Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 196, Hammond, Lake County, 7 February 1911 — Page 2

THE TIMEfl. Tuesday, Feb. 7,-1911.

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Kibbon Is used with absolute extravagance on the new spring millinery. Yards and yards of It are massed into towering bows and huge cartwheel rc6ettes; for these latter the ribbon being pleated or shirred on cords. The black straw hat illustrated has a brim facing of black satin. Up from the edge of the brim rises a little "shelf" which is covered with white satin and the whits satin ribbon which forma the big bow on the left sida also passes in soft folds around the crown within this satin-covered "shelf.

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MEALi FOR A DAY. BREAKFAST . Caked Apples .- Fried Hominy Crisp Bacon Rice Muf flns,' Maple Sirup Coffee LUNCHEON The Queen's Toasted Cheese Lettuce with .French Ddressing English Breakfast Tea DINNER -Thinly Sliced Cold Roast Mutton Baked Potatoes Beets Saute Toasted Crackers Cheese Coffee A Glll.n MEETING. The members of St. -Agnes Guild of Bt. Pauls Episopal church held their! regular bi-monthly meeting: last eveningin the guild room of the church in Rlmbach avenue. The routine business was disposed pf and plans were made for the next meeting to be held in two weeks at the home of Miss Clara Matthles in Williams street. A dancing party under the auspices of the guild will be one of the social events of the month and will come Just before the opening of the Lenten season. The party will be given in Weis Hall in State street and the members and their friends will be invited to attend. Following the business meeting; a pleasant time was spent socially. The usual number of members were in attendance. ! HOFER-YOirXG NIPTIAI.S. A very pretty wedding- was solemnized this morning at the home of Mr and Mrs. Oustav Hofer, 193 State Line Stttjt when their daughter, Miss Louise Hofer and Mr. William Young- of Valparaiso were united in marriage. The ceremony was simple In its details and only the Immediate relatives and a few friends were in attendance At eightthirty o'clock the hour chosen for the ceremony. Miss Elisabeth Mettler who presided at the piano played the "Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrin for the bridal procession to enter the parlor. They were met ' by the bride's brother, the Rev. J. J. Moor of Wausau, Wis. who officiated. The nuptial ceremony of the Methodist church was chosen. Following the ceremony a young ladies quartette, compbsed by the Misses Gertrude and Marie Koehneman. Laura Beinert and Frieda Klee rendered a beautiful bridal song "The Life Road." and Theodore Moor sang very beautifully "I Love You Truly." The bride's only attendant was her sister, Miss Lydla Hofer who served her as maid of honor. Jacob Fischer was the groom's only attendant. The brldo wore a becoming costume of white crepe de chine trimmed with beautiful laces. Her long tulle veil was caught to her hair with a crown of lilies of the valley and her boquetf was of lilies of the valley and bride's roses tied with shower knot of white satin ribbon. Miss Hofer as maid of honor wore a dainty gown of pink crepe de chine and carried an arm boquet of pink roses. Following the ceremony the guests were invited into the large dining room and served with, a four course wedding breakfast. The tables were prettily trimmed with cut flowers and ferns carrying out 'the bride's colors of pink and white. Large bunches of pink roses were used to decorate the tables. The same dainty colors -were chosen for the parlors. Palms and potted plants with tall vases filled with pink roses and carnations banked ths windows and formed the altar before which the ceremony was. performed. Mr. and Mrs. Young left during the morning for Chicago from where they will leave on their wedding trip. They will go to point ia Miaalsslppi t r-

SOCIAL MiflS FOR WEDNESDAY. Mrs. H. Stevenson will entertain member of the Vptodate WhUt Club at ma afternon party at her home in Went Sibley street. ytrn. H. A. ttcConnell will be at borne" to the members of the Ladle' Aid Society of the Flrat M. E. chnrrh at brr esldenee, 28 Dfty afreet. Mra. J. J. Cohen will be hostess to the member of the Jewish Ladle' Aid Society at her home In Ruth street. The members of the Deborah Aid Society of the First Christian church will meet for an all day acpalon Wednesday In the church parlors In Calumet avenue A meeting; of the members of the Court of Honor will take place Wednesday evenlnc In I. O. O. F. Hall In State street. Mrs. Edwards of South llohman street will entertain the member of the Fleurdella Club at this week's meeting. The members of the (t. t. A. to the H. of L. E. will meet Wednesday afternoon la th? K. of P. Hall Instead of Friday which lias been the regrular meeting day. The ladlcn of the Knight' of Colombo will have their rea-ular meeting In the K. of C. Hall Wednesday afternoon. main for several weeks and on their return they will announce their "at home." The marriage of Miss Hofer and Mr Young followed a series of many parties given in their honor following the an nouncement of their engagement. The young people are very well known in Hammond and vicinity and the an nouncement of their marriage wil bring the the congratulations and best wishes of many friends. The bride 1 a graduate of the Hammond high schoo and until the holiday vacation was a teacher in the Riverside school. She has always been prominent in the so clal and church circles of the city and will be greatly missed. Mr. Young formerly lived In Hammond but moved to Valparaiso a few years ago A CHANGE IX MEETING PLACE. The members of the Ladies Aid So clety or the First M. E. church will meet at the home of Mrs. H. A. Mc Connell, 28 Doty street Wednesday af ternoon. The meeting was announce to taKe place at the home of Mrs. W W. Parker in Warren street but on ac count of illness at her home other ar rangement had to be made. A large at tendance of members Is desired as the usual business and social program will be carried out. ENTERTAIX VERY PLEASANTLY Mr. and Mrs. P. O'Connell were host and hostess at a very enjoyable social entertainment given last evening at their home in South Hohman stree The guests for the evening were th members or the . BOO club who met for their weekly club party. The only Invited guest was Mr. Gill of Buffalo, N. Y. A pleasant time was spent playing "500" and several games were played at small tables In the parlors. Following the games a daintily arranged three course luncheon was served at the small ' tables. Miss Mary Glacier will be the next hostess and will entertain next Monday evening at her home in South Hohman street. MEETING WAS POSTPONED. " The members of the history committea of the Hammond Woman's Club

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over the waist and adjust the waist o tUot It fits nicely nod comfortably across the back and nnder the arms, arranging- the fullness of the. front In a becoming; manner, and plis or otherwise fasten the skirt and waist together so aa not to disarrange the meeting line when taking It oft. Sec that It flts perfectly, back nnd front, ond at the tildes, mo there will be no nknrd waistline. Take It off and baste the skirt and waist together' carefully uad aubstautlnlly enough so It can be tried on again nit bout twisting. If tbe joining Is done satisfactorily, take It off nnd stitch the two together, and cover the seam with a hell of suitable material, or ribbon or Insertion. When the belt is applied satisfactorily, stitch both cdses of the belt, aad cut away the material Underneath, so ns to have as little bulk at the waist line as possible. If liked, n thin llnIno; may be applied to reinforce the outer belt. Endora cloth Is really a line henrletta, and Is appropriate for street gowns vthea very deep mourning la worn. It Is light In weight and closely woven, nnd requires no trimmlns, unless folds of the material, or fold of crepe. The cpnts now worn by girls nnd women are very easily made, a all lines are straight. The tailoring of the collar nnd front of the coat Is not dl fitcult, but requires great care and careful pressing. . Every pnrt should be carefully basted and tried on before It I stitched, and It shonld be fitted smoothly and comfortably. The machine stitching; must be aa neat, rea-nlar nnd evenyiyi possible, For woman haVlsg a full abdomen, an alteration of ' the skirt pattern Is a necessity In order to allow for the extra length needed at tbe top of the skirt, and this provision must be made In the cutting or the skirt will draw up In front nnd poke ont - very unpleasantly nt the bottom. were forced to postpone the meeting which was announced to take place yesterday afternon at the Homewood residence of Mrs. Frank 8. Beta. The change was made for the convenience of several of the members. The meeting will be held next Monday after noon at the home of Mrs. Bets and all the members are invited to attend. An interesting study program is being- prepared. ' - POSTPONE THEIR MEETING. The meeting of the members of Pro gressive Court Nq. 166 Tribe of Ben Hur which was anounced to take place this evening In the K. of P. Hall has been postponed for two weeks. The meeting was postponed on account of a pedro party and dance which will be given at the K. of P. Hall under the auspices of Opal Hive No 896 I O. T. M. M. WILL MEET SEXT MONDAY. There was no meeting of the Em broidery Club yesterday which was the regular meeting day but a party will be given next Monday afternoon. Mrs. August Schneider will be hostess at her home In MUson street. The entertainment will consist of embroidery work. , A BUSINESS MEETIXG. A meeting of the members of the Alumnia association of the Hammond high school was called for last evening to take place in the assembly room of the Central Building. The suai num ber of members attended and arranged the final details for the dancing party to be given Friday, February Xth at the Masonic Temple. It Is the second annual mid-winter dancing party at which the members will entertain and many invitations were issued Th.i members and many of their friends in Hammond, Crown Point, East Chicago, Whiting and Chicago have been Invited to attend. Informal dancing will begin at eight-thirty o'clock and the program dances will begin at nine-thirty. The program of music for dancing will be furnished by DePew of Chicago. A SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT. A large number of, Hammond people will be in attendance at a card party and dance to be given this evening in the K. of P. Hall under the auspices of Opal Hive No. 896 L, O. T. M. M. Several games of pedro will be played during the evening and after the prizes have been awarded, informal dancing will be enjoyed. The proceeds will be used for the sick fund and also to carry on the work of the deputies here. MRS. HOHMAN ENTERTAIN S. One of the most charming social entertainments of the . season in Hammond was an afternoon party at which Mrs. Charles G. Hohman " was" hostess yesterday at her home, 35 Mason street. The party was the flrst of the series at which Mrs. Hohman will entertain the second one to take place this evening when . a large company will, meet to play cards. Mrs. Hohman received her guests in the parlors and they spent the time pleasantly in conversation until the card games were announced.. Progressive euchre was played and the guests enjoyed seven games. The guests played at twelve small tables. Mrs. John C Agnw, Mrs. A. F. Hohrtr, Mrs. G. H. Austin and Mrs. U gmlth received the honors In the games. Following the games a daintily arranged course luncheon was served. - The tables were treated to an . attractive decoration of flowers and ' ferns and southern ; smllax and pink rose buds were used In the home as the tfnly decoration. About fifty guests were served, among them Mrs. E.-R.' Disbrow formerly of Hammond but now of Woodlawn who was the only out of town gue '.. . . . V.. ' . '

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Once more Tegucigalpa, the capital of Honduras, is the scene of strife between revolutionists and government forces. Puerto Cortex also Is a storm center of this, the latest uprising In the country of sudden wars. T7. 8. and British gunboats are awaiting the beginning of hostilities and will protect the Interests they represent, while the natives settle their quarrels.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. NOTICE TO EAGLES. There will be a meeting of Hammond Aerie 1535 F. O. E. at Eagles' Hall on! Wednesday evening, February 8th at 7:30. Candidates to be initiated after, which there will be a social session. J All members are urged to be present atthls meeting. The new work will be conferred by the degree team at this . meeting. - 1 DAVE HIKSCH. H. A ELSNER. I President. Secretary Basketball, Gary vs.' East East Chicago, at the East .Chicago Rink Wednesday, Feb. 8th. . 7-2t I - A SURPRISE PARTY. A delightful party as given as surprise to Mrs. D. Johnson at her home, 384 North terday afternoon. iionman sireei ine pary was given to celebrate her birthday anniversary j and she was presented with many gifts' in remembrance of the day. Her gift3 included bunches of flowers and a linen j table cloth. Mrs. Belle Jackson made the presentation remarks. The after- . "noon was spent very enjoyably with i

music and social conversation and at v ' , , . v . , , , . , . . ! we would not like to meet the preslfour o clock the hostess invited her ' j . w . i . .w j- . dent. We assured him that we should guests Into the dining room. An elabo- . . , ... . , I l delighted and It was but a few min rate luncheon of four courses was ... . ... . . , . , . i utes before we were admitted to the served. The colors used In the deco-' , , . . ... . . ... , 'chief executives presence. ration of the home were red, white and; v green. It was a late hour before the Cnimpacker Bl Factor. guests left fOF their homes after wish-j Mr. Crumpacker is a big factor at lng Mrs. Johnson many more happy Washington and is a close friends of birthday anlversaries. Among those the president's," continued Mr. Meeker. present were Mesdames Belle Jackson, I "We had no sooner entered the presiTony Benschop, Charles Brandl. Albert dent's chambers than we saw Mr. Taft Johnson, Ben Bruhns. C Carlson, H. talking earnestly with two - senators, Monberg, S. Cedergreen, O. Rundbum, I but when he saw Mr. Crumpacker, he John Anderson and Miss Alva Holberg. ' excused himself and came over and j grasped his hand warmly." Mrs. Roy Terry will entertain the j -How are you congressman today?" young ladles of the Fhllathea class of 1 8a!d Mr Taft ..j am certalnly glad to the First Baptist church at their meet- gee you." . Irtg "this evening. Mn and Mrs Meeker and daughter The Misses Rose Eder of South Hon- were then .Introduced to tbe president, man street and Mayme Knoerzer ofjMr. Meeker being presented as a Fayette street will leave today for Sah staunch republican from' Lake county.

Antonia, Tex. and other points in th? south to remain for a few weeks' visit. Miss Anna Ibach will have as her guests this evening at her home In South Hohman street the young ladies of the Inter Se Club. It will be the weekly club meeting of the members. The members of the True Kindred will meet in I. O. O. F. Hall in State i street this evening for their regular bi-monthly meeting.

The Misse Florence Mangold and spent in his life and instead of being Hattie Genrlch will be hostesses at the tne president of the L'nlted States Mr. meeting of the S. & club this evening Taft seemed more like an ordinary cltlat their home in Plummer avenue. zen. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Gill of South : . . -

Hohman stret are entertaining Mr. GUI's brother, Harry Gill of Buffalo. . Miss Bertha Maleltske will Informally entertain the members of tha N. N. Embroidery Club at her home in Indi ana avenue this evening. The ladies of the China Club will bo entertained by Mrs. Caro.llne Dibos at her home In Fayette street this evening Cards will be the feature of entertainment. Miss Mabel Palmer of East Chicago visited in Hammond last evening. Mr. arid Mrs. M. Kenny Will be host and' hostess this evening to the members of the T. H. E. Clubat their home in East Chicago. The .guests will be entertained at cards and will play several games of pedro during the evening. Mrs. Charles ' Beall of Kenwood will come to Hammond Thursday to spend the day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Daugherty at. their home in Logan street. Pr. and Mrs. "Harry Hayward entertained Mr. and Mrs. Will Daly of Chicago : at their home in Warren street Sunday. --.-.,.;:. The members of the Ladies Aid. Society of the "First Baptist church will meet next Thursday afternoon of this ;week at the home of Mra.' C. W. Camp-

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GROWN PT. COUPLE BUCK FROM TRIP Mr. and Mrs. JV P. Meeker Are Introduced to President Taft. (Special to The Times.) Crown Point, Ind., Feb. 7. Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Meeker returned to i Crown Point on Sunday night from a trip to Washington, where- they had ,h honoP n. h(!ino. nreented to Presl

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- - - - - cs r ' Edjrar CrumDacker. Upon being asked by a Times reporter today how he was received Mr. Meeker told the story with no little pride. "We was in the president's chambers I should say about fifteen minutes. We were in Washington and in calling up Know I,ake County . Well. "Lake county," said the president, , "why that one of. the greatest repubt "can counties in the state. Yes, I know all about it and am certainly glad to meet a gooa repunucan irom conI gressman Crumpacker's own district. 'Why your county is destined to be one of the biggest industrial centers in the central states in a few years to come." Mr. Meeker said that the fifteen minutes were the most pleasant he had bell in Truman avenue, vltatlon is extended all A cordial inthe members to be present. Mrs. W. K. Binder of Williams street will go to Chicago tomorrow to meet Mrs. W. H. Jones formerly of Hammond but now of Oshkosh, Wis. and send the day with her. .Miss Lulu Bauman and Mr. Ferdinand Sheagren - of Burlington, Ia. at e the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto. Muehlberger of Williams street for a few days. ' ' Mrs. E. R. Disbrow of Woodlawn was in Hammond yesterday to attend the afternoon party at which Mrs Charles G. Hohman entertained at her home in Mason street.The regular weekly meeting of the members of the Ladles' Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church will take place " Wednesday aftenoon In the guild room of the church in Rlmbach avenue. All the members are invited to be present. Mrs... Edith Griffin and Mrs. Mary Holm will be hostesses at the meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon In the social room of the church In South Hohman street. Miss Beatrice Eisner and Miss Ruth Webster will go to East Chicago this

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MORGENTHAU 146th Street evening to take part in an entertain ment there. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Mott of South Hohman street will leave Hammond tomorrow for Texas- to spend the remainder of the winter LINCOLN DAY TO BE OBSERVED Bring your friends, neighbors and acquaintances. More than 200 perSohs are to participate In the Lincoln memorial exercises, which will be held at the First Methodist church, Hammond, next Monday evening. . Preparations are under way for an elaborate program - by homw-talent,- It being arranged to be both impressive and interesting. Pupils from the elht city schools will appear on the program in various numbers, and the choirs from the Methodist, Episcopal, Christian, Baptist and Presbyterian churches will appear in the musical numbers. The Christian church orchestra will furnish the band music. "Attorney L. L. Bpmberger will deliver the Lincoln memorial address. The flag assembly will be a distinct and beautiful feature in connection with the exercises. Rev. George R. Streeter will be the conductor for this. The public of Hammond is to choose a Miss Columbia, who will receive the flag bearers from the various military, lodge and commercial orgainzations, who are to be represented by a flag or a banner Each state in the Union will be represented, individually, by a flag, and the whole Is to end with a military dress parade of flags. Miss Columbia is to be chosen by popular ballot, each ballot costing 5 cents. Every candidate receiving tcTt or more votes will be considered in th race. The money raised in this manner will be devoted t6ward defraying the expenses of the evening. WILL BE BURIED TOMORROW Mrs. Herman Breitzke, 500 Chicago avenue, who died last Sunday, will, be burled tomorrow morning. Services will be held at All Saints' Catholic church tomorrow morning and internment will be made at St. Joseph's cemetery. Mrs. Breitzke had been sick 'or nearly two weeks, having given birth to twins, a boy and a girl. She was taken to St. Margaret's hospital and while she received the- best of care all efforts to save hec life proved to be futile. The twins were her flrst born and she ia survived by them and her husband, who Is a member of the Hammond police force. Members of the de. partment will act as pall bearers. The following will act: Robert Law, John Kum, Fred Stelow, 8. Homrich, Joseph Wallack and Carlson. HAVE BIGGROWTH. Christian Congregations in Region Show Increase. A splendid record has been made by the Christian churches of the Calumet region since tbelr first congregation started- about seven years ago. At that time there were twelve members and one church,- while In seven years this has grown to six Churches haying a total membership of over 1,200 persons. :V' Added to this Is the fact that in the past ten months church buildings have been dedicated at Hammond, Whiting,

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OPENING PLAY "THE GIRL WHO W0NM VAUDEVILLE FEATURES Tuesday, usual Conditions & ROBINSON E. Chicago, Ind. HawlevS New Turkish Bath and Massage Parlors Are now ready and open for bnnlneas under tbe Flrat National Bank, Hammond, Ind. Entrance on Sibley try et. ' Phone S5t Shoe Repairing WORKMAYSHiP. LEAruEtt. tn fact we have left nothing undons to make oar ? hos Repair Department tne best. PHONE US and we will call for and deliver. Phone 1751 Ortt Sr Towle lc3Q B. State Street MAMVlOrSO. IND. GRAND UNION HOTEL .H. STATION fcXW YORK CTTT annue and CTwS for tT. JStToSlSi'Sank HI Mp Tolleston and Indiana Harbor. Two more are now building and will be dedicated within the net Ave months at Gary and Glen Park. Valparaiso Messenger. MARRIAGE LICENSES (Special to The Times.) Crown Point, Ind., Feb. 7. The following marriage licenses were granted here yesterday: George Austgen, Hammond; Rosa Elnsele, Hammond. J. Edward Peterson, Chicago; aKtherlne R. Plapp, Sterling, 111. Emil G. Sllverberg, Chicago; Josephine Slmarck, Chicago. Carl L. Bergston, Chicago; Ottelia Larson, Chicago. William Llslus, Winfleld, Ind.; Laura Wandrey, Crown Point. Harry R. Enlow, Chicago; Agnes C. O'Haysr, Chicago. Tony Kreger, Hammond; Pearl Kugel, Hammond. Cleary R. Ogden, Chicago; Clara Hamilton, Chicago. Visiting in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huber, 158 State street, left last Sunday for Daytona Beach, Fla., to spend a fortnight there. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Geisen of Crown Point, Mrs. Huber's parents, are also at the winter resort. J. Llchtle and Louis Heckelman have charge of the business during Mr. Huber'a absence. THE INTERESTING TIMES ID ALWAYS DEHOTE1 TUB INTERESTING TORE- . v " Destroys Liquor Craving. Drunkenness is a progressive disease; the moderate drinker is not satisfied with two or three drinks a day, the craving for more and more becomes irresistible as the disease advances; the result is Chronic Alcoholism. The treatment used successfully by thousands right In their own homes is Orrlne. It Is sold with the understanding that If it does not benefit after a trial, wo refund your money. Orrlne No-. 1. is the secret remedy; Orrlne No. 2. is for those willing to take the treatment. Either form costs $1. Write for free booklet on Alcoholism. The Orrlne Company, Orrlne Building, Washington, V. C. Sold by leading druggists, and in this city by the Lion Store Pharmacy, 15S South Hohman street, Hammond, Ind.