Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 244, Hammond, Lake County, 14 April 1910 — Page 2
ThWday, April 14, 1910.
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height. '
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AW EXJOVABIiH MEETING. 1 A vry enjoyable meeting of the' ladles or the 'Knights of Columbus occurred yesterday afternoon in the K. of C Rail. It was the first social meet In gof the members slnoe before the Lenten Eeason and there was a large attendanoe. Several visitors were also present from East Chicago and "Whtttog. There wae a short business raeetlBg when plans were made fer the future meetings and arrangements were made to meet again in two weeks at the K. of a Hall. Card games, followed the business meeting and the members played pedro at small table in the hall. Several games were played after which the honors were awarded. The prizes at the games were won by Mrs. John Sohaub of "WTiIting and Mrs. Vanderhoof of Hammond. The remainder of the afternoon was spent informally in a social way. KETLD REOtLAH MEETTVG. Mrs. "W. O. Belman was "at home" to the members' of the Ladles Aid Society of the First Methodist church yesterday afternoon at her residence, "The Oaks" in Glendale. Tt was the regular
present. The . party will tpen the Bpr lug -'social eeason and arrangements are being made to have it a very
delightful affair. Informal dancing jwill begin at 8:30 oclock and an enjoy
able program of muslo will be furnish-
led for the dancing.
A COMMITTEE MEETING. The hlBtory committee ot. the Ham
mond Womant Club will meet Monday afternoon. Aorll 18th at -the home of
Mrs. John E. Fltxgerald, 3 Carroll
street The program for the day is In charge of Mrs. Henry Burk and will include a study of Central America. After the program, the annual election of officers of the committee will take place. The social committee with Mrs.
Fitzgerald as chairman, assisted by Mesdames Abe Cohn, Jacob Fox, F. S. Bets and A. F. Knotts will serve re
freshments at the close of the "meet-ling.'
ARE XICEtY ENTERTAINED. The young ladles of the S. a Club
j were nicely entertained by the Misses Hattie Genrich and Florence Mangold
last evening at their home on Logan
street. It was the regular weekly iud
meeting and the usual diversions of the club were enjoyed. Embroidery work was the principal feature until a late hour when the guests were invited into the dining room and served
with a dainty luncheon. The next I meeting will take place Wednesday
evening of next week and Miss Edna
Euwert will entertain at her noma on East State street. The following are members of the club: Misses Louise and
Lillian Doege, Rose Spoerner. Gertrude
rtfisrheidler. Edna Euwert, Florence
Mangold and Hattie Genrich.
PUBLIC DAY AT THE CLCB.
. The next public meeting of the Ham
mond Woman's Club will occur Sat
urday afternoon, April lth at three o'clock in the auditorium of the First Presbyterian church on South Hohman I street. Mr. Edward Langly of Valpa
raiso will talk on the subject of
"Decoration In The Home. Mr. Lang
ly, who himself is a designer, decorator I and craftsman displays a number of
papers, wall coverings and draperies decorated by himself in color, some of them in relief through a use of an
other medium, some of the designs being highly conventionalised. Mr. Langly's talk will be preceded by a piano solo by Mrs. Eugene Cooper and a vocal
solo bv Mrs. L. L. Bomberger. A
cordial invitation to. attend the meet
I ing is extended the members and their
friends. An admission of 25 cents will
be charged all visitors. The Richmond
Jllorning News of December . 2nd con
tained the following notice ol Mr.
Langlys art and lecture: '
Mr. Langly belongs to the Carmanx
Le Galllene school of Aestetlcs and is
perhaps the most distinctive type resi
dent in the state of a long line of an
cestors who have been decorators and decorative artists since an early per-
j iod In English history. Mr. Langly has certain inherent traditions and
their friends together for a social time. Informal dancing was indulged in until a late hour. The music for dancing was furinshed by Miss Marjorle Robet, who is the pianist for the Flint Orchestra in Chicago, and her program was very enjoyable. Frappe was served during the evening. The guests spent a very enjoyable time and it is expected that the young ladies of the guild will give several informal social
affairs during the season.
ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY. Mra L W. Simpson entertained a few friends informally yesterday afternoon
at her home on East State stret. The
afternoon was spent pleasantly in a social way until four-thirty oclock when a daintily arranged course luncheon was served. Among those present were Mrs. Phillips of Chicago. Mrs. S. Duell of Chicago. Miss G. Wolf of Indianapolis, Mrs. Oscar Plageman, Mrs. H. Stevenson, Mrs. Peter Mosher, Jr., Mrs. Val Schwigert. Mrs. F. B. Cannon and Mies Bessie Simpson.
PERSONAL.
meeting day t of the members and a large number were in attendace. There
was an Important business meeting tendencies which have caused him to when the various committees made seek experiences in many lands where their reports for the year. Other busi- he nas -t vrlou- times and under
ness of interest to the members was m0re or less favorable conditions detransacted after which there was an veioped an art which is perhaps rather
wjjoynie social nour wnen the hostess dilettante.
served aainty retfreshmenrts. The next
regular meeting will not take place for
two weeks when it is desired that all
the members be present. AN AFTERNOON PARTY. Mrs. A. J. Burk very delightfully entertained the ladies of the Oak Leaf
ixernoon party bers and there yesterday at her home on Truman ave- I tnrtnn.o Tv,
nut.
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A GUILD MEETING. . A very pleasant meeting of the mem
bers of the Ladles Guild of St. Pauls Episcopal church was held yesterday afternoon In the guild room of the
church on Rlmbach avenue. It was the regular weekly meeting of the mem-
was a very good at-
routlne business was
was the regular meeting ot ranaarfnA and th rminr t
the club members and they were all afternoon was spent in a social way. present. The guests met Informally In Mrg E E Beck and Mrs, H G, Mc the parlors and spent a very enjoyable Far,and were hostesses for the after-
social time. Am on sr the features of
entertainment were embroidery work and muale which continued until 4:30 o'clock when the guests were invited Into the dining room and served with a daintily arranged two course luncheon.
The table decorations
noon and served the guests with dainty refreshments. Another meeting will take place Wednesday afternoon of next week in the guild room of the church and a full attendance of mem
bers Is desired. Announcement will
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A PEDRO PARTY. The members of Triumph Council No. 1 T. of T will Antprtoln at a vAAm
entertain at her home, on Summir L.m. m... i .
at the home of Mrs. Richard Schoff on Cedar street. Reveral carries of rntdra
A DELIGHTFUL PARTY. will he nlaverl and v.rl nrdu wUt
Mr. and Mrs. C B. Miller were host Kn wt-h a ni.t cai.i i.
and hostess last evening at their pleas- assured all who attend and It Is de-
.. .ome on soutn Hohman street to sired that there be a large attendance.
iuw raeraoers or the .Pedro Club. The
.vumujtjiii UI LUC meeiinar Was I rVfmri'mAV a-7. r a mm a rwxnm
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lur mursaay evening but on ac- The regular mtln of th. mrr,
count of other social engagements thn I of sn nt ni. t n m w
party was given last evening. All the place last evening In Long's Hall on members were In attendance and spent state street. There were many mema very enjoyable social time. The prln- bers In attendance and the routine final fearura of t ..t t . . .
v....d&.I,lclM. wa3 ousiness was transacted. There was cards and the guests played several also Initiation of several candidates games of pedro at small tables In the during the regular lodge session. A parlor. The honors at the games were short social hour followed the busiwon by Mrs. Alfred Sherby and Dr. S. ness meeting. Announcement was
I I consolation prize was I made last evening of a visit of the Su
a""9" to Mrs. c. I Weaver At the preme officers of the Lady Maccabees conclusion of the games the guests to Hammond. Wednesday. May 25th
v ,l, a Peasant time with music and when they will hold a school of In
ov. gUu,rwiion until a late hour structlon for the members in the dlswhen a daintily arranged course lunch- trict. The meeting Is anticipated with eon was served. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. a great deal of interest and it Is expectLockwood will entertain at their home ed that many visitors will be in Ham-
on Kum street at the next meeting in mond that day.
iwo weeKs.
A SOCIAL EXTERTAH1IET.
i a wwai, Honu Mrs. W. J. Moran will entertain at The members of the Ladles Aid So- the second of th -eriea of ntriin.
ciety of the First Presbyterian church ments to be given by the members of
yesieraay aiternoon in the par- Art Committee of the Hammond Wo
tors or tne church for the regular man s Club tomorrow afternoon at her weekly meeting. There was the usual residence on Webb street. Mrs. Moran attendance of members and they spent fias Issued Invitations to about twentythe early afternoon with the necessary Ave or thirtv Hammond la.rUa to n
, business. The afternoon was spent guests at her home and a small a-
sewmg tor the benefit of the socletv mission will s askud to k h
At the close of the regular I pledge made by the committee for the
and church.
meeting there was a social hour when the newly elected officers served the
guests wnn aainty refreshments. The officers for the new year are as fol
lows: Mrs. M. L Bull, president; Mrs.
uoraiog, vice- president r Mrs-
George Rawling. second vice president;
aarF u. A. Krinbiii. secretary and Mrs. I
eoitn oriffln, treasurer.
VA DANCING PARTY.
payment on the lot recently purchased
for the new club home. Mrs. Moran
will entertain at cards. The enter
tainments wvlll continue to be given
until the first of June. A DANCING PARTY.
A pleasant social affair of the week
occurred last evening when the young ladles of St. Agnds Guild of St. Paul's
.episcopal cxiurcn entertained at a
th? !,, v dln aoolal rlr of dancing party in Wels Hall on State wifi.r ?k w dancln- Prty at street. Invitations to attend were exwhlcn the members of the Hammond tended the members of the arulld and
a miotic , Association entertain this evening in their club rooms in Bellview Place. Several 'hundred invitations have been issued among the youn people of Hammond and vicinity
-and it la expected that many will be
their friends and there was a nice attendance. A' small admission was asked,"-, the "proceeds-5 to be used for the benefit of the church. The object In
giving the entertainment was to bring
the young people of the church and
The ladles of the Fern Leaf Linen
Club left Hammond at noon today to
go to Indiana Harbor where they will be guests of Mrs. Roy Traverse at an enjoyable afternoon party. It is the
regular bi-monthly mtjnfif of the members and they will spend a pleas
ant time playing pedro.
Mrs. U. Holtz of the northslde was a
visitor in Crown Point last Tuesday,
SDendlna the dav at the home of
friends.
Mrs. Duell formerly of Hammond but now of Chicago was the guest of Mrs.
L. W. Simpson at her home on East
State street yesterday.
Miss Helen Phillips of Chicago will
be entertained by Miss Elsa Masepohl
at her home on Webster avenue dur
lng the week end. Miss Phillips will
come to attend the dancing party glv
en by the members of the Hammond
Athletic Association in their club house
In Bell view Place. f"
Mrs. Archie Cross will be hostess to
the members of the Martha Ala So
ciety of the First Christian church this
afternoon at her home. 550 Indiana avenue. It Is the regular weekly meeting and the usual amount of business will be transacted. An hour will be spent socially.
The members of the Ladles Aid So
ciety of the Monroe Street Methodist
Chapel are meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Robblns on Manila avenue. It was desired that many members attend as Important business had to be transacted. Mrs. Charles Friedrich of Webb street left at noon today for Crown Point where she was called by the The Calumet Pleasure club will give a dance at the East Chicago Rink Thursday, April 14th. Tickets 50 cents per couple. ll-4t death of Mr. Frledrlch's fathers, Mr. Henry Rriedrichs. Mr. Friedrich has
been at the bedside of his father for
the past few days. There will be no meeting of the
members of the Silver Leaf Club this
afternoon, which is the regular meeting day and the next party will 'not he
given for two weeks- when Mrs. Schoon
will entertain. ' . -
Mrs. William Bothwell has been
spending a few days this week visit
ing at the homes of relatives in Ross,
Ind.
Clerk E. I Shortridge of Crown
Point was in Hammond last Tuesday
afternoon on business.
MIes Ruth Sohl who Is attending the
University of Chicago came to Ham
mond last evening to visit her mother,
Mrs. Cvnthia Sohl at her home on
Mason street.
Mrs. C. E. Brewbaker and daughter,
Iva are spending a week with friends
and relatives in Winlmac, Ind.
Miss Netta Tlte, a cousin of Mrs
Vina E. Levy of Hammond has returned
to her home In Cleveland, O. after a
visit here. which a luncheon will be served.
The ladies of the Fleurdells Club will
spend a pleasant social afternoon to
day as the guests of Mrs. Glasgow at
her home on Oakley avenue. An en
joyable time is anticipated in the
usual way of the club with card games,
Pedro will be played.
Mrs. John Schaub of Whiting was
In Hammond yesterday afternoon for
the meeting of the K. of C. ladles.
There will be no meeting of the
young ladles of the A. D. Q.s this even
lng which la the regular meeting night
and the next party will not be given for two weeks. Miss Sadie Bates will
entertain then at her home on Indiana
avenue.
ioralne and Frank Baxter will en
tertain the members of Miss Elizabeth Webbers class in music next Saturday afternoon at their home on West Sibley street.. A short program will be given by the young people of the class
after which a social time will be en
Joyed when refreshments will be served
Edward Hess - will be host to the members of the Boy's Club Friday evening at his home on Truman avenue. It Is the regular weekly club meeting and an enjoyable time will be spent with
games and contests.
J Pulllam Smith was in Kankakee
111. yesterday on business for the C. & S. R. R.
Mr. and Mrs C A Speilman of Logan
street will leave - Saturday for Newaygo. Mich to spend a few weeks
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Harry Wachter of Hammond
has returned home from St. John, Ind
where she spent a day visiting friends
and relatives. '
Mrs. Fred, Gravenstein will have as her guests this afternoon at her home on Michigan avenue the members of the Sunshine Club. It is one of the regular club meetings when cards will
be the feature of entertainment.
The members of Circle No. 1 will be the guests of Mrs. "Ida Hoffman this afternoon at her home on Indiana avenue. It is only the second meeting of the members since before the Lenten
season and it is expected that many
will be present. The afternoon will
be spent playing card games.
, A meeting of the members of the
Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist church is taking place this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry McPhearson on Warren street. The usual business
and social program will be carried out and it was desired that many members attend. . V
Harry Blumenthal of Indiana Harbor
was In Hammond today on business.
Attorney W. J. McAleer was a busi
ness visitor in Chicago today.
An Important meeting of the mem
bers of the Deborah Aid Society of the
First Christian church is taking place
today at the home of Mrs. Schneidt on
East State street. The business meet
ing will be held early In the afternoon
after which a pleasant social time will
be passed.
Mrs. J. J. Rahen will entertain in
formally this afternoon at her home on Truman avenue in honor of the members of the Acme Social Club. The entertainment for the afternoon will consist of card games and music after
The Misses Emma and Linda Kunert
of Dubuque, la. are expected to arrive
In Hammond Sunday to spend a few
days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. F. Kunert of Russell street.
Mrs. McLean of Decatur. Ind. will
stop in Hammond Saturday for a visit
with relatives after spending the winter In Los Angeles and other points
in California. She will be the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Farroll at their home
on East Sibley street.
Miss Dora Otto will entertain Miss
Marry Mldkoff of Lowell at her home
on Sohl street during the week end. There will be a meeting ot the members of Hammond Hive No. 2 L. O. T. M. Friday evening In the K. of P. Hall. Business of importance will be transacted and it is desired that there be a large attendance of members The Misses Randon of Hobart were visitors In Hammond yesterday spending the day at the home of friends. Mrs. A. H. Pannenborg yesterday tor her home in Chicago Heights, 111. after a few days visit with Mrs. John C Lavene at her home on Truman avenue. Miss Mable Crawford and Miss De Nusser of Crown Point will be the guests of MIbs Maude Pannenborg at her home on Webb street tomorrow for the Oratorical contest at Towles Opera
House.
Miss Louise Kunert has been 111 with
tonsllltls for several days at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F, Kunert on Russell street.
The regular meeting of the members
of the Junior League of St Pauls Luth
eran church will take place this even-'
ng in the school hall, the. corner of
Sibley street and Oakley avenue. There
will be a short business session after
which the evening will be spnt social
ly. A full attendance of members is
desired.
Mrs. E. Vanderweel who has been
quite ill at her home on Fayette street
Is able to be out again, which her Ham
mond friends will be glad to learn.
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POLICEMAN RAPPED
BY JACK JOHNSON
Jack Johnson, negro pugilist, caused
a stir In Judge Going's court yester
day when he assarted that Policeman
Flynn, who caused his arrest on March 30 on a speeding charge, had recently
requested the fighter to "slip him
something." Jack furnished the court
attaches with a bit of amusement when
"he folllwed up his first statement by
saying he did not understand the meaning of the term. Incidentally, he
won his case, which was tried by
Jury, and marks his second victory over
the Chicago police.
Mathematics were introduced by
Johnson's attorney with the hope of
showing up the policeman who had it
all figured out in minute form as to
how fast the defendant was traveling
at the time of his arrest.
Johnson repeatedly suggested ques
tions to his counsel and at one time drew from his pocket a gold stop-; watch and handed It to Flynn with a request that the latter show the court how it worked. The judge ruled this out, as he did a question hurled at the
bluecoat asking how long It would
take a man to travel a mile if he could
go 600 feet In twenty seconds.
Sig Hart, who was arrested at the
same time with Johnson, did not get
off as lucky as the pugilist. He was
assessed $10 and costs on a charge of using abusive language to Flynn.
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