Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 15, Hammond, Lake County, 6 July 1911 — Page 2
Thursday, July 6, 1911. FICHU WITH SAILOR BACK MAKES THE FIGURE LOOK TALLER AND MORE SLENDER BEAUTIFUL MRS. E. R. THOMAS TO SUE HER MILLIONAIRE CRIPPLE HUSBAND FORDIVORCB SOCIAL. SEWS FOR FRIDAY. There will be a meeting of the raembeni of Hammond Hive No. 2 L,. O. T. M. Friday evening In the K. of 1 Hall. The members of Golden Rod Camp So. 1UC7 Royal Nelsbbors wUl hold their regular meeting in Look's Hall Friday evening. Jin. Richard Jenklna, nr., will entertain the member of the orthlde Lodiea' Club at her home la or tli Hohmaa street Frtdajr afternoon afternoon. Best Ice Cream and Ices Phones 334 and 542 Hammond Indiana
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1 in the church parlors. It will be a so
cial meeting an dt!e members have ar
ranged for a 'Craiy Tea." The members and their friends are invited and it is desired that there is a large at
tendance.
bers met informally at the card tables
where they enjoyed several social games of cards. After seven games of pedro the honors were awarded. Mr. Kussmaul retained the hoste prize as is customary in the club and alsa on the other honors in tho games. DuriiiK the hour following the games other social diversions wereenjoyed. The serving of a dainty luncheon at Ten o t.v. concluded the meeting. The covers wer laid at the small tables In the parlor. Mrs. Fred Humpher will be tho next hostess and will entetraln in tm-o week. at her home In Rlmbach avenue. IIOI.U HEi;ll.AR MIOF-TIXC;.
The members of Silver Ulght Hive T O. T. M. met last evening In the K. of P. Hall for their regurHr bJ-montnly meeting. The usual number of members were in "attendance and spent the evening with the usual business and
social program. After the routine busi
ness had been disposed of a pleasant
time ws spent In a social way. Re
freshments were serve! during tho so- I
cial hour. The members wll meet again
in two weeks and a large attendance is
desired.
11EHE ON A VISIT.
Mrs. Raymond Knoff and little
daughter, Naomi of Berne, Ind. arrived
in Hammond yesterday afternoon to remain for a few weeks the guests of
Mrs. KnofPs parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M.
DeWeese of Rimbach avenuo. Mrs. De-
Weese went to Rochester, Ind. yester
day to meet them.
HOLD REGl'LAR MEETING.
The members of St. Paul's Uutheraa
I-easrue will meet in the school hall, the
corner of Sibley street and Oakley ave
nue this evening for their regular' weekly meeting. The usual business I
and social program will be carried out
and a large attendance is dostred.
EXGAGEMKXT IS AXKOUXCI2D.
The engagement of Miss Frieda Otto and J. S. Long was announced at a very
pretty social affair last evening given by Mrs. H. F. Otto at her home, 715 Sohl street. The marriage of the young people will take place this summer. The young people were received on the lawn which was made attractive with
A PORCH PARTY. Miss Florence Stommel was hostess and very pleasantly entertained the members of the R. C. C. Club last evening at her home in Russell street. It was the regular bi-monthly meeting and the usual number of members attended the meeting. Miss Stommel entertained at a porch party. The young ladies met informally and spent the evening pleasantly In social conversation and games. The serving oT a dainty luncheon at ten o'clock concluded tb-e pleasant meeting. Another party
will be given in two weeks on Wednes
day evening and the hostess will be named later. A AFTERAOOX MEETING.
An enjoyable meeting of the. members of the Deborah Aid Society of the
First Christian church took place yesterday afternoon in the parlors of the rhurch in Calumet avenue. It was the afternoon for the regular weekly meeting and the usual number or members attended. The afternoon was devoted to sewing for the benefit of the society and a great deal was accomplished. During the social hour the members of the July committee of which Mrs Charles Primmer is chairman served dainty refreshments. The announcement was made of the next meeting to be held Wednesday afternoon, July 12th
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It is cabled from Paris that Mrs. E. R. Thomas, who was the beautiful Linda Lee, of Kentucky, is to sue her millionaire husband for divorce. He has been a cripple for two years from an automobile accident. They have not lived together for some time.
SHORTER HOURS.
ENTERTAIN AT CARDS.
A very pleasant afternoon was spent by the members of the Golden Rod
Club as the guests of Mrs. Murden at
her home in 150th street yesterday. It was the regular weekly meeting which was postponed from Tuesday to Wed
nesday afternoon for the convenience of the members. The members were
all present and spent the afternoon at the card tables where several games of pedro were played. After seven games
the honors wre awarded. Mrs. Murden
retained the hostess prize as is customary in the club and the remaining honors were won by Mrs. Hupp, Mrs. Dllts and Mrs. Grove. At the conclu
sion of the games a dainty luncheon was served. The covers were laid at the small tables in the parlors. Mrs. Cushman was named as the net hostess and she will entertain next Tuesday afternoon at her home in Claude street. PICNIC AT LAKE FRONT. The ladies of the D. S. Club will go to the lake front for a picnic today. The picnic will take the place of the regular bi-monthly meeting. The members will take their luncheons and serve at noon and the afternoon will be spent with needle work. POSTPONED VIIE MEETING. , The members of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the University Club decided to postpone the meeting which was announced
for - yesterday afternoon in the club rooms on account of the heat. Mrs. E. F.
Johnston and Miss Anna Ibach who
were the hostesses named for the at ternoon will entertain at the next meet
ing. The announcement will be made
later of the next meeting and the members will receive an Invitation to at
tend.
ENJOY THE 51 EE TING,
The Misses Anna and Louise Schreiber entertained the young laaies pf the C
D. Club last evening at their home in
Summer street. It was the regular
meeting which was changed from Thursday to Wednesday for the con
venience o fthe members. Several of
the members were present and spent
afternoon card party today at her home In Claude street. Her guests win be the members of the Sunshine Club
who will meet for their regular bi
monthly social session.
The Misses Alice and Alma Hess have
returned to Valparaiso to resume their studies at the Valparaiso University after spending several days in Ham mond the guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hess of Michgan ave
nue.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Stewart of Wood-
lawn and Arthur Stewart of Appleton,
Japanas lanterns, garden and porch !- were tne guests or Mrs. Alary ai.
furniture. The young ladles met in-l"uenn ana miss n.mma iluenn at tneir formally and enjoyed social conversa-1 home in Logan street yesterday.
tion and various diversions appropriate! Miss Edna Switzer will Informally
to a garden party. Later in the- e-ven- entertain the young ladies of the A. D.
ing the guests were Invited Into th I Q.'s this evening at her home in Russell
parlors where a short musical program I street. The evening will be devoted to
was given. A daintily arranged supper needle work and music and an enjoywas served at eleven oclock. The home able meeting is anticipated. was treated to a pretty decoration of The members of the Martha Society
flowers and ferns, carrying out a dainty of tne First Christian church are meet-
color scheme. ling this afternoon in the church par
lors. It is the regular weekly meeting
A QMET CEREMONY. an(1 a large attendance is desired. The
A pretty wedding ceremony was (business meeting will be followed by a
solemnized last vening at the M. 13. social session.
parsonage in Russell street when Miss Mrs. J. M. Dufrain is entertaining the
Ella Sawyer and Wesley W. Dodson members of the Fern Leaf Linen Club
were united in marriage, me nour this afternon at her home in Truman
for the ceremony was eight-thirty avenue. Cards will be the entrtaino'clock. The bridal couple was vinai- ment at the meeting and several games tended. The Rev. W. F. Switzer, pastor 0f whist will be played, of the First Methodist church read the M,ss Dalgy Elllott ot FranUfort Ind. marriage ceremony of the church. Mr. .--(.,rtI, w vls,t ,n . Hammond v.
and Mrs. Dodson will make ther ho-me with the bride's parents in Towle street
for the summer after which they will
announce their at home among their
friends. The young people came to
Hammond quite recently and during
their residence hero have made many
friends who will extend them their
best wishes.
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ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE.
The marriage of Miss Belle Sherow
and Krnest Coble was solemnized Tuesday, July 4th at the home of the
groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
During the Summer n pnlable social time. Needle work
months it is almost a necessity to close our store as many evenings as possible, not only as to endurance and health of employes, but good service as well. Some states have enacted laws preventing this muchabused custom by a few merchants. We therefore ask the co-operation of our customers to do all their shopping:
if possible during the day
time, aS We Can aSSUre yOU South Hohmaa street. The evening our store is exceptionallv i wU1 be devoted to nJlii rk nd . A. . , ' other diversions, usually a feature of
pnn ht. TnuT Timo no woe
' ' ' ' MRS. KUSSMAUL ENTERTAINS.
A pleasant meeting of the members
pf the China Club took place last even ing and Mrs. Jacob Kussmaul was host
ess at iier uuuin. 111 uunio. Street. V
was the regular r meeting which wa postponed from Tuesday for the con
vcnience or tne meuioerj. The mem
and music were the features of the evening until ten o'clock when the
hostesses served th.ir guests with a
dainty luncheon. The members have
decided not to meet again during the remainder of the summer. The an
nouncement will be made later of the
first meeting in the fall. MEETING WAS POSTPONED,
The young ladies of the N. N. Embroidery Club decided to postpone the meeting which was announced to take place evening at the home of Miss Ger
trude Herbst In South Hohman street.
The meeting was postponed on account of other social entertainments arranged
for this week. Miss Herbst will be the
hostess' at the meeting next Tuesday
evening and entertain at. her home in
cool at that time. As has
been our custom, our store will be open Monday and Saturday evenings only and closed balance of week at 6 o'clock p. m. E. C. MINAS CO.
terday. She has ben the guest of her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. F. M. Klliott atheir home in Doty street.
Miss Edna Switzer is epected to re
turn home today from Otterbein, Ind. where she has been for several days in guest of relatives.
The Misses Dollie Knotts and Julia
Wall left today for St. Paul, Minn, where they will be the guests of Mrs
Joseph Reinke. Miss Wall will return
home at the end of two weeks but Miss
Knotts will remain for several weeks
Mrs. Reinke was formerly Miss Eugenia
HOW TO SELECT FRUIT.
The selection of fruit Is one of the flrat step In obtaining aucceaaful results. The flavor of fruit la not developed until fully ripe, but the time at which the fruit is at its best for canning, Jelly making, etc., is just before it is perfectly ripe. In all soft fruits fermentative follow rloaeiy upon the perfectly ripe stage; therefore, It la better to uae under-ripe rather than overripe fruit. This la especially Important In jelly making for another reaaon alsot In overripe fruit the pectin beglaa to loae Its Jelly making quality. AH fruits should, if poanible, be freshly picked for preserving canning and jelly making. No imperfect fruit should be canned or preaerved. Gnarly fruit may be uaed ror Jellies or marmalades by cutting out defective portions. Brulaed apota ahould be cut out of peaches and pears. la selecting small alied fruits, like berries, for canning, thoae having a small proportion of aeed to pulp ahould be choaen. In dry seasona berries have a larger proportion of seeds to pulp than la a wet or normal aeaaon, and It la not wise to can or preserve such fruit unless seeds are beraoved. The fruit should be rubbed .through the sieve flue enough to keep back seeds. The trained pulp can be preserved aa a puree or marmalade. When fruit la brought Into the honae put it where It will keep cool and rrlap until you are ready to uae it.
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Coble in Indianapolis. The- bridal couple Knotts of Hammond.
have returned to Hammond and an- Mrs. Caroline Dibos of Fayette street
nounced their marriage among their is expected to return home this week
friends. They have many friends In after an extended visit with friends at
Hammond and vicinity to whom the an- Lake Okautchee, is.
nouncement will come as a surprise but
who will extend their best wishes. Mr.
and Mrs. Coble will announce their "at
home' among their friends later. Mr.
Coble Is a brother of Miles and George
Coble both of Indianapolis. The bride
has been employed at Bicknell's store
in Sibley street for several weeks.
Mrs. F. B. Olwln and son, Harold of
Robinson, 111. are visiting Mrs, Olwin's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Abbott t
their home, 287 Truman avenue.
Miss Adallne Roderick ot Hickorj
street left last evening for Detroit.
Mich, where she will spend a few weeks
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Van Lister havo
returned home after a short visit In
Kalamazoo, Mlcft.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Simon of Indiana
avenue have returned home from Mchl
gan City where they were entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. John B. Faulkner for
a few days.
Miss Prell of South Bend. Ind. Is
spending a few days at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. D. E. Boone in May street.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Purdy and baby
have been spending a few days with theirplaceintheunderewarmodes.esrolatives in Lowell. peclally for spring and summer wear. Ed MeMahon of Rimbach avenue will Drawers and corset cover and skirt and
return home tomorrow from Saginaw and other points in Michigan where he
spent a two weeks vacation.
FASHION DICTATES. Many hats are lined with a colored
straw.
Beaded ribbons are among the novel
ties In millinery.
On small hats particularly aigrettes
are triumphant smong the trimmings of
the moment.
Some of the new blouses are made
wholly of bands of shaped pieces of embroidery. Joined together with lace.
Many of the hats are weighted with
odd close curling ostrich plumes, as unlike the "willow" plumes as can be.
Silk and satin roses are much In evi
dence for corsage decorations and fin
ishing the girdle at the front oriside.
Berthas of fine mull or batiste fin
ished with three tiny ruffles of Valenciennes are extremely becoming to the slim figure.
Veilings of fine thread woven In
spider webs and trailing leaves are fashionable at the present moment. For those who dislike the patterned veilings there are those of heavy thread In large meshes.
Combinations have firmly established
MARRIAGE LICENSES
(Special to The Times.)
Crown Point. Ind.. July 8. The following marriage licenses have been Is
sued here:
George Nordstrom, Chicago; Helen M. Quinte, Chicago. Frank E. Wells, Chicago; Ida A. Oranberg, Chicago.
Wesley Dodson, Tolleston; Ella Saw
yer, Tolleston. Burt Little. Valparaiso;
Minnie Scharr, Hobart. Frank Foley, Chicago; Anna Menke, Chicago. David
E. Hale, Zion City, 111.; Elizabeth Davis, Zion City, 111. Wilson Penshan
Chicago; Lulu Ray, Chicago. Peter
Hurd, Chicago; Pearl Atkins, Chicago,
William H. Howlsone, Chicago; Clara
A. Mitchell, Chicago. Ernest W. Grlf
flth, Chicago; Mae B. Conty. Chicago
Timothy J. Gibbons, Chicago; Henrietta
J. Engel, Chicago.
Ready for Session.
President William Olander, of the
Miller town board, was trying to get In touch with Alderman Castleman, of the Gary park board, today in order to make arrangements for a Joint meeting to take action regarding the proposed Gary park to be located on- the
Miller lake front.
Miss Lydla Muenich who is attending
the sumer Normal school at Tpsilanti.
Mich, spent the past few days In Hammond the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gus Muenich at ther home in
South Hohman street.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Learning and son
corset cover share favor equally and the three-piece style is also seen. There is little ornamentation on the smart satin suits, except perhaps wide black silk braid, which, however. Is used sparingly, as the material is "ressy" enough In itself. A new sleeve of a tailored costume, sewed plainly Into the armhole, widens a little toward the elbow( then de
creases a bit below, to finally finlsn
Perry of South Hohman street returned ln a three-quarter length with an up
nome-.yesiero.ay aner spending a lew i turned ' cuff.
weeks with relatives ana rrienas in
Mulberry, ma. . I THE
Mrs. J. P. Ryan Is entertaining at an 1 DAILY,
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GIRL DIES OF
TYPHOID FEVER Indiana Harbor, July 6. Alva Fuhr-
mark, twelve year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fuhrmark, 3S02 Fir street, who died Monday of typhoid
fever coupled with peritonitis, was buried yesterday at Oak Hill cemetery. The funeral services took place at 2 o'clock In the afternoon from the Bap
tist church, Rev. E. O. Bradshaw offi
ciating.
There was a most unusually lcrge
display of flowers, officials of the In
land mill and the men employed under Mr. Fuhrmark, who is foreman of the riggers at the mill, having contributed beautiful tribute, as well as other
friends of the family and of the young
girl herself.
The decessed Is survived by one brother, Arthur, and a sister, Alice, besides her parents. Her loss is keenly felt by a large circle of friends.
The funeral services took place at the German Lutheran church at 2 o'clock this afternoon and Interment will be at the Tolleston cemetery. Mtss Gladys Younger of Hammond spent the day with Mrs. George Campbell, on Everest court. Wm. M. Carroll and Miss Meta Williams spent July 4th in Warsaw, Ind. E. H. Mundell of Ainsworth transacted business here yesterday. Mrs. Elsie Nelson will visit with her aunt and uncle In Elsdon, III.
Mrs. S. Eschard Is spending a few days in Chicago. Mrs. B. S. Edwards of Martha street is entertaining friends from Valparaiso for a few days. .
CHRISTIAN CHURCH BALL TEAMS PLAY The baseball teams of the Christian churches of Gary and Whiting will play at Tolleston Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. No admission will be charged to the game. The Ladies' Aid society of the Whiting church served dinners at the church this noon.
TOLLESTON
spent
Fred Findling of Hammond
yesterday here. Mrs. M. E. Stewart of Indiana Harbor was a Tolleston visitor yesterday. Mrs. .Inhn TCarston and daughter.
Miss Minnie, were Hammond shoppers thorized to purchase various equipment
EAST GARY. Miss Sadie Wheeler spent the Fourth with her parents at Valparaiso. Mrs. B. O. Pierce and children are visiting her mother at Allegan, Michi About sixty from here attended the celebration at Gary Tuesday evening. A. M. Hazelgreen spent the Fourth at Indiana Harbor. Miss Edna Peterson is visiting with friends ln Chicago. Joseph Cermak, commonly known here as "Joe the Fisherman." was killed by an east-bound passenger train Tuesday afternoon at the track pan a mile west of town. He made his home while here with the Florians at the Bijou. The remains, in charge of Dr. Gordon, were taken to Hobart. where they awaited orders for the burial. Mrs. W. E. Cook is visiting with friends at Adrian, Mich. ' WHITINGCITY COUNCIL MEETS (Special to Thb Times.) Whiting, Ind.. July 6. At a meeting of the city council Nedjl &. Greenwald were given the contract for the erection of a concrete wall at the outer edge of the Whiting park. x The wall Is to be 5 feet Inches high and 9 Inches thick. The footing will be two feet wide and two feet deep. The other bidder was Brunt ef Hammond. Brunt's bid on the contract was $4,500. Xedjl & Greenwald bid by the foot, their price being 1214 per foot The specifications call for 1.5S0 lineal feet, which would make Greenwald & Nedjl's bid : $3,274.20 against Brunt's $4,500.
The purchasing committee was au-
yseterday. Miss Veda Voggeman Is visiting relatives at Walton. 111. Miss Florence Mayhew of Clark Station was a Tolleston visitor yesterday. George L. Campbell returned after spending a few days with friends ln Elwood, Ind. Mrs. J. Voss, aged 75 years, passed away at the home of her daughtor,-Mrs. A. G.tKoepke. on Second street, Tuesday morning after 'a seige of Illness of several weeks. The deceased leaves one son, Charles C. Voss, 'and one daughter, Mrs. A. G. Koepke, to mourn her loss.
forthe park, among these being three lawn swings, one horizontal bar and one traveling ring. Among the necessities ordered purchased were two doxen bath towels. George Yuhasi's application for a year's saloon license was granted. After adopting a resolution declaring the necessity of constructing a sewer In 121st street from Indhina boulevard to Atchison avenue, the meeting was adjourned.
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