Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 187, Hammond, Lake County, 27 January 1910 — Page 2
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Professor Emil Diederich, Who Will Lead Hi Orchestra at the First Baptist Church, Is Talented Musician.
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HOISE FROCK IX LOUIS TVPE AXO COLORING. This charming little costume Is a modified Louis XVI. type and the colors are a soft blending of gray with pink, called the "Wattteu tinting" by the artist dressmakers. Over a petticoat of gray permo fabric, a silky weave of mohair with wool threads. Is draped an overdress of changeable rose and 'gTay taffeta now coming into favor as a dress material once more. At the -back there is a "Watteau" pleat from shoulder to skirt hem. The crossed ovef bodice, the band of "black at the throaft and the much trimmed sleeves are all Louis XVI. features.
PROF. EMIL DIEDERICH
Prof, pmll Dlederlch. - the famous celloist, will lead an orchestra at the First Baptist church tonight In one of the best concerts of Its kind ever given In Hammond. The prograra i as follows: . s March Coronation from the Prophet. .i... , Meyerbeer Overture Figaros Rochzeit. . . . Mozart Heartsease . Nell Moret Violin Duet Gungl Sarah Bernice Eastwood Quartette Selected Selection Bohemian Girl Balfe PART II. Overture Calif of Bagdad. . . .Boieldien Violin Solo Walter MIHlkan LaCarina Mazurka D'Concert ...... Barnie Young The Mill in the Forest. .... .Edenberg Selection -The Time, the Pla,ce and the Girl ; March ....'.. Beyer The personnel of the orchestra is as follows: ' Professor Emil Dlederlch, "Calloist;1 Violins Jrace Gero," Lillian Porch, Sarah Bernice Eastwood", Walter Millikan. Mr. Rieman, W. Henzel, Mr. Reising. Piano Muriel Eastwood, May Hannso. i Flute Charles Binder. French horn Otto Hudson. Cornets-i-Fletcher HudsoA, Otto Diederich. Trombone Walter Webster. Drums Claude Palmer. Cello Mr. Dely. Bass Paul Masteller. Clarinet Joe Schnautalla.
OVER THE I ) I I TEA CUPS
INVITATIONS ItECKIVED HERE. .the members of the B. B. K. Whist ; Cards were received in Hammond to-'club and a few invited friends. A day announcing a dancing party to be pleasant social evening will be passed, glren by the members of the Silver j . -jLaf Athletic club of Chicago at Vic-i .SEW AT THE IIOSPITAIw . ; toria" hall Western avenue and Madison j The ladies of the Martha Aid So.treeFriday evening. 'Feb. 4. Dane- ciety of the First Christian- church
ing and Mrs. H. H. Binder Is leader for the day The study will be "China" and "A Great Race With a Great Inheritance." Mrs. Binder will be assisted on the program by Mrs. Coulter, Mrs. F. W. Kimball and Mrs. J. E. Sharp. ' v A THIMBLE PARTY.
Mrs. W. J. - Whinery will have as her guests at her home in East State street tomorrow afternoon the ladles
of the Neighborhood club. The meeting Is anticipated with a great deal of pleasure and all the members expect to be present. IS IMPROVIXG NICELY. Mr. Frank White of 378 State street who has been very ill with typhoid fever for the past .few weeks, is beginning to improve nicely which his many friends will be glad to know. ATTENDS HAMMOND PARTY. Mra. Abble Thomas of East Chicago -wilVbe a guest at a 12 o'clock dinner today at which Mrs. Viola Smiley will entertain in honor of her. daughter, Miss Faye. Smiley. . ,
School Orchestra
. .Milton Dermedy
Charles M. Hahn
School Orchestra
f-Sl lf"9oC.. --i-o-, toJl i-the remiar-meetinireii (
Silver Lea club Is composed of young' was announced to take place this after-
men in the employ bf the Chicago noon at the home of Mrs. Fred BariTelephone company, and their parties jhett In Summer street. Instead they are given annually and are leading so- . will go to St. Margaret's hospital and ' 'olety events In the young sets. A cor- spend the , afternoon sewing for the dlal Invitation to attend is extended all 'benefit of the hospital. people connected with the telephone! company in Hammond, the members of j HOLD REGULAR MEETING, 'the Hammond Aathletic association and The young people of St. Paul's Junior
INVITATIONS ARE OUT.
has cards but among several" of her friends for a plate shower to be given next Thursday, Feb. 3 in honor of Miss Faye Smiley, whose marriage to Mr. Carl -Thomas will take place Sat
urday of the same ween.
school will meet Friday evening at 8 o'clock In the school building. The fol
lowing program has been arranged and all the members and friends are
urged to be present: Selection." High Vocal Solo Address. .Mr. Selection High
Address Elliott Conroy
Vocal Duet ..Mrs. C. B. Miller
..and Miss Eichorn Address. Mayor Becker
Selection . . .High School Orchestra
A DANCING PARTY.
A number of members and friends of the Malcyon club were guests at
the dancing party given last evening
In Weis hall o'n State street. The par
ty was the first entertainment to be given this winter by the club mem
bers and a very enjoyable time. 1
reported. .There was a nice attendance an several of those present who did not dance met in the parlors and played cards at small tables. Informal dancing was Indulged in until a late
hour made an enjoyable program of
music was played for the dancing,
uuring the intermission frappe was
served at small tables. ;
tain pen In remembrance of the day. During the evening games and contesta were enjoyed and music waa also a pleasant feature " until a late "hour when, dainty . refreahmenta wer served. : The v following were present: Misses Inez Traffley, Alva Dilts, Alice Reynolds. Bertha and Virginia Jacobson, liouise Bloom, Pearl Cox. Nellie Davia, Sophia Ahlborn, Anna- Stolley. HuldA' Well Margaret Turtey and Messrs. Carl Radke of South Chicago, Jesse Dilts, Lawrence - Creeaon, John Grimmer. Elmer Dilts, Paul Ahlborn, George Hartfleld, Eddie Schultz, Earl Hamlllon, Ed Klein. Hollis - Hunter, Harry Stokes, William Thrailkie, Joe Schillen, Ed Shoup and Rudolph Weil. , A NOTICE. All ladies who have been members
of the Eastern Star are ln.ted to at-' tend the funeral of Mrs. Timm at the j
family residence in Robertsdale, Friday afternoon at 1:S0 o'clock. The services will be in charge of the Whiting Chapter of Eastern Stars. SERVE A BANQUET. The young ladies of Narcissus Court, Queens of Avalllon, postponed their
regular meeting last evening and gave
banquet in the guild room of St.
Paul's church in Rlmbach avenue. Only
the members were Invited to be present and twelve were In , attendance. They met at 7 o'clock and after a short
time spent in conversation and music they were served with a daintily arranged course banquet. The table was attractively arranged and had pretty decorations, of cut flowers and ferns. The Rev. Charles Albert Smith was the
only invited guest. The next meeting will take place in two weeks and the
second degree will be . conferred upon two candidates.
CONCLUDES VISIT HERE. ...
Mr. Will WlUhouse has returned to
his home In North Dakota after a
visit with his cousin, Mrs. Julia Hess
of 36 Mason street. 1
LEAVES FOR THE SOUTH.
.Mrs. Etta Bloomholt of Mason street
will leave Sunday for Sanford, Fla., to
spend the remainder of the winter with her daughter, Mrs. W. C. Harrison, and family, who ahve been there for the past few weeks. RETURNS FROM VISIT. Mrs. N. G. Booth of 822 Michigan ave. nue has returned home from Danville 111., where she has been on a pleasant visit. She was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Herrlngton of 439 East
State street, who are located in Danville for the winter The Hammond friends of Mr. and Mrs. Herrlngton will be glad to know that they expect to return home In two month. RETURNS TO MICHIGAN. Mrs. Frank Moore and little son Richard, have returned to their home In Detroit, Mich., after a few weeks' visit with Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hahlweg of South Hohman street. ENJOY LODGE SESSION. The members of Silver Light Hive, L. O. T. M., met laat evening in Long's
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any other athletic association In this city and their friends. A BOARD MEETING. The ladles of the executlva board of the Hammond Woman's club will meet this evening at the home of the president, Mrs. Jeanle Sawyer in Clinton street for the regular monthly business meeting;. All are Invited to be present. , Sins. DEMI NO A HOSTESS. Mrs. F. C. Demlngf will be hostess to the ladles of the Alpha Fhl club at th regular club party Friday afternoon in South Hohman street. The guests will spend an enjoyable time with their embroidery work. A SOCIAL MEETING. , A pleasant meeting of the ladies of 'the Colonial club Is taking place this 'afternoon at the home of Mrs. W.' F. Brunt in Plummer avenue. The after
noon will be spent In the usual pleasant way of the club with embroidery work and other social diversions: ' A DANCINO PARTY. The members of Unity Council, No. "728, Knights of Columbus, Issued Invitations this week for a dancing party to be given Monday evening, Jan. "21 at Thong's hall on State street. A 'large number of cards were issued "among the members and their friends . in Hammond and vicinity and It Is ex'pected that many will be present. The 'party is one of the pleasant social evtnts to be given before the opening of the Lenten season. An attractive program of music is being arranged for the evening and arrangements are being completed to have it an enjoyable entertainment. . , ENTERTAINS AT CATDS. ,
Mr. and Mrs. La wj-enca Becker will
have as their guests Thursday evening at their home in Rimbach avenue,
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league announce a meeting for thia evening in the school hall, the corner of Oakley avenue and Sibley street.
The usual business and social program will be carried out and It is desired that many members attend. MRS. GRACE IS HOSTESS. Mrs. L. Graoe will entertain the members of the Deborah Aid Society of the First Christian church this afternoon at her home in Price place. It Is the regular weekly meeting and the usual amount of business will be disposed of. GOOD WILL CLX'B MEETS. An enjoyable meeting of the mem
bers of the Good Will club will take
place this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Hugh Carroll in Douglas street.
The afternoon will be devoted to cards
and several games of pedro will be
played at small tables placed In the
parlors.
" SIRS. CAIRO ENTERTAINS.
Mrs.' Caird will have as her guests
this afternoon at her home In Mlchl
(an avenue, the members of the NoName club. The usual pleasant entertainment "wiy. be carried out and the
guests will play several games of
pedro. "
GUESTS FROM NORTH DAKOTA. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Ales ton of Sanburn,: 2tf. D., are the guests of Mr,
Meston's sister. Miss Ethel Meston at
her home In West Sibley street for
a lew days. flir. ana Mrs. Meston are
returning home after a week's visit
with friends and relatives in Palmer-
ton, Ont., Canada. , ARRANGE A MUSICAL. The young people"of Miss Eliza
beth Webber's class in music will be
entertained at the home of Miss Ida
Heckelman In Truman avenue Satur
day afternoon. All the , members are
Invited to attend as an enjoyable pro
gram Is being arranged for the enter tainment. MARQUETE CLUB MEETS.
The next party at which the ladies of the Marqur-tte club will be guests
will be given Friday afternoon of this
week and Mrs. B. L. P. ' Bell will en
tertaln at her home In South Hohman
street. Progressive" euchVe will be the feature of the afternoon and a very
delightful time is anticipated.
MEETING OF BOYS' CUB.
Edward Hess wllj be host to the members of the Boys' club Friday
evening at his home In. Michigan ave
nue.- Games and contests will be-en
Joyed during the -evening" and refresh
ments will be served. , A MISSIONARY MEETING.
The woman's Missionary Society o
the First Baptist r church- are meeting
this afternoon at the home-, of Mrs.
J. W. Jones In' Michigan; avenue. It
is the regular monthly study meet
RETURNS FROM VISIT. Mrs. M. Louisa Woods has returned
to her home in carrou street irom
Valparaiso where she and her brother,
Mr. W. H. IJosecrans of Oberlln, O.. have been spending a few days with
their sister, Mrs. Emma Allen. Mr.
Rosecrans will remain In Hammond for
few days' visit with relatives MRS. BONEY ENTERTAINS. Mrs. Mat Boney will have as her
guests this afternoon at her home In Clinton street the members of Sewing Circle No. 2, of St. Margaret's hospital. Cards will be the leading feature of the afternoon and ,a pleasant
social time will be spent in he card
games.
Races at the East Chicago Rink Fri
day nisrht. 37-Zt
A FAREWELL PARTY.
A very pleasant party was given at
the home of Vernon DuFram, 842
Michigan avenue last evening as a
farewell to Frank Yalser, who will
soon leave Hammond to make his home
in Pullman, 111. The evening was spent with games and contests until a late hour when refreshments were served. The following were present:
Frank . Yaiser, George and Owen Hann, Orval Prevo, John Harris and Vernon DuFrain. '
AN ENJOYABLE MEETING. i A very enjoyable meeting of the 1
members of the Jewish Ladies' Aid Society occurred yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. E. Kahn in Doty
street. It was the regular meeting and there was a very good attendance of members considering the inclem
ent weather. During the early afternoon the routine business was disposed of and the names of several deserving faVnilies were presented and
given the proper attention. The public entertainment, which had been
planned for the near future has been
postponed indefinitely on account or
the Illness of several of the ladles in the society. The remainder of the
afternoon was pleasantly spent In a
social way and the hostess served dainty refreshments. The next regular meeting will occur in two weeks and Mrs. Leo Wolf will entertain at her home in South Hohman street, GUEST AT A DINNER PARTY. Mrs. W. D. Clark, formerly of Hammond but now of Englewood, is a
guest at a 12 o'clock dinner at which Mrs. Viola Smiley is entertaining today in honor of her daughter, Miss Faye Smiley. HOMEWOOD LADIES MEET. Mrs. John H. Gillett la "at home" to the members of the Homewood Magasine club this afternoon at her residence, 60Z South Hohman street. It is the regular meeting of the Homewood ladies and a, very enjoyable social afternoon will be passed. PROGRAM IS ARRANGED, i Ths Parents Club of the Riverside
IA CIJiGTAU
The young people of the R. C. C.
club will enjoy an informal dancing
party, this - evening. In Wels hall on State street. 'The party Is anticipated
as one of the pleasant events of the week.
SPEND A PLEASANT AFTERNOON.
The ladies of the Knights of Co
lumbus spent a very pleasant after
noon yesterday at their regular meeting in the K. of C. hall. The usual number were present and after a short business meeting spent an enjoyable time in card games. The guests played pedro at several small tables in the hall after which they were served with dainty refreshments. A TWELVE O'CLOCK DINNER. One of the delightful social functions of the week is occuring this afternoon at which Mrs. Viola Smiley Is
entertaining several ladies at dinner
in honor of her daughter, Miss Faye SmileyY whosje marriage to Mr. Carl
Thomas of East " Chicago will take place, ' Saturday, Feb. 5. The guests
were invited to a 12 o'clock dinner and after a pleasant social half hour spent in the parlors they were shown in the dining room. The guests were seated
at two small tables and dainty hand
decorated, cards were laid for sixteen
guests. Very pretty and attractive decorations were ohosen for the rooms,
carrying out a color scheme In red,
Festoons of red hearts were draped from the chandeliers to different parts of the rooms and red shades were used " for the" - electric lights. The
tables had center pieces of red roses
A very prettily arranged - four course
dinner was served. The remainder of
the afternoon was spent pleasantly in
the parlors. Among the guests were: Mrs. T. D. Clark of Englewood, Mrs
Abbie Thomas of East Chicago, Miss Anne Lindeman of Lafayette, Ind., Miss
faye Smiley" and the Mesdames Mar
garet Warren, J. D. Pontius, Frankle
Nason, Charles Monnetti E. E. Cole, Morris Champaign, B. J. Smalley, E
E. Beck, Richard Caldwell Wayne
Vanguilde.r Whitney and Viola Smiley
meeting. There was a good attendance
f members and after the routine busi
ness had been disposed of a social
our was enjoyed. The guests met for
conversation- and were served with
dainty refreshments.
A UNION MEETING. The Lady Maccabees of Hammond,
Hobart, East Chicago, Indiana Har
bor and Gary will be entertained by the members of Winodasl Hive of Whit-
ng at a union meeting Friday evening,
an. p8.. The two district dputles.
Mrs. Sarah E. Elliott and Mrs. Dora
Kaler, who are working this district
uring the next few months, will be
present. The meeting is anticipated with a great deal of interest and it is desired that many attend. All ladies of Hammond and Silver Light Hives,
L. O. T. M-, are invited to -attend.
AN INFORMAL GATHERING.
The young ladies of the S. S. club
were nicely entertained by Miss Edna Euwert last evening at her home in East State street. It was the regular weekly club meeting and all the members were present. The guests met informally and spent an enjoyable time with music and embroidery
work. At a late hour the hostess served dainty refreshments. There
will be no meeting next week, but in
two weeks Miss Gertrude Gescheldler
will entertain at her home in East
Sibley street. The following young
ladies were present: Misses Gertrude
Gescheldler, Florence Mangold, Rose
Spoerner, -Hattie Genrich, Ella Buehr ing, Louise and Lillian Doege and Ed
na Euwert.
Polo Second game with Indiana Har bor at East Chicago rink Satur
day. 27-Jt
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY.
A number of Hammond young peo pie met at the home of Milo Brewbak
er, 629 Pine street and gave a. very
pleasant surprise party in-t:elebratlo
of his twentieth birthday anniversary
The guests presented him with a foun
MANY MEMBERS ATTEND. About thirty ladies of the aid so
ciety of St. Paul's Lutheran church were entertained by Mrs. William Voss at her home in Logan street yes
terday afternoon. It was the first reg
ular meeting since before the holidays and a pleasant social time "was passed.
The guests met in the parlors and en
Joyed conversations after which - they
were served with elaborate erfresh.
ments. Another meeting has been ar
ranged for next Wednesday afternoon
and Mrs. Mary Huehn will be hostess
at her home in Logan street.
' A SOCIAL SESSION.
All members of Dorcas Rebeckah
lodge No. 263 are requested to meet
Saturday evening, Jan. 29, for a fare
well banauet in honor of Mrs. Clara
Granger, who will soon leave Ham
mond for Michigan to make her home
in the future. The banquet is also given to celebrate the birthday anni
versaries of Mrs. Clara Granger, Mrs
Anna McAnally and Mr. H. P. Over
ton. The meeting is called for 7:30
o'clock sharp. v
MRS. MINA PRIMMER, Noble Grand. MRS. LYDIA STEVENS, Secretary.
Mitchell, who rendered a vocal solo, Mr.
Kahn and Miss Miriam Warner gave a few enjoyable readings. Miss Dora Otto was present and gave a pretty vocal selection. After the program the
Rev. Snook was presented with a handsome umbrella and Mrs. Snook with a souvenir spoon, the gift of the members of the Social club. The remainder
of the evening was spent in the parlors, and the members of the Ladies' Aid society served dainty refreshments.
VISITS IN HAMMOND.
Miss Loie Hughes of Crown Point
came to Hammond yesterray to spend a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes at their home in Warren
street.
MEET IN K. OF. P. HALL.
The members of Hammond Temple,
No. 73, Pythian Sisters, will meet Frl
day evening in the K. of P. hall. A FAREWELL RECEPTION.
A farewell reception was given the
Rev. and Mrs. J. Eugene Snook last
evening In the parlors of the First Presbyterian church, in South Hohman
Street, to which the members of the
church and congregation had been cor
dially invited. About ISO persons re
sponded to the invitations, and were
present last evening. The reception
hours continued between 8 and 11
o'clock. Soon after the guests arrived
they listened to a short musical pro
gram in the auditorium. The opening number was a duet by Miss Marguerite
Minard and Elliott Conroy and the
musical selections were rendered by
Frank and Isabelle Woodman and Mr.
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MME. ELLWOOD
Gives readings daily from one to eight. Satisfaction f!naMntu Cnnrfava Vitt
THE NOTED EGYPTIAN Aoooln ment M"J" 7 CLAIRVOYANT CARD PPi36 Hanover Street READER Hammond, Ind. Phone 2064
HEARD BY
RUBE
Tom Knotts is now driving the
last spike in the blind tigers.
The political dopster on The Post must
be suffering from an attack of the hookworm just where We don't" know.
Are you sure you told all you knew
before the grand jury? ,
Even the automobiles are glad to
know that the three-mile gravel road law has been sustained
We would just as soon slip on an
Icy pavement or sidewalk at once than to go through a dozen comical manoeuvers in order to save yourself.
and then finally fall after all.
Gary is suffering . terribly with the
annexltes.
Where there is a wiU there is a way out of a blind pig. When Gary annexes Miller and East
Gary she will have about fifty square
miles of territory, but that's a small place to live in. Fresh eggs are retailing at 35 cents
per dozen. The other kidn are bringing the same price. If at once you ;an't annex try, try again. Who will you have for your Miller councllmen, gentlemen? What has become of. the safety gates of the Madison street crossing of the Michigan Central. From Our Flddleburg Correspondent. Hank Dewberry started . to whitewash his hen coop yesterday, but didn't have tobacco ter finish it, Ted Weathersby bought hlsself a brand new runabout tother day, and started on a trip ter Gary. On his way through Black Oak he ran over a smalt boy, but as he didn't like notertety he didn't stop. ,.
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SIX DAY Hat Sale
No better hats macle than the Knox, :. Haines or Stetson.
THINK OF IT! Your choice of any hat in the house, in broken sizes, during this sale $2.00 L. COX & CO. 142 S. Hohman Street
day that his wifehad to call Doc Livermore to attend him Just because' he heard his farm had been annexed to Gary. Miss Pli6ebe Hildekandt, who does fashionable dressmaking, having saw the latest spring stiles at the county seat, says if you will come to her you will have a fit. No charge for consultashlon. Timothy Driscoll, our accommodating P. M.. ays that business Is very dull in" the P. O.line at present, and If It was not for the government rules -he would shut up shop and take a vakashlon for two or three weeks. Tim says
It bores him to haft to sit In the P. O.
Llgo Peterson got so excited yester-all day. whea the stamp sales Is so ltta.