Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 246, Hammond, Lake County, 16 April 1910 — Page 2

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A DELIGHTFUL SOCIETY FUSCTIONV Mrs. J. S. Blackmun formally entertained the members of the Homewood Magazine Club at a one-thirty o'clock violet luncheon at her residence on! Carroll street yesterday. Mrs. Blackmun was assisted in the receiving and entertaining of her guests by Mrs. Franklin A. Blackmun. Covers were laid for eighteen. . The color scheme was prettily carried out with a large cut glass bowl filled with violets and sitting on a glass mirror with violets .strewn on the cloth. This formed a beautiful center piece, , The 3 guests ywere invited to the dining, roojm and ksked to find their1 places. ' painty place cards decorated with viorets, with the names written backwards . caused a great deal of merriment. A delicious four course luncheon was served, which was suggestive of the spring time. "When all were sea'ted, the retiring president, Mrs. George B. Sheerer in behalf of the club welcomed the new , president, Mrs. T. W. Oberlin in a happy manner. Mrs. Oberlin responded in her charming way and accepted the, honor gracefully. A8 several of the members had Just returned from extended trips, iMrs. Oberlin In behalf of the club welcomed their safe return and also the new member, Mrs. Emma Meikle to the club. Mrs. Meikle responded with rnuoh appreciation. Lastly, Mrs. Oberlin gave a toast to the hostess, wishing her all of the good things In life which only the Magasine Club can bestow upon one of Its members. The ladles then gathered In the parlors and enJoyed a social time, Interspersed with music The members were all present eaoept Mrs. Lawrence Cox and Mra. Charles Kasson. Mrs. Blackmun had a her guests of honor, Mrs. Breden of Lewlston, m.,- Mrs. E. P. Demlng. Mrs. J. O. Ibach and Mrs E. P Johnston ATTEND CONTEST Among the young people from "Whiting to be In attendance at the Lake County Oratorical Contest at Towle's Opera House last evening were the llss Ella Klose, Bernlce Allen, Helen Matte rn and Margaret Griffith and Measra Junior Swartz, Roy Oreen and John Schaub. HOLD IJUTIATTOjr. The regular meeting of the members of Hammond Hive No. ! U O. T. M. was Jxeld last evening In the K. of P. Hall. There was a very good attendance of members and the routine bulsness was transacted. During the lodge session rthere was initiation of several candidates. A social hour followed the lodge session when the committee served dainty refreshments. The next meeting will not take place for two weeks when It Is desired that all the mem;ber attend. METBTIXO WAS POSTPOXED, ; The meeting of the members of the .N. P. "Whist Club did not occur last evening which was the regular meeting night and announcement has not

.b.een made of the next party. Arrangements will probably be made to .have a party In two weeks on Friday evening. , AN AFTERSOOV PARTY. A very enjoyable party of the week was one at which Mrs. M. I Dick entertained yesterday afternoon at her home, 726 Summer street. Her guests were the members of the Afternoon Club and It was one of their regular meetings. The guests spent a very pleasant time in conversation and listened to an informal musical program rendered by several of the ladles present. The principal feature of the afternoon's entertainment was cards and the guests played pedro at small tables In the parlors. At the close of the games the hostess served her guests with a dainty luncheon at small tables. The next regular meeting will take 'place In two weeks on Friday after-

neonand Mrs. J. ,W. Tpwnsend will 'en-

Dick's guests, Mesdames "W. J. . Ken

nedy, B. F. Hardestyr J. M. Townsend,

A. C. McKeown, M J. Dermedy. C. "W.

DeLong, W. F Lott, George Cole and

A C Wagner. ' i

A THEATER PARTY.

A number of Hammond young ladies

wilt compose a theater party io Chi

cago this evening to see Mabel Hlte In

"A Certain Party' at the Garrlck Thea

ter. Among those 'who will be guests are the Misses Anna and Genevive Hastings, Theresa Dorsey, Mae Camp

bell, Dot Ripley, Bessie Ferrol, Nancy

Bryon, Mae Hanson and Minnie Turner. ENTERTAINS AT CARDS. ,

Dr. Mary E. Jackson very delightful

ly entertained the members of the True

Kindred and several - invited friends

last evening at her home on Indiana avenue. There was a large company of

friends In attendance and they spent a very enjoyable social time. The guests rendered an informal musical program and card games were enjoyed. The guests played several games 1 of pedro at small tables In the parlors and the prizes at the games were awarded to Miss Allene McCoy and Miss Sarah M- Elliott. The gentlemen's prises were won by Attorney Ross and Fred Wolf. At tne conclusion of the games the hostess served her guests with dainty refreshments at small tables. A COMTMITTEE MEETING. The members of the history committee of the Hammond Woman's Club will meet Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John E. Fitzgerald on Carroll stret. It was the regular study meeting and an Interesting program has been prepared on the study of Central America. Mrs. Henry Burk will be the leader for the day. At the conclusion of the program the annual election of officers In the commttee will take place. There will be an enjoyable social hour when Mrs. Fitzgerald will be assisted In entertaining and serving her guests by Mesdames Abe Cohn, Jaoob Fox, F. 3. Beta and A F. Knotts. WOMAN'S CLUB MEETS. The regular bi-monthly meeting of the members of the Hammond Woman's Club la taking place this afternoon at three o'clock in the auditorium of the First Presbyterian church on South Hohman street. The members of the Daughters Day Commitee of the. club are in charge of the program for the day and have arranged a very interesting entertainment. The opening number will be a piano solo by Mrs. Eugene Cooper and Mrs. L. L. Bomberger will render a vocal selection. The remainder of the afternoon win be given to the lecture by Mr. Edward Langley of Valparaiso, who has chosen as his subject "Decoration In The Home." Mr. Langley's address is antlpated with a great deal of pleasure and interest by the members of the club

and their friends In attendance at the meeting. ANNTAL DANCING PARTY. The members of Eureka camp, M. W. of A. entertained at their annual dancing party last evening In Long'shall, on State street, to which the members and therl friends were invited. Notices were sent to East Chicago, Hegewtsch, Gary. Whiting. Roseland and Indiana Harbor of the party, and many were In attendance. Informal dancing began at 8 o'clock and continued until a late hour. The music for the evening was furnished by Barney Young's orchestra. " a de;ijghtftl FUNCTION. One of the very delightful events f the week was an afternoon party at which Mrs. W. J. Moran entertained yesterday at her home on Webb street. The entertainment was the second of a series of pleasant affairs that will be

given .by the ladles of the art -commit

fore June.' A small admission Is asked, the proceeds- to be used for the pledge made by the committee for the payment on the lot recently purchased for

the new club home. Mrs. Moran issued invitations to about thirty Hammond ladies to be her guests and they were

all present. . The guests met Informally

In the parlors and spent the afternoon very pleasantly. Bridge whist was the feature of entertainment during the afternoon and the guests played at small tables In the parlors. Mrs. Richard Winckler was awarded the only honors at the .party. At the conclusion of the games the guests were served with dainty refreshments. Announcement was made of the next social entertainment and Mra Richard Winckler will entertain next Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at her "home on Muenich Court. ENTERTAINS PLEASANTLY. , Edward Hes very pleasantly entertained, the members of .the Boy's Club last eveniug at his home on Michigan avenue. It was the regur laweekly meeting and several of the members were present. The evening was spent in the usual way of the club with various social games - and contests until nine o'clock when a daintily arranged luncheon was served. The next meeting will take place Friday evening of next week and announcement will be made later of the place of meeting.

PERSONAL. Miss Edith Carter of Ann street is spending the day in Tolleston In attendance at th Teachers' meeting. Miss Elsie Crowell and Mr. Knight of Crowa Point were among the Crown

Point people In Hammond last evening

to attend the Lake County Oratorical

Contest.

Miss Florence Seaberger of Corwn Point who is attending the University

of Chicago was the guest of Hammond friends last evening.

Dr. and Mra H. I . Iddings and

daughter, Miss Efa and son, Fred of

Merrlllvllle were the guests of Ham

mond friends last evening and at

tended the contest . at Towle's Opera

House.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond will be host and hostess this evening at

her home on Mason street to the members of the Evening Bridge Whist Club.

The guests will be entertained at a seven o'clock dinner and an evening of bridge whist will follow. It Is one of

the regular club meetings and an en Joyable time will be spent socially.

Mra N. J. Grimmer of Highlands spent the day visiting friends in Ham

mond yesterday.

A Joint meeting of members of G. A

R. Post and W. R. C. will te held this evening in the parlors of the Chicago Business College in the First t National

Bank Building. Business of import

ahce will be transacted and it is desir

ed that many members attend.

Misa Eugenia Knotts of Muenich Court went to Tolleston today to be

in attendance at a teachers' meeting.

, Miss Paula Lind of Chicago will be

the guest of Miss JRuth, Roberts .atrner

home on Truman avenue Sunday,.. - . Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lederer will en tertaln a company of friends this even

ing at their home on "West Sibley

street Among the guests from out of

the city will be Mr. S. Lederer, man

ager of the Olympic Theater in- Chica go and Dr. . L. Elsenrath.

J. 8. Kodyker of Highlands waa in

Hammond today on a business Tlsit

Miss Deathe of East Chicago was the guest of Hammond friends this af

ternoon.

Charles Crumpacker of Valparaiso Is

spending the day In Hammond the

guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Crumpacker of Webb stret.

Harry Booth formerly of Hammond

but now of Chicago Heights, 111. is

spending a few days visiting his friends here. He came to attend the Oratori

cal Contest at Towle's Opera House.

Mra Frank Parker and children and

Mr. Nicholas Mashino of Champaign

111. came to Hammond today to be the

guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ren-

wick of Doty street and Mr. and Mrs.

W. F. Mashino of Truman avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip McNay and daughter. Miss Lei a McNay of Lowell were entertained In Hammond last evening for the Lake County Oratorical Contest at Towle's Opera House. Mra John, Agnew Is entertaining Miss Hazel McNay of Valparaiso at her home on Ogden street for the week end. Miss Mayme Reiser will go to Crown Point thip evening to spend Sunday with her relatives and friends. 1 , Earl Crawford will spend Sunday In Crown Point the guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Crawford. Miss Beatrice Hansen will spend Sunday with Miss Eva Iddings at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Iddings in Merrlllvllle. Mrs. Leonard Knoerzer will have as her guests Tuesday evening at her home on Clinton street the members of the China Club. An enjoyable evening will be spent playing cards. Pedro will be the diversion of the evening. The members of the W. C. T. V. will meet at the home of the president, Mrs. H. E. Granger, BS Hamlin street next Tuesday afternoon , for the regular weekly afternoon meeting. After, a short business -meeting there will be a temperance program rendered. It is desired that there is a good attendance. Mra Schneider will be hostess to the ladles of the E. M. B. Club Monday afternoo nat her home on Calumet avenue. It Is th9 regular weekly afternoon meeting and all the members are invited to be present. The afternoon will .be spent with embroidery work and music. Mra Richard Schaff will entertain the members of Triumph. Council No. 1 D. of L. and their friends at a pedro. party next Monday evening, April 18th at her home on Cedar street, Several games of cards will be played and prizes will be awarded. Refreshments will also be served. It is desired that there be a good attendance. . " , Miss Maud Scrlver of Chicago Is expected to spend Sunday In Hammond the guest of her sister. Mrs. Shepherd at her home on May street.' Loraine and Frank Barter are enter

taining the members of Miss Elizabeth

I CELEBRATION OF REV: SMITH'S Aiiuiitrnnnnu piiir miAArAA

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Saturday, 'April 16, 1910.

The hardships of the past ten years.

the struggles to surmount the physi

cal obstacles encountered, and the

same barriers in the religious field were relegated to the rear last night when

the vestry. Ladles' Guild and the parishioners of St. Paul's Episcopal church met jn. the Guild hall last night to congratulate their pastor, the Rev. C. A Smith and his wife. The occasion was a reception In honor of the tenth annual anniversary of the Rev. Smith's activity In Hammond.

The most representative gathering of

men aAd women of the parish ever

brought together in the parish room came to ofler congratulations a,nd good

wishes to the rector and his wife oh this happy occasion.

After spending an hour or more in

social chat, the gathering was called to order by Mr. McFarland, who made a few remarks appropriate ot the oc

casion, and then presented to Mrs.

Smith as a token from the Ladles' GuUd a bunch of American beauty roses. Mrs. Smith responding In a very' graceful, prettily worded speech of thanks.

On behalf of the men. of the parish

Mr. McFarland then presented to the

rector a box of gold ten $5 gold pieces

one for each year of his rectorship.

and the rector replied feelingly in a very happy speech, dwelling lip6n the work done In the past ten years which,

he said, "had been only the founda

tion laid upon which to build larger and better results In the future.

The Ladies' Guild's part of the pro-

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gram was then enjoyed by an. refreshments of ice cream and cake being served by the young ladles of St., Agnes' Guild. The parish room had been very beautifully decorated for the occasion with festoons of apple and cherry blossoms and potted plants, ferns, etc., and delightful music was furnished during the evening by Conde's orchestra. Those who attended were: Mr. 'and Mrs. F. R. Mott. Mr. . and

Mrs. H. G. McFarland, Mr. and Mrs. C

E. E Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brusel, r. and Mrs. C. G. Hohman, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Bell. Mr. . and Mrs. .Tama n

Carr, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ruff, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Conkey and Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Steineck; Mrs. P. Muller, Mrs. S. T. Fox, Mrs. Callie Klingensmith Mrs. j R. S. Smith, Mrs. E E. Beck, Mrs. E. E.

Carter,. Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. Amelia Collins and Mrs. Adelsperger; Miss Mae Swanton, Miss Elizabeth Swanton, Miss Helen Robst, Miss Marjorle Robst, Miss Mabel Beck, Miss Laura Beck, Miss Beatrice Ferguson,. Miss Jennie Mabbs, Miss Marie Newnham, Mhss Clara Matthles and . Miss Margaret Prest. Miss Alice Wood, and Miss Margaret Fed; dler M. F. Church. H. P. Conkey. Raymond Fox, F. Woodman. H. A Robst, J. P. Kasper, A. Spafford, Will R. Smith, and Fred H. Mott; Master Ralph Booth, Master William Stafford, Master Louis Mott, Master Earl Brusel and Harlan Anderson; Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Booth of Chicago Heights, 111.; Mrs. W. H. B. Menzles of Kalamazoo, Mich., and oth, era

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tertaln. The following ladies were Mrs., tee of the Hammond Woman's Club be- Webber's class In music this afternoon

at their home on West Sibley street. The program will be furnished by the

young people of the class and the

Czerny Contest will be an Important

feature. A social time will follow when refreshments will be served.

Miss Maud Pannenborg of Webb street will go to Crown Point this evening to remain over Sunday the guest of Miss Mable Crawford. Mr. Edward Langtey of Valparaiso came to Hammond today to deliver a lecture on "Decoration In The Home" before the Hammond Woman's Club In the auditorium of the First PresbyterIan church. Dr. C. J. Tinkbam of Crown Point was In Hammond yesterday and today on professional business. Mr. Hayworth left for his home In Lafayette, Ind. yesterday after a few days' visit with his brother. Mr. Harry Hayworth of West State stret. Philo Q. Doran of Laporte was 1 Hammon last Thursday on professional business. Arthur Reynolds of South Bend, Ind. was among the out, of town business visitors in Hammond yesterday. . Misa FIorenccT Pkrkard and Miss Cella Cohn of East Chicago were visitors In Hammond last evening for the Oratorical Contest at Towle's Opera House. The Miases Jessie Pettlbone and Nellie Oriesel of Crown Point were entertained by Hammond friends last evening for the Oratorical Contest at Towle's Opera House. A ' special meeting of the members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will take place this evening in the K. of P. Hall. All the members are invited to be present as Important . business will be transacted. Mr. and 'Mrs. Ous Lau of Chicago

and Mr. Henry Lempster of Hobart will spend Sunday in Hammond the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Reisslg and family on East State street. The Misses Linda and Emma Kunert of Dubuque, la. are expected to arrive here tomorrow to spend a few days with their parents, Mr. and Mra E. F. Kunert of Russell street. Karl Griffin went to Shelby, Ind. this

morning for a days' visit. Miss Wasson left today for her home In Lowell after a short visit with Miss Mae BuThans of Hammond. Miss Wasson came to attend the Lake County Oratorical Contest at Towle Opera House. Miss Mable Barron of East Chicago was. the guest of Hammond friends this morning. Miss Bernloe Ott of Crown Point was the guest of friends here last evening' to attend the Lake County Oratorical Contest at Towle's Opera House. Mies Stella Foster of Lowell visited friends In Hammond yesterday afternoon and evening. Miss Curtis and Miss Vierllng, high school teachers in Crown Point came to Hammond last evening to attend the Lake County Oratorical Contest. - There will be a raeetlng of the members of Opal Hive No. 898 L. O. T. M. M. Tuesday afternoon of next week. All of the members are invited to be present as Important business will be transacted. Miss Florence Loveridge will entertain informally next Tuesday evening at her home, 1 Bellview Place In honor of the young ladies of the Inter Se Club and a few friends. The evening wlU be spent In the usual way of the club and bridge whist will be the principal feature of entertainment. There will be a meeting of the members of the True Kindred Tuesday evening In I. O. O. F. Hall on State street. It is the regular meeting night and the usual amount of business will be transacted. Miss Lole Hughes of Crown Point, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mra John Hughe at their home on Warren street concluded her visit here today and left for Chicago where she will remain for a short time. Mr. and Mra R. A. Hlckey and daughter. Miss Lois of Truman avenue will spend Sunday In Whiting the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brenner and family. - Miss Mary Roche will spend Sunday In Chicago the guest of friends and relatives. The regular meeting of the members of Unity CouncU Knights of Corumbus will take place Monday evening in the K. of C. Hail, a full attendance of

members is desired as Important business will be transadted.

Mrs. John J. Claussen will informallv

entertain the younjr ladies of trie N. N.

Embroidery Club Tuesday evening at

ner nome on State Line stret. It is the regular weekly meetlne and nn

enjoyable time will be spent with embroidery work and music.

Misa Delia McGlrr of Valparaiso will come today to Join the house nartv at

the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. , J. Mc-

Aleer on Webb street at which the Misses Leoda McAlee rand Veda Hemstock are entertaining during the week end. . The Misses Edna Agar and Lola Hemstock of Valparaiso, Jewel Hembroff of Indiana Harbor and Hazel

Schofield of Chicago arrived here yes

terday. Loraine and Frank Baxter will entertain the members of Miss Elisabeth Webber's class In music tomorrow afternoon at their home. 45 Slblev street.

Several of the young people will take part on the program, which will include the Czerny Contest. A Social hour

will follow when refreshments will be served. . Mra Farllng left today for St. Joseph, Mich. to" remain during . the summer after spending the winter In Hammond. A Fi-EASAXT SOCIAL TIME.

The ladles of the Fleurdelis Club

were guests at a very pleasant after noon party at which Mrs. Glasgow im

tertained yesterday afternoon. All the

members were present and they spent

the afternoon In the usual way of the club with card games. Several games of pedro were played at small tables in the parlors. Muslo was another

feature of the afternoon until a lot-

hour when the guests were Invited Into

the dining room and served with an

elaborate course luncheon. The tahi

were prettily trimmed with flowers and

ferns. Mrs. John Huber will entertain at the next club party in two weeks at her home on State street. A PEDRO PARTT. . A pedro party will be given Saturday evening, April 16th at I. O. O. F. Hall on State street under the auspices of Olive Circle No. 614 Protected Home Circle to which the public Is cordially Invited. Several games of pedro will be played and prises will be awarded.

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ACCEPTS APPUCAIIOU OF VALPARAISO H. S. Indiana Interscholastic Athletic Association Fills Vacancy.

South Bend, Ind., April 16. Prof. R. E. Neff of the N6rthern Indiana Interscholastic Athletic association has announced that Valparaiso high school has been admitted to the association in place of Plymouth, that city having resigned its membership because of poor prospects. The application of Valparaiso was accepted at a meeting of the board of directors held at Fort Wayne last Friday, but was not announced until last night. Final arrangements were made for the annual track meet to be held at Notre Dame on May 14 and for the oratorical contest to follow In the evening. South Bend, Elkhart, Goshen, Warsaw, Laporte, Valparaiso, Hammond and Crown Point will be represented in both the meet and oratorical contest. Gold and silver medals will be given the winners.

OPPOSING THE GARY ANNEXATION. (Continued from Page L)

turned In of voters who refused to allow their . names to be used on the original petition. Im JSot m Dead Oae. The question of amalgamation has not however, by an means, died out. The Commercial club of Indiana Harbor and East Chicago has taken the subject up and tonight will hold a special meeting for the purpose of discussing amalgamation, and likewise to discuss the proposed, extension of

Guthrie street and Parish avenue to the city of Whiting. Members of the club have received announcements to this effect from Secretary H, C. Rutledge, calling for their attendance and the Importance of the subjects for which the session is called, insures a large attendance. The committees appointed recently to look Into- the question . of amalgamation and confer with members of other similar organizations throughout the region will' present their reports and It Is desirable that every person who pays taxes and owns property in Indiana Harbor and East Chicago, attend.

Goes to Sanitarium. Otto Borman. the Tolleston real es

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