It
is desired that many members a&end, as business of importance will be transacted.
RETVUXS FROM VISIT. - Mrs. Etta Bloomhoff has returned to her fiQTOev ln..Mason.. street -after a week's visit with her sister, Mrs. William Phillips, who has been critically
ill at her home in Laporte, Ind. RBTCHS8 FROM VISIT. ;Miss Lydia Jones has returned to her home in Carroll street from Fond du Lac. Wis., where she spent the'hojidays, visiting her friends and relatives. ; . RETURNS TO MILWAUKEE. Miss Irene Parsons has returned to Milwaukee to resume her .studies in the Normal school there after spending the holiday vacation With her mother Mrs. Carrie Parsons of Doty street. ! . ' . COXCLUDES VISIT HERE. Miss Elpie Zinke has returned to her home in Fond du Lac, . Wis., after a pleasant few days' visit with Miss Irene Mott, at her home in South Hohman street. t RETURNS TO COLLEGE. Miss Annie Ibach left yesterday for Greencastle, Ind., 'to resume her studies at Depauw university after spenS-
inan and Mary Devaney.
Alternates Mesdames Maggie Devaney, Jessie Newman and Orma Mac-
Analiy.
HAMMOND HEWS
A PLEASANT TNTERTAIXMEXT.
Miss Emma Huehn will pleasantly
entertain a few friends at her . home
in Logan street, Thursday evening
comnlimentao-y . to ..MJLsa.; Helen tnea,
whose marriage to Mr. William Daly
will take place Wednesday, Jan. 12 at
All Saint's church.
A DRILL MEETING.
AH the members and officers of Ham
mond Hive. No. 2, L. O. T. are re
quested to meet Thursday afternoon at
1:30 o'clock in the K. of P. hall, to pre
nar for the annual .- installation- of
officers. - INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
The members of Hammond Hive, No
2, L. O. T. M.. will meet Friday even
Ing in the K. of P.- hall for the annual
installation of officers. A social hou
will follow the regular lodge session
and refreshments will be .served.
full attendance of members is de
sired, ' .
MRS. JAMES A HOSTESS. Mrs. A. D. James will have as her guests at a pleasant party Thursday afternoon at her home in West State
street the members of the Acme So-1 ing the holiday vacation in Hammond
cial club. An enjoyable social time I the guest o fher parents, Mr. and Mia. I will be spent playing cards and sev-IJ. G. Ibach of South Hohman street.
McGAREY
THE JEWELER
Margaret's hospital last night.
Dr. Bacon of Englewood will operate
on the patient this afternoon between
two and three o'clock. Dosey had been troubled with gall 6tones for many years and this year It was necessary
for an operation to be performed.
Great Celebration.
ic is expeciea mai mere win De a great celebration among the Greek 1
Catholics and other foreigners on Dec. 8, on the occasion of the celebration of the Greek New Year's. The event is always made the occasion of a great celebration, with wine and other intoxicants flowing freely. The eyes of the city will be on the Standard district next Sunday.
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Boy for Guy Wells.
The Hammond friends ot Guy Wells today received postal card announce
ments of the fact of the arrival at his
home in Indianapolis of a son. The,
new arrival is a boy and the mother
i B-ettlntr alone nicely. The exact date
of the arrival was Jan 4.
Mr. Wells is well Known in mis cny where he formerly made his home and has a number of relatives. Mr. Wells is at present the assistant state secretary of the Y. M. C. A. He married Miss Ivy Carlson of Crawfordsville, a year after he left Wabash college. Holy Communion. Tomorrow, being the Feast of the Epiphany. -there will be a celebration of the Holy Communion in St. Paul's Episc(Jal church at nine o'clock. Dosey Taken to Hospital. Ramey Dosey who has been sick for the last' two weeks has taken a turn for the worse and was removed to St.
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Men's Box Calf Shoes Men's Pat-Colt Shoes Men's Wax Calf Shoes
Ortt & Towle 129 Hohman Street
There are two good things at Towles mm--mmm-mmmmmmmm-mm-mm-mmmm j this week. Tonight Lyman II. Howe's '
pictures will be shown accompanied by what is said to be a very clever and learned travelogue. Among the things that will be shown
are flying machines, scenes from the Montreal Winter Carnival, 'pictures of traget practice and scenes in foreign lands. An effort is made to add the
sounds that would naturally accompany the pictures and in this way make
them as real as possible. ;
The quest for the North Pole has culminated in a dramatic discovery that forms the biggest feature in j Lyman II. Howe's Travel Festival at i the Towle Opera House to night. The story of the struggle is told in pictures as no words could tell it. The equipment of the polar party, its dogs and : sledges hauling snow for the water supply, cutting up walrus for the dogs, the painful progress over the ice, and the final dash for the pole are all shown
in this remarkable series. The severe strain on man and beast, in their struggle through the great frozen seas and snow-hidden land, kindles admiration of their courage in everyone. In another feature, the heroes of the air, the "birdmen" Curtis, Farman, Latham, Blerlot, Paulhan, are all hown In full flight. Biplanes, Monoplanes every form of aeroplane the modern mind, could conceive to conquer the air,, are seen in tests of speed and endurance. "The Blue Mouse'? is being shown in New York where it is likely to re-
c a b.li a e'.
Cabs and Carriages to all Train CARTER and WELLS Livery. Cab and Bagjago Lin PHONB j ' (tato Ctr.r Hammnnil
CALL FOR
IL-IA
OINTMENTlH
ECZEMA CUTS BURNS US DRUGSTORE
Shubert have organized a company equally as strong and are sending it on tour. With a cast including Alma Karle, O. K. Hallan, Jack Bergrave. Chas. E. Clarke, Frank V. French, H. N. Dudgeon, Leo Du Mont, Lavlnia Thomson, Gertrude Steele, Josephine Kemety end Inez Rsgan and others, "The Blue Mouse" will be seen here for a return engagement next Thura-
main for a year or more the Messrs. day.