Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 66, Hammond, Lake County, 5 September 1911 — Page 2
5 THE TIMED. Tuesday, Sept. 5, 1911.
EVENING WRAP
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.East Indian effects are strongest Just now in the autumn evening wraps. This fad is evidenced not only in the embroideries, but in the shapes of .he nw g-arments, for few of them hate clearly defined sleeves despite the fact that -capes are not at all in the running. ' i .'Double-faced satin is one of the favorable materials, as it is so broad th.t jenly two widths are heeded for the tubelike . effects; the same is true of the : fine cloths carrying heavy embroideries similar to those seen on the broadcloth robe goTfrns, and the striped voilfcs mounted upon plain taffetas. None irffri new wraps close straight from the throat to feet. ThTjetlmes start from under the Thin, but either directly above or below. ol(fc .istlihe. Th6 left front wanders diagonally toward the right side
no,' i j against the hip. This precludes tho use of any save invisible
'lJuMa.la.chj etnail flat' buttons concealed "11 Hogv.. .r.r " ; ""; T MEALS FOR TWO DAYS. DUPLEX MENU. I. BREAKFAST. Hot Baked Apple with Cream. Thin SHves of Broiled Ham. ' Fried Cornmeal Mush. Coffee. LUNCHEON. Cream of Rice Soup. Creamed Chicken. i r Frosen Tomato Salad. Spades. Apple Snow. After-Dinner Coffee. DINNER. , Nut Sausage with Potato Garnish. Escalloped Corn. Grape Fruit And Celery Salad. Cheese. Wafers. Coffee. BREAKFAST. 1 French Apple Toast. Crisp Bacon. Coffee. . LUNCHEON. Creara of Chicken Soup. Bread and Butter Sandwiches. Fruit Drops. Cocoa. DINNER. Curry of Chicken and Rice. - Battered Parsnips. Green Pepper and Tomato Salad. Grape Blanc Mange. Coffee. MISH HICKEY ENTERTAINS. ; One of the most enjoyable parties of the past week end was one at which Miss Lois Hlckey entertained Saturday evenig at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hlckey In South Hohman Street. Miss Hlckey invited hr guests to a costume party In honor of Miss Maude Foley, one of the brides of the month. They met rery Informally and spent the evening In a pleasant way with social gamea and contests. Music was also one of the features of entertainment until eleven o'clock when a daintily arranged luncheon of two courses was served. Miss Hiekey's only guests -were Mrs. Edward Witter, Mrs. O. O. Routsong. the Mlsse Hattle Hollcraft of Chicago, Maude Foley, Jennie Walton, Mary Rahen and Lois Hlckey. . INITIATE CANDIDATES. An Interesting meeting of the mem bers of the Dorcas Rebeckah Lodge was held last Saturday evening In I. O. O. F. Hall in State street. It was the regular weekly meeting and the usual large number of members attended The early hours were occupied with the transaction of the routine business. SeV eral candidates were also initiated dur Ins the lodge session. A social hour
FOR AUTUMN.
by a handsome ornament. ' :. 1 ; 1 . ' 1 7 rr followed the business meeting and a pleasant time was spent in conversation. The anouncement was made of the next meeting to be held next Sat-1 urday evening and a large attendance! desired. LEAVES FOR COLLEGE. Joe Reilley of South Hohman street will leave tomorrow for Plymouth, Ind. to resume his studies at St. Michael's Academy. He will be accomjanied by his mother; Mrs. P. Reilley who will re main In Plymouth for a short visit. HONOR MISS FOLEY. Miss Maude Foley of Sohl street will be the honor guest at a number of pretty social function during the com ing few weeks. The affair have been planned in honor of her approaching marriage to Harold Hutchinson of Kolze, 111. The Misses Leah Shroyer and Ethel Redman have cards out for a picture shower at which they will en tertain Thursday evening, September 7th at the home of Mrs. John Slater In Kane avenue. Mrs. O. G. Routsong will entertain a number of Miss Foley's friends at a slumber party Saturday evening at her home In Douglas street. A kitchen shower Will be given by Mis Mary Rahen at her home in Trumau avenue, next Monday evening. POSTPONE THE MEETING. The members of the Ladles' Auxiliary to the University club postponed the meeting which wns anounced to take place today in the club rooms until next Tuesday, September lth. Mr. August Schneider and Miss Ruth Sohl will be iiusicss at me meeting, ariose wuibi will be played during the afternoon. ENTERTAINS AT CARDS. Mrs. Schubert will entertain the ladies of the Fleirdelis Club at their weekly club meeting today at her home! in Plummer avenue. Mrs. Schubert will! entertain at cards and several games of pedro will be played. DESIRE A LARGE; ATTENDANCE, The members of the Ladles' Aid SO' ciety of the First M. E. church will hold their first meet4ng after the long sum mer vacation Wednesday In tho parlors of the church in Russell street. The meeting is called for two-thtrty o'clock. After the business session a pleasant time will be spent socially and refresh-! ments will be served. A large attend ance is deslrd at the meeting. Ask the Gas Company how to reduce the kitchen work to the lowest point at the least expense and get the bt re sults, j
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SOCIAL. NEWS FOR WEDNESDAt.
There will b "a initios; f the nrmbrn ot Silver Uftht Hive 1 O. T. M. AVdaaday evenlnjt la the K. of P. Hall. The member ot b reborh AII a4x4ty nnt Chrlstl eborrh will meet Wednesday la the phurrh parlor la Calonve avenue. Mm. Mat Kiel a wit be hmtteaa and entertain the tnembera of Sewln Olrele No. 1 at her home In Went State atreet Wednesday afteraoon. ( A meetlna; of the member of Onnl Hire No. MM I,. O. T. !W. M. will be held Wedaesday evening la I. O. O. F. Hall la State atreet. The membera of the f.adle Aid aoeiety of the First M. K. ebnreb will meet la the ebarch pur lorn Wed neaday afternoon at 2iS0 oVIork. ( A BfSINKSS MKKTING. The regular meeting of the mmbr of Progressive. Court No. 16 Tribe of Ben Hur will take rlac this evening In the K. of P. Hall. Th members are all Invited to attend as the usual business and social program will be carried out. A LODGE SESSION. ' A meeting of the membera of the True Kindred will be held this evening in I. O. O. Ffl Hall in State atreet. It la the regular bi-monthly meeting; and the usual business and social program will be carried out. A large attendance of members is desired. , MOVE TO HAMMOND. Mr. and Mrs. Kenny and daughters. the Misses Edith and Blanohard are moving to Williams street, this city. from Lowell, Ind. and will make their homo here In the future. Miss Edith Kenny will b engaged as one 'of the teachors in the Hammond schools this year. VISITS FRIENDS HERE. Harry Buck of Duncannon, Pa. stop ped In Hammond for a short visit with friends yesterday on his way to Witchlta, Kansas where he will be supervisor of physical training in the public schools. Mr. Buck was engaged as a Hammond teacher last year. AID SOCIETY MEETING. Mrs. W. A. Hilt will be "at home" to the members of the Ladies' Aid society of the First Baptist church Thursday afternoon o fthis week at her residence, 804 South Hohman street. A large at tendance of members Is treslred as busi ness of importance will be transacted. MEETING IS POSTPONED. The members of the Jewish Ladles' Aid society have postponed the meeting i which was announced to take place Wednesday at the home of Mrs. I. I. Modjeska in Walter street. The change was made on account of the funeral of Mrs. Helerman which wll be held to morrow. Mrs. Modjeska wll entertain the ladies next Wednesday afternoon, September 13th and a large attendance is desired. ENTERTAIN GlESTS. Mr. Fred Dahl who Is employed by the Gary Steel Co. and sister Grace Dahl were visitors at Schrum Bros, in Thorn dale Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schrum and children went to Lowell last Thursday In their auto mobile by way of Shelby. Mrs. Schrum and children returned Sunday after noon. While at Lowell they visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dahl and other friends. A CHRISTENING. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolters of West Sibley stree was christened at St. Paul's Lutheran church Sunday morning. The Rev. Theo. Claus read the services of the church In the I presence ot a large gathering of friends I and relatives, many of whom camel from a distance. The sponsors were Mis Ida Hllkendorf, John Oder, HefI man Bachert all of Chicago and Miss Martha Borman of Hammond. The I child was named Mildred by her spon or8- Following the services at the cnurcn tne relatives ana a lew irienas were entertained' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wolters, 89 Sibley street. A daintily arranged dinner was served at one o'clock and the afternoon was spent in an enjoyable social way. A Gl tLD MEETING. There will be a meeting ot the mem bers of the Ladles' Guild Of St. Paul's Episcopal church Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 O'clock In the guild room In Rimbach avenue. It is the first meeting after the summer vacation and business of importance wll be transacted. HOLD WEEKLY MEETING. The member of the Deborah Aid so ciety of the First Christian church will hold theJr re(rular wkIy meetln5 to farrow in the social rooms of the churc! rch In Calumet avenue. .The members Will meet for an all day session. A dinner will be served at noon and during the afternoon the members Will sew for the benefit of the society. SECl'RB A LICENSE. A marriage license. was granted Miss! Mary Reter and Frederick W. Glvler both of Hammond In Chicago today. The announcement of their marriage will be received with interest ?n Hammond where they are known and they will rei c(,ive the best wishes or their many friends on their return to Hammond. MEETING IS POSTPONED. The young ladles of the Phllathea club have been postponed the meeting which was annpunce'd to take place this evening on account of the house warmling at the home of the Rev. and Mrs.! Adams In Williams street, The an nouncement of the next meeting will be made later. DEPtTY ATTENDS MEETING. The mebers of Opal Hive No. 89 L. O. T. M. M. will meet Wednesday evening in I. O. O. F hall In State street It 1 I expected that th deputy, Mr Nora Cate I of Paw Paw, Mich, will be present at the meeting. A large attendance is deSired at the meeting as business of Im portance Win be transacted. Even If you are riot ready to buy, stop in at the Gas Company's office and examine thcVGas Ranges. Ypu will
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FUNERAL SERVICES
OVER (pe1al to Thm Tim.) East Chicago, Bpt. 6. ---Funeral services were conducted yesterday morning over the remains of Edgar Hinds liewis, son of Mr. atd Mr. Oeorge v. lwIs, at the homo of' the parent of the deceased In Magoun avenue There was a large gathering of friends nf the young boy, as welt as et his parents, and quite a number of the rloser friends accompanied Ihe remains to Chit-ago via , the Pennsylvania, , going later by carriage to Itoss Hill, where the Interment took place. Rev. Alexander Monroe of the Congregational church officiated and gave a touching and eloquent address. Mrs. Zeph Campbell and Mrs. W, J. Funkcy sang two seleotion. "Some Time We Will Understand" and "Safe In the Arms of Jesus." They were accompanied by Mrs. jllarry Hloomsburg. The pall bearers were H. E. Zanger, George Standlsh. E. Williams. JVC. Held, 3. E. Meade ana F. 3. Garrett. The funeral took place at 10:30 o'clock and the casket was placed aboard the 11:80 Pennsylvania, arriving in Chicago at about 1:80 and being SEHVtS ICH CREAM. The members of the Deborah Aid soeiety of the First Christian church gave an ice cream social Monday morning at' Central Park to which the public was. Invited. There was a good attendance during the hours of the sale and a nice sum was realised which will be nsed for the benefit of the society and church. The ladis ot division No. 1 of which Mrs. Albert Htnn had charge of the tftlr. is chairman A SACRED CONCERJ. The following program was given by the choir of the First Christian church uhder the direction of Professor Clark Iieamlna at the services last evenlnsr. Th1 church .ud,tot,um W8s. filled with the members and their friends. Every number on the program was well rend ered and thoroughly enjoyed: Piano Voluntary Selected Mrs. Achenbach Hymn Abide With Me. Anthem, Savior breathe an evening blessing - Bartianowskl. Scrip ture lesson and prayer ... .Rev. Cross Solo, Consolation Mendelssohn . r. . Miss Wills Anthem. Savior, when night Involves the skies Shelley With solo by Mr. Learning Violin Solo, Adoration Borowski.... Mrs. Conde Duet, O Loving Voice of Jesus Nevln Mrs. Eckman and Mr. Learning Solo, O Divine Redemer Gounod.... Miss McConnell Offertory Selected ... .Mrs. Achenbach Anthem, There Is a Green Hill Som erset. Solo, The Nw Kingdom Tours .. Mr. Learning A GRANITE SHOWER. Mrs. M. E. Kolk will entertain a num ber of young ladles at a Granite Shower next Tuesday evening at her home in West Sibley street. The party will be given in honor of Miss Josephine Jergens whose marriage to John Homquest Is announced to take place Tuesday, September 19th. Miss Belle Lockrldge came to Ham mond Saturday evening to be the guest of rlend9 for veral days. I Miss Annie Bassett has returned to I Hammond from Milan, O. where She spent the summer with friends ana relatives Mr. and Mrs. Hickman who have been spending the summer at Sylvan Lake, Mich, have returned home. Famous Guth Candies at L. Cox & Co.
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HELD
EDGAR H. LEWIS conveyed from the depot to Rose Hill In a hearse. ICdgar will be greatly missed among his friends, for he hae always been most popular. There were a great many flowers, the following being among those who sent tributes: Charles Fowler, Kast Chicago club, Urant and Florence Hchlleker, Congregational Sunday school, Dave Reld and family, Wa'ter J. Riley, Louis Pouches and wife, Charles Fowler and friends. Miss Rweisey, Ida Xora Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. V. JX. Diamond. Public Library Hoard, Mrs. Meth Williams. J. P. O. Klks, John R. Farovld. Mr. and Mrs. F. I Kvans, James H. Stone, Mary A. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Caleb, Willie Lloyd, C. A. Westberg. Mr. and Mrs. Funkey, O. J. Bader, John D. Jones and Sunday school class, Mr. and Mrs. E. Rltch, W. E. Jewel. H. J. Rtelnbreder, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Anderson. Ladles' Aid and Missionary society Mrs. Arthur T. Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Ottenhetmer. Daughters of American Revolution, Mrs. H. K. Groves, Mrs. Q. A. Johnson, Melvln and Wilmot Specter. Mr. and Mrs. Teter C. Schroeder, 522 West Garfield avenue.fl are spending a few weeks in the country near St. Joseph, Mich. Miss Albertlne Shepherd who has been Bpndlng the summer at her home in Indianapolis returned to Hammond yesterdav for the ODcnlnr of school. Miss Georgia DeWeese returned to her home in Rimbach avenue last even ing after a two weeks visit with rela tives and friends in Lima, O. and Berne, Ind. She was the guest of hef sister, Mrs. Raymond Knoft at her home In Berne, Ind. Mrs. C C. Smith ad daughter. Miss Maud Smith have returned to their home in State street after a few days visit 'With Miss Laura Breckenrldge at her home In Lafayette, Ind. Mrs. Abe Ottenheimer and Mrs. Goodfriend of East Chicago were visitors In Hammond last Saturday. Miss Marguerite Haefer of Truman avenue has returned from h visit with relatves in Chicago-Heights. 111. Famous Guth Candies at L. Cox & Co. (Q ALU Mi South Chicago. Phone S. C 232 . Julius Johnson, Mgr. Coming September- 7th THE GOLDEN BROS. Present A Sensational Western Comedy Drama Nobody's Claim POPULAR PRICES 15c to 75c Bargain Matinee Saturday, ALL SEATS 25c GRAND UNION fTaltoJ ktvr rest WIT saaass t?f,Sr!.S&&a3, PINS PINS PINS Science
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