Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 250, Hammond, Lake County, 21 April 1910 — Page 2
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A MARQUISE UNQERIE FROCK IX TUNIC STTLE.
Th Xtaaalaa vact blon haa been vtry cleverly suggested In this
pretty frock of white batiste. Russian lace has been used In combination with tucking: and the blouse, or tunic, appears to fasten from neck to knees;
bodice and tunic blngr In reality joined at the waist by a belt of the lace.
Tha whole effect of the frock is very soft and clinging, not a particle of
Stiffness being permitted In the tunic or sleeve. Undrsleeve and skirt are
.'trimmed with a lighter lace and this lace appears also- in the small yoke at "tha too of tha blouse: the heavy lace on the tunic being thus thrown' into
! strong relief.
1 C. J. Sharp of the First Christian 'church officiated, using the ring ceremony of the church. - Only the im- : mediate relatives were in attendance.
The young people came to thev front parlor and stood under a canopy
formed of, ferns, smilax and flowers while the ceremony was read. They
were unattended. The bride was at
tired in a beautiful white lingerie gown, elaborately trimmed with valencennes lace and insertion. '' She carried a boquet of bride's roses. At the conclusion of the, ceremony the guests
were invited into the dining room and served with a supper. The table was prettily decorated with cut flowers and
ferns, carrying out a dainty color scheme. Mr. and Mrs. Schwank left Hammond today for Chicago where they will make their home in the fu
ture and where the groom is employee:
The young people have a wide circle
of friends In Hammond and vicinity and
the announcement of . their marriage
will bring them th congratulations
and best wishes of their friends. They
received many very pretty and valu
able elfts in cut itlass. linens and
china.
AID SOCIETY MEETS.
The members of the Ladies Aid Socl
ey of the First Prsbyterlan church met in the parlors of the church on South Ilohman street yesterday afternoon for
the regular weekly meeting. The usual
large number of members were in at
I tendance and spent the afternoon with
the ' usual business. " Business of . im
portance was . transacted arter wnicn
the afternoon was spent with sewing
for the benefit of the society and
church. A social hour followea at tne
close of the meeting when the guests were served with dainty refreshments.
I Mesdames George Rawllng and "Will Sout were hostesses and. served dainty
refreshments.
ATTEKD A IXSCHEO?!.
A number of , Hammond ladles will go
to Crown Point today to: attend a one
o'clock .luncheon at which Mis
Augusta Kopelke will entertain. Sev-
eral Crown Point and Hammond society ladies. will be in attendance and an-
j tlclpate a very , delightful time. A musical will be given during the after
noon. ' ' Y ' .
Hammond Shriners Had Time of Their Lives on Southern Trip I Another Big Ceremonial Tor Orak Will Take Place In June When Officers Come To Present Lodge A Charter.
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The Hammond Shriners and their
wives returned from their trip' to New Orleans today and report that "they had
the finest time of their lives.
New Orlean's hospitality was a mar
vel to the Hammond visitors, and it is
said that the whole town was turned
over to the Shriners during their stay
there.
The Mardi Gras, which was put on
especially for the Shriners, is said to
have been a rrost wonderful pageant and cost the city of New Orleans $20,-
000. : . .
The entire party went from New Or
leans to Pensacola. Fla., where they remained several days. On the return trip Dr. H. E. Sharrer and wife, C. B.
Manbeck and wife,- Dr. -. W, H. Davis
and wife and a number of others vis
ited Mammoth cave.S Plan to Receive ' Cfcarter. ,
One of the important items of news
that the party brought back to Ham mond is the fact that another ceremon
lal Is scheduled for June, , when three
of the officers of the imperial council wlll-cpme to Hammond and present Orak temple with its charter which was granted at New Orleans. " This will be the next great event from the Shriner's point of view, ar.d great preparations are to be made for this event. In the whole country there were only eight other charters granted. Hammond henceforth will have the only Shrine In northern Indiana, and it is expected that with the large and grooving territory that Orak temple will hav& to draw from that this Shrine is destined to become one of the most important in the whole state with the possible exception of the Shrine at Indianapolis. The ihembers of the New -Orleans party have many Interesting stories to tell of theitrip and of the experiences they had. It would take columns of
space to tell, of them all, but it is said that a pickpocket was arrested just as 'he was reaching for J. T. Hutton's
pocketbook.
yjOVER THE TEA-CUPs1) 1 1 1
ilS TJEHTAI " S PLEASANTLY. Miss Edna. Eunert very pleasantly entertained the members of the S. S. Club teat erasing at her home on East ifitate street. It wa the regular weekly clab meeting and all the members were in attendance. The evening was spent in the usual way of the club with imuslo and embroidery work. At a late 'hour the hostess served her guests with a dainty luncheon. The next
party will be given Wednesday evening of 1 next week and Miss Gertrude Gescheidler will entertain at her home on East Sibley street. The following yowng ladles are members of the club, Misses Rose Spoerner, Florence Mangold, Hattie Genrich, Ella Buehring, Louise and Lillian Doege, Gertrude Gescheidler and Edna Euwert. INITIATE A CANDIDATE. The members of the Queens of Avallion, Narcissus Court held their regular weekly meeting last evening in the guild room of St. Paul's Episcopal churoh on Rlmbach avenue. The routine business was ' transacted and there was initiation of one candidate, Ruth Carr. The remainder of tha evening was spent socially and the young people spent an enjoyable time.
A DAWCIXG PARTY. One of the leading social functions of the week was an informal dancing party at which the members of the R. C C. Club entertained last evening at Wls Hall on State stret. The entertainment was given for the members of the club and a few Invited friends and was the first sooial affair in the club circle of the post Lenten season. The grtests began to arrive at eight
o'clock and gathered informally in the assembly hall and parlors and enjoyed program, dance and music. The mulc for the dancing was furnished by Messrs. Conrad and Young and they ehose a very attractive program of rnvslc for the evening. Dancing continned until a late hour when the guests were served with dainty refreshments. The club's sooial season opened with the party last evening and meetings will be held regularly at the homes of the various young ladies. The following young people compose the club: Misses Mayme and Anna Knoerier, Mary and 'Tillle Rusohli, Mary and Mcma Krost, Rose Eder, Clara Dibos, Henrietta Raymus and AlVina and Florence Stommel. Messrs. Will Schloer, George Knoeraer. George K.ayrmus. John Beckman, Will Humpher, . Harry Wels, Nick Austgen. Louis Eder. John Kennedy, Dunn, Young and ClMnen Goyke.
A PLEASANT MEETING. A pleasant meeting of the members
of the Ladies Guild of St. Paul's Epis
copal, church took place yesterday af
ternoon in the guild room of the church
on Rimbach avenue. It was the regu
lar weekly afternoon meeting and the
routine business was disposed of. At the close of the business session the ladies spent the afternoon sewing for the benefit of the church. During the social hour the president of the guild Mrs. B. L. P. Bell served daltny refresh
ments. The next meeting will ' take place Wednesday afternoon -of next
week and Mrs. F. R. Mott and Mrs. Erlok Lund will be hostess. A cordial invitation to be present at the meeting
is extended the members. WILL RETURJT HOME.
Mrs. A. E. Merryweather and daught-
AN IflTERESTIXG MEETING.
An interesting meeting of the mem
bers of the Court of Honor took plaoe last evening in I. O. O. F. Hall on State
street. It was the regular meeting of the members and there was a very good
attendance of. members. Among the er. Miss Myrtle Merryweather of South
vianore in iuqmc n xne meeung Hohman street tavC written their were two supreme , officers, . C H-' Hammond friends that they have con-
Tindall and C L. Simmons. The routine business was transacted after which
there was initiation of fifteen oandi
dates. Another important feature of
the evening was the annual election of
officers and at the close of the moet
ing a delightful social time was enjoy
ed. The committee for the evening
served refreshments and the guests met informally in the hall for music and social conversations. The following officers were elected to act during the new year; C. Hugh Roberts. P. C. Callie Newman. Recorder Laura Brennan. Captain Ruth Roberts. Conductor Minnie Gilson. Guard George Pearson.
Sentinel MolUe Blanchard. APPROPIUATE EXERCISES. !
Arbor and Bird day will be observed at- the West Hammond schools Friday, April 22. Appropriate exercises will be held in the class rooms at the opening of the afternoon session and at 2:J0 o'clock the pupils will go to the new school grounds and spend the remainder of the afternoon. LEAVE ON WEDDING VISIT. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Bounds, whose
marriage occurred last evening at the home of, the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. a D. Carley, left for Chicago immediately after the ceremony and were guests at a theater party given In their honor. They will remain in Chicago for a few days visit and return to Hammond to make their home at 18S Calumet avenue. The ceremony was celebrated at 4 o'clock, the Rev. Harris officiating. The bride was attired in
"". nieFs&iine satin gown with
wrme ana gold braid trimmings. Only the immediate relatives were in attendance at the ceremony, which was very simple and pretty. A WEDDING CEREMONY.
a very quiet out pretty , wedding ceremony occurred last evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. King on
Aiicnigan avenue when Miss Isabelle Rutledge and Charles Schwank were united in marriage. The ceremony was
celebrated at nine o'clock and the Rev.
eluded their visit at Everett and
Seattle, Wash, and are now in Cali
fornia, They have been spending a
pleasant few -days in San Francisco and from there will go to Los Angeles and
.expect to reach Hammond during the next few weeks. Mrs. Merryweather and Miss Merryweather have been ab
sent from Hammond for a year and were the guests of their daughter and
sister. Mrs. Nathan L. Thompson of
Everett, who was formerly Miss Flora
Merryweather of this city.
AN AFTERNOON PARTY.
Mrs. Richard Winckler is entertain
ing at the third of a series of enter
tainments at which the members of the
art committee of the Hammond Woman's Club will entertain, this afternoon at her residence on Muenlch Cout. Mrs. Winckler had invited several Hammond ladles to be her guests
ror tne aiternoon and had arrans-pd
bridge whist as her feature of enterta'nment. The proceeds will be used for the pledge made by the members
of the committee for the payment on
the lot recently purchased for the new club home.
HOLD A RAFFLE. The members of St. Joseph's Court No. 513 W. C. O. F. will hold a rafle Wednesday, May 4th in Long's Hall.
The members who have had tickets for
the raffle of the five dollar piece are kindly requested to send the money to Mrs. Anna Volk. 382 Sibley street or to Mrs. . Kate Knoerzer, 52 Clinton street before Saturday, April 30th.
Are often lost and made by always knowing the correct time.. Unless you have time and money to burn, you had better get busy with that lame Time Piece of yours before sending It out on many twenty-four hour runa. Bring tt around you know the right place for Watch Repairing.
S. SILVER,
EXPERT WATCH MAKER A.IVO JEWELER
19 YBARS EXPERIENCE 2 65 B. State St. 2nd Door East of Bijou Theater. HamiUOIld, IHO .
a btsixess meetixo.
A meeting of the members of the Jewish Ladies Aid Society took place
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Otto Klemperer on Ruth street.
It was the regular bi-monthly meeting and the usual number of members
were in attendance. The routine bus!
ness was transacted and the reports of
the charity whist party were read Other business of Interest to the mem bers was transacted after which a so
cial hour, was enjoyed. The hostess
served her guests with dainty refresh
ment. Arrangements were made to have the next party at the home of
Mrs. C. Arkin on West State street.
The meeting will be held in two weeks
on weanesaay atternoon and a full
attendance of members Is desired.
WILL GUE A BAZAAR.
tne members of the Deborah Aid Society of the' First Christian church
will give a Bazaar Saturday, April SOth
at the building at 275 State street re
ceniiy vacated by J. S. Kennedy. The ladies have prepared many useful and
fancy articles for he sale-and the pub
uc is coraiany mvitea to attend. The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the church and society. PERSONAL Miss Irene Putnam f Whiting visited friends In Hammond the first of the week. , The meeting of th young ladies of the Philathea Club which was announced to take place last Tuesday evening had to be postponed on account jf other social entertainments. The next regular meeting will take
place Tuesday evening of "next- week and announcement will be made later of the place of meeting. Mrs. Oscar Plageman will pleasantly
entertain -a company of friends tomor-j
row afternoon at her home on Russei j street. Social games and music will ' be the features of entertainment. The regular meeting of the members of Hammond Temple No. 73 Pythian Sisters will take place Friday evening in the K. of P. Hall. A full attendance of members is desired.
Mrs. Ben Becker is spending the day with friends and relatives in Chicagol Mrs. Lawrence Becker of Rimbach avenue went to Crown Point today to be a guest at a one o'clock luncheon at which Miss Augusta Kopelke entertained. . Mrs. Smith on Kane avenue is enter
taining the members of the Good Will
Club today at an afternoon party. A
pleasant social time' will be spent with card games and the .'guests will play
pedro at several small tables in the
parlors.
Mrs. Martha Spencer will Informally
entertain the young ladles of the Em
broidery Club Friday; evening at her
home on South Hohman street. The
evening will be devoted to embroidery work and music and an enjoyable time
Is anticipated, -
A very pleasant meeting of the members of the Colonial. Club is taking place this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clark Learning on South Hohman street. It is the first social gathering of the members in a month and they anticipated an enjoyable time. Among the diversions of the afternoon will be embroidery -work andmusic. The members'of he Ieborab. "Aid Society of the First 'Christian church will meet at the home of Mrs. Hymen Parker on Calumet avenue this afternoon for the regular weekly meeting. It was desired that there be a good attendance of members as arrangements will be completed for the bazaar to be
given Apil SOth. Mrs. J. M. Van Sickle Is "at home" to the members of the Martha Aid Society of the First Christian church this afternoon at her home, 92 Plummer avenue. It is the regular weekly afternoon meeting and the usual amount of business will be transacted. Mrs. Julia Wels will have as her guests this afternoon at her home on
Douglas street the members of Circle No. 2 of St Margaret's Hospital. The afternoon will be pleasantly spent with
card games and the guests will play several games of pedro at small tables.
An enjoyable meeting of the mem
bers of the O. T. M. Ciub will tane place this evening at the home of Miss
Hattie Hollcraft on Truman avenue.
Miss Hollcraft will entertain at a cos
tume party and the entertainment for the evening will be appropriate to the
occasion.
V. H. Messenger of Hyde Park was
in Hammond today on a business visit.
Robert Hollcraft of Truman avenue
was called to Battle Ground. Ind. last
evening by the death of a relative. Mr. and Mrs. Hollcraft left Hammond yes
terday for Battle Ground to remain
away several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thomas formerly
of East Chicago but now of Knoxville, Tenn. write their friends that they are enjoying their new home. Mrs. Thomas
was formerly Miss Faye Smiley of
Hammond. t
Vernon McGIrr of the Valparaiso University at Valparaiso has been spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. MacAleer and family of Webb street. , ' Mrs. Provlnes has returned to her home in Chicago after a few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holclraft and family of Truman avenue. Mrs. Becker of Chicago is spending a few days with Mrs. D. M. Sears at her home on Summer street. Mrs. Ed Bohling of Detroit, Mich, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Ms. A. W. Warren at their home on Charlotte street for several days. Little Edna Bohling who has been with her grandparents will return to Detroit with her mother at the end of her visit here. Dr. C J, Tlnkham of Crown Point was a visitor in Hammond today. Mrs. Carrie Parsons of Doty street has gone to South Bend. Ind. on a short visit.
Mrs. Margaret Swift of Englewood is spending a few days in Hammond visiting at the home of relatives.
The young people of Miss Elisabeth Webber's class In music will be entertained by Georgia Brower at her home, 101 Clinton street Saturday afternoon. The meeting ia called for 1:30 o'clock and it is desired that all the members meet, promptly. The Cserny contest will be the Important feature of the afternoon after whAch there will be a
social hour when Refreshments will be
served.
Mrs. James Rusl Berona, S. D. is
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visiting at the M. E. parsonage on
Russell street. Mrs. Rust, , who has
been here visiting for several days
will leave tomorrow for her home. She Is a ,sister-in-law of the Rev. W. F
Switzer. '
The members of " the Checker and
Chess Club will meet at the . home of
Charles Wilson, 18 Condit street Friday
evening, April 22. for the regular week
ly meeting.
Mrs. Charles Wilson will entertain
the members of the Neighborhood Em
broidery Club tomorrow afternoon' at
her home, 13 Condit street. It is one
of the regular afternoon meeting's and a pleasant social time is anticipated.
Mr. John Sherby of Truman avenue was called to Kalamatoo, Mich, yes
terday by the death of his cousin, John
Sherby. He will remain away from Hammond for several days. Miss Hazel Fox of Williams street has been spending a few days wth relatives in Chicago. Miss Alma Provlnes of Chicago , is
spending a few days with Miss Hattie
Hollcraft at her home on Truman ave nue.
Mrs. C. A. Spielman of Logan street
will leave this evening for Newaygo
Mich, to spend a few weeks with
friends and relatives. 0
Mrs. W. A. Hill will entertain the
members of the Alpha Phi Club and a few invited friends tomorrow after
noon at her home on South Hohman
street. It "is the regular meeting of the club ladles and they will spend an
enjoyable time In their usual way. The next party at which the mem
bers of the Marquette club will be guests will occur tomorrow afternoon
i-when Mrs. - A. Murray Turner enter-.
tains at her home In .Glendale. : It is
one of the first of the post Lenten meetings and the afternoon's entertainment will, be cards. The guests
will play progressive euchre at small
tables In the parlors.
The regular meeting of the members of William H. OUlkins W. R. C
will take place this afternoon in I. O.
O. F. Hall on state street It was
desired that there be a large attend
ance of members as the usual amount
of business had to be disposed of.
Mrs. Thomas Brennan of Rimbach
avenue went to Mokena, 111. this morn lng to attend the funeral of a friend
Mr. and Mrs. F. Lyons of St. John
were visitors in Hammond yesterday
transacting business.
Mrs. E. E. Beck of Williams street is spending the day with friends and
relatives in Valparaiso.
Miss Emma Huehn of Logan street went to Crown Points today to attend
a one o'clock luncheon at which Miss
Augusta Kopelke is entertaining.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Belman will en
tertaln the members of the Boys Club of the First Methodist churoh this evening at their home "The Oakti" in
Glendale. The meeting promises to be an interesting social one and nhort talks will be given by the Rev. W. F. Switzerland C. J. EwlAg.; Miss Mabel Olsen of St. Paul, Minn., who Is spending her spring vacation in Chicago came to Hammond today to spend the day with friends. Miss Olsen formerly lived in Hammond and was the teacher of the eighth grade in the Central building.
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I0H IS Oil THE : GRIDDLE TONIGHT Elks Will Have Initiation in Which Tom Ricketts Will Take Part.
Rev. Frank Gunsalus of Chicago will be the speaker at the commencement exercises on the 9th of June this year. Superintendent MePaniel has received an' acceptance from him and makes this announcement today. However, no word has been received from Michael Foley of Crawfordsville as to whether he will be able to speak at the banquet of the Hammond High School Alumni association. It Is expected that word will be received from him later in the week, so that the program of the commencement
J week can be completed.
MAKRIAGE LICENSES. (Special to Thb Times.) Crown Point. Ind., April 21. The following marriage licenses have been Issued here: Andrew Zryak, West Hammond, III.; Mary Matlsodska, Whiting, Ind. Alex Zobel, Chicago; Leah Bernstein, Chicago. Warren B. Foster. Chicago; Bertlja Kochler, Chicago. James J.
- Three candidates ere to be Initiated into the Hammond Elks lodge this
evening. The class for this evening is' composed of Thomas Ricketts and two'( Whiting. A social hour will follow the' work of the evening. Initiating candidates in the Elks ;
lodge has become a habit with the local lodgemen. The Increase in membership is largely due to the fact that the Elks are all hustling toward their goal a fine Elks clubhouse for Ham
mond.
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