Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 232, Hammond, Lake County, 31 March 1910 — Page 2

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SCIIOOI.GIItl.'S IIOSE G.1HU.DGD HAT. Simplicity mrkg the hats designed for girls still in the schoolroom. A la thU one of coarsely woven eatin straw in a delicate shade of rose, kh hareh effeot of the braid is mitigated by partially facing the brim with black vlvet which matches the broad band encircling the large square epown. Over the top of the crown wanders a wide garland of closely-set jpale pink roaebuds which terminate against the upturned brim. This is one of the new shapes which may be adjusted in the manner which best becomes th faoe of its wearer, for the looped side is quite as often set at the back or the side of the head as it is almost directly above the brow.

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games were other features of the evenling until a late hour when the hostess .aerved a daintly arranged course lunch-

EJrTKRTAiSS PLEASANTLY', .Norma Robbins, .Grace Kingwill.

aiinm torence Buzzard very pleasant-.' ranees JIutton, Eva Wilson, Mona

ly entertained the members of the M. ' Krost, Mayme Knoerzer, Alice Blosser

Club last evening at her home on Marie Wilts and Florence Buzzard. Williams street. The party was the ! . - 'regular meeting which was announced! P4REXTS Ctl'B MEETS Tonea on arpni nr tf AthAr duiHoi !

acr . . , ' . ;t;lub or the Central school will take .it' " "?',. t7 , en3oya.bl u,m!PIa this evening in the school hall on

3k u , nuo,Hohman street. The parents of with embroidery work. Musir. and ROfial

i " . fcrmnA a nrt r i o- i onh -wi

; cordially invited to attend as an inter

esting program has been prepared. The

. meeting Is oallorl fnr fi n-rinoV or, a attr.

Av,ur party win oe given the prograin an hour wln be devoted to

a uu-y emaK .i nex we k aunouga the dlsplay Df work b the stuaents. the place of meeting was not announced I last evening. The foltovng are mem- j

r .of tbuoJb MlsCTTUuce. Shea; i - v

. ij a very pieasarM social event at th i

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week will occur Friday evening. Apri 1st at the home of Mrs. Kirk, 66 Eas Carroll street when the members of fhn Deborah Aid Society of the First Christian church entertain at an April Fools Pay Social. The public Is Invited to attend and It Is desired that there is a nice attendance as the proceeds will be used for the benefit of the church building fund. There will be a short program, ' various games and contests and dainty refreshments will be served.

red an inter9tltif. an. mission ary work Her ac 4 r. , was general and she g&v- tr. !t. &r ounta of

the mlssioaury " or;, ueag tn miners

In Pennsylvania a;?ff I'nong the Indians in ih t 7 ij, Woodbury

Is on her . r nd expects to leave Chicago uet wvek for Utah

where she will remain Indefinitely.

There was no other program prepared

and at the close of her talk a pleasant time was spent socially.

A BCSINESS MEETING. The regular meeting of the members

of the Ladles Aid Society of the First

Methodist church was held yesterday

afternoon at the church on Russel

street. There was not as large an at-

endance . as had been expected but

those who were present devoted the

afternoon to the work of the society.

The routine business was transacted

and the remainder of the afternoon was

spent with sewing for the society. An

other meeting will be held as usual in

two weeks on Wednesday.

A SPECIAL MEETIXO.

A special meeting of the members of

Hammond Hive No. 2 1 O. T. M. was

held yesterday afternoon In the K. of P.

Hall. The afternoon was devoted to

the necessary business and plans were

made for the regular meeting to be held

Friday evening, April 1st. The names of several applicants for membership

were ballotted upon and the remalnde

of the afternoon was spent with drills,

There was a good attendance of mem

bers.

AID SOCIETT MEETS. The members of the Ladles Aid So

ciety of the First Presbyterian church

met yesterday afternoon in the social

room of the church for the regular

weekly meeting. The usual number of

members were In attendance at the

meeting and after the routine business

had been transacted spent the afternoon socially. The afternoon was spent with sewing for the benefit of the solcety. There were no hostesses at yesterday's meeting. Another meeting will

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MRS. BAY A HOSTESS. Mrs. W. D. Ray was hostess to the members of the Ladies Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church at her home on Webb street yesterday afternoon. It was the regular weekly meeting and the usual number of ladies were in at

tendance. The necessary business was transacted at an early hour in the afternoon and the remainder of the time was spent with sewing for the benefit of the society and church. A pleasant social hour was passed at which time the, hostess served the guests with dain

ty refreshments. Announcement will be made of the next meeting early next

week.

THE TRIE

Thursday, March 3910.

PflCft

JSLMBALL, ENJOYABLE

AFFAIR OF THE SEASON

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Wiille the policemen's fourth annual

ball at the Hammond Athletic club

rooms last night was second to no

previous social event for the general

good spirit of the occasion, it was nev

ertheless in a class by itself for its

decoration scheme. No ball room in

Hammond was ever more profusely dec

orated, nowhere was there ever .more riot of colors than at the ball room. The only regret about the whole affair is that all the splendor should pass away with the morning. Mayor Becker and Mrs. Becker lead the grand march, and were followed immediately by Chief Austgen and Mrs. Austgen. "Several hundred people fell in line and marched to the martial music of Elster's orchestra. . . Decoration Riot of Color. As the midnight hour approached those of the guests who desired were served with a luncheon, a section of the floor and one of the club rooms having been reserved as lunch rooms. The policemen themselves had charge of the whole floor and gave their first attention to the comforts and accommodation of their guests. The decorative feature of ' the hall was the big surprise of the evening. Garlands of seagrass, palms, streamers.

Japanese umbrellas and lanterns, flags Japanese umbrellas and lanterns, flags, bunting and banners hanging from covered every bit of the ceiling and wall space. The many lights which shone bright as ever were softened, however, by the color scheme. A big five-foot electric star In front of the club house lighted the way to the building, while another such an emblem, although somewhat smaller, decorated the north end of the hall. Spared So EipiMr. The whole cost a big amount of money, and much work on the part of the committee. A handsome sum of money was realized from the affair and this will be used as the nest egg for a policeman's fund to meet any emergencies which may arise In the future. By the splendid success of last night the Hammond police department has assured for itself deserving success for its future events. 1 The committees were as follows: Arrangement Emil Bunde, chairman; Oscar Borchert, secretary, Captain Fred Rimbach, treasurer; S. Trinen. Michael Herman and John Kunz. Reception committee Frank Shine, Charles. See and Herman Sliller. Floor committee John Kunz, Gus Hohman and Nicholas Einsele.

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under the auspices of the Ladles Aid Society of the church. A cordial lnvitaItpn to attend was extended all mem

bers of the congregation and their friends. There was a good attendance

but not as large as had been expected

Miss Marion Woodbury of New York

City, secretary of the National Mis

sionary Society of the Congregational

church met with the ladies and dellv-

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party is one of the first large affairs of the post-Lenten season. Informal dancing will begin at 8:30 o'clock.

A CLASS INITIATION. The regular meeting of the membesr

of the Court of Honor took place last

evening in the I. O. F. Hall on State street. There was a large attendance of members and several visiting members were present from out of the city. Mr. C. H. Lindall of Springfield, 111. was present and did the work. A class of

fifteen candidates was initiated and an equal number will be Initiated at the nest regular meeting 4n two weeks. A social hour followed the regular lodge

session when the commltte served refreshments.

ANNOUNCEMENTS RECEIVED HERE. Cards announcing the marriage of Miss Eddla Gertrude Atton, daughter of

Mr. and Mrs. William Atton of Kala

mazoo, Mich, to Mr. Harry Malphus Frame formerly of Hammond but now

of Kalamaioo, Mich, were received here.

rincipal feature of the afternoon and

several of the young people will take

part on the program.

There will be- no admission charge for

the lecture on Idaho and Irrigation at

the K. of P. Hall tonight. Tickets at

Room 12, Rimbach Building. 31-1

The members of Aid Society of the

First Baptist church will meet at the

home of Mrs. W. H. Binder on Williams

treet this afternoon for the regular

meeting. It was desired that all the members attend as business had to be

transacted.

iv5 tne hora. of Mrs. Welsh on May

ti jMreei wnap-ne enwnaraea in nonor

of he ladles of the Oak Leaf Embroid

ery Club. All the members were present and spent a very enjoyable time.

The guests met informally in the par

lors and devoted the afternoon to their

embroidery work. Music was also a pleasant feature of the afternoon, several of the members of the club rend

ering vocal and instrumental selections.

At four-thirty oclock the hostess invit

ed her guests into the dining room and

served them with a daintily arranged two course luncheon. The table decorations were nicely carried out in pink

and white, and a cetner piece of carnations and ferns was chosen. A party was arranged for two weeks from yes

terday and Mrs. A. J. Burk will be hostess at her home on Truman avenue.

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PARENTS CUB MEETS. The Parents Club of the Irving school will meet Friday afternoon, April 1st in the school hall and all the members and friends in the district are Invited to attend. The members are invited to meet early and visit the grades and after three o'clock the afternoon will be devoted to examining the work on the display in the halls and rooms. The teachers and parents will meet for a general discussion of the work. The meeting promises to be interesting and enjoyable. A DANCING PARTY.

One of the very pleasant dancing

parties of the post-Lenter season took place last evening in Long's hall on

State street when the clerks of the Indiana Harbor Belt railroad enter

tained. A large number of tickets

were sold and the young mean realized a nice sum to be used for the baseball expenses this spason. There was a large attendance of young people from

Hammond and vicinity and an enjoyable time was passed. Informal dancing began at 8:30 o'clock and continued until a late hour in the evening. An

enjoyable program of music was fur

nished for the dancing. A program of

about sixteen dances was enjoyed. WOMAN'S CUB TO MEET. The regular meeting of the mem

bers of the Hammond Woman's club

will take place Saturday afternoon, April 2, at 3 o'clock In the auditorium of the First Presbyterian church on South Hohman street. A special busi

ness meeting has been called oy tne president, Mrs. Jeanie Sawyer, for 2:30 o'clock and all the members are asked to attend, as Important business will

be transacted. The object of the meet

ing is to discuss a lecture course for

the new club year. At the regular

meeting a lecture will be given on

"Woman Suffrage, and the program

will be In charge of Mrs. John F. Rell-

ley. Mrs. J. G. Ibach will lead the discussion. A cordial invitation to attend is extended the members and their friends, and it Is desired that there be a laree attendant as the meeting pro;. '; . v nterestlng. An adr ' : " ' . will be

charged all H A I - '.: '. A pleasant clal caienda v. at whi-ch th ell. Knights rf tain this e e. ". I State- street.

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ess soS party

y Coun-

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nan on

ire ex

F NOYCES.

';iir. of the McCorv reach at botli .: .iervices at the

. -h- rch on South

i .-i. The topic for

.ihe Inner Life

Mr. ,

mlck -. . ' " ; " morni . ur i evf ' ' First ;-'.-"-' ---r5 Hohm

the morning will be

and in the evening "The Young Men's

Friends." All are invited to attend

East Siders Meet. The Fast Side Improvement Assocla

tion holds a meeting tomorrow nijrht

in the Lafayette school building. The

various projects which the association

has under consideration have brought together an Interested membership, and

good meeting is expected for tomor

row evening.

Dr. Smith Gets Maxwell.

It was merely a question of time and

the. friends of Dr. G. L. Smith are sur

prised that he withstood the epidemic

as long as he did. After considerable

deliberation he decided that a Maxwell

runabout would be about the best kind

of a machine for him and with this

Idea he purchased one from C. H. Stew

art, the local undertaker.

Remember that lecture on Trriaratlon

iiimiiBit-rtt.. oi f. nan. Don' t miss

it. No admission charge.- Tickets - at

Room 12, Rimbach Building. 81-1

ATTEND UANOA'ET. Among those from Hammond who at

tended the banquet in Gary last even

lng were Attorneys John F. Sawyer

.Tnhn f. Stinson. E. G. Soroat, Judge V.

S. Reiter. S. E. Swaim, E. S. Emerine

Albert Morris and Carl Ames.

ENTERTAINS AT I-l'NCHEON.

One of the very delightful society

functions of the week occurred today when Mrs. Mary M. Huehn entertained a few friends at a one-thirty o'clock

luncheon at her home on Logan street

The entertainment was given compll

mentary to Mrs. Huehn's guests. Mrs.

T-enora M. Hart and Miss Augusta

Kopelke of Crown Point. A daintily ar

ranged course luncheon was served at

nne-thirtr o'clock. The tables were

prettily arranged with bunches o

flowers and ferns carryin out a dainty-

color scheme In the decorations. Th

afternoon was pleasantly spent In th

parlors where an Informal program of

entertainment was carried out. Mrs,

Huehn's eruests were Mrs. Lenora M.

TIart and MIfs Augusta Kopelke o

Crown Point, Mesdames George Man

derbach. Ernest Emmerlne, Lawrence

Becker, Ed Simon and Charles W,

Jewell and Miss Emma Huehn.

MRS. I.VCAS ENTERTAINS. The members of the W. O. W. Circle were entertained at the- home of Mrs. Lucas, 730 Sibley street, yesterday afternoon. It was one of the regular social meetings and many of the members were in attendance. The afternoon was spent pleasantly In a social way until a late hour, when a daintily arranged course luncheon was served. The next meeting will take place In two weeks on Wednesday afternoon, and a full attendance of members is desired. PERSONAL. Mesdames Newman and Bothwell will be the hostesses at the regular meeting of the members of the Northside Ladies Club Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bothwell on Johnson street. It Is the regular monthly social meeting and a pleasant time v"i be

passed with embroidery work. j Dr. Barclay who lectures at tl - . ' P. Hall tonight has made irrigat e I the west a life study and will gl I and show pictures of the inov.w..i along that line as they are pro-' sr r r j today. .."-;. Miss Genevieve Brunt will c fsr'ei J the members of Miss Elizabe .. . bar's class in music at the ,-ot.s f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. x ': t on Plummer avenue Saturday e . -.. ; AjjrU 2JXb.e Czerny contest y .11 tV

Attends Dyer Meeting.

Secretary E. F. Johnston of the Ham

mond Business Men's Association, has

been Invited to attend a meeting of the

Dyer Commercial club and give them

a few pointers on the management of

a Commercial club.

Mr. Johnston is not certain that he

can go, but he appreciates the Invl

tation and will go if possible. The

Dyer people are very anxious to im-

prove their town, and as the Ham,

mond organ in-, tion has accomplished

some results in the past the Dyer peo

pie hoped they could profit by Ham

mond's experience.

McGovern Sued.

Suit for ejectment has been brought

by Daniel Wick against E. F. McGov

ern, who is a tenant in Wick's house,

The case has ben set for trial in Jus

tice E. P. Ames court for tomorrow morning. McGovern Is the ex-clrculator

and contest manager for the Hammond

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