Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 10, Hammond, Lake County, 29 June 1910 — Page 2
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A PtOMFIED GOWA OP' BROCADED SA1IX AND JET. Though uiauitei to a debutantje, this impressive costume would well become a mat? re woman, or even a young matron. The material Is black satin brocade In a PeffBlan patern well thrown up o nthe surface of the satin and the little bodice Is made of apple gren chiffon over white lace, the shoulder strap, which apparently hold up the heavy Jet tunic, passing over this apple Sreen stuff with very good effect. .The gloves also are green, and are of the cool, dainty embnoidered sort whichare fancied for summer wear. These cool, greenish Niagara (gloves, as they are called, unite with the green bodice in giving individuality to the costume.
Social uNews; 1 in) M el mlno ratd ELECTION CtF OFFICERS. The regular meeting of the members of Progressive Court No. 166 Tribe of Ben Hur took place last evening in the K. of P. Hall. The attendance was large and the necessary business was transacted. After the a-outine business was disposed of, the election of officers was an important featfure. A short social session followed. .The next regular meeting will take N place In two weeks when the officers wiill be installed. A full attendance is idesired. The following were elected to office: Chief . . J. f. Gero Past Chief WilElam Euwert Judge Mrs. Mary Shearer Teacher Mrs Louisa Manus Captain Mrs. E. , A. Barker Guide Mrs. Grace Thompson Inner Gate Keeper. Mrs. Margaret Malo Outer Gate Keeper.. Mrs. Ola O'Connor I.KCTT RES IX HAMMOND. The Rev. W. H. Jones formerly of Hammond but now of Belvldere, ill. will lecture in the auditorium of the First Baptist church in East Sibley ftreet. Thursday evening, June 30th WITH Citizens German
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1.1 ? -,Kt jc r 4 A , x - 3 V7 :A --w....v.. under the auspices of the B. T. P. XT. It will be a nillustrated lecture on Mr. Jones' recent visit in Europe and promisesjto be very interesting and en joyable. Mr. Jones will also give several "WeUsh readings and solos. The public i invited to attend and a small admission will be asked. ESTERTAIXS IXFORMAUY. The young ladies of the N. N. Embroidery Club were the invited gui-sts at a party at which Miss Lillie Fedder entertained last evening at her home in EastState Street. It was the regular weekly club meeting and all the members ware In attendance. The evening was spemt in the usual way of the club with embroidery work, music and social conversation. At a late hour the hostess served her guests with a daintily arranged course luncheon. Arrangements were made to have the next pajty take place Tuesday evening of nextfweek and Miss Gertrude Herbst will be' hostess at her home in South Hohmaan street. The following are members of the club, Mrs. John J. Clussaa, Misses Lillie Fedder. Bertha MaleitsSte. Lena Hopkins, Gertrude Clause( Gertrude Herbst, Emily and Bertha; Ebert and Hulda and August Kelln. ENTERTAINS AT CARDS. A very enjoyable meeting of the members of the China Club occurred last evening and Mrs. Peter Austgen was hostess at her home In Carroll street. It was the regular meeting of the club members and they were all ATM E Nation
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SOCIAL SEW FOR THURSDAY. Mr- Adolph HJnch 1 Will be "mi borne to the member ot tbe Jewish Ldles Aid Soeietr at her home la Carroll street Thund., fteraooa of this week lnartead or Wednesday aa vrao formerly aaooaaeed. The regular meeting of the member of the Jualor Leajroe of at. Panla Lutheran eharch will ooenr thU ercDiiiK la the oenool bail, the oraer of Sibley atreet and Oakley
51 p Jacob Fox 'will have aa her Bueata at her home In Williams treet, the membera of Circle Ko, a of St. Margaret's Hospital. Mrs. Fox will entertain at cards. Mrs. Hill of Muenlch Court will Informally satertaJn at eards la honor of the members of the No Xame Club of which she la a member. An enjoyable meeting of the members of the Good Will Club will take place at the home of Mrs. Camp In Fayette street. Tha entertainment for the afternoon will consist prtn cipally of card games. The regular weekly meeting of the membera of the Deborah Aid Society of the First Christian chcrt-h will take pla4e tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. DeAVltt In the north side. Miss Mayme Kletneman will entertain the yonng ladles of the O. T. Club at a "Calico Party" at her home in Fayette street. The party is one of the last of a series of costume parties at which the club members are entertaining. The Rer, W. H. Jones will lecture at the First Baptist Church under the auspice of the B. Y. P. V. and the public is Invited to attend. present. Mrs. Austgen entertained her guests in the usual way of the club with cards. The guests played pedro at several email tables in the parlors and the prizes were won by Mrs. Peter Austgen, who received the hostess' prize and Mrs. Peter Halfman and Mrs. George Eder. A social time followed the card games when the principal diversions consisted of music and conversation. A daintily arranged course luncheon was served at the same small tables. The next party will be given in two weeks at the home of Mrs. John Heiser in Carroll stret. The following ladles are members of the club: Mesdames Fred Humpher, Otto Knoezer, John Heiser, Jacob Schloer, George Eder, Leonard Knoezer. Peter Halfman, John Beckman, Henry Heiser, Caroline Dlbos, Jacob Kussmaul and Peter Austgen. ADJOIRX FOR THE SUMMER. The members of the True Kindred met last evening in I. O. O. F. Hall for the regular bi-monthly meeting. The usual number of members were present and disposed of the routine business. A short social session followed the business meeting. It was decided not to meet again during the remainder of the summer and the first meeting will be called early in September. A PICNIC PAATY.1 The young ladies of the M. T. Club have decided to discontinue their regular home parties during the remainder of the summer and last evening went to the Lake Front for the first of a series of Beach Parties. They left Hammond late in the afternoon and took their lunches with them. An elaborate picnic supper was served and the early evening spent socially after which the young people returned home. Another outing has been planned for next Tuesday evening. Those present last evening were the Misses Norma Robbinss, Florence Buzzard, Florence Shea, Frances Hutton, Mae Hartley, Mayme Knoezer and Mona Krost. A QCIET CEREMONY. At five-thirty oclock this afternoon will occur the wedding of Miss Eugenia Knotts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Knotts of Muenich Court to Mr. Joseph Reinke of St. Paul, Minn. The scene of the ceremony will be All Saint's Catholic Church in East Sibley street and only the relatives will be in attendance. The Rev. Father Edward F. I Barrett of All Saint's church will offi ciate and read the nuptial service of the church. The ring ceremony will be used. The Rev. Father Barrett will be assisted by the Rev. T. C. Hennlssey of Brighton, Mich., a brother of Mrs. Knotts. The bride will have as her only attenadnt her sister. Miss Dollle Knotts and Mr. J. H. Mulhuly of St. Paul, Minn, will attend the groom. The bride will, wear a very beautiful white gown with lace trimmings and a large white picture hat. Miss Dollie Knotts as maid of honor will wear a dainty white summer gown and a large white" hat. Following the church ceremony the j members of the bridal party and the : guests win drive 10 me nome or tne bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Knotts in Muenich Court where a wedding supper will be served. A daintily arranged course supper will be served and the table decorations will consist of flowers and ferns, carrying out a dainty color scheme. They will leava this evening on a wedding trip and expect to be absent about three weeks. They will visit at Lake Sarah, Minn. I and on th9ir return to Hammond will 1 announce their "at home." ! The bride is a daughter of Mr. and ! Mrs. A. F. Knotts of Ihis city and has I made her home in Hammond for many J years. She is a graduate of the Ham : -mond high school and later studied at the Valparaiso University at Val paraiso, for me past rew years she has been engaged as a teacher at the Munster schools, south of Hammond. She is prominent in the musical and social circles of the city and has a wide acqualntane of friends In Hammond and vicinity. Mr. Reinke has made the acquaintance of many frie"hds during his visits in Hammond. He attended the Valparaiso University anV after completing the law course he went to St. Paul where he engaged in the practice of law. The announcement of th marriage will bring the young people the congratulations and best wishes of many friends. They have received many beautiful and valuable gifts from the friends and . relatives. The only guests from out of the city are the Rev. T. C. Hennlssey of Brighton .Mich., and Miss Hennissey of Holly, Mich., a brother and sister of Mrs. Knotts.
AJrXOrXCEMEITI ABE OUT. Mr. and Mrs. Pea&ley Meer announce the marrlaga of their daughter. Miss Annan "Whiaton Masaer to Mr. Oscar C Waterman at Terra Haute. Ind., Tuesday. June 2Sth. The brida will bs remembered In Hammond 'where he was engaged aa a teacher In the public schools for the past two years. She was prominent In the society circles of Hammond and has an aqualntance of friends who will extend their best wishes. A DEUGHTm, ENTEHTAIXirEJfT. A party that was enjoyed by a large company of Hammond young people occurred last evening at the pleasant residence of Dr. and Mrs. Campbell, 261 Truman avenue, when Mrs. Campbell entertained complimentary to Miss Helen Miller. The entertainment was given in honor of the approahing marriage of Miss Miller and Merle Campbell, the second son of Dr. and Mrs. Campbell which will take place Wednesday, July 6th. The guests included the young ladies of the Philathea. Club of the First Baptist church, of which Miss Miller is a member and a few invited friends. The hostess received in the large parlors of the home where the evening was spent pleasantly with various social diversions. One of the features of the evening was a peanut contest and in this the hostess offered one prize, which was won by Miss Hazel Fox. The remainder of the time waa devoted to composing of . the prophecies to the prospective bride. The reading of the compositions afforded pleasant entertainment. Music was also a feature of the evening and &t a late hour refreshments were served. The party was delightful in every detail and all who were present had an enjoyable time as . guests of Mrs. Campbell's. Other social functions will be given in Miss Miller's honor during the next week. A DIXXER PARTY. A delightful social affair marked the close of the commencement festivities of the Lincoln-Jefferson College of Law last evening when Miss lone Hunt entertained the members of the 1910 graduating lass at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. "Hunt in Oakley avenue. The entertainment was given complimentary to Mr. M. P. Ludwlg and as a surprise in celebration of his birthday anniversary which occurred today. A course dinner was served at six-thirty "oclock and the remainder oft he evening was spent socially. Those present were Ifssrs. William A. Lave, C. B. Stiver. John C Agnew, John W. Morthland, William A. Fuzy, and M. P. Ludwig. t ATTEND A Ll'SCHEOX. The members of the history committee of the Hammond Woman's Club are the invited guests at a luncheon at which Mrs. Adelia F. Cooper is entertaining today at her home in Crown Point. Several of the Hammond ladies went to Crown Point' by automobile and others left on the 11:50 Erie. A SITRPRISE PARTY. A number of Hammond young people were In attendance at a party given last evening as a surprise to Miss Alfrlda Weiss at' her home, 272 Norfh Hohman street. The party was given to celebrate her thirteenth ' birthday anniversary and she was presented with many very pretty gifts in remembrance of the day. During the early evening the young people enjoyed games and contests on the lawn, which had been decorated with Japanese lanterns. At ten o'clock they were invited into the dining room and served with refreshments. The table decorations consisted of cut flowers ferns and shaded tapers. A dainty color scheme was carried out in the table deorations. Among those present were Misses Mary Haffner, Ann and Minnie Miller.' Lena and Florence Kuhn, Lena Buser, Gladys Davis, Alice and Sophia Kummer, Alice Conrad, Sophia and Anna Miller, Baldwin and Margaret James, Alfrida, Margaret and Agnes Weiss, Messrs. Dick James, Race an dEd Davis, Joseph Weis, Carl Kummer, Mr. and Mrs. John O'Mally, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kummer, Mr. and Mrs. Race Davis. Mrs. James and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weiss. NOTICE. The members of Hammond Lodge No. 210 K. Of P. are requested to meet at Castle Hall on Wednesday evening June 29 to arrange for funeral of Brother Ripley. 6-282t H. G. FULLER, K. R. G.
PERSONAL. Mrs. George Stiles left today for her home in Ottawa, 111. after a few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Julius Eaton of Doty street and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Becer of Rlmbaeh avenue. . Mr. Stiles came out from Chicago last evening for a short visit. Mrs. E. M .Wolff left today for her home in Mansfield, O. and was accompanied home by Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Oberlln and daughter, Miss Katherine of Warren street. Mrs. Wolff who has been 111 at St.. Lukes Hospital In Chicago is recoverng nicely and has been at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Oberlln for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lederer will entertain a number of young people at Lake Front Park this evening In honor of a number of house guests from Springfield. 111. Mrs. P. J. Lyons Is entertaining a number of children at a picnic party at Harrison Park this afternoon In honor of the birthday anniversary of her daughter. Kathleen. Games will be the principal entertainment for the afternoon and a dainty picnic luncheon will be served. The members of the Martha Aid Society of the First Christian church have decided to postpone the meeting which decided etaoirdlaolrdluofwydgyo Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Will Lasch in Plummer avenue. The announcement of the next meeting will be made later. You are Invited to dance at the East Chicago Rink Saturday, July 2nd. 29-4t Miss Julia Lawrence and little Mable Louise Hatch are expected to return home today from Lowell- where they have been on a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. George Mellon have returned home from Hobart . where they visited relatives over Sunday. Johannes Kopelke of Crown Point
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GARY'S 4TH Big Safe and Sane Celebration to Be a Hummer From Dawn to Sunset, and Lake County Is Expected Swarm to Steel City. to Tolleston will turn out en masse and participate In Garys sane Fourth of July celebration which will be the biggest of its kind ever held In Lake county. The committee in charge of the general arrangements headed by Alderman W. S. Feuer and John F Vordermark chief marshal and superintendent have added extra features to mark the celebration. Today the committee Issued an appeal and invitations to all lodges and organizations to take part In the parade. Every one owning a vehicle or an automobile Is also expected to follow the chief marshal. A Brilliant Array. Today Chief Marshall Vordermark announced his assistant marshals. The adjutant general will be Col. C H. Maloney formerly, a regimental commander in the Michigan National Guard. J. J. Kelly late of the Joltet horse marines, Frank Borman of the Tolleston light horse, and W. J. Fulton who served with the Highlanders. George McGinnlty whose military record comprises three months service in the Clan-na-gael guards will be on hand mounted on his trusty charger, and will, with Dominick Szymanski, and John Siemiasko, aldermen from the south side, lead the veterans of the Kosciusko guards. W. J. L. Smith son of J. Caldwell Smith, will toot the bugle. Alderman Emerson Bowser, chief of police at the steel plant will also be an assistant marshall. Chief Bowser will lend color to the parade as he Is to don his full dress uniform and the gold lace on it is to cost much as a ton of steel rails. Firemen In Line. Chief Feeley and the fire department will give an exhibition at Seventh avenue and Broadway, just before the parade starts and then the fire companies will get into line. Broadway merchants will have their places decorated and will have ' added Illumination in the evening. Besides the sporting events, the dancing on the sidewals In Broadway after supper, the fire works other means of entertainment will also be devised. The vf Committees. Today the general committee appointed the following assistants: Committee on school children T. H. Cutler, Chairman, Prof. M. E. Snyder, H. D. Davis, Mrs. C. E. Kendrlck, Mrs. O. C. Wicks. Mrs. Homer J. Carr, Mvs. M A. Caldwell. Mrs. J. E. Sears, Mrs. H. E. Corbett, Prof. S. J. Brickley. Prof. S. G. Engle. Prof. E. D. Simpson, Mrs. T. E. Knotts, Mrs. P. L Feuer, Mrs. R. R, Quillan, Mrs. A. P. Melton, Mrs. P. T. O'Brien and Miss Cecilia Kirk. Assistant Marshals J. J. Kelley, Frank Borman, C. H. Maloney, W. J. L. Smith, bugler, G. McGtnnlty, John Siemiasko, Stephen Creutz. W. C. Kunert. E. L Bowser, A. G. Gregory, aid de camp. D. Szymanski. W. J. Fulton. Committee on store and window decorations C. E. Hall, Sam Miller Frank P. Deem, Meyer Nusbaum. E. A. Pudgley, C- C. Cunningham, W. S. Gallagher, Lewis Simon, Dr. I. L Mllstone, Albert Borman n, W. Feder, P. L Feuer. B. P. Mueller, T. W. Englehart. Anthony Baukus, H. Alschuler, W. C- Burke, J. C. Abel P. Hayman, D. B. Bowles. M. Wolff, W. A. Bostwick. H. A. Paine. Michael Walsh, W. O. Sassline, M. McBride. M. Kahn, A. Dearbeyne and L Mekatinsky. was in Hammond yesterday on professional business. The Misses Luella Stack and Margaret Osis'were entertained by friends In Whiting. Miss Muriel Wilcox of Conkey avenue is spending the day in Evanston, P. J. Henry is reported to. be quite ill at her home In East State street and has been confined to her room for the past week. It was reported today that she is importing nicely, news which her many friends will be glad to learn. The Misses Lillian and Louise Doege will entertain at a thimble party this evening at their home in East State street In honor of the young ladles of the S. S. Embroidery Club. The regular meeting of the members of the Court of Honor will take place this evening in I. O. O. F. Hall on State street and all the members aye Invited to be present. Miss Mable Sherby is reported to be ill at her home in Truman avenue. Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Campbell will entertain at a dinner party next Saturday evening at their home In Truman avenue in honor of thPlr son. Merle Campbell who will be married to Miss Helen Miller next Wednesday, July 6th. There was no meeting of the young ladies of the Philathea Club of the First Baptist church last evening was the regular meeting night on account of the party at which Mrs. C. W. Campbell entertained at her home in Truman avenue. Mrs. William A. Stout and little son Kenneth of Condit street left this morning for French Lick Splrngs, Orleans and New Albany, Ind. where they will be entertained by friends and relatives for a few weeks. Mrs. George Dobbins of Doty street and her sister. Miss Ethel Lyons formerly of Hammond but now of Woodlawn will leave this week for Vermont to spend the summer visiting relatives
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Announcement. The Summer Term of the Chicago Business College, ol Hammond, will open July 5th, 1910. .it .TJ'i." Li?e College are undergoing thorough renovatlen; tb walla rl 'Virn,"": he comfort and pleasure ot our students. ' 11 Z? St2Vl TyP1 nd English Detriments will be under tm direction of Prof, W. 11. Stlmson. recently ot Boston. !.. . . i.JCl ' 55
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK and friends. Mrs. Dobbins will return home in five or six weeks after a visit at several eastern cities but Miss Lyons will remain away for the entire summer. TO SHIRT AT The banquet of the Hammond Automobile association and the parade which will be held tomorrow afternoon promises to be quite an event. Every automobile owner in Lake county is invited to participate in both the parade and the banquet. Otto Knoerzer, who is the chairman of the committee on arrangements, went to Chicago this morning and had a conference with the secretary of the Chtcago Automobile club. He told of the purposes of the Hammond organization, of its desire to improve the roads between Hamrtiond and Chicago and asked that the Chicago organization send a representative to Hammond to be present at the banquet and to participate in the parade. W. C. Belman, the president of the Hammond.. Automobile., association, took the matter up with the automobile club In South Bend and was assured that the South Bend organisation would have a representative here. Plan Biic Parade. ' This assures a widespread interest in the matter of the improvement of the country and inter-city roads and In the protection of the automobile owners from those who frequently give offense to them by trying to puncture their tires. The automobile parade will leave the court house In Hammond next Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. It will be headed by W. C. Belman, the president of the local association, and the representatives of the other automobile clubs in this1 vicinity. It will move south on Hohman street to Conkey avenue, east on Conkey avenue to Calumet avenue, north on Calumet avenue to Hoffman street, east on Hoffman street to East Chicago, back to Hammond- from East Chicago on Gostlin street and thence south on Hohman street to the Masonic temple, where a banquet will be served to automobile owners only. Here the matter of better roads will be taken up. A number of the members and representatives from other clubs will make speeches. Says It Was "Balled Up." According to the Hammond News George W. Parker, convicted of th murder of Mrs. Peter Palen. has been adjudged of unsound mind and set free. Either the court or the newspaper man (undoubtedly the latter) are unaware that the last legislature appropriated a large sum of money for the construction of a building In this city for the detention of the criminal insane, "such as Parker. Pending the completion of the building the criminal insane prisoners throughout the state, and there have been several sent here as such, are being confined in the insane wards. The assertion In the Hammond paper is absurd and the writer very likely got things balled up. Judge Reiter is 'credited with the appointment Of the sanity commission, but his friends and acquaintances throughout the state will not believe for a minute that he ordered the release of a criminal because of the fellow's insanity. Michigan City News. Tou will say that a La Vendor Cigar cannot be beat, if you try on
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