Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 292, Hammond, Lake County, 31 May 1911 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Wednesday, May 31, 1911.
CHARMING OUTFIT FOR COUNTRY CLUB VISIT IS PROTECTED BY MOTOR COAT
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OVER 200 ENJOY OPENING 0E NEW LAKE COUNTRY CLUB
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.Over two hundred people, th mora- left the parlors of the club house where
bers. of the Lake County Club, their
families and friends gathered at the club grounds, at the formal opening yesterday and spent the day enjoying
the many features with which the old
Tolleston Oun Club is replete, wander
ing through the quaint old club house and grounds on the tennis courts and golf course.
It was a general get acquainted day.
It being the first time that many of the out of town members and guests had a chance to meet each other. Gary was
well represented, and Hammond menbers were there In goodly numbers. The attendance from other cities would have been larger, but the motor races at Indianapolis was the attraction that
drew many of the members away.
No more beautiful spot could have
been selected by the promoters of the
Country, Club than the old Toliesion
Gun Club grounds. The club house
itself a historical rambling house was a treat, to say nothing of the beautiful
o-rniirtn ehadAd iv the oA oak treeji.
The members began to gather atthe
arrounds early In the morning and it
was nearly eleven o'clock before they
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dancing was the feature of the evening amusement. Many people brought their lunches and ate them on the lawns and
porches. Over 100 people were served at dinner in the evening where the menu and service wai spoken of in the highest terms. . The tennis courts situated south of Twenty-fifth avenue, in the rear of the club house overlooked by a spacious varanda was the attraction for many of the members. The clay tennis court are in excellent condition and when completely hardened cannot be excelled in the northern part of the state. Although the golf course is not completed several golf enthulasts spent the a f -ternon playing the popular game. What with baseball, and other out door games, ttie members bad amusement to their hearts content and the Country Club promises to be a popular place in the future. A big tune Is being planned by the directors for Fourth of July when the grounds, roadways, golf course and
other Improvements being planned will
be completed and ready for' the pleas ure of the members.
Charming Httl Irocka are worn at the afternoon gatherings at country dubs, the dainty frock being protected by a long motor coat of linen, pongee or mohair on the drive out to the clubhouse. This costume la built of white marquisette with a trimming of white cotton trlng-. Bands, hem and ornaments ou the skirt are of l ydrangea pink satin. The parasol is pink, and the hat is made of lace laid over shirred pink chiffon with pink ostrich plumes coering the top.
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being Decoration Day. Mrs. Claussen will entertain the young ladles net Tuesday evening. They will spend a pleasant social time with their needle work.
HOLD REGULAR MEETING. The next regular meeting of the
members of Unity Council Knignts oi Columbus will take place Monday evenr
inr Time 5th t the K. of C. Hall. The
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usual business ana soemi prujrani .
be carried out and a large attendance I is desired.
rOSTPOXE THE MEETING. There was no meeting of the mem
bers of the True Kindred last evening which was the time for the regular' bimonthly meeting. The next meeting
will take place In two weeks at the I.
O. O. F. hall. A large attendance is desir
ed as the usual business and social porgram will be carried out.
, ARRANGE FOR MEETING. The next regular meeting of the
members of Progressive Court No. I6ti Tribe of Ben Hur will take place Tuesday evening June 6th in the K. of P.
Hall. The meeting for last evening was omitted on account of Its being Decoration Day. The usual business and social program will oe carried out
and a large attendance of members is
desired.
A BUSINESS MEETING. The members of the Jewish Ladies
Aid Society will meet at.the.h6me tt
Mrs. Otto Klemperer, S3 Ruth street this afternoon for their regular bl monthly meeting. The plans will be
completed during the afternoon for the public whist party to be given Tues
day afternoon, June 6th at the K. of P. Hall. A cordial Invitation to attend the party is extended the public. Several beautiful prises will be awarded In
the eames. Other business will be
omeers. At that time the summer
camplng-out plan will be discussed MISS IBACH A HOSTESS.
The young ladies of the Inter Se Club
will be entertained by Miss Anna Ibach
at her home In South Hohman street at their next meeting. There was no meeting last evening which was the
time for the regular weekly club meeting. Bridge whist and needle work will
be among the features of the entertain ment during the evening.
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A BUSINESS MEETING. The members of the alumni assocla
tlon of the Hammond high school met In the assembly room of the Central
building last Monday evening for
business meeting. The members met to complete the arrangements for the
banquet to the graduating class which will take place Friday evening, June
9th. A special meeting has been called
to take place Friday evening and
large attendance Is desired as business
of importance will be transacted. The
banquet this year, will be served bv the ladies of the Martha Society of the First Christian church. Following the banquet a program will be given. AW AFTERNOON PARTY. One of the prettiest entertainments of yesterday was an afternoon party at which Miss Blanche Nixon entertained the teachers In the Wallace Building and a few other friends at the home of her sister, Mrs. R. D. Brumson In South Park avenue, Chicago. The. afternoon' entertainment consisted ' nt social games and contests after which a daintily arranged two course luncheon was served. The tables were prettily trimmed with bowls of sweet peas and greens. The favors were little flower pots in which were bunches of sweet peas. The guests spent a very delightful afternoon. The party was
lone of the many that will be given in
All eracka, dark corners, Joints In the woodwork where roaekea and other noxious 1beea bide should be goue over with boiling hot soda, aalt or lam solution, pouring the boiling liquid Into the openings, then fill the openings with something like sawdust mixed with glue, newspaper shredded In pnste, or anything; that will present their forming future nesting places In them. Rats and mice about a building ure very destructive, nnd should be killed with traps" or poison. Tblno's used for this purpose must be handled ns little ns possible not at nil, would lis better ns the rodents ure vrnry of human smells. In using poisons, or traps, they must be put where domestic animals, poultry and little meddlesome children cannot reach them. One of the quickest exterminators for mice Is half leaspoonful or strong arsenic is well mixed. This Is a deadly poison, and should be set in some out of the wny place, nnd all other foods put out of reach of the animals ,so they will be forced to eat of this. If one la very careful, the mixture can be set out at night and removed in the early morning before children and poultry are at J work. But It must not be neglected.
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transacted after which the time will bw! honor ofthe teachers and pupils before spent socially. , the clo"e ' school in June.
MEAI,S FOR A DAY. BRKAKFAST. Sliced Pineapple and Bananas. Crisp Bacon. Sour Milk Griddle Cakes. Coffee.
LUNCHEON. ! . Combination Salad. i Home-Made Rye Bread Tartins. i Sugared Strawberries. Spice Cakes. I Tea, i ' I , DINNER. ; Chicken and Rice. Chopped Beets Buttered. I : Dressed Watercress. j Lemon Jelly Roll with Whipped Cream. ; Demitasse. j A PICMC AT HARRISON PARK. j One of the pleasant affairs of yester-i day was a picnic given by the members ' of the congregation of the First Pres-j byterian church at Harrison Park. The members extended a cardial invitation' to all strangers In the city to meet ! with them for a social time. A large! number of Hammond people were present to enjoy the day. The afternoon ; and early evening Were spent In the park where games and contests were feat-! tires. A picnic luncheon was served , after the program of games. In the evening the guests were invited to the i home of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Minard in ' Doty street where a musioale was j given. MEETING WAS POSTPOXED.' j . The members of the Utica Club post- , poned the meeting which was announced to take place Tuesday afternoon on account of Decoration Day. The meeting will be held Thursday afternoon and Mrs. Claude Campbell will entertain at her home in Truman avenue. The afternon will be spent at the card tables where several games of whist will be played. wai, MEET TODAY. Mrs. Ketohell will entertain the members-of the Golden Rod Club at her home In Beall avenue this afternoon. The. meeting was announced to take place yesterday at the home of Mrs. John Schaadt In Kane avenue but other arrangemets were made on account of Its being Decoration Day. Mrs. Ketchell will entertain her gueMs at-cards and several games of pedro will be played. PREPARES FOR SOCIAL. DAY. The members ot fhe art committee of the Hammond Woman's Club will hava no more study meetings this year. The
SOCIAL SEWS I'OH THURSDAY.
Mm. H. Hurse will entertain the member of tbe Cerona Club at an afternoon thimble pnrty Thursday nt her home In Carroll tree. Mrs. II. II. Mellie will entertain the mem hern of the Colombia Club at an afternoon euchre party Thuradajr at her home in South Hohman street.
Mm. J. C. MUliken will be hotea to the meinbt-rx of the Ladles Aid Society of the .Monroe Street Methodlat Chapel at their meeting Thursday
afternoon nt her home, 1140 Monroe
street.
The members of the . Mnrtha So
ciety of the , I'irt Christian chnreh
will meet for all day session Thursday at the church social room,
The members of the I.o-sl Sons of
the Klr.it Christian church will ei
tertoin at a box social Thursday
evening in the church parlors la
Calumet avenue.
A meeting of the members of
Sewing Circle No. 2 will take place Thnrsday afternoon and Mrs. J. Fox
will entertain nt her home In Doty
street. Mrs. Thomns Kennedy will have i
her pruesti Thursday afternoon nt her home in South Hohman street
the members of the Good Will Club.
CAMP FIRE AMOXO THI5 BOY'S. The Knights of Methodism In their
regular meeting last night, for a social and literary program had a camp
fire. Elmer Mandernachs gave a piano solo. The whole camp sang the National hymn and upon invitation Rev. George R. Streeter related his personal experiences during the war. Rsv.
Streeter was at his best and his talk
was rich in humor and such things as
boys like to know about war. After
ward Rev. Streeter was guest of the
camp at refreshments. The next meat
lng will be on June 13 and will be thi
occasion of the semi-snnual election of
RETURNS TO SCOTLAND. MIsb Elisabeth Scott of Indiana avenue expects to leave Hammond In a week or ten days for her home In Scotland where she will make her home
with her sister. Miss Scott has made
her home with Dr. Mary E. Jackson In
Hammond for several years ana has a large circle of friends who will regret
to have her leave. WILL MEET MONDAY.
The young ladles of St. Agnes' Guild
of St. Paul's Episcopal church will hold a meeting next Monday evening In the guild room of the church in Rlmbsch
WHEN BRITISH SOUTH POLE EXPEDITION WAS CAUGHT IN ICE IN McCURDO SOUND
preparations are being made for the
annual social day which will be held tbe 3econd week In June. The members will go to Jackson Park and after a
picnic luncheon will visit a few of the
art studios In Chicago. They are anticipating a very pleasant day.
A SOCIAL EVENT.
The members of the session of the
First Presbyterian church and their wives will entertain in the parlors of
the church in South Hohman street
Thursday evening in honor of the new members who were received into the
church last Sunday, the members of the Presbyterian Social Club and the choir. A pr-og-rain has been arranged and dur
ing the social hour that will follow, refreshments will be served. NO MEETING LAST EVENING. The young ladies of the N. N. Em
broidery Club decided to postpone the
meeting whici was announced to takei
place last evening at the home of Mrs. John J. Claufsen in State Line street.
The change was made orr'account of Its j
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avenue. After the business meeting a pleasant time wil be spent socially. All
the members are Invited to be present.
A NOTICE TO MEMBERS.
The members of Hammond Temple No. 71 Pythian Sisters who expect to attend the annual district convention at Brook, Ind. are asked to meet at the
corner of Hohman and Sibley streets Thursday morning at 7:S0 otlock to take the car to Gibson from where they
will leave on the C. I. & S. Among
those who will attend from Hammond
are Mrs. A. G. Deaver, Mrs. Charles
Bostwlck, Mrs. John Haney, Mrs. Clara Conroy, Mrs. Ray Abbott. Mrs. Alice Sohl, Mrs. Fred Aldrlch. Mrs. Charles
Wolf and Miss Ethel Wolf. HERE OX A VISIT.
Ward Childress and Miss Lueile Gardner, who will star In "The Follies of 1911" in New York City the coming
season have been the guests of Mr.
Childress' aunt, Mrs. Caroline Sanger at
her home In Lowell for the past two weeks. They came to Hammond this morning and are the house guests ot
Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Bell at their home
In South Hohman street.
Mr. and Mrs. William Moomaw of
Hyde Park motored to Hammond yes
terday and were the guests of Mrs.
Mary Hansen and family at their home in Rimbach avenue. .
Mrs. George Drackert of State Line
street spent the day with relatives and friends In Crown Point yesterdsy.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dyer of In
dianapolis are spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dyer at their
home In South Hohman street.
Norman Quigg, formerly of Ham
mond, but now of Chicago, has been
the guest of friends in Hammond for a
few days.
Miss Mabel Beck, who Is attending the University ef Chicago. wa the
guest of her sister. Miss Laura Beck, of South Hohman street, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Merryweather
of Hamilton Park, Chicago, were the
guests of Mrs. A. E. Merryweather at her home in South Hohman street yes
terday. m Mr. and Mrs. George Mellon have re
turned home after a short visit with
relatives In Hobart. Dr. and Mrs. H. E .Shsrrer are enter.
talnlng Miss Ella Sharrer of Delphi,
Ind.. at their home in South Hohman
street for a few days.
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Cured of Sleeplessness and Skin Disease. "I really think that Oxyoline has been the salvation of my nervous sys
tem. For months before my operation, I seldom slept until after midnight After the operation, it was still worse. Often It was two and two-thirty in
the morning before I slept a bit. Following my operation at Mercy hospital, In Chicago, my surgeon directed me to take X-ray treatments of Dr. Leedy
OXYOLINE treatment also. After my second treatment, I slept nearly twelve hours and have not missed a good night's sleep since then. I also want to mention something else. While the X-ray treatments were ordered by my surgeon, over the seat of the operation, I chanced to mention to Dr.
Leedy, that I had an ugly case of Eczema on my hand. . lie laughed and told me to hold by hand under the X-ray, while I was taking my other treatment.
This I did and after my second treatment, there was no more itching and
Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Pannenborg, for- now my hand was perfectly smooth. . Why can't all doctors have X-ray and
Oxyoline machines? I'm glad that Dr. Leedy came to town.
"MRS. ALICE LAMME, 735 $. Hohman St, Hammond, Ind." I want all such cases ara usually diagnosed by the patients as nervous
ness of nerve pains, fatigue, lack of energy, sleeplessness, headache, dis
ordered menstration, palpitation of the heat, hot flashes, rjloomy and dis-
pondent feelings, cold hands and feet, numbness and creepy sensation, etc, etc. And I want to put stress upon SKIN DISEASES.
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to each NEW or BEGINNING patent, Dr. Leedy, In Suites 32 and 33 Rimbach Building, over the Lion Store, Hammond, Ind., will give one month's treatment free, including X-ray, miscroscopica! and chemical examination, when of value to the patient, making no charge whatever except for medi
cine that I use. After the first month, the charges are reasonable and con slstent with the circumstances of all.
merly of Hammond, but now of Chicago Heights, 111., spent" Decoration day
In Hammond the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Lavene at their heme in Truman
avenue.
W. H. B. Mensles, formerly of Hammond, but now of Kalamasoo, Mich., is spending a few dsys in Hammond the
guest of friends. Mrs. R. R. Ments, formerly of Ham
mond, but now of Woodlawn, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Haney at
their home in Sibley street yesterday.
Mrs. E. P. Deming of Carroll street
has been ths guest of her daughter, Miss Marlon Deming, who is attend the University of Wisconsin at Madison,
Wis.
Mrs. Melvln Monnette, who has been
quite HI at her home In Fayette, street.
la able to be out now, which her many
friends will be glad to learn.
Mrs. J. Floyd Irish and Mrs. F. N.
Hlckok will be ths hostesses at th
meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of
ths First Presbyterian church today,
It is the regular weekly meeting, and
after the business meeting time will be spent socially.
Miss Margaret Jens will have as her
guests this evening at her home In
Wsltham street the young ladles of the S. S. club. It Is the regular week
ly
Mr. and Mrs. k. J. Biek and children and Dr. Biek of Chicago were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Biek, In Rimbach avenue, yesterday. Announcement Is made of the next meeting of the members jot the Embroidery Club which will take place
pleasant I Monday afternoon, . June 5th. Mr.
Ralph 6. Groman will be the hostess at her home In Warren street. The afternoon will be spent with needle work. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond and family of Mason street have taken a
meeting, which was postponed from I cottage at Flint Lake near Valparaiso,
Tuesday to Wednesday evening An ac
count of Decoration day.
Miss Winnie Pleggie returned to her home In Chicago Monday after an over Sunday visit with relatives In Hammond. Miss Beulah Drackert Ot State Line street returned with her for a day's visit in Chicago. Mrs. Thomas Brennan and Miss Mabel. Sonntag of Rimbach avenue spent yesterday visiting relatives In CM
cago.
Ind. where they will spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hunter attended the races at Hawthrone Park In Chicago yesterday. Miss Alice Hess of Michigan avenue left today for Valparaiso to attend the summer normal school. Miss Lyda Muenich and Miss Marie Landon will leave next week for Tpsllantl, Mich, to attend the summer normal school.
Charles W. Wilson ef Indianapolis has been spending a few days wlh friends in Hammond. Mrs. Charles Kriewlts and MissNcisra Kriewlts of South Chicago were the guests of Mrs. Mary M. Huehn and daughter, Miss mma at their home in Logan street yesterday. 1 Miss Laura Bansenmacher of Ravenswood, Chicago is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. Paul Fisher at her home in Logan street. Mr. X. X. Kennedy of East Chicago was in Hammond on business today. The members of Silver Light Hive L. O. T. M. will give an Ice cream social this evening at Central Park to which the public Is cordially invited. WANTED Experienced stenographer. Apply McMahon & Conroy, 406 Hammond bldg., Hammond. iltf
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