Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 20, Hammond, Lake County, 12 July 1911 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Wednesday, July 12, 1911.
SOCIAL MIWS FOR THURSDAY.
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Mr'n. Jnool) AVc villi entertain the ii:rmberH of Srwlog Circle Xa, 2 of St. Mnrgnret'ii llOKpltal lit lirr home In DoUKlnw street Thursday afternoon. The member of the Martha node ( of the FlrMt " Christian church will tiicet for an all day aeanlon Thursday In the social rooms of the church. 'Mrs. Nicholas will entertain the members of the Good Mill Club nt her home In Oostlin utrcet Thursday afternoon. The inemhrrs of the Woman's Home aii.tl Foreign Missionary orletles of the First M. K. church will hnre a plcnle nt the lake front front Thursday afternoon and evenInn. The Indies of the T. . club will picnic at the lake front Thursday.
made for a picnic to be held at the lake front Thursday, July 20th. The ladiea are planning to go to the park In the afternoon, and the gentlemen are invited for the picnic supper which will be served about six o'clock. The. day u anticipated with a great deal of pleasure. The following officers will act during the next six months: Past Chief William Euwejt. Chief VT. F. Jones. Judge Mary Shearer. Teacher Anna Ryan. Scribe; Eva Grove. Captain Isaac Stanford. Guide Gertrude Knehneman. Keeper of Tribute J. V. lavls. Inner Door Keeper Emma llageman. Outer Door Keeper Mrs. Isaac Stanford.
The bride wore a dainty and pretty white lingerie gown and carried an arm boquet of bride's roses. After the reading of the marriage ceremony the guests were invited into the dining room and served with a beautifully appointed dinner of several courses. The tables were pretttlly trimmed with pink KUlarney roses and fern. Mr. and Mrs. Wolf will leave this evening for .Denver, Colo., where they will rpend several days with the bride's
j l.KAVK FOR VISCOSIV j Pr. G. I Smith of Hammond and tr. ! Wlllits-of Chicago start today for the i wilds of Wisconsin where they will
spend a few , weeks catching the "Big Ones." To get Dr. Smith's fishing outfit to the lake required but one extra car, whioh wa3 loaded and started last night, but the genial dentist says if Dr. Willets is as good a fisherman as he thinks he is. it will require several cars to bring them and their "catch" back to Hammond.
desired. The usual business and social program wil be carried out. j
POSTPOSK T11K MEETING. The meeting of the members of the N. N. Embroidery Club which was announced to take place last evening at the home of Miss Gertrude Herbst In South Hohman street was postponed. The young ladies of the club will bi the guests of the Misses Hulda and Augusta Klein at their home in Conkey avenue Thursday evening of this week. They will devote the evening to needle work and music. MEETINU IS POSTPOXED. The young ladies of the Phllathea club decided to postpone the meeting which was announced to take place last evening in the parlors of the First Baptist church in Sibley street. The meeting was postponed on account of the absence of several of the members from the city. The announcement of
the next meeting will be made later
and an invitation extended all the members to be present.
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Thousands of these pretty and not expensive costumes have been turned out by the manufacturers this season, and unless one has very handsome ! hand-embrldery and rich lace to work jwith, it scarcely pays to make up such' 'a costume at home.
The little dress pictured is of white cotton voile embroidered in pale pink. The hem is made of pink voile, anl tucked sections of this pink fabric form the yoke and a band in the sleeves. Cluny and val laces introduced sparingly add alrnesa to the modi.
MUAI.S FOR A DAT, BREAKFAST. Currants with Powdered Sugar. Molded Cream of Wheat. Tomato Omelet. Buttered Toast. Coffee. - LUXCHEO??. ln.m Molds Filled with Eggs. Reheated Biscuit. Olives, iery Salad. . Gingerbread. DINNER. Thin Slices of Cold Ham with Brown Sauce. Escalloped Potatoes. Carrots and Peas. Red Raspberry Shortcake.
Coffee.
A HOME WKDDIXiG A very quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized this afternoon at three o, clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hartley. 136 Russell St., when their daughter Miss Mae Hartley was united in marriage to Mr. Wlllard E. Wolf of Kenebec, South Dakota. The Rev. A. W. Hofnian, pastor of the First Presbyterian church officiated at the service, and used the ring ceremony of the church.1 The ceremony was very simple in. its details and only the members of the Immediate families and a few relatives were invited to be in attendance. The affair was very quiet owing td the illness of the bride's father. The young people were unattended.
EXTEIITAIXS AT CARDS, A very enjoyable afternoon was spent by the members of the Golden Rod Clul: as the guests of Mrs. Cushman at her home in Claude street yesterday. It
was the regular weekly club meeting
father, who is there for the benefit of , and the twelve members of the club his health. They will be "at home" in j were present. They met at the card Kenebec, South Dakota, after Aug., 16. tables which were placed in the parlors The young people received many very and enjoyed several games of pedro. pretty and valuable gifts from their After seven games the honors were friends and relatives, including articles awarded Mrs. Nichols. Mrs. Dilts and of silver, cut glass, hand painted china Mrs. Dorsey won the honors in the and linens. I games and the consolation prize was The bride ts the daughter of Mr. and j awarded to Mrs. Grove. During the Mrs. J. J. Hartley and has made her hour following the games a daintily arhome with her parents in Hammond for ' ranged course luncheon was served, several years. She graduated from the ' The covers were laid at the small
Hamond High School several years ago tables. Mrs. Dilts was named as the Hammond high school in the class of net hostess and she will entertain next
1909, after which she went to South , Tuesday afternoon at her home In
Dakota and taught In the schools for Claude street. one year. The past year Mrs. Wolf was j , , . engaged as a teacher In the school at AISE IX CANADA.
Hesvtlle. She has a large circle of. Friends in Hammond have received
: friends in Hammond and vicinity. Her cards from Mr. and Mrs. Basil Walker
marriage to Mr. Wolf followed a series of who are on their wedding trip telling
j delightful entertainments given in her of a pleasant few days spent at Queenshonor folowing the announcement of ton, Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Basil
her engagement made a few weeks Walker and Mr. and Mrs. John L.
ago. She has been entertained at din- Walker left Hammond early In June
ners, luncheons and evening parties and after touring Michigan left for
DISI1AM) FOR THE SIMMER.
The young ladies of the C. D. club I
will not meet Thursday evening of this!
week, which is the evening for the Miss Frieda Otto, daughter of Mrs. H. family, 14 Ruth street, will leave toregular club meeting. They have de-j F. Otto of 715 Sohl street became the morrow for Brighton, Mich., where cided not to meet regularly during the j bride of J. S. Long today. The mar- ( they will spend two weeks, remainder of the summer on account j rlage ceremony was performed in Chi-j Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Brincken of Sibof the absence of several of the mem-icago today in the presence of only a ley street expect to leave today for a
oers rrom tne city, i ne announcement j tew relatives. The Rev. W ell or. lake trip and will be absent from.Hamof the first meeting in the fall will be ' Frledens Evangelical church accom- mond for ten days or two weeks. They
panied the young people and perform- will go as far as Duluth. ed the ceremony in one of the Chicag3 ..
churches. The bridal couple was unattended. The bride was attired in her j going away gown, a tailored suit of blue serge and she wore a tailored hat,'
afternoon and evening at the lake I Mr. and Mrs. Long will leave Chicago in the Lake superior court to obtain
front by the ladies of the Home and j this afternoon for Springneld, 111. wncre a legal separation from John Connors.
! nrplirn Miinnflrv nrletli of th h
given by the young ladies of the M. T.
club of which she was a menber. IKSTALL OFFICERS. A very interesting meeting of the members of Progressive Court No. 166 Tribe of Ben Hut took place last evening in the K. of P. Hall. It was the regular bi-monthly meeting and a large
number of members attended. Several visitors were also present from Gary. The routine business was transacted and the Important feature of the business hour was the installation of officers. The deputy E. G. Grimes acted a3 the installing officer. Plans were alst)
points in Canada. They are expected
to arrive In Hammond about the first of August. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Walker will be at home with Mr. and Mrs. John
L. Walker at 103 Russejt stive. A LODGK SESSION.
A meeting of the members of the
True Kindred took place last evening In I. O. O. F. Hall in State street. It was the regular " bi-monthly meeting and the usual number of members attended. After the business had been disposed of. the members enjoyed a social hour. The net meeting will take placa
in two weeks and a large attendance
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This is not a Job Lot Sale Nor an Imperfect Remnant Sale But our Regular high grade Stock on Bargain Counters.
used, among the decorations. I rack party Friday evening, July 14.
The young people will leave during They will leave from the Methodist the evening for a short wedding trip' church on Russell street at 7:15 p. m.
after, which they will return to Ham- and go to East Chicago where they will
mond. They will be "at home" to their ( be entertained at an lee cream social friends at 481 May street after August by the East Chicago Epworth League. 15th. They have a pretty home all In Tickets 20 cents. Everybody invited., readiness. They have received many j . , ' pretty gifts in cut glass, silver, . hand 1 Miss Valeria Hertzberger left today painted china and linens from their' for her home in St. Louis, Mo. after a friends. J few weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. The marriage of Miss Gcro and Mr. I Adam Ebcrt and family at their home Palmer followed a series of delightful ! In South Hohman street, entertainments given In their honor! The Rev. Stephen Hassold has returnfollowing the announcement of their d to his home in Kendalville, Ind. afengagement made at a dinner party a'tr spending several days in Hammond few weeks ago. Both young people are the guest of Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Merz very prominent in Hammond and have; ana family at their home In Warren large circles of friends. Miss Gero has street. made her home in Hammond for several) ,,. , , , . .
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years. She graduated from the Ham-
I Hammond but now of Chicago and Mi3
' V"" stokes of Chicago were the- guests of
mini recency ,,as " friends in Hammond last evening a stenographer for the C. I. & S- R. R.
at the Gibson office. Miss Gero la a member of a number of social clubs and
Mrs. N. J. Bick formerly of Ham
mond but now of Chicago is spending
U also known in the musical circles of the day with Hammond relatives, the city, Mr Palmer is a son of Mr. Mrs. G. L. Smith and little daughter.
and Mrs. M. A. Palmer of Hammond and Helen, of 30 Warren street, leave today
is employed in Gary.
MARRIED IN CHICAGO.
for Charltvoix, Mich., where they will
spend a few weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Shanklin
made later.
AXXl'AL PICMC. A pleasant affair of the week at
which Hammond people will be present is the picnic to be given tomorrow
WANTS A DIVORCE Beatrice Connors has started a suit
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'EVER before have we had such laroe
assortments on display. The
crowds for the first day far exceeded our expectations, coming from all parts of the Calumet region, realizing the the great values offered. Many of the large lots are disappearing fast. . . . Do we give our Profit Sharing Coupons during this great sale? YES 2 And Double Coupons Friday and Wednesday during this Great Ten Days Sale. Do not miss a day, as we shall have some special lot to offer each and every day.
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HAMMOND'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE
First M. E. church. They have Invited j
the young people of the Standard Bear
ers and King's Heralds to meet with
them so that a very large attendance is expected. The day's entertainment
is anticipated with a great deal of pleasure. The supper will be served
between 6 and 7 o'clock.
CLASS IS ORGANIZE!!. A number of young ladles of the
Christian church met In the church
library last evening and organized a
class, which will be krfown as the Loyal
Daughters. Mrs. Will Lasch will continue to be the teacher and meet with them. They will hold their next meeting Friday evening July 19th and a large attendance is desired. Business of importance was transacted, the
most of which was the election of omcers. It resulted as follows:
President Miss Iva WilsonVice President Miss Goldie Dufrain. Secretary Miss Isabelle Solomon. Treasurer Miss Pearl Denton. MISS IICKIiniNG A HOSTESS.
Miss Ella Buehring was hostess and
entertained the young ladies of the S.
S. Club last evening at her home in
tate Line street.. It was their regula weekly club meeting and all the mem
bers were present.. - Needle work ' and music were the social, diversions. At
ten oclock the hostess served " her guests with a. dainty luncheon. Miss Lillle Doege will entertain the young
ladles of the club at their meeting next Tuesday evening at her home in East State street. The following ..young
ladies are members of -the club; Mrs.
John Schmidt, the Misses Rose Spoerner, Gertrude Gescheldler, Edna Euwert,
Lillian Doego, Margaret Jens, Florence Mangold, Hattie Genrlch and Ella
Buehring'. GERO-PALMGR Nt'PTIALS.
One of the prettiest of the season's
weddings will take place this evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gero
484 May street when their daughter.
Grace Marguerite is united in marriage
to Claude D .Palmer. The ceremony
will be performed In the presence ot a large company of invited friends and
relatives. Many of the guests will corns
from Chicago. Lowell and Gary. The
Rev. C. J. Coulter, acting pastor at the First Baptist church will officiate
at the ceremony.
As Miss Mae Hanson plays the "Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrin, the bridal party will enter the parlor from
the large reception hall and take their places under a latticed canopy made of
ferns, smilax and pink rose buds, where
the marriage service will be read. The ring ceremony will be used. In the
procession will be Miss Lytta McMauoa
who will serve Miss Gero as maid of honor. She will enter alone. Miss Edith Carter, as bridesmaid will enter with Claire Palmer, the groom's only
attendant. Little Miss Frances Stiver,
a niece of the bride will follow after
which will come the bride and groom. The bride will be attired in a beauti
fui gown of embroidered marqviiette
over white satin. The gown will have
beautiful head and lace trlmre!rig3
She will carry a boquet of brides rose
The bride wil travel in a three piece
suit of plum colored silk and will wear
a picture hat. The bridesmaids will be gowned alike in dainty white llngerlo gowns over pink silk. They will carry
arm boquets of pink kllarney roses
Little Frances Stiver will wear a dainty
frock of white organdy ana will carry u
basket of pink and white rosebuds and
ferns.
After the reading of the marriage
ceermony the guests will be Invited in
to the dining rom and served with supper. In the dining room the same dainty colors will be carried out as
were used in the parlors and reception
hall. The tables will have center pieces
of pink rose buds arranged with ferns,
In the parlors where the guests will
meet to witness the ceremony and re
main during the hours of the reception
the decorations. will be very elaborate
and beautiful. A profusion of cut flow
ers and potted palms and ferns will be
they will be entertained at the home of her husband. They were married April relatives of Mr. Long's for Bveral 24, 1904, and separated Feb. 16, 1911.
weeks. They wil lreturn to Jlammonl Their two children are deed.
nd announce their "at home" among
heir friends. They will be "at home"
with the bride's mother at 715 Sohl
treet.
The young people are both popular In
their circle of friends. The announce
ment of their hnarrlage will come as :i surprise to many who will extend them their best wishes and congratulations upon their return to Hammond. Mrs. Lon has been the honor guest at several
pretty social functions given during the past few weeks at which she has received many gifts in honor of her approaching marriage. Mr. Long is em
ployed at the Standard Steel Car Corn-pan)'.
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WI1X SPEAK AT MEETIXG. Dr. Sennosuke Ogata and Rev. W. F.
Switer spent yesterday in Chicago. They were entertained for luncheon at
the Japanese Y. M. C. A. Dr. Ogata will spend next week In Chicago and on
Tuesday evening wil! 'attend a reception
given in his honor by young Japanese.
men. whom he knew in their home land.
Dr. Ogata talked to the boys of the Knights of Methodism last evening and
explained to their delight a Japanesa
boy's experiences. He will talk at the
prayer meeting. this eveniitg upon home life amng his people. The public ts invited to hear this address.
A HAY RACK PARTY. The Epworth League will give a hay
Mrs. Connors claims that she hai been deserted and terribly mistreated by her husband. Se says that after the death of her first child her husband becamt intoxicated and beat and cuffed her. She related in her complaint that Connors was arrested and convicted of wife beating, and that on one occasion that he attempted to kill the plaintiff. Later he was arrested for assault and battery. The plaintiff sues for $1,000 alimony. The suit was Ktarted by Attorney Clarence Bretscli of Gary.
Bicknell Now Grandfather. Henry M. Bicknell has dropped his title of "Dady" and has become "DaDa." This all came about as the result of the arrival of a baby girl, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kramer, who are temporarily residing with Mrs. Kramer's father. Mr. Bicknell. Mr. Kramer is receiving - the congratulations of his friends and acquaintances in this city, i Mrs. Kramer, who was formerly Mrs. Nellie Dunham, is doing nicely. But it is Henry Bicknell Who is' the hero of the occasion. Today he is so swelled up because of the fact that he is a grandfather that he bursted a couple of buttons off I rom' Wa shirt.-1"
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