Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 7, Hammond, Lake County, 25 June 1910 — Page 2

Sahirdav, June 25, 1910. THE LATEST IN FASHIONS I SOCIAL, XEWS FOR MOSDAY. 9trm. G. H. Austin will entertain the members of the Embroidery Clab nnd n few Iwtted friend Monday afternoon at her home la Carroll street. The members of the Alnmnl Association of All Saint's Catholic School will g-tve their an no at banquet la honor of the graduating class Monday evening; In All Saint's Kail on East Sibley street. There will be an evening meeting; Of the members of the W. C. T. V. Monday at Weis Hall In State street to which the public is Invited. A proarram has been prepared and a social time will follow. Two American Girls of Note, Wed YOUNO BUFFALO'S WILD WEST AISO TUXAS RANOERS West Hammond Ball Grounds, JUNE 200 People 150 Animals 16 Big Railroad Cars

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Social News 1N H o rn rrs ond A PICAIC AT LAKE FRONT. The members of the Good Boys' Pleasure Club postponed the meeting which was announced to take place last evening and instead had a picnic at the Lake Front Park yesterday afternoon. The eleven boys of the club were in attendance and were chaperoned by several of the mothers. An enjoyable time was spent with games and various out of door amusements. Several of the boys enjoyed swimming during the afternoon. At four o'clock an elaborate picnic luncheon was served on the . Uwn after which the boys rethrned home. Arrangements were made to have the next meeting take place Friday evening July 1st and Arthur Drlescheff will be host at his home in Truman avenue. MEETING WAS POSTPONED. The meeting of the members of the Colonial Club which was announced to take place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. J. Turner. 21 Truman avenue had to be postponed indefinitely. No arrangements have been made for the next meeting and announcement of it will be made later. DECIDE TO POSTPONE MEETING. It was decided to postpone the meeting of the Neighborhod Embroidery Club which was announced to take place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Minnie Kline in Condit street. ,The members have not made definite arrangements for another meeting and it may be decided not to meet again during the remainder of the summer. DISCONTINUE MEETINGS. The your.g ladies of the Busy Bee Class of the First Baptist church have discontinued'' their social meetings during the remainder of the summer. The club may be re-organized in the fall but the definite plans have not been announced. EPWORTH LEAGUE MEETING. Miss Gertrude Jones and Miss Alice Bump will give a report of the Epworth League Convention of the First M. E. churches of the district held last Tuesday and Wednesday at Star City, Ind. at the regular meeting tomorrow evening and an Invitation to be present is etxended all the members of the society and congregation. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Ryan expect to leave Harrlsburg, Pa. . today for Hammond after several weeks' visit. They

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- .,.w.i - .' were the guests of Mr. Ryan's parents in Harrlsburg and also visited friends and . relatives in Schenectady and New York City and points in New Jersey They have been absent from Hammond for several weeks and had an enjoyable time. CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY. Mrs. Augus Wiegand very pleasantly entertain a social company of flrends and relatives at her home in Sonth Hohman street yesterday afternoon in honor of her birthday anniversary. She received many pretty gifts In remem brance of the day from the invited guests. The entertainment for the af ternoon consisted of music and social conversation after which h elaborate luncheon was served in the dining room. Several of the guests came from out of the city and Included Mrs Pleggie and daughter, Miss Winnie Pleggie, Mrs. Frankie and daughters Clara and Agnes all of Chicago, Mrs. Wirtz of Crown Point, Mrs. George Drackert and daughter, Miss Beulah Mrs. Andree and children and Mrs William Schrum. ELECTION OF OFFICER, The members of Hammond Temple No. 73 Pythian Sisters met last e e'enin in the K. of P. Hall for an important meeting. There was a large attend ance of members present and after th routine business had been disposed o arrangements were made for the next meeting in two weeks. There will be initiation of candidates and installation of officers so that all the members are invited to atend. The annual elecio of officers was the important feature of the business hour after which short social session was enjoyed an the commitee served refreshments. Th following are the newly elected officers Past Chief Mrs. Alic Haney Most Excellent Chief.. Mrs. Lou Aldrich Excellent Senior Miss Ethel Wolf Excellent Junior ... .Mrs. Clara Conroy Manager of Temple.. Mrs. Emma Love Protector of Temple Mrs. Pauline Waller Guard of Outer Temple Mrs. Cecelia Abbott A QUIET CEREMONY. The announcement of the marriage of Miss Pearl Bradford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bradford, 24 Condit street and Mr. Clarence Milton Tuley was made today. The ceremony was performed last Thursday afternoon at four o'clock at St Paul's Episcopal rectory in St. Joseph, Mich. The Rev. James A. Baynton, pastor of the Episcopal church officiated and read the ceremony of the church in the presence of only the neessary number of witnesses. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Tuley returned to Hammond where they have their apartment all In readiness at 90 Conkey avenue. Mr. Tuley has a position with the Conkey Co. and has made his home in Ham

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mond for several years. He Is prominent In the social circles of the city and the announcement of his marriage will bring- him the congratulations and best wishes of a number of friends and acquaintances. The bride is the youngest daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. . M. Bradford of this city and has made her home here for many years. She attended the Hammond high school and is prominent in the younger society circles in Hammond and Lake County. The announcement of the marriage of the young people will come as a surprise to their many Hammond friends, from whom the news was kept secret until today. A SURPRISE PARTY. A very delightful party was given as a surprise to Mrs. H. Monberg yesterday afternoon at her home in Doty street. The party was given to celebrate her birthday anniversary and the guests presented her with a very beautiful table cloth. An enjoyable time was spent in a social way with

music and conversation after which an elaborate luncheon was served in the dining room. The only guests for the afternoon were Mesdames Van Peter son. A. Anderson, C. Carlson, S. Siegriend. B. Johnson, Rundbum and Charles Luthman. PERSONAL. Miss Emma Huehn of Logan strt attended a dinner party given by Miss Clara Kriewitz at her home in South Chicago last evening in honor of Miss Georgia Siegler who is leaving for Ten nessee. Mrs. W. B. Muir will entertain at a six o'clock dinner next Monday even ing at her home in Logan stret in honor of her daughter. Miss Grace Muir. Miss Sylvia and Alfred Stickler will attend the theater in Chicago this Avninr and sea "Madame Sherry at the Colonial theater. A number of members of the South pass Chicago Automobile Club will through Hammond tomorrow on their way to Cedar Lake where they win have a dinner at Binyons Hotel. Miss Geraldine Renberger entertained friends from Chicago last evening. - Miss Amanda Hinds has been spending a few days with friends in Morgan Park, I1L Miss Jessie Conapton of East Chicago is spending the day with Hammond friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ott returned home last Thursday from Denver, Colo, where they have been on a visit for a few weeks. Miss Edna Dutton of Ross, Ind. Is spending the day in Hammond visiting friends. Tom Golden arrived in. Hammond last evening from Denver. Colo, where he has bee non a few weeks visit. S. Florschelm of Chicago was In Hammond yesterday on a business visit. j Mrs. Lou Aldrich still remains ill at her home in, Truman avenue and her friends hope for her recovery at an early date. Mrs. Thomas Brennan of Rimbaeli avenu is spending the afternoon with Mrs. Marcus Swift at her home In Englewood. Miss Bessie Hart of Crown Point is expected in Hammond this afternoon to remain over Sunday the guest of Miss Marie Hansen at her home In Rimbach avenue. Mrs. Ed Laws of Crown Point will spent the week end visiting friends in Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. H. Monberg will cele brate their crystal wedding anniversary this evening at their home in Doty street and will entertain a large com pany of friends and relatives from Hammond and out of town. Tou are invited to dance at East Chi cago Rink, Saturday, June 25. 23-3t Mr. and Mrs. Ira Post and baby of Chicago are spending a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. George Post and family at their home In Rimbach avenue. Mrs. Charles Cormany and little daughter, Lois of Milwaukee are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Krinbill at their home in Rimbach avenue. Mrs. Krinbill and Mrs. Cormany are sisters Miss Winnie Pleggie will leave this evening for her home in Chicago after a few days visit with Mrs George Drackert at her home in State Line street. Miss Ella Buehrlng of State Line street will go to Crown Point to remain over Sunday the guest of friends and relatives. Miss Mary Shover of Cairo, 111. is tl(3 guest of Mrs. Fred Champaign, at her home in Rimbach avenue for a few days. Miss Shover was formerly a teacher in the Hammond public schools and her many friends here. Miss Marie Hansen has returned home from a visit with Mrs. Jack Evans of East Chicago. There will be a meeting of the members of the Eastern Star this evening in the K. of P. Hall and important business will be transacted. A full atendance of members is desired. Mrs. Pleggie left last evening for her home in Chicago after a day's visit with Mrs. August Wiegand and Mrs. George Drackert of Hammond. Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Fox of Mason street expect to leave Hammond tomorrow , on an. automobile trip ot a few weeks. They will go to Defiance, O. to be the guest of Mrs. Fox father,

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London, June 23. Miss Mildred Carter, only daughter of John Ridgely Carter, American minister to Roumania. Servia and Bulgaria, and Lord Acheson, oldest son of Lord and Lady Gosford, were married at St. George's church in Hanover square Tuesday afternoon. This was one of the weddings of the season which had been anticipated with much Interest by .the late King Edward because of the close cpnnection of the parents of the bridegroom with the royal household and his majesty's personal friendship for Mr. Carter. King Edward had expressed his intention of being present at the ceremony with the queen and other members of the royal family. Mr. and Mrs. Carter gave their Lon don residence as a wedding gift. Among the gifts of the bridegroom to his bride was an automobile, in which Lord and Lady Acheson will make a honeymoon tour in France. Mr. LaSabe for a few days and will visit at other points in Ohio before returning home. Mrs. Leonard Koezer will entertain at cards next Tuesday evening at her home in Clinton street in honor of the members of the China Club. The young ladies of the N. N. Embroidery Club will be the guests of 'Miss Lillie Fedder Tuesday evening at broldery work will be a feature of the evening's entertainment. O. B. Crockett of 1S2 Condit street has returned home from a few weeks vacation. " h s Miss sEliaabeth - Webber of Pierce Place left today lot Cedar Lake to retrain over Sunday the guest of relatives. ' Miss Ella Sharrer left today for her home In Delphi, Ind. after a few weeks" visit with Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Sharrer of South Hohman stret. Miss Maye Reiser of Clinton street will spend the week end visiting her relatives In Crown Point. J. P. Smith of Rimbach avenue went to East Chicago last evening to attend an informal dancing party given by the members of the East Chicago Club at Welland's Hall. Miss Mayme Mertes of Chicago will spend Sunday with Miss Luclle Newman at her home in piummer avenue. Mr. Hubbard and grand son, Dewltt Anderson of Oswego, N. Y. and Mr. George Anderson of Hammond took six o'clolk dinner with Mr. Frank Young and wife of 70 Piummer avenue last evening1. Mrs. Charles Beall of Chicago is spending the week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Daugherty at their home in Longan street. HAMMOND HEWS Back From Richmond. Mayor Becker and City Attorney John A. Gavit are back from Richmond, where they attended the annual meeting of the Indiana Municipal league, which adjourned last Thursday. Both took a prominent part in the deliberations of the various city officials and say that Richmond was a generous host. B. & 0. to Help Hammond. L. L Bomberger stated yesterday, after reading The Times article replanned for the Baltimore & Ohio railroad In this region, that in his opinion the B. & O. will be the greatest eastern road out of Hammond in a few years. Its new passenger terminal will make it desirable to Hammond people as a means of getting into Chicago, and It Is expected that as soon as the plans for the terminal are completed an excellent passenger service will be established on this line. Leave on Fishing Trip. Dr. Harry B. Hayward and Dr. Elmore Salisbury will leave for the Kankakee river tonight where they will make an effort to land some of the fish that are reported to be biting so well there now. While the doctors are not making any promises it is understood that a fish supper is in store for their friends. Will Hold Meeting. The directors of the Hammond Athletic association will hold another meeting in the clubrooms next Tuesday night to decide as to whether they will accept any of the many offers for the leasing of tKe grounds from the different carnival atrtactions. C. C. Deming Here. Charles C Deming, who is now running a lumber yard at Martinsville,

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Washington, IX C. June 23 The enI gagement of Miss Anna Ewlng Cockrell, daughter of Francis Marion Cockrell, former senator from Missouri, and Mr. L. M. Coromilas. minister of Greece 1 to the United States. ' The marriage will take place on j Wednesday. July 6, at the Cockrell ' summer home at Norwich,, Conn., and on July 8 the minister with his bride will sail for a six months' leave of absence abroad, j The announcement does not come as a surprise to Washington society, as the minister has shown marked attention to Miss Cockrell for two years. Miss Cockrell Is a handsome young woman. The minister has been accredited to Washington for the last three years. Ind.. which he recently borught, was in Hammond ' yesterday for the purpose of attending the picnic of the Indiana society at Brook. Deming is very well pleased with his purchase and has ben doing a good business since he left here. He will return to Martinsville Monday. Bishop Coming Tomorrow. Big preparations are being made by All Saints' and St Casimer congrega tions to entertain the Rt. Rev. Bishop Alerding tomorrow. He is expected to arrive in Hammond this evening pre paratory to communion services to morrow forenoon and afternoon in All Saints' and St. Casimer's churches re spectively. Relief From Hot Wave. The north wind sweeping over Lake Michigan today was a welcome relief for suffering humanity in the Calumet region, but despite this there is a growing cry for rain, especiaylly In the rural districts. None of the physi cians around town had any heat pros trations to report today. Succumbed to Gasolene. City Treasurer William Wolter. who has Joined the motor enthusiasts, ex pects to receive his Bulck touring car early next week, probably next Mon day. When the motor germ first en tered his system he fought it bravely but the smell of gasolene grew on him like a narcotic and he finally sue cumbed. Play Second Game. F. S. Betz and & baseball team will play their second game of the sea son with the E. C. Minas department store team tomorrow morning at the H. A. A. park. ine iietz baseball team won their first game last Sunday by defeating the second team of the H. A. A., and an effort will be made to down the employes of E. C. Minas when they come togeiner tomorrow. Battery for the Betz team are Brum and Jenz. A FEW DIMES FOR CAR FARE OR POSTAGE IF YOU'RE ANSWERING ADS. A FEW DIMES FOR YOUR OWN "WANT," IF YOU'RE ADVERTISING IN THE TIMES AD THE VSI AI. RBSriT IS A JOB! GRAND UNION cfe -HOTEL STATION NEW YORK CITY awa4 Ba8ae to and from Station Frfl Bend2o Umclor N. Y. Citj Guide book aud Map IF YOUR PIANO NEEDS TUNING Get our expert Tuner to do it. UAVZ ORCSK AT Henry Hubsr's Furniture Store HAMMOND, IND. CABLE PIANO CO., Chicago CALL FOR vioiiOINTMENT j ECZEMA CUTS BURNS ITS DRUGSTORE

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