Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 276, Hammond, Lake County, 11 May 1911 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Thursday, Mav 11, 1911.
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SOCIAL SEWS VOn FRIDAY.
Htm "W. n. Webb will nerfali the mtmlxri of the Marquette Club at her home In Hlirh'lnd street at an afternoon euchre party, Friday. Mm. Klchard Wlnrklrr will enter tain the member of the Alpha Fbl Club Friday afternoon at her home In llllnni atreet Lloyd Hem will be bout to the member of the tootl Bnyn Pleasure Club Friday evening at hla borne In Michigan avenue. There will be a mertlair at the members of Hammond Temple ?S. 73 Py-thlan Slwtern Friday eventa In the K. of F. Hall. Mm. WIIHam Mirien will be hoot. e to the member of the Ideal Pleanre Club tit their meeting Friday afternoon nt her home In Hlmlinob avenae. The membem of the CJ. I. A. to the n. of I K. will entetaln at a card party and dnnee at Iaiik'i) Hall In state afreet Friday evening: and cordially Invite the public to attend. Mr. nnd Mrs. O. A. Krinblli will be host and hostess to the members of the '. F. Whist Club at an evening bridge parry Friday at their home In Rimbach avenue. Mrs. I I- Romberiser will be "mt home" to the members of the Womnnn Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian chnrch Friday afternoon at her residence in Glendale.
pleasant time was spent In a social way
Refreshment were served during th-9 yesterday afternon
Marguerite Hart, have Issued invffV tions,for a one o'clock luncheon to te given Saturday, May 13th at their home
In Court street In Crown Point. A number of Hammond people have received invitations to attend.
AN EVEMX6 MEETING. The annual evening meeting of tho Parents Club of the West Hammond school will be held Wednesday evening, May 17fh in the school hall. The program for the evening has not been completed but the address will be given by the Rev. A. O. Wright of Chicago. An invitation to attend is extended the members and their many friends. OBSERVE SOCIAL DAY. The members of the Hammond Woman's Club will observe "Social Day" at their meeting Saturday afternoon at the Masonic Temple. A business meet
ing will be called at two-thirty o'clock
and th social program will open a
three o'clock. The meeting will be th last one of the year and it is expected
that there will be a large attendance of
members. Mrs: H. E. Sharrer Is chair
man of th committee for the day and
Mrs. Frances Kingsley is vice chair
man. The committee will have slips
prepared for the members to designate on what committees they will work
during the coming year.
ARRANGE FOR SOCIAL DAY. The members of the committee on
arrangements for the annual social day of the literature committee of the
Hammond Woman's Club met at the home of Mrs. A. M. Turner in Glendale
It was a business
ANNOUNCEMENTS. . Do not miss the wonderful Electric Illuminated Dance at East Chicago Rink Saturday night. ll-3t
meeting called to make arrangements for the entertainment which will take place at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
VanSteenberg In Lansing, 111. The date
has been changed from the second Tuesday in June to Saturday, May- 20th. The members of t,he committee who expect to attend tho picnic are requested
social hour. The next regular meeting will take place in two weeks and all the members are invited to attend. HOLD RKGI LAR MEETIJiO. The members of the Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church met in the church parlors in South
llohman street yesterday afternoon for I o communicate with the chairman of
their weekly meeting. The afternoon the meeting of the club, Saturday afwas spent quilting and a great deal of ternoon so that arrangements can b work was accomplished. The routine made for automobile accomodation and
business was disposed of after which means of transportation. A very enthe time was SDent socially. A meet- joyable time is anticipated and It Is
street last evening. She cams for the Motor Boat Club party.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gelsen of Crown Point were the guests of their Hammond friends s-nd relatives uesday. The Misse Anna and Louise Schrif-ber will entertain the young ladies of the C. D. Club at their home in Summer street this evening. Embroidery . work will be one of the features of enter
tainment.
Mrs. John Huber is entertaining the
ladies of the Sunshine Club at he-r
home in Truman avenue today. Pedro
is being played.
Mrs. A. C. McMahnn is entertaining
at a thimble party today at her home in May street in honor of the ladies of the Oak Leaf Embroidery Club. It Is
the regular bi-monthly meeting.
Mrs. Charles Eeall of Chicago was the
guest of her mother. Mrs. L L Daugh erty at her home In Logan street yes
terday. Mrs. Daugherty who has been
ill for the past two weeks is improving
nicely now.
Mrs. S. H. Manchee formerly of Ham
mond but now of Chicago was the guest
of friend3 here today.
Mrs. K3 Simon has returned to her
home in Indiana avenue after a six
weeks visit at Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs. Mary Huehn Is entertaining Ml;s Augusta Kopelke of Crown Point at
her home in Logan street today.
Mrs. Otto Rabe of Williams street
will leave for Chicago Heights, 111. tomorrow to spend a few days with friends and relatives. Miss Julia Wels will entertain the young ladies of the R. C. C. Club this evening at her home in Douglas street. It Is the regular bi-monthly meeting at which the young ladies will embroider and spend the time socially.
Pictured here is some of the smartest out-of-door garb for tiny girls, according to this season's notion. The coat Is a simple but beautifjf model of navy blue satin with whits ,Jearl buttons and collar and cuffs of cream scrim embroidered In shades of Sslue and mahogany. The rakish and charming hat is a huge-crowned model of blue straw trimmed with a band and bow of darker blue velvet. The rolled back brim Is faced with coral pink silk and small pink and mahogany flowers are laid Just inside of the brim.
lng will be called for Wednesday af
ternoon of next wee and a large attendance is desired. The usual busi
ness and social program will be carried
out.
home" to tho members of the Woman'd I today at a one-thirty o'clock luncheon.
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Missionar Society of the First Presby
terian church at her residence In
Glendale Friday afternoon. May 12th.
It is the regular monthly meeting and
cordial invitation is extended tha
members of the society and corgrega
tion. Mrs. O. T. Klooz will lead the
devotional exercises and the program
will be in charge of Mrs. M. L. Bull as-
MEAI.S FOR A DAY. I BREAKFAST. j Creamed t'odfih. U.ikrd Potatoes. j Toait. Coffee. U'XCHEON'. "Stuffed Eggplant. Rolls and S Butter. Haked Tlaranus. .Coiikiff. Tea. 1 1 INNER. Cream of Spinach Soup, dreaded Lamb Chops. Mashed Potatoes.. Corn Fritters. Tomato and Asparagus Salad. Rhubarb Pie. Cheese. . Coffee. KXJOY CARD CiAMES. A very enjoyable meeting of the raembers of the Ladies of Knights of Columbus took place yestea-day afternoon In the K. of C. Hall. If was the nfternoon for the regular bi-monthly meeting and a large numbr of members was in attendance. They met informally and enjoyed social conversation until the card games were announced. Several games of tiedro were
played at small tables and the honors In the games were won by Mr. John Tjeary and Mrs. Vanderhoof. FoJlowln,? the games ices and cake were served Irom the small tables. The guests lapent a very pleasant social afternoon nd are planning to meet again in two weeks on Wednesday afternoon. A large attendance is desired.
A BUSINESS 5ti:ETIXG. An important meeting of the mem
bers of the Ladies Guild of St. Paul's
Episcopal church took place yesterday afternoon In the guild room of the church in Rimbach avenue. The usual number of members attended and dis
posed of the business that came up for
discussion. The members completed
the arrangements for the supper to be
served on the evening of Wednesday,
May lTth. The supper will be served between the hours of five-thirty and
eight o'clock In the guild room. An ex
cellent menu has ben chosen. A cordial
invitation is extended the public to at
tend as the proceeds will be used for
the benefit of the church. The announcement of the next meeting will
be made later. INITIATE CANDIDATES. A meeting of the members of the G
I. A. to the B. of L. E. too place yesterday afternoon In the K. of P. Hall.
During the lodge session there was lni -tiation of candidates and business of
interest to the members was transactel
Plans for the card party and dance to be given Friday evening. May 12th at Long's Hall were completed. Seven games of pedro will be played in the
banquet room and dam-ing will be en joyed In the dancing parlor. The mem
bers are preparing to entertain a large
company as many tickets have already
been disposed of. At the close of thi
regular business session yesterday
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A MISSIONARY MEETING. Mrs. L. L Bombrger will be
"at
i desired that many of the members plan to attend.
HONOR MISS DIBOS. Honoring her daughter. Miss Clara
who is one of the June brides, Mr.
Caroline Dibos entertained a number of
friends at her home In Fayette street
Hammond Indiana
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TONIGHT Friday, Saturday, Sunday Saturday and Sunday Matiness FIELDING, CARLOS AND COMPANY National Skating Trio Vaudeville's Greatest Skating Novelty MYRTLE VICTORINE The Dainty Danseuse, Character Comedienne and Change Artist ELDRIGE AND BARLOWE In Their Comedy Rural Playlet, "The Law FRANK ROGERS Direct From Hammersteins, New York LEONARD, LOUIE AND GILLETTE Comedy Acrobats
Miss Dlbos' engagement to George
Knoezer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Knoezer was announced informally to
the relatives and friends a few week? ago and the luncheon today was given
to announce the date of the marriage which will be Thursday, June 1st. A
number of pretty functions have already been given at which Miss Dlbos
INFECTED ON TRAIN. Mrs. William Angus of Sibley street, who Is quarantined in her home owing to smallpox, is getting along as well as can be expected, and the Indications are that she will have a speedy recovery without any serious afteraffects. Dr. George Miller, the attending physician, believes that the case was
discovered early enough to quarantine
the patient before any others could have become infected.
Mrs. Angus is of the opinion that she became infected about two weeks ago when she sat beside a girl In a train.
whose face showed traces of pox.
sisted by Mrs. Elizabeth Shields and! has been the honor guest." Miss Dibos
Mrs. George Locklln. received with her mother and after thd
guests had met socially in the parlors
AX IXTEKESTISG MEETING. I the luncheon hour was announced. The
The members of the Deborah Aid So- guests were served at one large tttble
ciety of the First Christian church met in the dining room and small tables In
for an all day session yesterday In th-s the living room. A prettily appointed parlors of the church in Calumet ave- luncheon was served. The tables were
riue. The members of the committee of attractively arranged in the brides Which Mrs. Hann is chairman hal colors of yellow and white. The center
charge of the meeting and served a pieces on the tables were bouquets Df dinner at noon to which the public was brides roses and yellow Jonquils. There
Invited. They also conducted a sa.e or were other pretty souvenirs to carry home bakery articles from which they out the nlnr scheme. Th nlnoe srd
realized a nice sum to be used for the were hand decorated in an appropriate
benefit of the church. During the af- bridal deslsrn and eave the date of the
ternoon the members served and the marriage June 1st. The cards were transaction of the necessary buslnes S lnf4 f nr twentv ntMtq Amnnc t hp m a
occupied their attention. Plans were
made for an Ice cream social to be giv
en Thursday evening. May 25th at the
few friends and relatives from Chicago.
Following the serving of the luncheon the guests returned to the parlors
home of Mrs. Hann, 466 150th street, to where the afternoon was passed pleaswhich the public will receive a cordial antly wUn mUsie and conversation. Th' invitation. A pleasant social time waa parlors had pretty decorations of flow-
also enjoyed before the close of the meeting. There will be another meet
ing next Wednesday and all the members are urged to attend.
AN AKTERXOOX MEETING.
A number of the members of the
Ladles Aid Society of the First Congregational church met in the churcn
parlors yesterday afternoon for their
regular weekly meeting. The after
noon was devoted to quilting and other
sewing and a great deal of work was
accomplished. After the business meet-
ers and grens. The guests from out of
the city were Mrs. Eeckwlth, Mr. J. V. Schneider, Mrs. William Anderson, Mrs
Otto Fest. Miss Furlong and Miss
Eleanor Kosche of Chicago.
AN ENTERTAINMENT,
"Mugg-svllle Suhday School Picnic'
will be given In ,the Sunday school auditorium of the First Christian
church in Calumet avenue this evening
under the auspices of the Deborah Aid
Society. There will be forty characters
In the play and they will be assisted
lng the members enjoyed a social hour. hv M,. Ruth r-.der and the
x ie usual iiuiuir;! ik niciiiuci a diicuued the meeting. They will meet again
next Wednesday afternoon and the
program for the day will be announced
later.
, MEETING IS I'OSTPOXEn. vThe members of the Northside Ladies' Club have postponed the meeting which was anounced to take place Friday, May 12th until th afternoon of Friday, May 19th when Mrs. Lawrence will entertain at-her home In Sheffield avenue. The usual program of entertainment
will be carried out and the members
are invited to attend. WII.l, GIVE A FI,AY.
A pleasant evening will be spent by
Muggisvllle Country Band. The enter
tainment promises to be very enjoyable
The public Is invited to attend and the
members desire that there is a large attendance as the proceeds will be used
for the benefit of the church. Tickets
are on sale at Sumers Drug Store.
BARENTS O.IB MEETING.
The members of the Parents Club of
the Lincoln school will meet this even
ing at 7:30 o'clock In the school haU
It will be the last meeting of the school year and a large attendance Is expected. The parents in the school district and their friends are Invited ts attend. A very interesting program
has been arranged which will Include
both Instrumental and vocal number
the members of the guild and many of reaalng9 and drills. The Rev. A. W.
Suits to Order
$15
Sterling 153 State Street
Woolen Mills Hammond, Indiana
their friends in attendance at the entertainment at St. Paul's Episcopal
church this evening. The young ladies
of St. Agnes Guild will give a little play
entitled "Between The Acts" and the only other number on the program will,
be a reading by Tom Warrillow. At
the conclusion of the program the guests will meet socially and be served
with ice cream and cake. The public is
cordially invited to attend. ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY.
Miss Mae Huber had as her guests last evening at her home In Truman avenue tbe young ladies of the S. O. H.
ciud. I ne young ladles spent a very
enjoyable time In - conversation, and
music and games were features of the
ceiling's entertainment. At ten o'clock
ten nostess served her guests with a
dainty luncheon. Miss Elizabeth Ambos
w.s named as the next hostess and she
Hoffman of the First Presbyterian
church wil give the address at the
meeting.
A CARD PARTY AND DANCE.
A pleasant affair scheduled to take
place Friday evening of this wek is a
card party and dance at which , the
members of the G. I. A. to the B. of L.
E. wil entertain at Long's Hall In State
street. The public Invited to attend
a large number of tickets have already
been disposed of and the members are preparing to entertain a large company.
The banquet room will be used for th-
card games and the guests will play
seven games of pedro. Six prizes will be awarded In the games. In formal
dancing will be enjoyed in the dancing
jarlor.
Mrs. Margaret Swift of Englewobd is
spending a few days with her daughter,
Former Resident Here.
William T. Ellis, better known by
his friends as "TiUie" Ellis, of Kauff-
man, Tex., was In Hammond today call
ing on his numerous friends with the
same old sunny smile. "Tillie" Is now
located in the Cotton Belt of Texas, where he Is fighting the boll-weavel
and getting rich doing It.
Judge Ames Rules.
The state case against Margaret
Hamilton was finally settled this morn
ing before Judge Ames, he giving
judgment for the plaintiff against Mrs.
Hamilton.
The penalty Is to the effect that the liquor that was seized by Constable
Taussig must be destroyed.
Mrs. Hamilton was charged with
having intoxicating liquors In the flat
iron building, which was kept for sale. Several legal points came up which
prolonged the verdict.
City Sealer Files Case.
Two cases were filed in Judges Ames' court yesterday by City Sealer Jacob Friedman, whtcji will cause the arrest of two violators of the pure food and
drug acts.
The ilrst case Is against Mr. Fruehling, who Is charged with giving short weight to a customer, giving fourteen ounces Instead of a pound. William Lochte Is charged with selling watered milk. The complaining witness Is Clara Portz. who claims the milk bought of Lochte was not found to be pure upon having It analyzed.
EVENING PERFORMANCES AT 7:30 AND 9:00 PRICES: Entire Main Floor reserved, 20c Balcony not reserved, JQq Ladies' and Children's Matinee Wed. and Sat. 2:30. p. m. All Seats, Adults Qq- Children 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.
Entire Change of Program Monday and Thursday
EIGHTH AVE and BROADWAY GARY, INDIANA HOME OF REAL
audeville
Now Offering the Biggest Show of Laughter Ever Seen Here
At Huetin's Circus Grounds Gostlin St. Friday, May 1Z.
Tonight s
AND
EVERY
IGHT
From 7:30 to 10:30 P. M. ADMISSION
10c
Few Reserved, 10c Extra
Matinee Saturday fc Soadr
3 p. m.--10c
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY
A Trip on a Motorcycle. Oerhart Schulte, who is a fireman at the central fire station Xo. 1, found out the difference the other day from riding on the rear of a hose cart and that of a motorcycle. This is the joke told on Schulte. The other day he borrowed the motor cycle from a brother fireman, Merrill, and started out to see his friend, Felix Heinemann, a former fireman at the central station, but now running a firewater emporium. The trip there was made without a mishap, but on the way home things began to happen. Schulte thought he saw a fire and thought he was on the hose cart instead of a motor cycle. Jumping off the machine with the Imaginary hose in his hand, he awoke In the ditch, with the machine piled on top of him. A farmer came to his rescue and untangled Schulte from the machine. After getting his bearings Schulte walked the balky creature back tothe central station, wheer he vowed "never again."
will entertain the ydung ladies at her Mrs Thomas Brennan at her home In
home in South Hohman stret.. The
evening of the meetings has been
changed from Tuesday to Thursday for the convenience of the members. The following members were resent last evening th Misses Mary and Margaret
Hoffman, - Modesta Dull, Marie Rack,
Ethel Erlebach. Hannah Gruzka, Eliza
beth Ambos Theresa Brown and Mae
Huber. A 0E O'CMCK LVSCHEOV,
Rimbach avenue. Miss Georgia DeWeese Is 111 with scarlet fever at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. DeWeese In Rimbach avenue, Miss Harris formerly of Hammond but now of Chicago was the guest of Mrs. Henry Kramer at her home in Rimbach avenue yesterday. Miss Winnie Pleggie of Chicago was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. George
Mrs. M. T. Hart and daughter, MlssiDrackert at their home in State Line
John Voight Arrested. John Voight of West Hammond was arrested last right charged with wife abandonment and was released on a J500 bond, furnished by his attorney, W. V. McAleer. The case came up before Judge Green of West Hammond this morning and was settled by the two agreeing to live apart, Voight having to pay his wife a certain amount everv week.
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MALLETT IS HONORED. TIMES BURBA tr, AT STATE CAPITAL. Indianapolis, Ind., May 11. George O. Mallett of Hammond, Knights Templar, was elected a member of the committee on claims at the annual meeting of the grand commandery Knights Templar here today.
No Entertainment This Year All Saints' parochial school, which in past years has given excellent commencement entertainments, will eliminate this pleasant feature this year. The date for the closing of the school has not' yet been set.
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CAMIVORIAIi 1HSTITDTI0H Every Act A Feature Thousands of Dollars Invested TWO Performances Daily AT 2 and 8 P. M. Doors Open One Hour Earlier Street Parade of Living Lavish Wonders at 10 A.M. Be Sure And See The Turnout
Dave Is Better. Dave Lovegren, manager of the Lion
store grocery - department, was re-,
leased from St. Margaret's hospital today, he having undergone an operation for appendicitis at the hands of Dr. H. G. Mera. U is Improving rapidly and expects to be out In a short time.
A New Deputy Prosecutrix. Deputy Trosecuting Attorney Ralph Ross reported a new addition to his family this morning, which came in the shape of a healthy baby girl. Mr. Ross was all fussed up this morning and was unable to attend his duties. Attorney Lotz acted In Mr. Ross place this morning In the city court Mrs. Ross is reported doing well.
Sightseeing Auto. A twenty-four passenger automobile, carrying sightseers and speculators In Michigan land, will pass through Hammond next Wednesday on its way from Chicago to St. Helen, Mich., Its destination. The party leaves Chicago at 10 o'clock and expects to pass through Hammond about 1 o'clock in the afternoon. The machine will travel over 400 miles before reaching its destination.
Want New Charter. Members of the electrical workers' union, local 571, are said to be negotiating with the national officials at Springfield, 111., for a new charter. The report coald not be verified this afternoon.
Elks to Gather. The Elks will hold their regular meeting tonight. The regular routine business will be disposed of and then seevral candidates will receive Initiation work. This will be followed by a social session and refreshments will be served.
Bring Your Harness Repairing to J, H. WIEDEKGQTTS ' NEW HARNESS SHOP 663 S. Hohman St., Hammond. ALL -WORK GUARANTEED.
c. & o. EXCURSIONS EVERY SUNDAY TO Peru - - -Marion Muncie Good go Ins: Saturday midnight returning until day trains Monday.