Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 211, Hammond, Lake County, 24 February 1910 — Page 2
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Thursday, Feb. 24, 1910.
THE LATEST IN FASHIONS
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Jbers of the Ladies guild of St- Paul's
iiipiscupai cuurcn it uu meir iiicuua wens invited. The entertainment was the seeond of. the series to be given during the season of Lent and there was a large attendance. A nice sura was realized which will be given for the Easter
offering. A very enjoyable afternoojx was spent with the sewing for the society after which a -dainty tea was served. The next meeting will take place on Wednesday afternoon, March 2, at the home of Mrs. J. D. Brusel, 263
Logan street. A cordial invitation is extended all ladles of the congregation and their friends to be present. ATTEND OVT OF1 TOWS WEDDING. Judge Prest and daughter, Miss Edith Prest, have gone to Reneselaer, ind., to attend the marriage of their niece and cousin. Miss, Hazel Warner, to Mr. Harry McDonnell of Indianapolis. The ceremony will ta,ke place at the home of the bride's parents and will be attended by 4the relatives and intimate friends. Miss Warner has often visited
in Hammond and has many friends in
the young society circleB. She is one of Rensselaer's prominent young ladles in social circles.
HESI OF OWLS ARE TO
Towl para House,
James Wlngfleld. Lessee,
Geo. L, Manderback, Manager
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FRENCH STREET COSTUME IN INDIGO DIAGONAL,. Materials of exceptional width are required' for the new scant skirts of demi-trained length which fit smoothly about the hips at sides and front, the necessary fullness at the back being let in by means of a single wide box plait, not becoming to any save an extremely -slight figure. The French model of indigo blue diagonal has Russian braid about the bottom of the skirt and trimming the fronts of the semi-military jacket. The latter is lined throughout with canary satin and has an inlaid collar of the same material. The rough straw knockabout hat is of Indigo blue trimmed with black 'velvet and wings. . '
.dOVER THE
EA CUi
PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED. -
The Parents club of the West Ham
mond school .will - hold , Its regular
monthly meeting on Friday afternoon.
Feb. 23, 'at 3 o'clock. In the school hail An enjoyable program ha been ar
ranged. and an Initation to hear it has
been extended the members and their friends in the district. The following
is the. program: Soldied Boy .Room 3
German Folk Song Room Z.
Address -Mr. Charles Hahn.
It's a Lovely Day for a Walk, ...Leslie Lindner and Flora Miller.
Little Boy Blue .... Hazel Green. Business Meeting. A SOCIAL MEETING. An enoyable social evening was spent by the members of the Presbyterian social club last evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.Frank bhine, l Doty street. Their daughter, Miss Fannie Shine, was hostess at the meeting and entertained very pleasantly. About twenty-five or thirty young people were present and spent the 1 evening with various games and contests. In the principal contest of the evening the honors were awarded to John Rhind. Music was enjoyed until a late hour when a dainty luncheon was served. The home was prettily decorated ap
propriate to George vvasmngton s
birthday anniversary with the national colors. Red, white and blue bunting was draped in the arches and above
the windows and flags concluded th,e decorations. Another meeting will take place in the near future and announcement will be made among the members
later.
AN ENJOYABLE MEETING.
An enjoyable meeting of the mem
bers of Silver Light Hive, L. O. T. M., took place last evening in Long's hall
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William E. Preston of Chicago Is in
Hammond these days seeking members !
for the American Order of Owls. A meeting will be held tomorrow . evening in the State Street Masonic hall, this being the first meeting of members. The charter Jn Hammond, Will remain open for sixty days. The American Order of Owls is a distinct orr der from the one which was organized here two years ago. The former Is not an. Insurance order, but rather for protection. The medical examiners for the Hammond nest are Drs. J. A. Graham and B. W. Chldlaw, In the eircular that Mr. Preston is distributing the following- claims for the American Order of Owls are made: - Fifty Cent Monthly Dues. "All wise men Join the American Order of Owls.' " ' . , "An " order for the people opposes fanatlcissm makes all men equaU.'
f- "Motto Liberty, Integrity, fraternir
ty, and equality. '. "Pays sick benefits of $5. "Funeral benefits of $100. " "Free medical attention for members,
Owls and family, by adopting the Nest.
.'Monthly dues 50 cents. ; '"American Owls disburse the practical Christianity of, care for the sick,
charity for the needy, care for the;wid-
ow and orphan, protection for the weak, sunshine instead of , : shadow, neither class nor caste for the people, by the people, of the people." The Owls' Creert. The American Order of Owls' creed reads something like this: " t. "The A. O. Owls is not an insurance organization. They are the clan whose Mood circulates. Their cardinal lrtues , are to aid the sick, bury the dead and inject sunshine Into dark places. They are not saints, simply disbursers of practical Christianity. - "There are no Owls in potter's field or county shroud. They live, not mlere-
ly v exist and lend into the Lord for they give into the poor. Their mission is to do good, they hod high above all things, as high as hopes great throb-
bery star above the darkness of the
dead, the love of wife, home and
friend." ... .'
, FRIDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 25THE ORIGINAL. JOHNNY HICKS IN "THE TIME,- THE PLACE,
? AND THE GIRL)" v JOHN E. YOUNG IN HIS LATEST SUCCESS
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PRICES 25c to 1.50. Seats Now Selling
With Grip and Password
Eureka camp No. 5,054, Modern Woodmen, held a big meicg last night in the State Street Masonic temple building, the occasion having been the initiation of a class of ten new members. Six of these came from Gary
in a special car, accompanied by about twenty lodge brethern, while the oth
er four were Hammond men. The meeting was one of a number of large ones that have been held recently. The Hammond Commandary is already making arrangements for a big public Easter service to be held on the afternoon of Easter Sunday at the Masonic temple. An effort is being made to secure a good speaker for the oc
casion, and invitations will be issued
to the various churches to attend. Ev
ery effort wijl be put forth to make the affair as elaborate as the circumstances
will permit.
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
GIRL
WITH
The Blue lodge will hold a meeting tomorrow evening, and will do work in either the first or second degrees
upon a number of candidates.
The Chapter held a regulars-meeting last evening and conferred the Mark
Master legree upon four candidates. The Chapter will hold a special meeting next Wednesday night to confer the Mark Master degree upon five candidates and the Past Master degree upon nine candidates. Court Luers, c. O. F., reports a splendid progress in securing new candidates for its lodge. Applications for membership are read at every meeting. The court feels itself greatly indebted to the Rev. E. F. Barrett of All Saints' church for his assistance in building up the membership.
WILLARD CURTISS MARIE FLINN And the Orglnal Company of Sixty Forty Pretty Girls Twenty Big Song Hits Beautiful Costumes Magnificent Scenery " A GUARANTEED ATTRACTION
PRICES;
FLOOR 75c, $1.00, $1.50 BALCONY 50c, 75c, $1.00
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I hall. The members and their friends
are invited to attend and it is expected Ladies Aid society at her home in Doug- - n las street yesterday afternoon. It was
the regular bi-monthly meeting and in the absence of the .president-, Mrs. I. Modjeska, Mrs. Leo Wolf presided. Many members were present and disposed -of the routine business early in the afternoon. The names of new charity cases were presented for consideration and the remainder, of. the after-' noon was devoted with plans for the work. There was a short social hour at the close of the afternoon when the hostess served a. dainty luncheon. Mrs. Sam Mindlin will entertain at the next meeting in two weeks at her home in South Hohman street.
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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, AS cents
COUPON NO. 2. Children's and Misses' Storm Rubbers; reg50c values, with this coupon, per pair, 39 cents
COUPON NO. 3. Men's Cashimei" W o o 1 ; Socks; black and gray; ( " the regular 25c grade, now with coupon 2 pair . for k - 32 cents
j AID SOCIETY MEETS. I The regular weekly meeting of the ! members of the Ladies Aid society of , the First Presbyterian church took ' place yest"-day afternoon in the parj lors of the church. Several members were present and after the routine business had ben disposed of . the remainder of the afternon was spent
sewing for the benefit of the society. Mesdames Klooz and Knight were hostesses for the afternon and served dainty
Refreshments. Another meeting will take place as usual next Wednesday
.afternoon and all members are invited
; to be present. I A I'XIOX MEETING.
1 Several Hammond ladles, members of 'the Woman's Home Misionary society
of the First Methodist church went to j Indiana Harbor today to attend the an- ' nuat prayer service. The session Opened
.this morning with devotional exercises j and at noon a luncheon was served in
'honor of the visiting ladies who were
present from Wheeler, Gary, East Chi
cago. Whiting, Hammond and Indiana Harbor. Mrs. Curnick of South Bend and Mrs. Myron Campbell, also of South
Eend, the district treasurer, ' will make
the principal addresses. AX AFTERXOOX TEA.
Mrs. W- B. Conkey entertained at an afternoon tea yesterday at her resi
dence in Ilomewood to which the mem
CONFIDENCE
"When a business man says he enjoys the confidence of the people, he is on the road that leads to certain sueess. I am pleased to say that my motto of giving all customers a'square deal, together with the best of expert service in .Watch Repairing, is building up for me a line of trade in the jewelry and repairing business second to none in Hammond. Bring your Watch in and let me prove to you that I am worthy of your confidence !
S. SILVER,
EXPERT WATCHMAKER AND JEWEUER
19 YEARS BXPHR1BINCB 265 E. State St. znd Door East of Bijcu Theater. Hammond, Ind.
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oi tda ptbor -.iiii.-.;.ii&te. n-tre A toc-isi hour -foil i-C'd wl en th
servod -caiaty renesmueiua.
The next regular meeting win lane
place as usual in two weeks.
MEETING WAS POSTPONED. The meeting of the members of the
Ladies' Aid society or tne a irsi non
relational church, which was an
nounced to take place yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Ruth Wil-
iams, 70 North Hohman street, was
postponed on account of the cold weath
er. A meeting wil ltake place Wednesday afternoon, March 2, at the home of Mrs. Williams. Important business will
be transacted.
PERSONAL.
There was no meeting of the mem
bers of the Ladies Aid society or at.
Paul's Lutheran church yesterday af
ternoon which was the regular meeting
day and announcement will be made to the members later of the next meeting.
Miss Muriel Wilcox of Conkey avenue
spent Wednesday visiting in Evanston
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The members, officers and guards of
the Hammond Hive No. 2, L. U. x. ai., will go to Whiting on Friday evening
Feb. 25, to initiate a class of candidates. ThB members are arranging to leave
on the 7-o'clock car.
A one-mile ladies' race at East Chi
cago Rink Friday night. 2l-2t
Mrs. Frank Hammond will be hostess
to the ladies of the Alpha Phi club at
the regular meeting tomorow afternoon at her home in Mason street. The after
noon will be devoted to embroidery work and an enjoyable time is antici
pated.
Mrs. J. M. Bradford will informally
entertain a few friends tomorrow after
noon at her home in Condit street in
honor of her daughter, Mrs. Ray Wells
birthday anniversary. Saturday even
ing Miss Pearl Bradford will entertain
a number of her friends, at which time
an enjoyable evening is anticipated
Various social amusements will be en
joyed.
The Misses Bertha and Edna Rogers
of Knox, Ind., have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Spielmarf at their home in Logan street for a few days
this week.
Attorney John M. Stinson went to Valparaiso this afternoon on a, short
business visit.
Warren Payne has gone to Valparaiso
on a business visit. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McMahon are ex
pected to return home this afternoon
from Many, Ind., where they have been on a few days' visit. Attorney Ballard of Gary transacted business in Hammond yesterday. Mrs. E. Vanderweel went to Chicago this afternoon to meet Miss Ronnei of (Madison, Wis., who will spend the spring season in Hammond. Miss Ronnei will be the trimmer for Mrs. Vanderweel again this season at her parlors in the Hammond building. Dave Lederer of the Lion Store clothing department is enjoying a week's vacation from his duties. The officers and guards of Hammond Hive No. 2L. O. T. M., are holding a special meeting this afternoon at 2
The choir of the German Evangelical church met last evening .for the regular weekly rehearsal and the mem- ." - trv.x wil ho: J a Ihss youtifr -op'- of the Ch-iut-riu
.tndtavor uf.- tfcw Oor'nu EFiT!jreM-;5 ! t hiirc'a will -mo ths evening in i ' octi.t rri.. r.t'-.-'the-' chunt1 -ifvlcj' "lTet.: "ti--. '.- :' ; bust.stss' --v.'iii bp trrs:i.-; .:,
Miss Edith Long Is enjoying a week's
vacation from her duties at the Lion store.
The Ladies Aid society of the Mon
roe street Methodist chapel held a home
made bakery sale at Burk's grocery
store in South Hohman street, Saturday, Feb. 26.
Mrs. Croar is reported to be quite ill
at her home in Towle street, which hr
friends will be sorry to learn.
Mrs. E. S. Emerine and Miss Emma
Huehn attended the matinee in Chicago yesterday and saw "The Follies
of 1909" at the Auditorium.
Miss Elsie Heineman has secured a
position as stenographer in Attorney
Henry Price's office in Gary.
Miss Mayme Montgomery attended
the skating rink at East .Chicago last
evening.
Mrs. William Ahrens of Hobart is
the guest of Mrs. John Van Lister at
her home, 217 Truman avenue, for a few days. A. J. W. Heimbach attended the rink in East Chicago last evening. The members of Triumph Council, D. of L, will give a pedro party this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Toms, 11 Hoffman street. The members and their friends are invited to attend. An admission of ten cents will be charged. Several games of pedro will be played and several prizes will
be awarded. J Several ladies of Silver Light Hive' will accompany the members of Hammond Hive No. 2, L O. T. M.. to Whiting tomorrow evening to attend the meeting there, at which a class of candidates will be initiated. The officers of Hammond Hive will do the work. Miss Genevieve Hastings who underwent an operation for appendicitlf at St. Margaret's hospital early laS'wfek, js improving nicely and ft is expected that she will be able to be removed to her home in "West State street the first of the week. Miss Ruby Wilson will go to her home in Crown Point tomorrow to spend the week-end with friends and relatives. Miss Mason of Chicago Is expected to come to Hammond tomorrow . to
spend the day with Miss Ronney
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gillis will en
tertain the members of the Evening
Bridge Whist club at their home in Carroll street next Saturday evening. The guests will be entertained . at a 7
o'clock dinner and an evening of bridge
whist will follow.
One of the informal social events of
the series to be given in the Hammond Motor Boat club house this winter will
occur on Thursday evening,
The members and a number of invited friends will be in attendance. The affair will be In the,-nature of a box party and the ladies' will prepare a box luncheon which will be raffled off when all the guests have arrived. An enjoyable time will be spent in dancing and cards. Miss Laura Sherer of St. John has been in Hammond on a short visit to friends and relatives. A pedro party will be given on Friday evening, Feb. 25, in the K. of P. hall under the auspices of Hammond temple
No. 73, Pythian Sisters. Several games
of cards will be played at small tables
and prizes will be awarded.
The regular bi-monthly meeting of the members of the Juniof" league of St. Paul's Lutheran Church will te
Ii'ac.t tbi evening It., tiff ir.-..--A .4'?, he wrtr i ,.f ssi; s-an ik'. j j avenue. Ai'-r ibi ri'--:t :?ie t-usinrs J bseft disn-j1 C a soc!a tir- w:ll tie- ' er.jovt'd . .
THREE NIGHTS STARTING THURS
DAY, FEB. 24. Matinee Saturday 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. ELMO"
Commencing Matinee Monday, Feb. 28 The Calumet Theatre will inaugurate a new policy of
Independent
Vaudeville with three shows daily at 2:30, 7:30 and 9:00 p. m. PRICES Main Floor 15 and 20 cents Balcony 10 cents Dally Matinees 10 cents Greatest Show in City tor the Monsy ALL STAR ACTS
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piace this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Randolph Langseth in East Carroll street. It' was desired that many members attend as important business will be transacted. Mrs. McAnally will entertain informally this afternoon at her home in Indiana avenue in honor of the ladies of the Embroidery club of which she is a member. The afternoon will be spent with embroidery work. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. L. Hinds will be host and hostess this evening to the members of the Pedro club at their home in Doty street. Several games of cards will be played and the remainder of the evening will be spent with other social diversions.
Mrs. Minnie L. Kline will have as her guests at an afternoon party on Friday
at her home, 26 Condit street, the ladies of the Neighborhood club. The afternon will be pleasantly spent with embroidery work. . The young people of Miss Elizabeth Webber's class in music will be entertained at the home of Miss Harriet McMahon next Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. After the Czerney contest a
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NigMs and Sunday MatiMel5cf
Wednrsday and Safaris? M?tln;
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Paxton & Baker Co.'s Great Announcement,
Going out of business. Great sensa tional sale. Entire stock on sale at a sacrifice to the public. Must be sold regardles sof any price, as our time is 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. Vv'e are going away and do not Intend to carry one dollar's worth of goods with us, so therefore
-lour time Is limited and we must
slaughter our stock, and all we 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
Feb 24 ' marked prices to the greatest sacrifice.
so you know first come first - served. All we advise Is to come ealy 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 Place! It's 255-57-59 Slate Street HAMMOND, IND. Paxton & Baker Co.'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. HcGarry 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 Street
INU-BOINE CORSETS Made to order with front and back lace, guaranteed not to rust or break Inside of one year. Price $3.50 arid Up. -MRS. E. VAN DER WEELE Room 210 Hammond Building
social hour will be enjoyed and refreshments served. Miss Belle . Morrison will be hostess to the young ladies of the Embroidery club on Friday evening at her home in Truman avenue." The club will be fully organized and a name will be chosen. This will be the second party at which the members will have been guests. S The young people of the Busy Bee club will give a social on Friday evening, Feb. 25, in the parlors of the First Baptist church to which the public is
cordially invited. The class desires to realize a neat sum to be used for the benefit of the church. A pleasant entertainment has been arranged. Lloyd Hess will be host to the members of the Boys club on Friday evening of this week at his home in Michigan avenue. As usual, the evening will be devoted to games andcontests. Mrs. Paul Gruenburg . of Tolleston was the guest of her Hammond friends last Tuesday. Mrs. W: L. Keyser is entertaining the ; ladies of the Good Will club this after
noon at her home in East State street. The principal entertainment 'will be cards and the guests will play several games of pedro at small tables during the afternoon. - . - . i Mrs. Sonenstein will have as her guests this afternoon at her home, 19 Clinton street, the ladies of the Martha society of the First Christian church. The meeting was previously announced to take place at the home of Mrs. Cochran. It is the regular weekly meeting and the routine business will be dis
posed of. William C. Kuneft of Tolleston was a business visitor in Hammond last Tuesday. Miss Minnie Turner has been quite ill at her home in Truman avenue this week. Mrs. Mary Nicholas of Oakley avenue has gone to Galien, Mich., ' when she was called by the serious illness of her
sister.
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