Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 274, Hammond, Lake County, 9 May 1911 — Page 2

THE TIMES. Tuesday, May 9, 1911.

A SMART COAT AND HAT IN CONTINENTAL STYLE.

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SOCIAL. SEWS FOR WEDNESDAY. A mrrtliiK of the members of tb Mir' Aid Society of the Flrnt PrcabTttrlaa church will take place In the church parlors Wednesday afternoon. The members of the ti. I. A. to the n. of I- E. will meet Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock la the K. of p. II all. There will be n meeting: of the members of Ladles of the Knights of Columbus Wednesday afteraoon In the K. of C Hall. The member of the L,adlen Guild of St. Paul 'a Episcopal church will meet In the guild room Wedaesday afternoon for an Important business meeting;. The members of the Deborah Aid Society of the Klrst Christian church will meet for an all day session Wednesday la the parlors of the church In Calumet avenue..

Traverse. The consolation prie was awarded to Mrs. Will Lawson. Followingthe games a pleasant time ws spent In conversation'' and music after

which the guests were invited into the

dining room and served with an elabo

rate luncheon of four courses. The table was prettily decorated with a center piece of American Beauty roses. Among the guests at the pretty func

tion were the Mesdames Henry Burge,

Charles Miller, Thomas Hart, Ray

Fowler, Roy Traverse, F. A. Bull,

Walter McCumsey, William Lawson, R.

A. Hickev. August Wlegand and M.

Pe'zraan.

AN INTERESTING MEETING.

Mrs. J. J. Anderson was "at home"

to the members of the art committee of the Hammond Woman's Club at her residence, 625 Ann street yesterday af

ternoon. It was the regular b-monthly

meeting and the usual number of members attended. Mrs. Anderson was

chairman of the program committee for

the day and she had a very entertain-

insr program arranged on the day's

study. -The Art of the Louvre. Mrs.

nierson had an outline drawing of

the l.ouvre which she used In her de-

f- ription of several of the rooms and :hc art thev contained. Her talk was

v-rv- interesting and enjoyable. Mrs.

V.othschild, the chairman of the com

Titteo entertained the guests with an

v count of her visit to the Louvr in K.iris and the description of the

Mllfr'ps and several of the famous

THE WATER GAJDKN. Many aquatic planta may he crown la the gvdea at at trifling expense, for the tank, either cement, or a strons, tight barrel may be used. If the lat

ter, get a strong, water-tight barrel or cask, and saw this In two la the middle this will make two tuba. Pig a hole In

the lawa the slsa and depth of d

the tuba and large enough, to hold both of them. Put the two tubs la th hole, aid by aide,

d and All la the Irregular spaces between with stone and soil. d

Moisture-loving plants may be

d net here, aa they will flourish la ' the overflow of the tubs. Six or

eight Inches of mud front the d d bottom of a pond, or a mlxturo d of rich garden loam aad old

d manure Is first put la, then to a

d depth of aa inch or more with

d gardea loam that Is quite rich. d In the top soil set the bulbs or

roots, being careful that all

4 small roots are well straight-

q ened outj then, over the aoll d

d place aa Inch layer of aaad a ad d fine gravel to weight down the d d noli aad roots, and slowly tnra d

the water Into the tabs, Ailing

d each tub to the brim, and add- d Ing a few pieces of charcoal to keep the water sweet. Great

d care must be taken, la filling d

la the water, that the roots are d

4 aot disturbed. Any water-lov-

d lag, or nqnatle plant will grow d

In this, aad the water must be d

tilled la aa fast as It evaporates.

The first filling rany be done

d with a spriakler la the form of d a shower, as a stream of water would wash out the roots. In d this the water-hyactath, water- d

pppy, parrots' feather, water d lilies, the common yellow aad d white kinds that grow la ponds d aad stagnant places la rivers, or d

d the Egryptlan lotus, can be

grown heer. Try It.

ANNOUNCEJOINTS.

Grand electric illumination dance at I

East Chicago Rink may 13th. Don't miss It. , 6-3t

KOTICK TO EAGLES.

On Wednesday evening. May 10th

Hammond Aerie 1263 wll initiate four

candidates for East Chicago Aerie at

ur hall. All brothers and visiting rothers are urged to attend this meet

ing. Lunch and refreshments. 8-2t

DAVE HIRSCH. H. A. ELSNER. W. Pres. W. Secy.

Buttons always delight the hearts of children and the coat showing the most buttons is likely to be the one appealing most emphatically to the small girl's taste. All in rontinental blue and buff Is this graceful sprinp costume, and the hat of rough blue, straw has the true Continental shape. The coat is built of fawn-colored serge with dark blue velvet collar and cuffs on which is an embroidered design In fawn color. The belt is of dark blue varnished leather and the buttons are of gunmetal.

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Pictures she had seen on her European Rfia .Miss Mary Odes, visit. Mrs. George R. Streeter gave an interesting description of one of the ,

JIEAI.S FOR A DAY. BREAKFAST Halves of Grapefruit. Halibut, Creamed Small Potatoes. Baked. Cornmeal Muffins Coffee. LUNCHEON. Poached Eggs, pimento and Tomato Sauce. Baking Powder Biscuits. Rhubarb Pie. Cheese. DINNER. Fricasse of Chicken Priced Potatoes. Buttered Onions. Watercress. French Dressing. Peaches (Canned), Manhattan Style. Black, Coffee,.

A SIRPHISE PARTY. One of the very delightful entertainments of yesterday afternon was a surprise party given tn compliment to Mrs. M. Pelzman her hxune in State street.

The party was given to celebrate her

birthday anniversary and she was presented with a number of pretty gifts in remembrance of tho day. Among the

gift3 were a beautiftil gold bracelet and

a bouquet of American Beauty roses from the ladies of the Fern Leaf Linen Club of whuch Mrs. Pelzman is a member. The afternoon was spent very

enjoyably at the aard tables where several games of whist were played. Mr3. Ray Fowler receive! tho first honors and the remaining prizes were won by Mrs. Walter McCiimsey and Mrs. Roy

world's famous pictures, "llona Lisa,

by Devinci. The program closed with

the talk by Mrs. Streeter and a short business meeting was called. The plans

were not completed for the next study

meeting and announcement will be made of It later. The members made a few dans for th observance of their

annual social day. The day will b

selected at the next meeting. The

members are planning to go to Jack

son Park in the morning and enjoytng a picnic luncheon and in the afteroon

visit the Fields Museum and tho studio

o fLorado Past, the sculptor. They are

anticipating a very enjoyable day

A MATINEE PARTY.

Mrs. Henry Burge. Mrs. Frederick A.

Bull. Mrs. Charles Miller and Mrs. William Lawson composed a matinee party

last Saturday to see '"Love and Polities'

at the LaSallo theater.

A." ALL DAY SESSION

The members of the Deborah Aid So

ciety of the First Christian church will meet for an all day session Wednesday

in the parlors of the church in Calumst

avenue.. The committee of which Mrs

Han-n is chairman will serve a hot dinner at noon and will also have a sale of home bakery. A cordial invitation

Is extended all the members and their friends to attend and it is desired that many are present. The proceeds will be

used for the benefit of the church MOTHERS MEETING.

The Mothers' Club of the Lincoln

school will hold the last meeting of the

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afternoon Mrs. Ray Chapman and Mrs.

Poynter. The guests spent the af

ternoon very pleasantly with their needle work and social conversation af

ter wnicn tney were served with a

daintily arranged course luncheon. A

party will be given next Monday after-

noon as usual and the hostess will be

named later. The tamo nmermm of

entertainment will be enjoyed.

A CARD PARTY AND DANCE. The members of the G. I. A, to tho

B. of L. E. will entertain at a card party and dance Friday evening. May

12th at Long's Hall in State stret. A

cordial invitation is extended the pub

lic to attend. A large number of tickets have already ben disposed of and preparations are being mado to en

tertain a large gathering. Seven games

of pedro will be played and six prizes

will be awarded in the games. Dane-

Tonight, Wednesday Night and Wednesday Matinee WATERBURY BROS. AND TENNY Vaudeville's Greatest "Comedy Musical Artists" EDYTH HANEY "Pocket Edition Commediene" BECKER, LANCASTER & COMPANY In Their Latest Comedy Sketch Entitled, "The Onion Trust" SHAYNE AND KANE Singing and Talking Comedians GTJS HENDERSON ' The "Rube" on the Bounding Wire Latest and Most "Up-to-Date" Motion Pictures

EVENING PERFORMANCES AT 7:30 AND 9:00

ing parlor.

PRICES:

ng will take place in tho large danc- Entire Main Floor reserved, 20C Balcony not reserved, JQq

Ladies' and Children's Matinee Wed. and Sat. 2:30. p. m. All Seats, Adults IQc Chi,dren 5C Sunday Matinee at 2:30 p. m. Prices Same as Evenings. BOX OFFICE OPEN FROM 1 P. M. TO 10 P. M. DAILY. Seats now on Sale. J Entire Change of Program Monday and Thursday

MEETING W AS POSTPONED. There was no meeting of the mem

bers of the St. Agnes Guild of St

Paul's Episcopal church last evening

and the arrangements have not been

raada for the next one. A meeting will

be called for next Monday and the hostess will be named later.

MRS. MINARD ENTERTAINS. Mrs. L. A. Minard entertained the

members of the Ideal Book Club at her home in Doty street last evening. It was the regular bi-monthly meeting

which was changed from Tuesday to

entertain at a May party w eanesaay evening. May 10th in the club house in

Calumet avenue. Dancing wm d one

of the features of entertainment.

A FAREWELL PARTY. The members of the Epworth League

of the First M. E. church will give a

Vocal Solo Mn. Hathaway

Recitation Erval Steven Piano Solo .Grace Jenkln

Drill.. 12 boys with Mr. Buck in charge

Cornet Solo Harold Hathaway Recitation Alice Blockl

Instrumental Duet Mrs.

John Powell. Jr. and Grace Jenkln

Odessa Heat

W. Hill

Address Rev. A.

W. Hoffman of Presbyterian Churc

Piano Solo Miss Webber

Selection High School Orchestra

The fathers and mothers of the dis

trict and their friends are most cordial ly invited to be present at this meet

lng.

ENTERTAINS AT CARDS.

Mr. ana Mrs.' Frank Hitchcock wer

host and, hostess at the meeting f the members ot tHm a0', Club and. entertained them very pleasantly last even

ing at their home In South Hohman street. It was the weekly club meeting and all the members were present.

In company with the members were

Miss Grover and Mr. Swynerton who were the invited guests for the even

ing. A very enjoyable time was spent

at the card tables where several games

of progressive "500" were played at

small tables In the parlors. The serving

of a dainty two course luncheon con

cluded the pleasant entertainment. The next party will be the last one of the season and the Misses Bertha and

Beatrice Hansen wll entertain at their home. 11 Rirabach avenue next Monday

eveniff.

CI-ARK-KAl'FM AN KtPTlALS.

One of the Interesting announcements

of the week was that of the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Clark and Frank Kauffman of Chicago. The marriage took

Dlace last Saturday In Crown Point, the

cermeony of the First M. E. church having been read by the Rev. Dunlavy. Following the ceremony the bride and

groom' acompanied . by Mr. and Mrs,

Monday evening for the convenience of I farewell party to the retiring president

the members. Several of the members Mr. C. J. Ewing this evening at tne were present. They met very informal-I home of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Schuyler, 35

ly and discussed current magazine arti-I Clinton street.

cles and enjoyed a pleasant social time.

Catherine Kaufman of East

hafnm tho -ln nf the miwtlnir TJil fhlfeft was the guest of Mrs. C C.

next meeting will take place In two Smith at her home, In State street.

weeks and Mrs. C. B. Miller will be I Sunday.

Friday, May 12.

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school year, in the school hall on Thurs-I Allen of Chicago drove to East Chicago

day evening. May 11, 1911. Program hn the latter's automobile and were en

wm negin prompuy at i :a o cjock. r ot- l tertained at the home of the groom's

lowing is the program: mother. Mrs. Catherine Kauffman. 4717

Selection High School Orchestra Baring avenue. They returned to Chi

cago Saturday evening where they will

make their home. They will come to East Chicago tomorrow for another

short visit with friends and relatives.

The young people have many friends In

Hammond and East Chicago to whom

the announcement of their marriage

will be of interest and who will extend

their best wishes. Mr. Kauffman ii the only son of Mrs. Catherine Kauff

man of East Chicago. He Is engaged

as a salesman for the Fox Typewriter

Co. of Chicago.

INITIATE CANDIDATES

The regular meeting of the members

of the. Court of Honor took place last evening In- Weis Hall In State street. There was a large attendance of mem

bers and they succeded in disposing of the usual amount of business. There was Initiation of candidates during the

regular lodge session. A pleasant time was spent socially at the close of the

I meeting when refreshments were serv

led. The next meeting will take place In

two weeks and a large attendance Is

desired.

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ENOY THE MEETING.

An enjoyable meeting or the mem

bers of Triumph Council No. 11 D. o

L. took place last evening In I. O. O.

P. Hall In State street. The usual bust

ness and social program was carried

out. A large number of members at

tended the meeting and disposed of the

routine business at an early hour. The

time was spent socially at the close of

the regular meeting and refreshments were served. At the meeting in two

I weeks there will be initiation of a class

of candidates and a large attendance o

members Is desired.

AN AFTERNOOff PARTY.

A very enjoyable afternoon was spen

bj the members of the Embroidery Clu

as the guests of Mrs. W. H. Gostlin

jr. at her home In Carroll street yes

terday. It was the afternoon for th

weekly club meeting and several of the

members were present. Mrs. Gostlin

had as her oniy. Invited guests for the

Mr. and Mrs. August Wlrts of Crown Point were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Drackert and family at their home, in State Line street, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. O'Connell of South Hohman street visited Lincoln Park, Chicago, Sunday. Mrs. H. K. Groves of East Chicago spent Sunday afternoon visiting friends in Hammond. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Parsons

at their home, in South Hohman street, j a little daughter. j

Miss Geneviev Hastings or Mate

street and Miss Anne Galvin of Indian

hostess at her home in South Hohman

street AN ENTERTAINMENT.

One of the leading affairs of the week's social calendar is an entertainment to be given by the young ladies of

St. Agnes Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church Thursday evening, May 11th in the guild room of the church , In Rimbach avenue. They will give a little three act comedy entitled, "The Queenly Act." The young people have been rehearsing faithfully end expect to make the affair a pleasant one In every

detail. After the program ice cream

nd cake will be served and the guests Mrbor have returned after a week end j

will meet socially and enjoy the re-vlstt wlth Mrg. Mack at her home in i

mainder of the evening. The memtxrs .. . n Mrs. Mack was formerly

f the guild extend a cordial invitation M, Mae'Lewis Cf Indiana Harbor.

o their friends and Oie public to at- T, Q .

tend, as the proceed, will be used for .,', " r ' 1,. ' nt..r Mr.

he benefit of the church. The cast will ven,,.... - " ' v....

Dick Comfort Raymond Fox George Merrigale, an unfriendly

friend Ed Young

Alexander Meander, Dick's - uncle.

blamed but blameless. Tom Warriliow

Harris. Dick's man servant

. . , James Carr

Mrs. Clementina Meander, Dick's

aunt, blameless but blamed Helen Robst

Edith Comfort, Dick's wife, unknown,

their

of Mulberry. Ind.. at

home in South Hohman street.

The Misses Augusta and Hulda Klein will entertain the young ladies of the

N. N. Eembroidery club at their home j

in Conkey avenue this evening. It is the weekly club meeting, at which embroidery work will be the leading feature of entrtainmnt. There will be a meeting of the members of Golden Rule council No. 1, D. of A., this evening, in the K. of P. hall.

unhonored Margaret Prest I a large attendance of members Is de-

Sally. Mrs. Comfort's maid sired, as the usual business and social

Clara Matthias I program will be carried out.

Miss Mae Huber will have as her

WILL GIVE A PLAY.

The public ia extended a cordial in

vitation to attend a play "Muggsville

Sunday School Picnic" to be given

Thursday evening. May 11th in the

Sunday school auditorium under the

auspices of the Deborah Aid Society of

the Christian church. There will be I

forty people In the cast and they will be

assisted by Miss Ruth Webster, reader

and the Muggsville Country Band.

Tickets are on sale at Summers Drug

Store, v

A Bt'SINESS MEETING.

guests this evening at her home in Truman avenue the members of the S. O- H. club. The young ladles will meet to enjoy social games and music. Mrs. V'alter McCumsey will have as her guests this afternoon at her home in Claude street the members of the Utica club. The members are entertaining at a handkerchief shower In honor of Mrs. McCumsey. Mrs. Gus Raymus will entertain the members of the China club at her home in Carroll street this evening. The

The members of the Garfield Club of evening will be devoted to cards and

the First Christian church met in tho

social rooms of the church In Calumet avenue last evening for a business meeting. The business hour was taken

up with plans for the meeting in two weeks when there will be a debate and an interesting program. Several of the members gave short addresses and there were a few musical selections.

SERVE A DINNER.

several games of pedro wm be piayea. Mrs. Richard Winckler wlir entertain the members of the Alpha Phi club at an afternoon party Friday at her home in Williams street. The members will devote the afternoon to their needle work. There will be a meeting of the members of the G. L A. to the B. of L. E. Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, in

the K. of P. hall. A large attendance

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The members of the Martha Society of ,8 desired, as plans will be completed

the First Christian church will serve a

hot dinner Thursday noon in the dining

room of the church in Calumet avenue.

They have also arranged to have a sale

of home bakery. They will have pies, cookies, doughnuts and Boston Brown bread for sale. The members hope to

realise a. nice amount from the dinner and sale to be used for the benefit of the church.

A MAY PARTY. The members of the Ladies' Auxiliary

to the Hammond Motor Boat club will

for the card party and dance to be given Friday evening, May 12, In the K. of P. hall.

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CO.'S GROWTH (Continued from Page 1.)

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speakers which charged the very atmosphere with enthusiasm, confidence, progressiveness and a spirit for team work, Pollelea Agarrgt Quarter Million. There were words of high appreciation for the excellent work done by Oscar Krinbill, the retiring president. Mayor Smalley, the new president, was eulogized as the one man among many exactlv fitted and adapted, both be

cause of his character and ability as an executive and accountant as the man for the place. Another factor for congratulation, one of the most weighty ones, was the fact that since the company began to issue Insurance policies on March 21st of this year, it had issued them in amounts aggregating nearly a quarter of a million of dollars. Brisk. Demands for Loans. . The Employes' Life and Casualty Co. Is Incorporated for $100,000, and has a surplus of 30,000. Practically all the

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stock with the exception of less than $10,000 has been sold. Under the Indiana insurance laws, which are among the strictest in the United States, all the stock Is well guaranteed and there Is a brisk demand for the thousands of dollars that the company already has to loan. Among those who spoke last night were Oscar Krinbill, Mayor Smalley, Dr. H. E. Sharrer. Carl E. Bauer, E. H. Jacobson, C. A. Taylor. Attorney I L. Bomberger, Frank K. Holler, A. E. Rohrer, J. M. Woodman, Thomas A. Shea and Albert Leib, the state solicitor. The maji adjourned at 9 o'clock.