Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 51, Hammond, Lake County, 17 August 1910 — Page 2

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Wednesday, -August 17, 1910

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SOCIAL SEWS FOR THURSDAY. ' ' Mrs. i- M- Hoam 'will "b hbnimm to the members of the Colsalal Clab Thnmday at her home la Carroll treet. It Is the regmlar elafo meettax which was postpoaed from last Thursdar. The regular bi-monthly meetlas

of the members of St. Pant's Lathers d Leagne will taka plac Tharsdar evening; at tbe school hall, the

corner of Oakley avenuo and Slhler

street.

Mrs. Thomas Kennedy will be at

home to the ladles of ta Fern Leaf Linea dab at her noma In Rnssell street. Thnrsday afiieraoon. Mrs.

Kennedy will entertain at cards. A social will be alvea la tbe par

lors of the Pine Street Presbyterian

Church, Thursday evening under the auspices of the Sunday school and

tbe public Is cordially Invited to at tend.

Mrs. Glaaarow will entertain the

members of tbe Fleurdells Club

Thursday at her home In Plummer

avenue. Cards will be the enter

tainment for the afternoon.

Wife of U. S. Steel Trust's Head Will Return to Stage Says Paper

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KlCllf nHAI'KltlUS MAKE KVEXING BODICES CRACKFII The new winter evening dreseea, and the occasional models which are appearins. fres from Paris, at summer festivities in fashionable colonies this month, have straight, scanty skirtts and quaint little bodices, draped In nchu effect over the bust. This graceful dinner gown is all in tones of gray and steel color, the tunic of black chiffon embroidered with steel beads being dropped over a eMinmetal satin gown. The steel beaded chiffon on ,the bodice is laid In folds over a transverse arrangement of folded astin In a lighter gray tone. White Mechlin lace is set in the decolletage and forms the short sleeve. The long gloves are of embroidered gray silk.

Social News in ; Hammond

the last one of the summer and announcement will be made later of any

other meetings. NO MEETING THIS WEEK,

There will be no meeting of the members of the Martha Aid Society of the First Christian chun-h this week on account of the special services. A

THE GIRL WHO EX JOYS

HER SIMMER.

She is the girl who is not "too bright and not too good" to be able to find joy and pleasure all over the world. She Is tbe girl who appreciates the fact that she cannot always hove tbe 0rst choice of everything In the world. She Is the girl who Is not aggressive, and 'does not And joy in Inciting aggressive people. She in the girl who has tact enough not ta say the very thing tbat will cause the skeleton of her friend's closet to rattle his bones. ' She is the girl, who, whether it is warm or cold, dear or stormy, finds no fault with the weather. She is the KirL who, when you invite her to any place, compliments you by looking her best. She Is the arirl who makes this world a pleasant place because sbe is so pleasant herself. And, by the by, when you come to think of it, lsnt she the girl who makes you feel she likes you. and, therefore, you like Uerf

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F'rlday, August 19th THE LYMAN TWINS In the Musical Farce The Prize Winners with Pattl-Rosa, Minnie Jarbeau and a Host of Others

Prices 25-35-50-75C, Box Seats $1.00 Seats on Sale

Sunday INigHt, August 21st. Those Two Droll Fellows LEW SULLEY and ALFRED KELCY I IV THL; IN LEW MUSICAL, FARCE "Am I A Chinaman?" PRICES 25-35-50-75C and 1.00

Your Eyes are Priceless

You cannot -wait upon your-

Wltnout your eyes you can do nothing sell nor help those dear to you.

Don't Neglect your Eyes It you axe troubled with headache or dry, burning, Itching or aching eyes, or your eyes tire easily when reading, come to us, we can and. will help you Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted by the latest and most scientific methods. Two graduate opticians always In attendance. STATE LICENSE 442

MEALS FOR THE DAY. Thursday, AK. IS 1010. BREAKFAST.' r .; Raspberries - Toasted Corn Mufflns Coffoe DINNER Cream-of-Splnach Soup Fried Breaded Pork Chops Saratoga Potatoes Lettuce Salad Strawberry Sponge LUNCHEON OR SUPPER Scalloped Ham Hot Raksed Biscuits

Lemonade HOLD II EG C L. A R MEETING. The regular meeting of the members Of Golden Rule Council No. 1 D. of L. was held last evening in K. of P. Hall.

There was a very good attendance of members and several visiting members were present from East Chicago. After the routine business had been disposed of there was initiation of several candidates. A social hour followed when the members met informally for a social time and were served with dainty refrshments. The next meeting will take place in two weeks and all the members are invited to be present.

ten day visit to their daughter, Mrs.

W. -T- flillfm of Hammond Tnd- where

meeting has been arranged for Thurs- Mr GiUen ,s employed by the standard

Steel Car Co.

Mrs. Will Lasc has been entertaining

day afternoon, August 2oth 'and Mrs. C,

M. McDaniel will entertain at her home In Detroit Btreet. All the members are Invited to toe present., '

CONCLUDES VISIT HERE.

Miss Theodora Friedlein left today

for her home in Saginaw, Mich, after a few week's pleasant visit with the Misses Frances and Eugenia Brown at

the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

W; E. Brown in Ogden street. Miss Eugenia Brown accompanied her home

to remain for a visit. The young ladies were class mates at St. Mary's Academy

at South Bend, Ind. last year. AN ENJOYABLE MEETING. . An enjoyable meeting of the mem

bers of Opal Hive No. 896 L. O. T. M.

took place yesterday afternon at I. O. O. F. Hall in State street. The

meeting was very well attended and

Mrs. Addle Porlier who has been absent

Mrs. John.- C Addington of . RidgevUle.

Ind. at her home in Plummer avenue jng for several daYsi

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this week. Mrs. Addington formerly I Mr. .and Mrs. -Art M

dedication exercises of the Christian

church. ,

Mrs. E. L. Shortridge and daughter,

Ruth of Crown Point were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. Shortridge and Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Pierce at their home

in Condit street yesterday.

Mrs. Nessle of Pittsburg, Pa. is

spending the week with friends Jn

Hammond Mrs. Nessle came for the

dedication of the Christian church,

Miss Ruth Pontius of Rochester, Ind.

is the guest or Mr. ana Mrs. -j. ix

Pontius at their home in East State

street for several days

The regular meeting of the members

Mrs. JVilliatn Ellis Corey, nee Oilman. London, England, Aug. 17. The Daily Mail prints a story to the effect that Mrs. W. E. Corey, wife of the president of the United States Steel corporation, who was known before her marriage as Mabelle Gilman, contem

plates a return next season to the operatic stago. If her plans are carried out she will appear only in London, it is said. Louis Waller, according to the Mail, has been asked to produce "The Taming of the Shrew," with Mrs. Corey as Katherine. The above picture of Mrs. Corey was taken just before

her marriage and shows her in stage roles during her early career in the United States.

John

McGarry

175 SOUTH HOHMAN STREET

Stanton at her honijf in Truman avenue.

Miss Bertha Gehring has returned

to her home in Calumet avenue from

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lived in Hammond and came for theJf daughter, Miss Georgia and son, Rob

announced later among the members, j spending the day visiting friends and

Mrs. P. B. To wle formerly of Ham- j relatives in Hammond.

mond but now of Chicago spent Sunday I Mrs. B. J. Smalley of South Hohman

in Hammond the guest of Mrs. A. S-Ystreet has gone to Lafayette and AttJra,

Ind. to spend a few weeks with rela

tives.

Miss Muriel Wilcox is spending the

day visiting in Evanston, 111.

rs. D. E. Boone and daughter. Miss

Gretchen of Hammond and Miss Prell

of South Bend, Ind.' have returned home

from a delightful three week's visit at

points in Wisconsin.

Cards have been received from Mrs.

Martin Linz telling of her enjoyable

visit in the east. She Is now at Atlantic, N. J. and writes that she notices

a great improvement in her health.

The Misses Martha and Amanda

Pryznusinskl left today for Bay City

Mich, where they will epend a week

visiting relatives.

his aged father at Terre Haute is seri

ously ill at the Moore homestead. Un

less his condition improves Mr. Moore will leave for Terre Haute to visit the

bedside of his patient.

of Hammond ' Hive No. 2 L. O. T. M.

from the city for several months and will take place Friday evening at the who has Just returned was present at K. of P. Hall. A full attendance of the meeting. The announcement had members is desired as important busi-

been made that thi deputy of the Great j ness will be transacted.

There will be no meeting of th-l

A THEATER I'ARTV. The following young ladles of the M. T. Club composed a theater party to Chicago last evening and saw "The Girl of My Dreams" at the Illinois and spent a very enjoyable time: Misses

" Florence Shea, Norma Robbins, Eva Wilson, Marie Wills, Alice Blosser, Anna jKnoerrer, Florence Huzzard, Mona Krost, Frances llutton and Grace "KingwiU. I ENTERTAIN I'I.EASI NTIV. The Missps Anna Knoerzer, Mona -Krost, Eva Wilson and Florence Shea will entertain the young ladies of the M. T. Club next Monday evening. Arrangements have not yet been made where the party will be given although .it is expected that it will take place at the Iake Front. The party will be

Hive would be present but she was detained on account of illness. The

necessary business was transacted af

ter which there was an enjoyable social hour when refreshments were

served. The next meeting will take place the first Wednesday evening in

September. All the members are in

vlted to attend a there will be initia

tion and business of importance to

transact.

You'll Never bs Late

ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY. -

Aliss Xji i ly r eaaer entertained at a

very pleasant and, informal party last evening at her home in East State street In honor of the young ladles

of the N. N. Embroidery Club. It was

the regular weekly club meeting and

all the members were present. The

evening wan spent very pleasantly in

members of the Deborah Aid Society

of the First Christian church this week

on account of the special services at the church. The' announcement has

not been made of the next meeting although it is expected that it will be

held next Thursday, August 25th.

Miss Bessie Ballinger of Cicago was

the guest of Mrs. Carl Buser of Ann street over Sunday.

Mrs. Hascall of East Cicago was the

guest of friends in Hammond yesterday afternoon.

Miss Lillian Thompson and Miss

Alice Miller have gone to Ames, la.

to spend a few weeks visiting friends

and relatives.

Dr. and Mrs. A. H- Panneborg form

erlv of Hammond but now of Chicago

a social way with embroidery work Heights, 111. are spending the day with

and music until a late hour when dain- Mrs. Catherine Pannenborg at her

ty refreshments were served. Another home in Webb street.

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party will be given next Tuesday even

ing and the place of meeting will be

announced later. The following v are

members of the club: Mrs. John J.

Claussen, the Misses Augusta and

Hulda Klein. Lena Hopkins, Gertrude

Clans. Bertha and Emily Ebert, Bertha

Maleitske, Gertrude Herbst and Lily Fedder. LEAVES FOR THE WEST. Miss Marie Hansen of 9 Rimbach avenue will leave Hammond tomorrow morning for the west where she will remain indefinitely. Miss Hansen will

locate on her ranch rear Capa, South Dakota and remain the required fourteen months. Until the opening of her school in September, Miss Hansen will visit in Capa and Pierre, S. D. CARD OF THANKS.

We wish ti thank those who remem

bered us during the longr illness and

death of our beloved wife and mother who was taken from our midst Satur

day. We wish to thank the Knights

and Ladies of Honor 1702 and 176

and also the friends and neighbors for

their kindness and for their floral offer

ings. MR. FRED JAHNKE.

MR AND MRS. CLAIRE REUSS.

ELIZABETH AND ERWIN.

PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Ingram of Butler,

Pa., have returned home after attending

the Knight- Templar Conclave and

Mrs. Emil Huebler will return home this evening from Darnville, 111. where

she has been visiting for a few days. Miss Alma Provines of Chicago is ex

peeted to spend the week end with Miss

Hattie Hollcraft at her home in Tru man avenue.

Otto Klemperer expects to leave Sat

urday for a two weeks vacation and

will spend it on the Great Lakes.

Miss Delia Prange and Ransom

Rfiilby will spend the evening at the

White City in Chicago.

Dave Wlliams of East Chicago visit

ed Hammond friends last evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Dove Lederer are en

tertaining Dr. and Mrs. Eisenrath and

Mr. Back of Chicago at their home in West Sibley ptreet today.

Mr. and Airs. Thomas Brennan are

entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Harry Put

nam of New York City at their home, 7 Rimbach avenue.

Miss Gertrude Herbst of South Hohman street is spending the day at Cedar Lake visiting friends. Dr. Robert Gillis and Otto Klemperer are among the Hammond business men spending the afternoon in Chicago.

Edwin Kennedy will go to New

Castle, Pa. for a few weeks visit.

There will be no meeting of the members of the O. T. M. Club Thursday evening of this week on account of the absence of several of the members

from the city. Th next party will be given early In September and the exact date and the place of meeting will be

ert of Rimbach avenue left yesterday afternoon for Niagara Falls and Buffa

lo, N. Y. where they will spend a short

vacation. ' . .- . .- . -

Mrs. Joseph Bohling has been the

guest of relatives in St. Johrr for a

short time.

Born to Mr. and "Mrs. Carl Buser at

their home In Ann street a boy,

A. W. Baron of Rimbach avenue left last evening for his home in Beaver-

ville. 111. where he will remain for a

week or longer.

Miss Ada McKnight of Mian, Mo. is

the guest of her parents in Hammond for a few weeks. Miss McKnlgkt form-

rerly lived in Hammond and has a wide

acquaintance of friends. Miss Florence Merwln, a teacher in the Hammond high school spent yes

terday visiting her friends here.

Mss Elizabeth Mettler of South Hoh

man street will leave tomorrow lor Fairbury, 111. to spend a few weeks

visiting friends and relatives.

Mrs. Anna Hasdorf, an experienced

nurse of Chicago will return home today after being in Hammond for - the

past two. weeks, caring for Mrs. Mallet who met with a serious accident. Mrs.

.Mallett is recovering nicely now and

her many friends hope for her entire recovery at an arly date.

An ice cream social will" be given

Thursday evening, August 18th in the

parlors of the Pine Street Presbyterian church under the auspk-es of the Sunday school. . The proceeds wlH be used

for the benefit of the Sunday school for the expense of the annual picnic to be held at the iAke Front, Saturday, August 2th. It is desired that a

nicn sum is realized and the public is

invited to attend.

Mrs. A. E. Merryweather and daught

er. Miss Myrtle are expected to return

home today from 'Montreal, Canada

where they have been spending the

summer with their daughter and sister,

Mrs. Archie Chave. Mrs. Cnave was

formerly. Miss Rose Merryweather of j Hammond. Mrs. Addie Porlier and daughter have returned to their home in Plummer avenue from Jackson and other points in Michigan where they have been visiting relatives for the past three months. The annual picnic of the members of the Ladies' Aid Society of St. Paul's

Lutheran church is taking place today

at the Lake Front. A number of the

Hammond ladies are attending and ex

pected to pass a pleasant day. Many

of the ladies, took a basket luncheon

with them and served.

The members of the First Congrega

tional Sunday school and their par

ents will enjoy their annual picnic at

the Lake Front today. The day will be spent pleasantly with various social amusements and a picnic luncheon will

be eerved. The Misses Mabel Sherby and Bertha

Child-Wife Recovering. The trial of George Daviso, who re

cently cut his thirteen-year-old wife with a razor, is set for hearing before Judge Knotts today. The child-wife,

who was at first iri a serious condition.

will recover.

- .. -. H. G. Hay Jr., president of the Gary

State bank, went to Chicago today to confer with E. J. Buffington relative

to the lattcr's part In the program for

the corner-stone laying of the Y. M. C.

A. building.

Days Hews In Gary

Masonic Furnishings.

H. K. Landls, of the Gary hotel, is in

the city. Mr. Landis represents an Indianapolis Arm which supplies furnish

ings to fraternal orders, particularly

the Masonic lodges. The Gary lodge.

which lost its furnishings in the Ohio

building fire last winter, will be in

the market for new stuff.

Judge Is Recovering.

Judge William Westergren of Mill

er's "superior" court, stopped off in

Gary yesterday afternoon to get his

weekly shave. The Jurist was en route to Chicago with a large bass which

he caught at Miller and which he took to the big city to give some friends. It will be remembered that the judge adjourned court a few days ago to engage in a wrestling match and in the contest he slashed his arm accidentally.

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Heat Kills Another Baby. Cholera infantum, superinduced by the heat, is cited as the cause of the death of the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. John West, Seventeenth and Van Buren streets. The child died last night. Since the beginning of summer there has been an average of fifty deaths a

month among the infants. Much of the

mortality is due to impure milk, in some cases the lack of it. The extortionate price for ice exacted for the

product by the Knickerbocker ice trust

and other monopolists has a good deal

to do with the slaughter of the little

ones. .

In Training.

George Kumos, the pride of the Gary

Greeks, is in training for the wrestling bout for Aug. 2G, when he will meet Tony ConsulJi, the idol of the Gary Italians. The match will be in the hall

at Fourteenth avenue and Washing ton street.

Maleitske will leave tomorrow for Buffalo and Niagara Falls and points in Canada to spend teir vacations. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hunt and daughter, JMiss lone Hunt and Miss Kathrine Wolters will leave Hammond this everting for Colorado Springs and Denver, Colo, to spend tm-o. weeksMiss leabelle Kuhn of Griffith. J Is

Another Legal Light.

Richard Houren, of the law firm of Houren. gefton and Ilennollett. has

word from Nappanee, Ind.. Ftating tha

one of his classmates, Attorney Miller.

would locate in Gary on the first of

the month. Mr. Miller has already ne

gotiated for a suite of offices in the

Ohio building. He is an attorney of

wide and varied experience.

Receives Bad News.

Attorney Ross Moore, of the Gary

building, has received some bad new

from Denver. It is to the effect that

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