Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 286, Hammond, Lake County, 4 June 1910 — Page 2
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THE TIMES. Saturdav, June 4, 1910.
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Social News IN . Hammond
AN ENJOYABLE MEETING. An enjoyable meeting of the mem
ber! of the Good Boys' Pleasure club
ook place last evening- at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William Wolters In Truman avenue, when Masters Wilfred and Arthur Wolters entertained. It was the
regular weekly club meeting and all the
members were present. There was a short business session when arrangements were made to purchase baseball
suits and plans were also made at this time for the next meeting. Edward Hess will be host at his home in Michi
gan avenue. Following the business meeting an enjoyable time was spent with games, contests and music. In the guessing contest two prizes were awarded and they were won by Edward
Hess, first, and Edwin Campbell, second.
At a late hour the guests were served
with refreshments.
MEETING WAS POSTPONED. It was decided to postpone the even
ing meeting of the members of the
Marquette club and their husbands
which was announced to take place last evening at the home of Mrs. Charles
Kasson in Bellview place. Mrs. Kas-
son and Mrs. Jennie Sawyer were announced as the hostess and the change was made on account of the death of Mrs. Sawyer's brother, Mr. Duncan
Hunter.
HOLD REnt UR MEETING. The regular meeting of the members
of Hammond Hive. No. 2, L. O. T. M.,
was held last evening in the K. of P. hall and the usual number of members were present. The routine business was transacted after which a social hour was enjoyed. A very pleasant time is reported by the members'. Announcement was made of another meeting to be held in two weeks. A SOCIAL MEETING. The members of the North Side Ladles club met at the home of Mrs. J. Ripley in Sheffield avenue yesterday afternoon for the regular monthly social meeting. Mrs. I.?ley was assisted
in receiving and entertaining her guests by Mrs. John Powell, Jr. About twenty-three ladies of the' society were in attendance at the meeting and report having spent a very enjoyable time. Embroidery work was the principal
feature of entertainment during the
afternoon and several very pleasing
musical numbers were given by members present. At 4 o'clock the guests were served with a dainty two course
luncheon. The arrangements were made to have the next meeting take place the
first Friday afternoon In July and Mrs,
v. xl.. urewoaKer win entertain at her
heme In Pine street.
OBSERVE'' SOCIAL IYi
The history committee of the Ham
mond Woman's club were most de-' lightfully entertained at the beautiful home of Mrs. Adolph Hlrsch, 42 Carroll street, Friday afternoon. The Interest which has been manifested in this committee throughout the year was exemplified yesterday when seventy-seven meriTbers, including those from Crown Point and East Chicago, gathered and welcomed several new members to their work and their pleasures. The social committee for the day, with Mrs. J. K. Stinson as chairman, had arranged a most delightful in
formal program consisting of a pelasinef piano solo by Miss Edith Ruff, an original poem composed by Mrs. J. K.
. SOCIAL NEWS FOR- MONDAY. ' The regular meeting of the member ot the GarfleflldA Club of the First Christian church will taJte place Monday- evening in the auditorium of. the church In 'Indian avenue. A business and social program will be carried out. MIm darn Matthles will have n her guest at her home In William street the members of St. Agnea Guild of St. Paul's Epiacopal chnrrh. A meeting of the members of V'nttr Council, Knights of Columbus will take place In the K. of C. hall. Mrs. George C. Clemens'- will be hostess to the ladles of the E. M. B. club at an afternoon party at her man and Clinton Streets. The members of the Embrolderj
Club will meet vrttth Mrs. Clarence A. Ocott at her home In Warren street for the weekly afternoon party. The regular evening meeting of the members of the W. C. T. V. will take place Monday evening In Wein" hall on State street and the public Is Invited to attend. An Interesting temperance program will be rendered. An Important meeting of the members of the Hammond Alnmnl association will take place la the assembly room of the Central building and ail arrangements will be completed for the banquet to be given next Friday evening in the Masonic temple.
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Stinson with a pun on different mem
bers was very clever and caused a great
deal of merriment, a vocal selection
by Mrs. Franklin Blackmun was rendered in her usual charming manner, a reading by Miss Agar, of Volparalso was much appreciated and brought
forth hearty applause.
Delicious refreshments were served
and a pleasant social hour closed a very successful year of the "history com
mittee. AN IXTERKSTIXfl MEETING. An Interesting meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church was held yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. H. F. Meikle, 708 South Hohman street. It was the regular monthly meerffl of the society and a cordial invitation to be present was extended the members
of the society and congregation and a large number responded. Mrs. Meikle and Mrs. Cynthia V. Sohl were hostesses for the afternoon and Mrs. Sohl was also chairman of the day's program committee. The program was a very interesting one and was thoroughly enjoyed by all who heard it. The opening number was a hymn by the society after which Mrs.-K. M. Shanklin
lead In the devotional exercises. The address for the afternoon was made by the Rev. Johnson of Chicago who gave an unusually interesting talk on Cuba and general missionary work. The musical program was given by Miss Ferris of Pekln, 111., and Mrs. George Summers of Indiana Harbor. At the i tlose of the program, the afternoon, was
spent pleasantly in a social way and the hostesses served refreshments. A DANCING PARTY. One of the enjoyable social functions of the week -was a dancing party at which the members of Tjnlty Council, Knights of Columbus, entertained last evening in Long's hall, State street. Invitations to attend the affair were Issued among the members in Hammond and several visiting members were present from the district. The hall was decorated in the national colors, festoons of red, white and blue bunting being draped from the chandeliers to various parts of the hall. Informal dancing began at 8:30 o'clock and con
tinued until a late hour In the evening. Several feature dances were introduced which added to the attractive.
ness of the program. The' music for the evening was furnished by Barney
Young's orchestra and their program
was very enjoyable. During the even ing frappe was served In the refresh ment room.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holleraft of Truman avenue will spend Sunday in Harvey, 111., the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Abbott. Mrs. bllie Solomon and daughters, Florence and Isabelle will be entertained by friends in Chicago sinday. Mrs. Harry Evans of South Hohman street went to Chicago Heights, 111., this morning to be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ruvel.
Mrs. James Fox of Williams street has gone to Chicago to spend a few
days visiting friends and relatives.
The next dance at Fast Chicago Rink
is Saturday, June 4th. Gentlemen 50
cents. Ladies free. 2-3t
Mrs. Paul Reed of Laporte, Ind., is the guest of her sister, Miss Elizabeth Webber at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Kellar in Price place. Mrs. Reed and Miss Webber are Chicago visitors
today.
Attorney W. J. MacAleer and Henry Whataker are In Gary today on busi
ness,
The Misses Eva Iddings of Merrill-
vine and Flora Banks of Hobart were the guests of Hammond friends for a short time today on their way to Lowell
wnere tney win Be entertained for a
few days by Dr. and Mrs. John W. Iddings.
dings.
Dance every Saturday evening at Calumet Pavillion. Calumet avenue near bridge, best of order maintained.
Music by Barnre Young. J-2-3t George Schroeder, Mgr.
Miss Alma Provlnes of Chicago is the
guest of Miss Hattle Holleraft at her
home in Truman avenue for a few days.
The young ladies will spend Sunday
visiting in Gary.
C. Oliver Holmes of Gary was in
Hammond today on a short visit.
Mrs. Ruth Williams returned to her
home, 740 North Hohman street, last evening from Rock Falls and other points in Illinois where she has been on a few. weeks' visit to friends and
relatives.
The members of the Sunshine club
will hold an ice cream social this eve-
For Graduation Gifts see My Stock of Watches For that June Wedding I have an extra fine line of Cut Glass, Silverware and Hand Painted China JnOo Eo .McGaorry ; THE JEWELER 1 75 SOUTH HOHMAN STREET
yesterday afternoon and took part on
the program at the Presbyterian Woman's missionary meeting.
Miss Eleie Lautman formerly of Ham. mond but now of Michigan City, is the guest of Hammond friends for a few days. Miss Delia McOlrr of Valparaiso Is expected In Hammond this afternoon to remain over Sunday with friends and relatives. Mrs. E. A. Weeks will entertain the members of the art committee of the Hammond Woman's club Tuesday afternoon, June 7, at her home, 413 South Hohman street. It Is the regular study meeting and the Artist Abbey will be studied. The member of Golden Rod camp, R. N". of A., will observe memorial day tomorrow with services at Oak Hill cemetery. The members are Invited to meet at the corner of State and Hohman street at 1 o'clock sharp.
with selling her into white slavery. The man Is said to have been fined five dollars and costs.
ning on the lawn of the Central School ..what . interested In a change affecting . . - . ..... ... T" T T Y TTrk;. . M 1
Two million people are eating Schulze's Bread every day
SMART ATTIRE IMPROVES EVERYONE'S APPEARANCE We carry an extensive up-to-date assortment of new and nobby styles in MEN'S FINE SHIRTS The famous "DAYIES" and "WILSON" Brands. A splendid line of Neckwear and the noted E. & W. Collars (quarter sizes). Hats and Caps for Men and Boys. Styles and prices always correct.
LAWRENCE COX & GO. H. G. McFARLAND, Mgr. 142 S. Hohman St.
PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED.
The following program will be given Monday evening at the meeting of the
W. T. C. U In Weis' hall: Song ."Stand Up for Jesus
i Devotional Exercises Mrs. Grange r i Quartet "Vote as You Pray"
Sssay Mrs. Fryer
Sung . .
"When We Have Gained Prohibition" Essay ..Mrs. Pollard
Recitation Miss Sliger
Song
Address Rev. S. W. Cassady
ENTERTAIXS INFORMALLY. -
One of the first of a series of parties to be given complimentary to Miss Ag-
ness Hill, whose marriage to James Langdon of East Chicago will take
place this month, occurred last even ing when Miss Agnes Bloomberg en
tertalned at her home in East Chicago
Miss Bloomberg entertained at a linen
shower and many very beautiful linen
pieces were presented to Miss Hill. The evening was spent very pleasantly in a social way and at a late hour dainty
refreshments were served.
TITE TIMES CAN tET YOU A ntltU
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Regular Shoot Tomorrow. The Hammond Gun club holds Its regular shoot tomorrow afternoon at
Sharpshooters' Park, provided . the weather is favorable. There ought to be a good attendance.
Takes Repair Department. Claude Rynearson has taken charge of the repair department in the Fayette street garage, which la owned by E. P. Kunert, and will conduct the bus
iness In an up-to-date way. Under the arrangement Mr. Rynearson will be able to devote his entire time to repair work, not only for the patrons of the garage, but for outsiders aa well.
Hammond Interested. Hammond Episcopalians are some-
Search So Far Fruitless. Although the police are far from giving up the search for the bicycle thieves who have been operating successfully In Hammond for some time,, they have nothing to report that would lead to a clew. They are satisfied that the thefts are the result of the work of a gang who make it their business to -steal the wheels of unsuspecting owners. They are also satisfied that the stolen wheels are not disposed of in Hammond. Several years ago they broke up a gang, and if the stealing continues they are confident that they can break up this gang, too.
MAKE YOUR CENTS EARN DOLLARS
Cut out paying your dollars to the inexperienced watch maker for experimenting with your watch and leaving it in a worse condition than he found it, by dealing direct with the man who knows how, the expert, whose reputation and honor are at stake.
S. SILVER,
expert watchmaker and jeweler
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2 65 E State St. 2nd Door East of Bijou Theater. HamiTlOnd, IllQ ,
Dulldlng to which the public, is cor
dially invited. The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the club and the members desire to clear a neat sum.
A number of Hammond ladles, mem
bers of the Ladies Aid Society of St.
Paul's Lutheran church, will meet at
the corner of Hohman and State streets
tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock to go to South Chicago to attend the anniversary exercises of the Ladies' Aid
society of the Lutheran church there. An enjoyable meeting is anticipated and it is desired that many from Ham
mond attend. ' I
Dance every Saturday evening at
Calumet Pavillion. Calumet avenue
near bridge, best of order maintained. Music by Barnie Young.
2-3t George Schroeder, Mgr. The Misses Lydia Jones and Mae
Smith will entertain a number of friends this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ebert, 15 Sibley
street.
Mrs. Robert Gillis is entertaining the
members of the Alpha Phi club and a
few friends this afternoon at her home
in Carroll street. It is the regular
meeting day of the club and an enjoy
able time will be spent with embroid
ery work.
Miss Marie Hauser of Rlmbach
avenue was entertained by friends in Gary last evening.
Mrs. Victor Dyer entertained Mrs.
John B. Peterson and Miss Belle Peter
son of Crown Point yesterday at her
home in South Hohman street.
The Misses Anna and Genevine Hast
ings of West State street will spend
Sundav with their sister, Mrs. Frank
Lyons at her home in Chicago.
Miss Anna Kruse of Doty street will
be entertained by friends in Chicago
Sunday.
Dance every Saturday evening at Palumet Pavillion. Calumet avenue
near bridge, best of order maintained, Music by Barnie Young. 6-2 -3t George Schroeder, Mgr.
Mrs. E. J. Saoeckel and children of
Michigan city are the guests of Mrs
rnthnrine Panrenbore and family at
their home in Webb street for a few
days.
George Gehrke of Whiting was an
out of town guest at the dancing party given by the Knights of Columbus last
evening.
Miss Marie Kennedy of East Chicago was entertained by friends in Hammond last evening for the K. of C.
dancing party.
Earl Crawford was a visitor in Crown
Point and Gary yesterday.
Miss Mary Jbaoh of South Hohman
ctroot left this morning for Green
, castle. Ind., to visit lvr sister, Mifs Anna Ibach who is attending De Pauw
j University there and is a member o i this year's graduation class.
All members of the Daughters o
Liberty who expect to attend the state
convention at Muncie, Ind., are asked to meet Monday evening at the Nickel Plate station to take the 11:25 train. Ask your grocer for HATFIELD'S sour cream cookies 14 good, crisp, home made cookies for 10c. Wrapped in wax paper no dirt, dust or handling. For sale by all leading grocers in Gary, E. Chicago, Harbor, Whiting and Hammond. . - 31-6t. Miss Edna Agar of Valparaiso is spending a few days with Miss Leoda McAleer at her home in Webb street. Mr. George Summers of Indiana Harbor visited friends in Hammond
the Rev. H. Russell White, son of the
Rt. Rev. John Hazen White, bishop of this state. Rev. H. Russell White will begin his duties tomorrow as rector of the Gethesemane church In Marlon, Ind., and he will also have charge of the Gas City church. Heretofore he has been at the St. Peter and St. Paul cathedral church in Chicago. Carrie Hill Back. Carrie Hill, a seventeen-year-old
girl was brought to Hammond from Chicago yesterday to answer the
charges of petit larceny preferred by
Mrs. Florence Flowers who says that
the girl whom she had befriended took one of her skirts.
The girl was held In Chicago for a
number of days pending the lnvestiga-
ion of charges which she preferred
against a man there,, charging him
Leaves on Mission. F. Richard Schaaf left this evening for an important trip to Cleveland and New York, where he will be absent several days. On his way back 'to Hammond he will stop off at Washington where he will visit Congressman Crumpacker and Senator Beverldge.
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