Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 210, Hammond, Lake County, 23 February 1910 — Page 2
Wednesday, Feb. 23, 1910.
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dress the members and Mrs. Myron
Campbell, also of South Bend, will be
present to address the members. Mrs. Campbell Is the conference treasurer. Members of the Hammond, Gary, East
Chicago, Wheeler, "Whiting- and Indiana Harbor societies will observe the day together. Alf EVENING PARTY. A very delightful party was given at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson In Condit street last evening
when their daughter. Miss Eva Wilson,
entertained in honor of the young ladies of the M. T. club. It was the regular weekly club meeting which was an
nounced to take, place at the home of
C. 0. F. liliriOGE TO CELEBRATE ST. PATRICKS BUT MARCH 17
LATEST IX LINGERIE DLOISES. Hand embroidery and Irish netted bands decorate the newest of the lingerie blouses developed In batiste, voile or linen. Conventional designs In embroidery form the ma'n portion of the front of this model which gains adequate fullness from two clusters of tucks crossing each shoulder, whlle the long line from throat to arm-eyea Is made prominent by the introduction
of a netted Irish band which extends across the top of the sleeve and down Its outer side to the top of the deep eufT. The velvet ribbon trimmings of the cascade Jabot match the tint ct the slate-green skirt.
OVF.R THE I 1 I I TEA CUPS
A BEACTIFIT. HOME WEDDING. One of the season s most brilliant
Weddings occurred yesterday; afternoon
ubin, 511 East Sibiey street, when Vir daughter, MJj Anna Rubin, was Ved in tijjSfiage to Joseph B. Ulman
attendant, wore a dainty gown of pink silk, prettily trimmed with lace. .She carried llllies of the valley. " Curing
the reading of th-oj.
guests met ff
and as the
the
7irr.xiff, D C. Only th Im- j w?
harpist p"e o'clock Y dining nrai saAvf
S pel itvew rf In aUar.da.iee et j i.av, the gi?.s -.w.r from -'.wB J y' (.ii,'HMiir.wi.i.. gw stretX
The arrangement committee which
hu charge of the arrangements for the St. Patrick day .celabi-ation. under the auspices of Court Luers, C O.
F.. at the All Saints' halL has com-
Miss Marie Wells in Truman avenue, J pieted lts worfc as far as securing the
out was later cnangea to Miss w nson s i perBOnnei Ior the evening's program, home. Several of the members were in I , . of tha fact that good Irish
attendance and spent the evening pleas- J nterta.iners are very much in demand
antiy witn tneir emoroiaery woric jmu- fQr that eTenJng the committee is consic was also an enjoyable feature until ffra,tulBjtlnjr t,eif for having secured 10 o'clock when, the guests were in- som( of tQ beBt talent in Chicago for vited into the dining room and served t. ,
with an elaborate luncheon. The refreshments were daintily served in three courses and a color scheme of red, white and blue was carried out in the serving as far as possible. Tha table was beautifully decorated in patriotic colors in honor of George Washington's
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draped in red, white and blue bunting -
The whole program will be in ac
cordance with the spirit that is now awake among the Irish-Americans to
revive Interest in Irish songs, music
and literature.
Stars nd Home Talemt. -
Among the star attractions for the
which was fastened with long- loops at the'corners.. Miniature flags concluded
Irish piper, who was the feature of the Irish village of the Midway plals-
th. pnfinn. in t.h flinino- room. Th ance during the Chicago World's fair,
mfltin- wa- one of the verv nleasant He will be assisted by John P. Ryan,
ones of the season and the next one a talentd flute Pyer of South Chi-
wlll be given at the home of Miss Nor- cago. Master Anthony and little Miss
ma Robblns in Manilla avenue next
Tuesday evening.
Mary Gallagher of Chicago will appear in a genuine Irish reel and double jig. The girl will also appear in an artistic hornpipe, accompanied by bagpipe and flute music Charles Lane, a well known Chicago comedian and monologue artist, will be a stellar attraction. He la guaranteed to produce a twenty-minute langh. Home talent will, however, also be
largely in evidence. Casper Schmidt, the director of All Saints' choir, will
introduce and octette for a numberof selections and will himself appear in company with Messrs. Stock, Kennedy
and Flynn in a number of quartette se
lections. There will also be a trio.
composed of Messrs. Turk, Upinski and Mrs. M. Huber. Manager Riley of the Princess theater, being himself a loyal Irishman, has promised the use of one
jt his moving picture machines and a
number of films for the evening for 11
lustrated songs and pictures. A grand
chorus will conclude the entertainment of what promises to be one of the best probrams ever rendered in Hammond
i on a day when everybody is Irish.
MEMBERS ARE OBLIGATED.
business was transacted. The initia
tion of candidates which was announced
to take place last evening had to be
postponed - on account of the absence of the degree team. The candidates
were obligated and their initiation will
take place at a meeting in the near
future.
PERSONAL.
The second of a series of Lenten teas
dren yesterday afternoon at her home.
15 Carroll street, in honor of the birth
day anniversary of her little daughter.
The members of Progressive Court M.as Mara-aret- Mrs. Jones was assisted
No. 188, Tribe Of Beta Hur, met lastlln rar(nor for the little neonla bv her to be e-ivn K h , k . , .
, ' , , i CT a- m- - - w J "'J 1UCU1UV1 a VI Wl9 evening in the K. of P. hall for the reg- slste, Mr- tik f Chicatro. and Miss dies euild of st t.,v wi i
ular meeting. The usual . number of Ellen ciark and Miss Ruth Ammlng church will occur this afternoon at members were present and the routine of the Washington kindergarten de- the residence of Mrs. W. B. Conkey in
partment. xne aiternoon was pieas- nomewooa. The ladies of the oonere
antly spent with kindergarten games gation and their friends are cordially
until 4 o'clock, when they were invited invited to be present at these afternoon
into the dining room and served with meetings. a dainty three course luncheon. The; M. and Mr. w n mA
dining room wa, attractively decorated ter Creighton Belman and Mis. Alta
" "u Adklns have returned home from s flags in honor of George Washington's dava. vla!t .,th f , Ta
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Jamea Vlnflfleld. lessee. Geo. U Manderback. Manger
' TONIQHT Sidello and Jack's Merrymakers 6-BIG ACTS-6 Prices 10,' 20 and 30c FRIDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 25.
THE ORIGINAL, JOHNNY HICKS IN "THE TIME. THR PT.Af-rc
AND THE GIRL," aJOHIN E. YOUNQ IN HIS LATEST SUCCESS
The Girl" A COMEDY BY THOS. T. RAILEY
PRICES 25c to 1.50. Seats Now Selling.
SUNDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 27. MORT H. SINGER'S GORGEOUS PRODUCTION OF THE WEST POINT COMEDY BY HOUGH, ADAMS AND HOWARD 200 TIMES IN CHICAGO 200
APT EJOTABI,B MEGTIH6.
A very enjoyable meeting of the young ladies of the N. N. Embroidery club was held last evening at the home
of Mis Gertrude Claus in Clinton street.
It was the regular weekly party and
several of the members were present, i
The guests met informally and spent
the evening with their embroidery
work and music. At 10 o'clock the
draped with colored bunting and a birthday cake with the required number of candles was used as a centerpiece. Dalntly little souevnirs of the
Miss Ruth Schumacher of St. John was the guest of her Hammond friends on Monday. y Miss Pearl Bradford will entertain a
party were given the guests as favors company of friends next Saturday eve-
in the dining room. The following ning at her home in Condit street. The
wert present; Ora Mae lib of Chi- young people will spend the evening
cago, Ruth McQuald of Chicago, Mar- j with various contests and games, and
garet Martin of Plainfleld, 111., Laura; music will be an enjoyable feature.
Fitzgerald, Margaret McHie, Dorothy
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nostess erv .. 8u w- y Rohrer, Elizabeth Jones, Florence Ham
IWO-COUrse luncnegii. no ucjli
Mrs. Ruth Willams is entertaining
the members of the Ladies Aid society
of the First Congregational church at
GOLDEN QIRL WTTH . WILLARD CURTISS .MARIE FLINN
And the Orglnal Company of Sixty Forty Pretty Girls Twenty Big Song Hits Beautiful Costumes Magnificent Scenery
' A GUARANTEED ATTRACTION
PRIRFi EL01 zsc, 151.00, 51.50 ccatc "finrf rilluCwi BALCONY 50c, 75c, 5 1.00 otAlO UUw
rrt rr A TT 1 a onAr Qn amlrlln feivi a tin a
. . . ,iti nn Tndv fVAninir of ' me r irsi uongrogauonaj cnurcn ax -"1 ! 11V!? " k"!-. f Graham. Clarice Hlrsch, Gertrude Ruff, her home. 740 North Hohman street
wCC. j"'" ' Jeanette Lockwood, Eleanor Gills and ; this afternoon
Ejnuiy L'i " " Margaret Jones.
man street.
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are: guests at luwcheoji. Mrs. W. D. Clark, formerly -of Ham
mond but now of Englewood, was host-
, I", CI and Hammond f rinds at luncheon. At
the revival meeting: last msni. nrverai
CHRISTIAN DfiiCISIO!.
"As for me and my house we will
serve the Lord." was the text of a
etW U th' 14 g?- prU.r f the reel-1 Btlf.7
twi.oe, jch were very bwitJf:Ji ve'.th .r
. thvir def. :ratfn at iu-'tid pa.ia, i tha cor.
trita anil c-i Sj'rt. L-m rsr, ann
f American beauty roin, carnations
tlon hall and parlors, carrying out a
arlnty color scheme. . Barney Young's
ftL(tra, which was stationed in the
reception"11' gun to play a pro- ' nam Vautiful selections as the
guests arrlveand were ""hered to the parlors At f'ocii tne hour for the ceremony. thPlayed the Bridal chorus from Lohengrinor the entrance of the bridal party. They00 thelr Placefl ,n the parlor, where PrT of Chicago
ble ring ceremony was u-
llan Klawans of Washlngto. y'S&t
tended the bride as maid of Dr. Rubin was the groom's only attendant and I. Modjeska was the master of ceremonies. The bride was attired In an exquisite gow not white silk mull fashioned over a drop of white silk. The gown had trimmings of real lace. She carried an arm bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley tied with shower knots of white satin ribbon and n mil ax. The bride's traveling gown was a tailored suit of gray broadcloth and she wore a picture hat of the same
color. Miss Klawans, the bride's only
Ins,
the
the
.arlors
''remainder
At. and Mrs.
RUHSTADT'S
589-595 S. Hohman Street
Hammond, Ind.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
SPECIAL BARGAINS
COUPON NO 1.
72-inch Heavy Mercerized
Table Damask; fine patterns; per yard, 59c; with this coupon, per yard, 45 cents
COUPON NO. 2.
Children's and Misses
Storm Rubbers ; reg50c values, with this coupon, per pair, 39 cents
forty-five
which wen
invited guee
again, where' theyV
or the evening danA
Ulman left last .v-XWfre,.,. v .,.
where they wiUprremain for a short wedding visItjCsfop. B-olnsr to Washing
ton. D. CfvM thev will mak their
horay" he "at home" cards read March tx." and Mrs. TJlman will be
&s mtm of honor .t nvral nnst-nuntiai
dinners and receptions in Washington, and their marriage last evening followed a series of pleasant entertainments given by their friends and relatives invHammond and Chicago. They received many very beautiful and valu
able gifts in cut glass, china, silver,
paintings and linens from their friends, and the announcement of their marriage wll bring the congratulations and best wishes of many more friends and acquaintances. Mr. Ulman has made many acquaintances during his visit in Chicago and Hammond who extend their congratulations. Mr. Uulman is employed by the government in Washington and holds a very respons
ible position. The bride is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Mayer Rubin of this city and during her residence here
was very prominent in the younger society set. She attended the Hammond
high school and while in attendance at
school was a member of the Glee club
and Comedy company and took part In
several of their comedies. After leav
ing high school Mrs. Ulman studied music at a Chicago conservatory and
was In concert work in Chicago until
last summer, when she went to Washington for an extended visit with rela
tives. She returned to Hammond at the holidays.'' The announcement of her marriage will be received with in
terest throughout Lake county, where she has many friends.
MRS. KKJBO BU5TDE EXTERTAINS
Mrs. Fred Bund very pleasantly entertained a number of young people on Tuesday evening at her home in State
street in honor of her daughter Gertrude's sixteenth birthday anniversary. Music and games were enjoyed by those present. At 6 o'clock the young people were invited into the dining room and served with an elaborate four-course dinner. Covers were laid for twenty young guests. A bunch of cut flowers and ferns were chosen for a centerpiece of the table. The guests departed at a late hour wishing the hostess many more happy returns of the day.
persons made their first testimony as
(f'A fltflalti rho.cr-of t mwsow lives.
!T!ffe.'.the. iw. -nverl Vri.'.jy hing
.' i twrt!.-n j;S -. The .testing ! . . ... ,
vresrt when
s rir.trin.
12 o'clock the guests were invited into the dining room and serve's with an elaborate three course luncheon. The
decorations in the dining room were
appropriate for the day and consisted
It is one of the regudar
business meetings, and a short social time will follow. Mesdames KIoob and Knight will be hostesses at the regular meeting pf the Ladies Aid society of the First Presbyterian church this - afternoon in the
church parlors. The usual amount of
business wll be disposed of after which the afternoon wil be spent socially. Attorneys T. Mo. Hembroff and W. B. Van Horn of Indiana Harbor were
of red. white &hd blue bunting prettily ! alnon the out-of-town business visi
I' ..pt&'. rv !.. Jjet
-it
the 9- f" J b'1.
draped around the table. Miniature
flags were also chosen to carry out the color scheme. In the afternoon the ladies composed a nmi.neo party down
town. The invited gcesta from Hammond were: Mrs. Mat Honey. Mrs. E.
A Mee, Mrs. P. It. Davi.i, Mrs. A. D.
MRS. LOTB ESfTERTAIJTS.
Mrs. William Love was hostess to the
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evenlna: at her home in West Sibley - -
street at a very pleasant meeting. Several of the members were present and report having spent a very enjoyable
time. The evening was devoted to the
ANNOUNCE PROiJRAM. The Parents' club of the West Ham
mond school will meet Friday after-
I vision ci 1 Alrfcrlr In f h arhnn hill
necessary business of the club afterl"""" . A. .. .
vi v. 4, - , wiKrolflrAi1 I tne regular mommy meeuns. a. very
At 10 o'clock Mrs. Love served her interesting program has been prepared.
guests with a dainty luncheon. Mrs.
John Muller will be the next hostess and will entertain the club members at
her home, 45 Sibley street next Tues
day evening.
A CHILDREN'S PARTY.
and all the members and their friends
are Invited to be present. The follow
ing Is' the program: Soldier Boy March..... Room 3 German Folk Dance. ...... .Room Two Address Charles Hahn
It's a Lovely Day for a Walk'
COUPON NO. 3-
Men's Cashimer Wool
Socks; black and gray; the regular 25c grade, now with
coupon is pair for 32 cents
I - T I T I v. 3 t an1 Plfti-o A 1 1 1
Mrs. W. D. Jones very charmingly AjeB1' ,XJ1""" " ,
entertained a large company of chll-
business session. MEETING WAS POSTPONED. The meeting of the members of the literature committee of the Hammond Woman's club, which was announced to take place yesterday afternoon, had to be postponed for another week. An interesting meeting will take place next Tuesday afternoon, March 1, at the reetdence of Mrs. W. C, Belman in Glendale Park.
Mother of Indiana
Judge is Worse
tors in Hammond yesterday.
Attorneys J. A. Patterson and Tr&t
inger of Indiana Harbor transacted
business in Hammond yesterday.
George Hudacko and Bd Strong of
Indiana Harbor were among the out-of
town business visitors in Hammond
yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Delong and Mr.
and Mrs. Wagner were entertained . by friends in East Chicago last evening.
The regular meeting of the members
of Silver Light Hive, L. O. T. M-. will take place this evening in Long's hall
on State street. important ousiness will be transacted and it is desired that
all the members attend. Miss Hattie Hollcraft has Issued in
vitations among; a number of her
friends for a party to be given at her home in Truman avenue next Monday evening, Feb. 28. Miss Hollcraft is en
tertaining in honor of her birthday anniversary. ' Mr. and Mrs. Merwyn D. Robblns and child of Meadvllle, Pa., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Robblns this week at their home in Plummer avenue. Mrs. Charles Daugherty has returned to her home in Crown Point after a
A iU U Ml Ell
FOUR DA Y8 STARTING MATINEE,
SUNDAY, FEB. 20.
AMERICA'S CLEVEREST COLORED
COMEDIANS THE SMART SET In the Fast, Furious and Frolicsome Musical Melange ' His Honor The Barber
HEADED - BY THE SOUTHLAND'S
"SUNNY BOY" S. H. DUDLEY 49 OTHERS 49
THREE NIOHTS STARTING THURS
DAY, FEB. 24. THE WORLD-FAMED BROTHERS BYRNE In the Greatest Laughing Show "New Eight Bells" J- F. Byrne, Original Crayon Sketching; Hoover and Clark, Refined Dancing, and the Cycling Brunettes.
SUNDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT,
FEB, 27. One Day Only.
, "ST. ELMQ
Starting .Monday Matinee, Feb. 28.
ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE Three Shows Dally 2:30, 7.:30, 9 P.M. BIG REDUCTIONS IN PRICES
PRICES! Nights and Snnday Matinee 15c, 25c 35c, SOc. Wednesday aid Sstnrlar Mstli-ei. lie. V. Ms
A MISSIONARY MEETING. The fourth Thursday in February was chosen for the Council of Women of the Home Missionary societies of the First Methodist churches as "a day of prayer. The meeting this year will be held at Indiana Harbor on Thursday. Feb. 24. All who expect to attend are asked' to take the first car after 9 o'clock leaving State and Hohman streets. Tfcere will be a devotional program in the morning and at noon a dinner will be "served In honor of the visiting ladles. In the afternon Mrs. Paul Curnlck of South Bend will ad-
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Logansport, Ind., Feb. 23. Mrs. Mary K. Landis, mother of Judge Kenesaw
M. Landis of the federal court for the northern district of Illinois, is seriously
ill with pneumonia at her home here. Four of her sons are at her bedside. They are Judge Landis, ex-Congress
man vnaries uanais oi Jjeipma, ex-
Congressman Frederick Landis of Logansport, and Dr. John Landis of Cin
cinnati. "Walter Landis, the other son, has been summoned from San Juan, Porto Rico, where he is postmaster. Mrs. Landis is 78 years old.
PLBASAST SOCIAL AFFAIR. One of the pleasant social entertaina a nlr Artnil T"T-i laiif Aimn
menu oi me wccv ing at the residence of Mrs. Addie Porller, 338 Plummer avenue, when the members of Opal Hive, No. 898. L. O. T. M.. entertained at a Martha Washing
ton tea. An invitation to aitena was extended a large number of their
friends and a neat sum was realized which will be used for the sick beneflt fund. The parlors were very nicely
decorated with festoons of red, wnite and blue bunting and flags in honor of
Reorsre Washington's birthday anni
versary. The evening was pleasantly
snent with various games and contests,
and one of the features of the evening was an address by the deputy commander. Mrs. Laura Cate of Paw Paw, Mich. At the close of the program a two course luncheon was served. NOTICE TO MEMBERS. All officers, guards and members-of Hammond Hive, No. 2, L. O. T. M, are requested to leave Hammond Friday evening. Feb. 25, on the 7 o'clock car to go to Whiting, where they will Initiate a class of candidates. ENTERTAINMENT WAS A SUCCESS. Severs hundred people were entertained at 'a chicken pie supper last veninsMn the dining room of the First
Methodist church, given under the auspices of the history committee of the Hammond Woman's club. The room was prettily decorated with draperies of red, white and blue bunting and flags in honor of George Washington's birthday. Several long tables were set for the "guests and miniature cherry trees were used as center-pieces on the table. The ladies of the committee served and It is estimated that about 510 people were served. A good sum was realized which will be used to make a payment on the lot recently purchased by the club for the club , home.
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! READ!
Paxton & Baker Co.'s Great Announcement. Going out of business. Great sensational sale. Entire stock on sale at a
sacrifice to the public. Must be sold i i t H . i i
limited we must vacate. Lease and fixtures on sale to the highest bidder. Stock on sale at any price. Merchants invited to attend this sale as well as the retail trade. We are going away and do not Intend to carry one dollar's worth of goods with us, so therefore our time is limited and we must slaughter our etock, and all wa ask of you is to come and and look us over, as we don't compel you to buy. This Is no fake or hoodoo. We are going away and are compelled to selL The sale opens Saturday, Feb. 26, at 8:30 a. m., rain or shine. Don't forget Paxton & Baker company's Old stand. Everybody knows where it is, and as we are slaughtering goods and have marked prices to the greatest sacrifice, so you know first come first served. All we advise is to come early and avoid the rush, as we are expecting to do a tremendous business in the next few days. Look for ad In Friday's paper. Don't Forget the Placet
It's 255-57-59 State Street
HAMMOND, IND. Paxton & Baker Go.'s Old Stand
When deciding where you will buy your Jewelry, CARE should be exercised in choosing a reliable house. There is no legitimate reason why YOU, Mr. Buyer, should not give McGarry your business. McGarry is ready to show you the best assortment of Jewelry and afford you every courtesy. When your Clocks are not running right, Phone 3032. We will call for them. MCGARRY, THE JEWELER 175 South Hohman St reel
few days visit with her sister, Mrs. Mortimer Gates who is 111 at- her home in Webb street.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Dermedy of Truman avenue were the guests of friends
in East Chicago last evening.
Miss Emma Alnsworth has returned to her home in Crown Point after a short visit with her mother in Lowell. She stopped in Hammond for a visit with friends on her return.
FTJETHEE SOCIAL NEWS ON PAGE FIVE.
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