Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 8, Hammond, Lake County, 25 March 1911 — Page 2

THE LAKE COUNTY TI MES. (SATURDAY AND WEEKLY EDITION.)

March 25, 1911.

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WHITE COSTUMES TO BE FAVORITES 1 White mohair two-piece suits and white mohair tailored dresses promise to be particular favorites of Madame Mode thl3 summer. Sometimes these white costumes re trimmed with white braid and folds of satin; sometimes there is a dashing mixture of black with the snowy whiteness, and again bands of deep-colored embroidery liven up tha costume. This charmingly simple little white tnohalr dress Is made very smart by bands of Bulgarian embroidery in ehades of red cud blue, and the belt Is of varnished red leather. MEAI.S FOR A HAY. BREAKFAST. Stewed Apricots. Ham and Eggs. Cream of Wheat with Top Milk. Toat. Coffee. U'XCHEOX. Luncheon Cheese and Kggs. Buttered Toast. P.aked Apples. Cookies. Tea. DINNER. Vegetable Pea Soup. Baked Ham. Oyster Baked with Dumpling. Kscalloped Potatoes. Banana and Nut Salad. Iemon Puff. Coffee. ' a social ;athehin;. The girls of the H. A. T. S. Club were entertained . by Miss Beatrice Eisner at lier home' in Morton Court la3t evening. It was the' weekly club meeting at which- the members meet for games, contests and music and enjoy a pleasant socjal time. The serving of refreshments at ten o'clock concluded the pleasant entertainment. Another party will be given next Friday evening and the hostess will be named later. The following are members of the club, the Misses lleulah Drackert.

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THE YOUNG MEN'S TAILORS, 61 Stte Street, Hammond, Indiana, is now owned by B. GREENBERG of Fifth Ave., New York, the artistic tailor. If you want a perfect fit, If you want the best workmanship, If you want a Suit that will hang well and wear well, I can and will make it in Hammond for $20.00 and up. See my goods and work before ordering your Spring Suit. Special attention to cleaning and pressing. Telephone ABA"2

SOCIAL SEWS FOR MOSDAY.

Mr. and Mr. I. O'Connell will be ont sad hHten to the member f the "500" Club at their bum? In South Huhman ntreet Monday evening;. A meeting of the member of the Court of Honor mill take place Monday evening; In Weia Hall In State atreet. The member of the Garfield Club will meet In the parlora of the Flrt ChrlKtlan church In Calumet avenue Monday evening for their regular meeting. There will be a meeting; of the member of Triumph Council "o. 1 I), of 1- Monday evening; in I. O. O. I Hall State atreet. Pay XIalo, Kalherine Swltzer, Dunbar and Beatrice Eisner. Adele ENJOY THE MEETlXi;. Miss little Schwab had as her guests last evening at her home In South Holiman street the young ladles of the J. F. F. Club. The usual social diversions were enjoyed, the members meeting informally for, dancing, games and contests. At ten o'clock the hostess served her guests with a dainty luncheon. The next party will be given Frl. day evening. March 31st at the home of Miss Klizabeth Reynolds in Beall avsnne. The same program of entertainment will be enjoyed, -j INITIATE CAMJII1ATES. There was a large attendance of members at the Vneeting of Golden Rod Camp 1657 Royal Neighbors last evening in Ixng'a Hall in State street. It was a special meeting railed for the transaction of business, here was Initiation of two candidates during tho evening and other floor work was given. A social session followed the business meeting when the members gathered informally for music and conversation. The arrangements were completed for tlie next meeting to be held in two weeks on Friday evening. April 7th. All the members are invited to attend. HOLD HKIil l.AR MEETING. The regular meeting of the members of Hammond Temple No. 73 Pythian Sisters took place last evening In the K. of P. Hall. There was a large attendance of members at the meeting. The transaction of business occupied the attention of the members during tho early evening. The name of one candidate for membership was balloted upon and initiation will take place at the next regular meeting in two weeks. All th members are invited to be in attendance at the next meeting as arrangements are being made for a very enjoyable time. A social session followed the regular meeting last evening. NO MEETIXti THIS WEEK. There was no meeting of the members of the Alpha Phi Club yesterday afternoon on account or illness among the members. A party may be arranged for next Friday afternoon but the announcement has not been made. The hostess will be named later. CLl B DID NOT MEET. There was no meeting of the mem berg of the N. P. Whist Club last even lng which was the evening for the regular meeting and the announcement has not been made of the next meeting. The entertainment will include a six thirty o'clock dinner and bridge games. The host and hostess will be named later. ax afternoon: partv. Mrs. P. J. Lyons was hostess to the member . of the Embroidery Club at an enjoyable afternoon party yesterday at her home in Otden street. A pleasant social time was spent witn needle work following which a daintily arranged "two course luncheon waj served. : A SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT. A very enjoyable evening was spent by the young ladies of the O. E. E. Club last evening as the guests of Mia? Ethel Redman at her home in East Sibley street. It was the weekly club meeting and several of the members

were present. In company with the members Miss Kedman entertained ths Misses Jane and lluth McCloskey as lier invited guests. During the evening; embroidery work was the leading- feature of entertainment although a short musical program was enjoyed. At tea o'clock the guests were Invited into the dining room- and served with a daintily arranged course luncheon. The table was prettily decorated and the color eehema was attractively carried out in purple and wjjlte. Miss L!l"lia:i Porch will bo the next hostess and aha will entertain at her home in. Kast Sibley atreet next Friday evening. March 31st.

AN INTKKESTINt; SESSION. A very interesting meeeting of tha members of the Parents Club of the Wallace school took place yesterday afternoon in the school hall. It Aas the .regular monthly meeting to which j ail the mothers m trie scnooi oistrici were cordially invited to attend. There were many present. A short business meeting was a feature of the afternoon. Plans were made for the next meeting to be held on the evening of April 25th when the fathers will be invited to attend and listen to a program and enjoy the social session now being arranged. Mrs. Peterson ol Erie street was elected to serve as vice president of the society during the remainder of the year. Other business of interest to the members was transacted after which the program for the afternoon was announced. The children of the grades were assisted by Professor Clark Learning who rendered a vocal solo and Mrs. Eugene Cooper who gave an instrumental selection. The address was given by Dr. Salisbury and he chose as his subject. "The Care of the Teeth." The address proved very interesting and instructive. At the close of the program the members enjoyed social games and conversation until a late hour. A BANQVET. About seventy-five young people of the Sunday school of the First Christian church gathered In the parlors of the church in Calumet avenue last evening, the occasion being a banquet at which the members of the Loyal Sons entertained In honor of the girls of the Wide Awake Class. The two classes of which Mrs. Will Lasoh and Mr. Levi Golden are teachers have been engaged in a contest for the purpose of securing new members and It was arranged that the losing ajde give a banquet at the close of the contest. The young people met for social conversatiou and music until the banquet hour was announced. Covers were laid for seventy-five. The tables w'ere prettily trimmed with carnations and ferns and a color scheme was daintily carried out in pink and white. The menu chosen was an excellent one and the banquet was prepared and served by the members of the Deborah Society of the church. While the guests were at the table several flash light pictures were taken. The affair was most enjoyable in every detail and everyone was de lighted with the entertainment. Miss Oce McCool will attend the matinee in Chicago today and see JulU Marlowe nd f H s,-them in -As You Like If at the Lyric. Miss Bertha Hansen of Rimbach ave nue went to Kenwood today to remain over Sunday th guest of Mrs. William Moomaw. A. W. Baron who is attending the Valparaiso University, at Valparaiso was the guest of friends in Hammond last evening on his way to Beavervllle, 111. to spend Sunday with friends anJ relatives. ' Mr. and Mrs. John L. Rhode of Indiana avenue will spend Sunday with Mr. Rhode's sister. Mrs. Behrens at her home in Chicago. Miss Maud Scrlver of Chicago will spend Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Shepherd at her home in May street. Mrs. Clarence te Normandie of Zion City, 111. will return home today after a short visit with Hammond friends and relatives. Miss Winnie Pleggie of Chicago will come to Hammond this evening to remain over Sunday the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Drackert and family of State Line street. There will be a meeting of the members of Dorcas Rebeckah Lodge this this evening evening in the I. O. O. F. Hall In State street. A large attendance of members is desired a sa pleasant social session has been arranged to follow the regular meeting. There will be a meeting of the members of the official board of the First M. E. church Monday evening. March 27th In the church social rooms. All the members are asked to be present. Miss F.liiabeth Weber of South H oilman street will spend Sunday visiting her relatives in Cedar Lake. Mrs. Richard Caldwell arrived In Hammond yesterday from Miami, Fla. and will make her home here in the future. Mr. and Mis. Caldwell moved to Florida for the winter and Mr. Caldwell returned only a short time ago. A change has been made in the meet, ing day of the Oak Leaf Embroidery Club. Mrs. Gehrlng will entertain th-s members of the club Tuesday afternoon instead of Thursday at her home In Truman avenue. The afternoon will be devoted to needle work.

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LAKE CD. AUTHORESS DIES Oil WAY HOME (Special to Thb Time.) I-owell, Ind., March 25. Mrs. Martha Sigler, wife of C'haa. Sigler, proprietor of the Sigler Hotel, Cedar Lake, died at the home of Pave Mee at Irving Park, Chicago, yesterday afternoon at 1 "NO n'flocU nf earner ftf tha .r nn. Her hustand had just returned with her from a trin to Arkansas. hoDinsr the change of climate would do her good and she passed away before they could reach their home at Cedar Lake. Arrangements for the funeral have not been completed. Martha Binyon, daughter of John and Nancy Binyon waa in Franklin county. Iowa and had he lived until April 12, would have been BO years old. Her folks moved to Cedar Lake when she was a child, where eie was brought up. She was married toj Chas. Sigler 32 years agj and is survived by her husband, son Cecil and daughter Ruby. For the past 25 years she and her husbana nave run a hotel at Cedar Lake and were probably two of the best known people In Lake county. Mrs. Sigler was characterized by her congenial spirit, gentle disposition and sympathetic nature and was generous and helpful to a high degree. To know her was to love her and her friends who deeply regret her death were legion. She Is also survived by a large number of relatives. She was an authoress of more than local reputation and had a number of ambitious plans under way when her last illness started. Set For April 4. The next regular meeting of the Men's club is scheduled for April 4. the first Tuesday of the month. No definite program has as yet been arranged for the evening. . Seigle Files Claim. Jacob Seigle filed a claim in Judge Ames' court yesterday afternoon against William Everett for. money fraudulently Obtained amounting to $36.73. This he got by the stolen check route. Seigle will garnishee Everett's wages at the Northern Indiana Gas & Electrio Co., where he was working. Everett claims he has money coming from the company. The trial has been set for Tuesday, March 28. Seeing Snakes and Things. George Valul of East Hammond, who was arrested yesterday morning for causing a disturbance on the east side, was arraigned before Judge Barnett this morning and fined $1 and costs, omounting to $11. ",s P"ner. wno was at tne trai i th!s morning claimed there wasn't anything the matter with George only that he had the snakes, and the snakes he certainly had for he was lmvlnc nn kirkiI1 thm ollt nf hlsj ..,, ,. . v C l t I i. ItJrHV. UCWl f. . V IUI ii around unless he saw a big snake. He has had them for the past month; for George has had a continuous jag for the past' seven or eight weeks. x Valul is a riveter and makes good money. He will be taken down to Crown Point for eleven days, where he will not be able to secure snake water. Fill the Jag House. Two more "Keeley cure" drunks were arrested last night, filled to the brim with all the concoctions that go to make up a good-sized drunk. They were William Lofters, 208 Ogden street, and August Sehat of Chicago. They were arraigned before Judge Barnett this morning and fined $1 and costs, amounting to $11, and will be taken to Crown Point to layout their fines. Taken to Jail. William KVerett. who was placed under a $500 bond for forging a stolen check, was taken down to Crown Point yesterday, where lie will he h!ld until his trial, Monday, March 27. Bishop's Carriage. "In the Bishop's Carriage" will be the attraction at Towle's opera house tonight and it Is expected that this splendid drama will attract a large patronage. The play has appeared in all of the large cities and lias made a hit wherever it has appeared. Sunday there will be vaudeville at Towle's. A first class troupe sent down by the. Orpheum circuit will appear here and popular prices will prevail. A week from Sunday 'Polly of the Circus" will be the attraction at Towle's. This Is the play made famous by Mable Tallfero and Is one of the finest dramas that has even been seen in this city. Club Affair Tonight. The members of the University club will enjoy the regular Saturday evening open house tonight. The affair last Saturday indicated that this feature e Hammond, Indiana

NOTED NEW YORKER ARRIVESJ HARBOR Organizer of Sage Foundation Takes Up Work in Twin Cities.

(Special to Thb Times.) Indiana Harbor, March 25. Frances McLean, the organizer for the Saga Foundation in New York, arrived in Indiana Harbor this morning and to spend the day In the twin cities. The greater part of tbe day will be passed at Indiana Harbor, but for an hour or two Mr. MacLean will be at the city hall, where he will , submit to being questioned on matters Identi ned with united charities, by all suffi ciently interested to visit him there. Until about three in the afternoon Mr. McLean will be at the Commer rial Club to answer questions. havin first been entertained at luncheon at the South Bay Hotel. He will return to the South Bay for dinner this evening and later will deliver an address on methods to be observed in organizing a United Charities and on his o.n personal experiences along these line.?. Not only are representatives of the crganizations interested in the local l.'r.ited Charities requested to interview Mr. McLean during his stay in the Twin cities, and to attend the meeting tonight, but every person interested on his own account In charity work, is asked to come. It la hopel and expected that a goodly number of rersons will show their interest in the work andx that a large audience will assemble for this evening's address. LAKE FRONT PARK READY FOR SPRING Lake front park has been touched by the magic breath of spring, and for a fortnight now there have been silent stirrings in the branches of the trees and in the roots of the grass. There is a sort of expectency haunting the place as if it were about to burst forth into one grand surprise and a song of welcome. The cooling shade of the trees, the soft grass, and the bracing breeze from the lake are fond memories In the minds of thousands of Hammond people who visited the recreation spot last year. It will be weeks, possibly months, before the park will be at its loveliest. but nothing undaunted the place already has a number of visitors daily who apparently find it hard to wait un til the thermometer registers 100 in the shade. That the strictest supervision should be maintained; that the undesirable element shall be barred and the place made the playground for respectable rich and poor element of Hammond that is the wish of thousands whose thoughts begin to turn with the first warm sun toward the lake front park. of the club's activity is becoming more and more popular. It is getting to be a habit with the members of the club tflTgo around on Saturday night and meet the -crowd. Tonight there will be ref reshments and billiards and pool will be played. There has been talk of starting another handicap tournament, as the last one was a very interesting affair. Joe Sontag. the chairman of the entertainment committee, win leave no stone unturned to make the affair tonight a success. Bridge Work Progresses. The construction workers on the Hohman street bridge are now working full force and the Fteel erection on the north approach is progressing rapidly. Work has been started on the span which is nearly completed. Steel is arriving daily to keep the force at work. At the present rate the bridge, it is thought, will be completed by the first of May. Death of Lad. Orville Wright, the 6-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. William Wright. 380 Towle street, died last night at 10:30 o'clock. The body will be shipped to Spurlington, Ky. ' Funeral arrangements have not been made. Wah Kee Guilty. The case of Wah Kee vs. Kverett Verill, who charges Wah Kee with losing a shirt belonging to him valued at $2, was tried this morning before Judge Prest. Wah Kee pleaded guilty to the charge and paid Verill for the shirt and court costs, amounting to J4. Meet on Monday. If President A. F. Knotta, of the Lake County Bar association, can be reached by a number of lawyers who are anxloii3 to have a meeting called for next Monday, the meeting will probably bo called then. If not it will probably be postponed until next week some time. It Is understood that the grievance committee has a report to make. This committee was appointed some time ago to look into complaints that hava been made against certain members of the bar. Harry Portz Better. Harry Poitz, 413 Douglas street, West Hammond, who has been sick for three weeks. Is able to be up and around again. He hopes to be able to go back to his work next week. Leave For Tournament. Two five-men teams will leave tomorrow for' Indianapolis wlier thtsy wi",i represent Hammond in the bowling conference wlvch starts Monday, March 27. They have been practicing daily, and expect to bring home some

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Now Open For Business Dime Messenger Service Phone M. Ofllee 104 SlWey St. Mesaages and parcels delivered to all parts of city and out of town, lavtlatloee. Circulars. Etc Carefully Distribute ct the bacon. The following have entered in the five-men team, doubles and singles: W. Jacquest, B. Newell, Q. Portch, D. Farrell, F. Geib, J. Schneider, W. Fowler, C. Eckland, F. Newell and T. Litzen. No Plastering Done. Although the residence of Wesley J. Reed on the Ridge road was lathel last week, nothing In the way of plastering was on the building thU week. The stand still is said to have been due owing to the fact that the I ullding was lathed by non union men. Mr. Reed has been in no particular hurry, but is confident that when he gifs ready, he will also be able to get plasterers. Starts Action. Charging that William Jahnke attacked her on the streets of Hobart and attempted to tear her clothes from off her person, Caroline Iwis has started an action in the Lake superior court tn Hammond tn which she seeks to recover 12,000 damages. The assault Is alleged to have taken place Jan. 25, and the complaint says that it took place in the presence of seevral witnesses, much to her mortification. A GEEATDANGER. That impure blood causes, a variety of diseases during the summer months has from time to time been proven by imminent specialists. It Is therefore dangerous to expose yourself to these maladies when there is a remedy with which to overcome this! Kezall Speclflo and Alterative is a simple remedy that cleanses the blood of all impurities, qutckly eradicatingall eruptions of the skin which in the spring generally manifests itself. This remedy may be had in Hammond at the drug department of the Lion Store at 98c per bottle. Remember the Rexall guarantee money hack if you are not satisfied Adv,

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