Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 2, Hammond, Lake County, 11 February 1911 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Saturday, Feb. 11-1911.

PRETTY ACTRESS ATTRACTS ATTENTION BY HER WORK IN NEW FARCE COMEDY.

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Margaret Lawrence. i Miss Margaret Lawrence has made a hit in "Over Night," a new farce comedy. She has shown exceptional ability, and is a beautiful girl.

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MEAI.S FOR A DAY. BREAKFAST Graham Pancakes Honey Buttered Toast Cereal Coffee LUNCHEON Puree of Salmon Toasted Crackers Steamed Rice and Raisins, with Thin Cream DINNER Round Steak, Swedish Style Sweet Potatoes Corn Chowder Boston Brown Bread Whole Wheat Pudding CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY. A delightful party was given as a surprise to Milton Dermedy last evening at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Dermedy in Truman avenue. ' The party was given to celebrate his - birthday anniversary ,snd he received a number of gifts In remembrance of the ' day. The young people met early .in " the evening and went to the Dermedy home where they spent an enjoyable time. Various games were played and , at a late hour Mrs. Dermedy served an elaborate luncheon. The home was prettily decorated with bunches of carnations and ferns. Among those pres- . ent were the Misses Mary Rahen, Isabelle Vanderhoof, Agnes Mosher, Florence Relnhart, Beulah Drackert, Marie ! Carter and "Vera DeLong. Messrs. Mil - ton Dermedy, Joe Sherb Edwin Drackert, Frank Lawyer and Gene Carroll. ". A MISSIONARY PROGRAM. Mrs. John H. McClay opened her pret- ' ty home In Waltham street for the ' meeting of the Woman's Missionary 'Society of the First Presbyterian .church yesterday atternoon. It was the afternoon for the regular monthly meeting and the usual number of membors attended. The guests were receiv- . ed in the parlors where the program

Don't Take Any Chances With Your Eyes Have your Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted only by a man who has a license from the State Board of Optometry. Eyes examined free by the most scientific methods. Glasses fitted for all work. Special attention given to school .children. Particular care Is also given all repairing. JOHN E. McGARRY HIGH CLASS JEWELERY HOUSE. 5S9 So. Hohman St. Hammond, Indiana.

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was given. After a short business session Mrs. W. A- Stout In the absence of Mrs. Mary Holm lead in the devo tional exercises. Mrs. E. P. Ames had the program in charge and the afternoon's entertainment was very interest ing and instructive. Mrs. Ames had arranged an exhibit of Indian curioe3 which added greatly to the Interest of the meeting. "The Modern Indian" was the subject of Mrs. H. F. Meikle's paper an Mrs. John C. Agnew read an inter esting account of "The Mono Mision.' A paper on The Religious Problems Among the Indians' was prepared and read by Mrs. O. A. Krinbill." The only musical number on the program was a soprano solo rendered by Mrs. L. L. Bombeger which was very much en joyed, The program closed after Mrs E. P. Ames read a paper on 'Alaska. A social hour was aranged to follow the program at which time Mrs. McClay served a delicious luncheon. i r MEETING WAS POSTPONED. The meeting of the R. A. T. S. club which was announced for last evening was postponed indefinitely. Miss Adele Dunbar will be the next hostess and will entertain at her home In Rimbach avenue. A Valentine Party will be giv en by the club members at the home of Miss Kathrerine Switzer in Russell street next Friday in honor of their friends. A STUDY MEETING. Mrs. Nicholas Emmerling has had the program in charge for the meeting o the history committee of the Hammond Woman's Club which takes place Mon (.day afternoon at the Homewood resl dence of Mrs. Frank S. Beta. Mrs. Em merllng has been assisted by Mrs. M M. Bruce. Mrs. J. C. Graves, Mrs. Rob ert MacAleer, Mrs. I. Specter and Mrs, Adelia F. Cooper. The members of the social committee who will entertain & ROBINSON E. Chicago, Ind.

SOCIAL. NEWS FOR MONDAY. Mm. H. E. Sharper and Mn. August Schneider will entertain the memberH of the Embroidery Club and their husband at an eveningparty Monday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. If. K. Sharra In South Hohman street. The members of the history committee of the Hammond AVoman'a Club will meet at the home of Mrs, F. S. Beta In South Hohman atreet Monday afternoon.

A meeting; of the members of the Garfleld -Club Mill take place In the nartorn cf the First Chriatlan eh urea In Calumet-avenue Monday evening-. Mlsa Mary Glacier will entertain the member of the "500" club at her home In South Hohman atret Monday even! ok. The members of Triumph Council Xo, 1 I), of I- Mill entertain at a pedro party Monday evening- in the I. O. O. K. Hall In State street and cordirJly Invite the public to attend. uring the hour following the program are Mrs F. S t. Mrs. Julius Uunsing. Mrs. B. E. Eacher, Mrs. A. F. Knotts nd Mrs. John E. Fitzgerald The pro gram promises to be very interesting; nd enjoyable and a cordial invitation s extended all to be present The folowing; is the program: ocal Solo "My Maryland". Mies Ferris Guitar accompaniment, Mrs, X. E. Boone Paper 'Stories From Our Forefath ers" , Mrs. M. M. Bruce Reading Selected Miss Virginia Brooks PaperPaper 'Itosults from a trip in an aeroplane and an automobile Mrs. Nicholas Emmerling Reading Selected Mies Brooks Story of the Star Spangled Banner. . Mrs. Robert MacAleer Vocal Solo "The Star SDaneled Ban ner" ..Miss Ferris Guitar accompaniment, Mrs. Boone. AN OIT OF TOWN PARTY. Mrs. John McDermott entertained the members of the Marouette club at a uncheon and afternou party at her home in Irving Park Boulevard. Chicago yesterday. Several of the club members from Hammond attended and Mrs. E. R. Disbrow of Woodliwn u,-b he out of town members present. Mrs. McDermott had as her only Invited guest, Mrs. Sawyer of St. Paul, Minn. who is her house guest. The guests were entertained at a twelve n'dni-ir uncheon and a daintilv arranl uncheon of four courses was served. The tables were attractively arranged with flowers and greens. The entertainment for the afternoon was cards and the guest played seveal games of euchre at small tables in the parlors. Mrs. Peter Crumpacker received first honors and Mrs. B.L.P. Bell was award ed the second honors. The announce ment wag made of .the next, meeting which wll take place on the evening of Friday, February 24th. Mrs. C. E. Olhausen and Mrs. E. F. Johnston will be hostesses and entertain the members and their husbands at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Olhausen in Glendale. The same program of entertainment as is carried out at the afternoon meetings wil be enjoyed. AN AFTERNOON PARTY. Mrs. A. J. Burk delightfully enter tained at an afternoon party yester day at her .home in Truman avenue In honor of the members of the Industrious Twelve. Mrs. Sourbeer and Mrs Frank Hitchcock were invited to meet with the members as the guests of ths hostess. Needle work was the only feature of entertainment during the afternon until four-thirty o'clock when the guests were invited into the dining room and served with a daintily ar ranged course luneheon. The table was treated to a simple decoration of flames and ferns. Mrs. G. Ender will be the next hostess and will entertain at her home in Douglas street Friday after noon, February 24th. POSTPONE THE MEETING. The members of the J. F. F. Club de cided to postpone the meeting which was announced to take plare last evening at the home of Miss Elizabeth Reynolds in Beall avenue. The change was made on account of other social en gagements and the regular meeting will be held next Friday and Miss Reynolds will entertain. The usual diversions of the club will be enjoyed WIIX MEET NEXT FRIDAY. The meeting of the N. P. Whist club which was announced to take place last evening was postponed on account of the dancing party given by the alumni associaton of the Hammond school The party will be given Friday evening of next week and the place of meeting will be announced later A DANCING PARTY. One of the most delightful society gatherings of the season in Hammond's yonger set took place last evening when the members of the Alumni association of the Hammond high school entertained at their second annual mid-winter dancing party at the Masonic Temple. The dancing party given by the association has become an annual affair in Hammond and is anticipated with a great deal of pelasure by the members and their friends. It is Pure Medicines and Excellent Service The only kind of Medicines that cure are the ones which are pure, fresh and of standard strength. That is the only kind you will get if you bring your prescriptions to us. For expert Medicine service go to HAMMOND, INDIANA 575 S. H0MA STi PHONE 451

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MLL riNSH Melville Vaalroan, balloonist, ntu, under consideration a plan to tnvei from Cincinnati to Europe In a dirigible balloon. Will Finsh, secretary of the Cincinnati Industrial bureau, THE SCIENCE OK BREATHING If Klrla could be made to realise the ill effects on both health and looks, ef bad breathing; correctly. It la difficult to overestimate the harm that month breathing; does. The girl who breathes thronsh her mouth doubtless considers that she has merely formed a bad habit. She gives It no mere serious thought than to hope ahe does net snare. Bnt it Is a habit that If continued, will sorely lead to disease. Net amir does it brlng; wnoa on the annoyance of a dry, Irritated throat, It also plays havee with one's looks. The arirl who la a habitual mouth-breather Is prone to have a sallow-leaden complexion, yes that lack: lustre, skin that la heavy and rough, mrrinkles and nerves, not to mention a brain that la sufficiently nourished. The digestive organs, the lungs, the muscles, the heart and the skin are all bound to suffer from the effect of bad breathing, it is aaid that even one's teeth are damaged by It. To breathe properly is one of the most important functions vre have to perform. . If we fall in this then the entire body suffers In consequence. The whole of respiration la not contained In the mere taking of air Into the lungs and then breathing It out again. Oaee the air reaches thelunga the , oxygen , Is distributedthrough their lining, and taken op by the blood, which carries this life-giving food to every cell la the body. Then all impurities are thrown off In the expired air. If every girl would acquire the habit of good breathing she will soon see Its beneficial effect In better looks and better health. , the only entertainment of the year's social calendar when the friends are invited to meet with them. Invitations were sent to several hundred persons and the hall was comfortably filled for dancing. Many of the guests came from a, distance, several from Chicago, Crown Point and Lafayette, Ind. As the guests arrived they gathered Informally in the parlors for social conversation until nine o'clock when in formal dancing was enjoyed. It was ten o'clock before the guests formed for the grand march which was lead by Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Groman. During the march the programs were given out. Thy were cards done in the colors of the high school, purple and white. Twleve dances and four extras com posed the program of dances for the evening. There was no scheme of deco ration carried out In the hail, the colors being prominent only in the programs. DePe of Chicago furnished the music! for the evening and his program was thoroughly enjoyed. During the inter missions frappe was served in the re freshment room. A NOTICE TO MEMBERS, All members of Golden Uule Council No 1 D. of L ae dequested to meet at the K. of P. Hall Monday evening, February 13th to go to East Chicago . to initiate a class ol candidates. -The members are asked to meet early so as to take the 7:20 o'clock car. MISS SIIROYER A HOSTESS. The young ladies of the G. E. E. club were the guests of Miss Leah Shroyer at an evening party at her home in Sibley stret. A pleasant social time was spent with embroidery work and musie until ten o'clock when a daintily arranged course lirncheon was served. The only guest was Evelyn Hessler, a cousin of the hostess. Miss Bessie Porch will be the next hotess and will entertain at, her home in East Sibley street next Friday evening. AWOISCE A 31 ESTERTAISMKST. The members of the Hammond Woman's club announce the third of their series of entertainments .to be given Thursday evening, February 16th in the auditorium of the First M. E. church. The program will be given by the Strollers Quartette who come to Hammond highly recommended. As an evidence of their popularity it has been stated that during the year 1909-1910 they could have filled as many more engagements as there were days in the years. A cordial invitation is extended the public to hear them. BOYS CLlrB " MEETS. Carl and Peter Brom were hosts to the members of the Good Boys Pleasure club at their meeting last evening at

MELVILLE: -VANIMAN ir, interested In the undertaking. Vanlman was Walter Wellman'n right-band man in the flight of the dirigible "America" towards Europe, which expedition ended in disaster. their homo in Truman avenue. It was the regular weekly club meeting and all the members were present. The usual diversions of the club were enjoyed. Various games and contests were arranged for the entertainment of the young folks and Wilfred Wolters and Renner Hoffman were awarded the honors in the guessing contests. At nine o'clock refreshments were served. Harold Miller will entertain the club members next Friday evening at the home of" his parents Mr. and Mrs. Emery Miller in Truman avenue. A -VALENTIN E SOCIAL. A pleasant social event, of the week was a Valentine social given by the members of the Deborah Aid Society of the First Christian church at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Hatfield in Erie street last evening. The members and their friends were invited to attend and thee was a good attendance but not as large as had been expected. A nice sum was realized to be used for the benefit of the church. The home was prettily decorated appropriate to the Valentine season and the color scheme was caried out in red and white A short musical and literary program was rendered after which the guests met socially to conversation and were served with dainty refreshments. THE EP WORTH LEAGUE CONTEST. Great interest has centered in the Epworth League contest which has now extended over two months of time. The points were new members. Attendance at meetings and money raised. The contest closes with Sunday evening and a great rally Is expected at :15 o'clock. The Hon. James Laur of Bloomington, 111., a former Epworth League state president wil make the address. Some interesting - announcements! will ; te made.' The red and white sides will hear the record read. It has been a notable contest and will affect the league for years to come. AH are Invited to this meeting. PARENTS CU D MEETING. The members of the Parents Club of the Lincoln school met in the school hall yesterday afternoon for a very interesting meeting. It was the regular monthly meeting to which all the mothers in the district were invited and there was a very good attendance. An appropriate Lincoln program was given and the Rev. George R. Streeter ad dressed the members. The remainder of the program was given by the children of th grades who gave several recitation and songs, asited by Mr. John Powell, Jr. pianist. Following the program tho members discussed several subjects of interest and enjoyed a social time. They met informally in xr.e halls for social conversation. A STFD Y MEETISG. The young ladies of the Standard Bearers Society of the First M. E church met at the home of Mfss Mar guerite Wilcox In Conkey avenue last evening for their regular monthly meeting. There was a short business sesson when the arrangements were made to go to Whiting to attend the thank offering meeting and birthday so cial of the society there. Many of the I members expect to attend and are an- I ticipating a very enjoyable time. j J. C. Graves of Carroll street has gone to Oceola. Iowa, where he was called by the illness of his father. Edgar Bridge of Chicago was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Sharrer last i evening at their home in South Hon-j man street. He came to attend the I alumni dancing party at the Masonic temple. Mr. anl Mrs. E. S. Cooper and children, of Warren street, will spend the week-end in Crown Point as the guests of Mrs. Adelia F. Cooper. There will be a meeting of the Hammond Wireless club Saturday evening in the clubrooms in Sibley street. All the members are invited to attend. Miss Pauline Sauerman of Crown Point is being entertained by Miss Florence Loveridge at her home in Removal

MAS LEVIN Has moved his Tailoring establishment to his new location 171 EAST STATE STREET, HAMMOND. Where he will be pleased to see his friends and customers. Watch for my opening announcement.

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MISS GRACE BAIRD AND COMPANY TONIGHT "My Mandy Lane" Prices 10-20

Sunday, February 12th HARRY A SKIN Presents THE WONDERFUL GIRL SHOW "The Sweetest Girl in Paris" With Exactly the Identical Cast and Chorus Seen During Its 263 Nights at LaSalle Opera House, Chicago, including TRIXIE FRIGANZA. ALEX CARR. FREDERICH V. BURNS.

CATHRYN ROWE PALMER. DOROTHY BRUNER. JOE BARNETT. MACE BONVILLE. Mr. Askin believes Hammond audience quite as worthy of consideration as Chicago, hence the Original Cast.

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Webb street for a few days. Miss Sauerman came to attend the dancing party at the Masonic temple, given by , the members of the Alumni association, i Miss Irene Mott is entertaining Miss Lucie Brockenbrough of Lafayette, at her home in South Hohman street, for several days. Miss Brockenbrough came to attend the alumni dancing party-Mrs. George Drackert is expected to return home this evening from Benton Harbor, Mich., where she has been spending two weeks. Mies Ruth Sohl, who is atetnding the University of Chicago, will spend tha week end in Hammond, visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Cynthia Sohl, in Mason street. New Open For Business Dime Messenger Servlcs Phone 669. Office 104 Sibley St. Messages and parcels delivered to ail parts of city and out of town. Iavltatiea, Circulars, Etc. Carefully Distributed GRAND UNION HOTEL .K. new york crrr vrd Omm. CENTRAL mnOM NEW YORK CITY teftw 8 ?rGal3 Sootu! Hsp HawlevS New Turkish Bath and Massage Parlors Are now ready and open for business ttnder the First National Rantc, Haiumond, Ind. Kntranee on Slbley steeet. Phone S51 Notice.

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