Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 79, Hammond, Lake County, 20 September 1910 — Page 2
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THE CEREMONIOUS "WINTER COAT OK VELVET.
Never was velvet more In favor than now. Coats, frocks and hats of
this rich material are the rage in Pans, and velvet manufacturers are work
ing ovetlme to turn out the yards fast enough- to meet the. demand. The coat illustrated is of deep green velve and is most graceful in . style, the heavy bengallne silk trimming being black, which tones down the rich shade of the velvet. Silk and velvet are joined by bands of skunk fur and the buttons are antique-looking affairs of green gold, with Jewel centers. The hat, a new fall model, is of green velvet, trimmed with two white plumes, and on the brim is a dull gold ornament.
SOCIAL. JEWS FOR WEDNESDAY. jlUa Anna Rkorman -will entertain at card Wednrxday evening at her boat In I0nt State" atreet. Her KWeata will b tU n,t of tUe Fleurdella Clwb of watch, she la a member. The member of the Indlea' Aid Society of the First Preabyterlan church will Wednesday afternoon In t"e .parlora ot. the church fr tha renHlor weeWx . eeilaei A inetlna; of the nenbera of the Court of Knr will take place Wedneaday evening In I. 0. O. F. Hall la State street. ' Mrs. Ball will be "at homo" to the members of the Ladles Aid Society of St. PauTa Lutheran church tomorrow afternoon at her residence in Erie street. The members of the neborah Aid Society of the Firat Christian church will meet in the. - parlors of the church tomorrow afternoon.
nue has returned heme from Frankfort, Ind. where she visited relatives last I week.
Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy of East State
street are moving to Milwaukee today
where they -will make their. home In the future.' ,
Mrs. Harry Smltn will return to her
home in Carroll street Thusday er-Fri
day of this week after a- visit with
I relatives in CrawfordavlUe, Ind.
Miss Cora Eeehausen and, George Meyers attended McVickers theater in Chicago Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Brock have returned to their home in East State street from
Logansport, Ind. where they have beep visiting friends and relatives. Next excursion to Clark County, Wis,, lands wil be at 6:30 Saturday evening this week. Talk to Lowell. 601 Hartford Bldg., Chicago., 111. 9-19-6t Mrs. Thomas Brenan and little daughter, Genevive of Rimbach avenue
are spending the afternoon with Mrs.
Marcus. Swift at her home in Englewood, ' . Leo Wolf waa In Rensselaer, Ind. this afternoon on a'; short 'business ViSiit.. . " ' - Miss Susan. Gehrke formerly of Hammond hut new of Whtting was a visitor here today. x I
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hunt are entertaining Mrs. John M.cFerren, Mrs. Frank Smith and Miss Clara Mclfityre all of Muncie, Ind. at ' their home in
Oakley avenue for a few weeks.
Mrs.' Otto 1. Trowe of Truman avenue
expects to leave the last of the week
for Mlneapolls, Minn, to be the guest of her relatives for several weeks. Ray Kingman of Goshen, Ind. is
spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
SUGGESTION'S FOR THE HOL SEWIFE.
Table napkins and tablecloths should never be starched. Bristle . brushes If merely dusty can be cleaned la cornmeal, A small broom made of stiff wire . la convenient In cleaning skillets. A week alum bath la s;eod for tender feet which auffer In summer time. "When a room la to be closed for several months work powdered borax into the edsea of the carpets and nnder the spots where heavy furniture rests. Fasten firmly at the center of back tape or ribbon, which is run tbrotiKh beading la underwearThis keeps it from beins; pulled .half out or lost entirely In laundering. Hold the knife In a slanting . manner and fallow tlio grain of the wood while cleaning dough off a bread board. Also do the washing of it aw-ay from , the Iron sink, for the least grease and black will get into the soft wood. When Ironing Marched clothes if the iron Is dipped Quickly Into cold water each time when taken from the stove the starch -will never stick and the clothea Irpn amooth and so quickly yon hardly realise you're started before you're done.
We don't cobble Watches We don't tinker with Watches
We do Repair Watches and make them keep time perfectly We adjust Watches to PositionsHeat and Cold JnOo Eo McGarry TUB JEWELER EYES EXAMINED, GLASSES FITTED ' BY EXPERT OPTICIANS 175 HO H MAN ST. HAMMOND, IND.
A. Kingman at their home in Truman o Mrs. T. W. Oberlin in Warren street.
MRS. FIERCE ENTERTAINS. Mrs. Ralph Pierce wiU entertain the
members of the Embroidery Club at a
concert party at the First Chlstian
church, Thursday evening September
29th to hear the concert given under
the auspices of the church choir. They
will be assisted by out of town talent.
The concert party will take the place of
the weekly meeting at which Mrs. Pierce
would be hostess and will be a delight
ful form of entertainment.
LEAVE ON A VISIT. Miss Maude Pannenborg formerly of
Hammond but now of Michigan City
spent yesterday visiting her friends
here. , Miss Pannenborg expects to leave with her mother, Mrs. Catherine
Pannenborg early next week for Rock-
ford, III. and Davenport, la. on an extended visit. CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY. A very delightful party was given as a surprise to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Leary at their home, 342 Fayette street last evening in celebration of their fifth wedding anniversary. They were presented with many attractive gifts in remembrance of the day. The evening was spent very pleasantly with games, contests and music. Cards were the
avenue.
Mrs. William Humpher has returned 1 to her home in Russell street from
Dyer where she spent a day visiting friends. The Christian church choir of fifty voices will give a concert at the church, corner Calumet avenue and Summer street Thursday, September 29th at 8:00 P. M. They will be assisted by Miss Edna Dales, reader and Alice Genevieve
Smith, harpist, both et Chicago. Tickets 25 cents. 9-19-3t Mrs. Otto H. Rabe has returned home from Chicago Heights, III. where she visited over Sunday wtth relatives. Harry Larzelere of Chicago epent
Sunday in Hammond the guest of Miss Liira Folk at her home in State street. Miss Emma Huehn of Logan street spent the day yesterday with Miss Clara Kriewitz at her home in South Chicago. Miss Kriewitz will leave early next week for the south to remain for an extended visit. Frank Carter of Indianapolis is in Hammond on a few days business visit. Mrs. Charles Merryweather of South Hohman street went to Shelby, Ind.
this morning for a hsort visit. George W. Lewis and C. C Smith of East Chicago and C. J. Struckrath of Chicago were among the out of town
The meeting was called to make preparations for the program at the next public meeting of the club. A meeting of the members of the True Kindred will take place this evening in I. a a F. Hall in East State street.
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Days News In Gary
Improvements Started. The Gary Construction company has commenced work on macadamizing Indiana avenue and has proceeded with
laying the gravel on the road for some
distance. They are working new be
tween Twenty-third and Twelty-fifth
avenues, laying the gravel and prepar
ing the macadam. The work is being
pushed to completion and soon another improved street will be added to the
list at Gary.
THE CALUMET STOCK COMPANY Presents HAROLD M'GRATH'S High Class Comedy "THE MAN ON THE BOX" A Play That Has Been Produced in Chicago's Leading Theaters
Next Week "ST. ELMO."
MEAI.S FOR THE DAY. WedBFMday, Sept. 21at. BREAKFAST Pears Creamed Toast With Chopped Corned Beef Coffee LUNCHEON N Corn Chowder German Toast Vanilla Sauce Russian Tea DINNER Tomato Soup Jmperal Sticks French Fried Potatoes Corn Oysters - Squash Steamed Apple Pudding Molasses Sauce
MEETING AVAS POSTPONED.
The meeting of the members of the
Embroidery Club which was announced to take place yesterday afternoon had to be postponed for the convenience of several of the members. A party may be arranged for next Monday afternoon and the announcement of the place of meeting will be made later. AN AFTERNOON PARTY. A very pleasant aTternoon party is being given today by Mrs. Otto L Trowe at her residence, 2S6 Truman avenue. ' The party is given in honor of a number of friends as a farewell before Fhe
leaves for Mineapolls where she will
remain until the holidays the guest of Mrs.
principal feature of the entertainment business visitors, In .Hammond yester,-
ana ine guests piayea several games day.
of pedro at small tables in the parlors.
The honors were won by Mrs. James Enrlght and Frank O'Rourke. A dainty luncheon was served at the close of the evening. Among those present were: Messrs. and Mesdames James En-
right, Frank O'Rourke, Peter Schutz,
T. Hamilton, Paul Stinman, Mrs. Hall,
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relatives and friends. The afternoon Schutz, Mildred Jones. Marv Stetman
will be epent with embroidery work . and Helen Steiman and Messrs. Owen
and music and the hostess will serve a
luncheon. Covers twelve guests.
will be laid for
HBTl'RS FROM WEDDING TRIP. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Moore have returned from their wedding visit in the east. They visited at Buffalo, Niagara Falls. N. Y., Toronto and other
Farley, Arthur and Allen O'Rourke.
Fred Schutz and
INITIATION OF CANDIDATES. A meeting of the members of Unity Council Knights of Columbus took place last evening In the K. of C. club rooms In South Hohman street. The
usual numDer or memDers were pres-
pointa in Canada. While in Canada j ent and spent the evening with the
they were entertained at the homes of
relatives of Mr. Moor's. ATTEND A REUNION. Mrs. M. Vaughn of Hammond and Mrs. Holton of Plymouth, Ind.. and Mrs. Grant of Arlington, Wash, have Just returned home from Greenfield. Ind.,
where they attended a reunion oi thd Baxter and Wiggins families. They were absent from Hammond for several days and spent a very enjoyable time. WILL TEACH IN PANAMA. Miss Dorcas Rieber who recently
came to Hammond from Fremont. Mich, will leave this week for Panama where she will engage in teaching during the school year. Miss Rieber has secured tin excellent position and Is receiving the congratulations of many friends on her appointment.
routine business. During the regular
lodge session there was initiation of two candidate. An enjoyable social hour was held at the close of the meet-
Mr. and Mrs. J. Floyd Irish of May street were the guests of relatives in Englewood Sunday. Mrs. John N. Beckman will entertain the ladies of the China Club this evening at her residence in Glendale. The evening will be devoted to cards and several games of pedro will be played.
If you want a Farm Home come to Clark Co., Wis. Talk to Lowell, 601 Hartford Bldg., Chicago, Ills. 9-13-6t Miss Mary Adler was the guest of
her relatives in MerrillvHle over Sunday. Miss Anne Galvin of Indiana Harbor visited friends in Hammond last evening. Miss Belle Tobey of Chicaaro was In Hammond last evening to call at the home of Mrs. Margaret Hastings and family In West State street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles See have moved
Arranges for Match.
Yesterday while in Chicago on his way back to his home and headquarters, George Roumaa, champion Greek wrestler and who resides at Seventh and Broadway, Gary, stopped in South Chicago and arranged for a match with Frank Grigel, the Polish wrestler of that city. The bout will take place in South Chicago about Sept. 29. AVhile there he accepted a challenge from Young Pardello Cyeklene, who holds the cham
pionship of Illinois amongst the Italians
of that state.
Arrangements are being made to secure the Towle opera house at Ham
mond, Ind., for a bout with Charlie Burns, the date of which is not yet
known.
George is confident of his ability of meeting the best there is, and is pre
paring to meet as many as possible this
winter.
Child Dies. Joseph Carl Schoening. the four
months-old child of Fred Schoening
died yesterday at the Schoening home
on Center street, Tolleston. The child died of pneumonia. The body will be shipped to Flint Lake, Mich., today for
interment.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHORAL SOGSETY BENEFIT. CHORUS OF 50 VOICES Assisted by MISS ALICE GENEVIEVE SMITH. ...... .Harpist MISS EDNA DALES. Reader AT Christian Church, Hammond, Ind., Sept. 29, 1910, at 8 O'Clock P.M. TICKETS 25c
ing. There will be another meeting In t0 10 Rimbach avenue where they will
two weeks when the members wil'. be
invited to be present.
SPECIAL VALUES I IN ALL THE NEW FALL STYLES OF MEN'S MATS
All the popular latest shades, Pearl, Dark Pearl, B. Nut, Brown, Tan, Gray, Blue and black. We have just received THE NEW KNOX FALU SHAPES IN SOFT AND STIFF HATS.
A SPECIAL MERTIXO. A special meeting of the members of W, C. O. F. No. 613 will be held Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock sharp in Long's Hall in State street. The meeting is called to make preparations
for the celebration to be held Sunday, to embroidery work.
rinMiiuer in nonor or ine tenth anniversary. An interesting program of entertainment will be carried out.
make their home in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Towle, Jr. have
returned to their home in Ogden street from West Baden where they spent a week. Miss Edna Euwert will informally entertain the girls of the S. S. club this evening at her home in East State
street. The evening will be devoted
Millinery Opening. The new Fifth avenue millinery and hair shop will hold their grand opening on Sept. 22. 23 and 24 in their rooms, 31 West Fifth avenue. J. M. Chatfield and Mary O. Hackmaster, the proprietors, extend a cordial welcome to the public.
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KNOX 1351 & -
Prices 3.00 and 5,00
Lawrence Cox S Company H. G. McFarland, Mgr. 566 S. Hohman St.
A OVII.n MEETING. An enjoyable meeting of the young ladles of St. Agnes' Guild of St. Paul s Episcopal church took place last even
ing at the home of Miss. Helen Robst in Condit street. It was the first meeting after the long summer vacation and there was a good attendance of members. The early evening was devoted to the transaction of the necessary business after which the even
ing was spent socially. It was a pleasant reunion of the members aad they spent the evening in conversation and music. A dainty luncheon was served. The arrangements were not completed for the next regular meeting. Although one will take place as usual in two weeks. DELIGHTFUL SEASON. This delightful season when the
passing summer and approaching autumn seem to meet and to linger
In one another's society there is much
activity in the social world which
seems to awaken from its lethargy of the drowsy summer days. Families re returning to their homes from the seashore, and lakes, mountain and
country, while a few are returning
from foreign shores and their home
coming brings with it a freshening ac
tivity from bodies and minds which have been invigorated and refreshed
durng a summer of rest and ehange
mis is aiso tne season of marrying and giving In marriage and no doubt
me scneauie this fan will be a most
complete one.
ERSONAL.
Miss Mae Hartman will go to Merillville tomorow to remain for a short visit with relative. Miss Blanche Oreutt of Truman ave-
Miss Alice Genevieve Smith of Chicago the harpist who assists the Christian church choir in its concert. Sept.
5:8th has appeared in nearly all the taige cities of the United States and Canada. Hammond has never before had an artist of such high rank as a
performer. 9-22-3t
Mrs. John J. Claussen will be hostess
to the young ladies of the X. N. club at her residence in State Line street.
this evening. They will spend the
evening with their embroidery work.
Miss Jennie Walton has resumed her
duties at the Lion Store after a two weeks vacation spent visiting In Chicago and vicinity.
Miss Pearl Gralak Is enjoying a va
cation from her duties at the Lion Store and will spend it visiting relatives in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Lau of Chicago
spent the past week end visiting Mrs.
Lau's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Reissig
at their home in East State street.
Miss tella Prange and Ransom Beilby were entertained by Miss
Prange'a relatives at their home in the
west side in Chicago. ! The young .ladles of the Phllathea club will meet this evening at the home of Miss Margaret Hepner in Plummer avenue for an important business meeting. It was desired that every member be present. The members of Progressive Court No. 1 Tribe of Ben Hur will meet this evening in the K. of P. Hall for their regular business meeting. Mrs. Clark Learning Is entertaining at an enjoyable afternoon party today at her home in South Hohman street
In honor of the members of the Colonial
club. It Is the regular meeting of the
members which was announced to take
place Thursday of ihls week.
The members of the Childrens Day Committee of the Hammond WerAan's
Club wil meet this evening at the home
Complain About Water. Property owners and residents of the east side of Broadway, between the Pennsylvania railroad and Twenty-third
avenue, have complained to me city
authorities about the water supply in
that region. They state that the sup
ply is very low and that there is but one good well in the neighborhood. The
others are too dangerous to use. They suggest in their petition that the Gary Heat, Light and Water company extend its mains in that section of the city. This will give a pure water supply and eliminate the health menaces. W. B. Gill and G. D. Watson are signers of the petition. An aldermanic committee will investigate the conditions.
DON'TS
Don't carry large sums of money around with you. Hold-ups are not unheard of. Don't hide money around
the house. There are a few burglars left.
Don't be extravagant; put your money in this Bank and add all you can spare to it.
And Don't forget that checks drawn on THIS BANK will be paid through the Chicago Cleaning House at par. West Hammond Trust & Savings Bank First and only Bank in W. Hammond 111.
Expert Gets $819. Last evening the Gary council directed the city attorney to draw up an ordinance directing the payment of some $819 to John W. Alvord the sewer
expert who drew up the plans for the Tolleston extension system. This was done at the behest of the Tolleston board, who did not pay for It.
As it is a moral obligation of the city since Toileston has become annexed it
will undoubtedly be paid.
Orpheum Theater. The Orpheum theater. Eighth avenye
and Washington street, will open on
Thursday night with a first class vaudeville program. The theater is beautifully decorated and arranged and every seat has a good view of the stage. The management expects to present the very best of attractions at the prices of
King Hong Lo 99 State Street FIRST CLASS CHINESE AND AMERICAN RESTAURANT Meals served at all hours Open from J 1 a. m. to 2 a. m. Regular Dinner 30c
CLUB TO HAVE GATHERING. A meeting of the South Side Improvement club, composed of boys of the extreme south part of Gary, met last night in Frick's grocery store at Twenty-fifth and Indiana avenues. The boys, with several of their parents'
leading, suggested several things of value and . interest to their physical
and moral welfare. They Intend keeping up their good work, and have a fair start towards betterment.
RETl'RSS FROM SEASHORE. Mrs. George Mayer, wife of the president of the Calumet Contracting company of this city, has returned to Gary after spending the summer at the seashore and will reside at the Gary hotel. HOLD Bl'SI.NESS MEETING.
The voung women's Bible class of
the First Presbyterian church will hold a business meeting at the home of Mrs. McFadden, 763 Tyler street. All members of this class are invited to be present
Announcement!
Julius Mauser, otherwise known as (Dutch), is now the special Hammond representative of the Chicago Examiner and Evening American. Dutch will take care of your subscription at once, if you are not already obtaining our papers, The Chicago Examiner and Evening American. Phone 1461,
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