Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 71, Hammond, Lake County, 11 September 1911 — Page 2
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Evangelists S. B. Shaw and wife of Grand Rapids, who held union meetings last winter In Hobart and 'Hammond, have just closed a successful tent campaign in Saginaw, Mich. The Saginaw Daily News says: 'Evangelists S. B. Shaw and wife closed their work at the tabernacle, corner of Mason and Adams. street, last night. They go from here to Dice for a few days where Mr. Shaw held a wonderfully successful revival many years ago. "These workers hav been in the city since early In June. During that time in connection w'.th their work in the churches and missions as well as at the tent many have been converted, reclaimed, revived or greatly helped and strengthened in their Christian life. The all-day meetings held at the taber
nacle were something entirely new In the city and were so successful that several of the pastors and mission workers are already punning to hold similar all-day meeting for prayer on the second Tuesday of each month. The first of those will be held at the City Itescue Mission on Germanla avenue, Tuesday, Sept. 12. 'Many of the parentB testify that a great work has been done among the children and this Is the most Important work that can be done. Mr. and
Mrs. Shaw gladly work on lines of agreement with all evangelical Christians, emphaxicing the essentials ot loving God supremely and our neighbors as ourselves. They have greatly endeared themselves to many hearts and will leave many life-long friends in Saginaw."
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Mm, Clarence Edrr will be hostess and entertain the membern of the Cbtnn Club at her home la CoudU street Tueitny evening. The members of the Ideal Books Club will be entertained by Mls Bertha Hansen at her home, It Blmbaeh avenue, Tuesday evening. There will be a meet!" of the member ut t;oldrn Rule Council 7io. t II. of I.. Tuenday evening; la the K. of P. Hall. Ml Celeste Huber will bare aa her frieJ Tuenday afternoon at her home In Truman avenue, the member of the KlfuiwdU Club. The younir ladlea of the . Embroidery Club will meet at the home of Ml (iertrude Ilerbat In South Hohinan atreet Tuesday evening. There nil be laltlatlon of a clans of candidates at the meetlna; of the members of Oermaala Reberkah Lodge Tuesday evealag In I. O.. O. K. Hall In State street. Mrs. Ray Chapman and Mrs. August Schneider will be hostesses at the meeting of the Ladles' Auxiliary to the Vnlverslty Club Tuesday afternoon In the club rooms in south llohman street.
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CELEHRATES A.NMVEUSARY. Miss Lillian Trout Informally entertained, a few friends at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Trout In Truman avenue, Saturday afternoon. The party was given to celebrate her fourteenth birthday anniversary and she was presented with many pretty gifts in remembrance of the day. An enjoyable afternoon was spent socially Tvith games and music until five o'clock .when a daintily arranged course luncheon was served. The parlors where the young people met were prettily decorated with flowers and grens, carrying out a dainty color scheme. A Cllll.DRES' I'AIITY. Mrs. E. G. SteinecK very charmingly entertained a number of children at her home -in Truman avenue Saturday afternoon in honor of her little daughter, Marguerite. The children were invited to celebrate the seventh birthday annl-
varsary of lltle Miss Marguerite and they presented her with many very gifts in remembrance of the day. The birthday anniversaries of Evelyn HanIon and Marion Ec.kman occurred Thursday and Saturday of last week end they were invited guests at the pretty entertainment. During the afternoon games were playtd after which Mrs. Steineck served dainty refreshments. Among the guests were Marion Kckman, Evelyn llanlon, Dollie Green, fiarah Trout, Loretta Curtis, Marjorle and Gertrude Ruff, lntj and Rose Becker', Emma Hasse.1 orvng, Margaret Carmody, Luclle Steneck. Donald Campbell and Theodore Brusel.
IIOl.ll II EG I LA R MEETIXG.
' The members of Dorcas Itebeckah Lodge met in I. O. O. F. hall in State street last Saturday evening ftor their regular weekly meeting. The usual number of member's attended the meet-
been disposed of a plasant time was
spent socially. Music and conversation
were features of the social hour. The
members will meet again next Saturday evening, September 1th and a large attendance is desired. The usual busi
ness and social program will be carried
out
A SLUMBER PARTY. Miss Maude Foley was the guest of honor at another social affair lastt Saturday when Mrs. O. G. Routson enter
tained a few friends at a "slumber
party" at her homa In Dougals street
The party was given in honor of Miss Foley whose marriage to .Harold Hutchison of Kolze, III. will take palce Thursday, September 28th. The young ladies gathered infoiialy and spent the evening very enjoyably with social games and music. At eleven o'clock the guests were invited into the dining room and served with a dainty lunch
eon. A brrakrast was served the guests yesterday morning. The guests were the Misses Maude Foley, Lois Hlckey, Jennie Walton, Eleanor Mandernoch and Mabel Cotton. A CHILDREN S PARTY. A number of little people of Homewood will gather at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cox, 863 South Hohman street next Saturday afternoon, September 16th for a party In honor of Mary Cox. The hours of the party will continue between two and five o'clock. A MISSIONARY MEETING. Mrs. S. E. Hlx will be "at home" to the members of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the First M. E. church Tuesday afternoon,- September 12th at 2:30 o'clock at her home, "53 Claude street. It la the regular monthly meeting and the members are give'i a cordial invitation to attend. It is the
are asked to bring their boxes. The annual election of officers will also) b a feature of the business hour. Aftr the program a short .time will be spent socially. Jt is desiid that there Is 4 large attendance at the meeting. HAS PR (.'IT GALORE. Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Schroeder and family have returned from St. Joseph, Mich., where they were the guests of
i Mr. E. Wiese a fruit farmer, formerly
of Hammond. Mr. Schroeder says that
he never saw the likes of fruit growing as in the fruit belt around St. Joe and Benton Harbor. He said, that Mr. Wiese has 39,000-' baskets of grapes to pick yet and hundreds of busneis of peaches and pears and if anybody wants the real goods " that they can have the same by leaving orders with Joe Hesa the shoemaker, corner
Jesse and State streets, Hammond, Ind.
P. Schroeder is trying to sell his prop
erty located at 522 Garfield avenue.
West Hammond, Pohne 919 W. and is going to buy a fruit farm near St. Joe or Benton Harbor. Mich. Mr. Schroeder is watchman for F. S. Beta company. HONOR MISS FOLEY. Miss Mary Rahen has Issued invitations among her friends for a kitchen shower and kindergarten party to be given this evening at her nome in Truman avenue. Miss Rahen is entertaining complimentary, to Miss Maude Foley whose marriage to Harold Huichrson will take place this season.
entertain. The party will be given in honor of several of tha members who will leave during the next few ws for college The evening's entertainment is anticipated with a great deal of pleasure. AN AFTERNOON MEETING. A meeting of the members of the G. 1. A. to the B. of L. E. will take place Wednesday afternoon In the K. of P. hall. The members are all Invited to be present a sbusiness of Importance will be transacted. HOLD A MEETING. There will be a meeting of the mem
bers of the Court of Honor this even
ing in Weis Hall in Stata street. A
large attendance of members Is desired as business of Importance will be trans
acted. . A social hour will follow the
business session. A BUSINESS SESSION.
The members of Triumph Council No. 11 D. of L. wil hold their regular meet
ing this evening in I. O. O. F. hall in
State street. 'It is the regular bi
monthly business meeting and the members are all urged to attend. There will be a short social session at tha
close of the lodge session. WILL MEET WEDNESDAY.
Mrs. I. I. Modjeska will be "at home"
to the members of the Jewish Ladies
Aid society Wednesday afternoon at her residence in Walter stret. It is the
first meeting after the summer vacatio?
and business of importance will t transacted. A large attendance of
members is desired. A DANCING PARTY".
The members of the University club
will enjoy an informal dancing party Wednesday evening. September 13th in
their club rooms In South Hohrnan
street. The party is one of the first of
the social season in Hammond. JIEET .IX CHURCH PARLORS.
)iWe Btempers of tha Garfield club will
n Siting In the parlors of the First Christian church' In Calumet avenue this evening. It is the regular bimonthly meeting and the usual busi
ness and social program will be carried,
out. A large attendance of members
is desired. ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Morency, 122 South Elmwood avenue. Oak Park, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marie Ludevine. to John Fracia Gaffney of Hammond. Their marriage will take place Wednesday. September 20th. The announcement of the approaching mar
riage will be Interesting to many Ham
mond people where Miss Morency and
Mr. Gaffney are known. Mr. GafCney i3 a member of the University Club and
other social clubs of the city. SECURE A LICENSE.
A marriage license was granted Miss Minnie Wuerzereh and Archie Stone
both of Hammond in Chicago today
They will receive the best wishes of their friends here on their return from
their wedding trip.
A SURPRISE PARTY.
A very delightful party was given as a surprise to Mr. and Mrs. Peterson last Saturday evening In the K. of P. hall in South Hobman street. A large num
ber of Hammond and Chicago friends o
Mr. and Mrs. Peterson responded to' the
A NOTICE TO MEMBERS. All members of the degree staff of Golden Rule Council No. 1 D. of L, are asked to meet at the K. of P. hall Tues
day afternoon at two o'clock for drill work. A large class of candidates will be Initiated at the meeting in the evening. It Is desired that every member is present. CONCLUDE YISIT HERE. , Mr. and Mrs. Ilix Krites who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
... ... .... ... o.. ,nvltations sent out an(i Spent'a very Hohrnan street for a few days left fori , . , . , . . V . ,
ing. After the routine business had day for the Mite Box and the members
, SL Attttratt & do. .WILL MAIL, ON REQUEST. A COPY OF THEIR NEW CATALOGUE No. 104, FOR THE 'AUTUMN AND WINTER SEASONS, 1911-1912.
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Peru, Ind., Saturday to be the guests
of relatives before returning to their home in Lima, O. Mr. and Mrs. Krites are returning home after a few weeks spent at Big Stone Lake, Minn.
RETURN TO HAMMOND. Mrs. P. I Davis and Miss Anna Ahl-
born have returned to Hammond from an exVended visit in Buffalo, Xiagara
Falls. Toronto and Dayton. They spent
a very enjoyable time and were absent
from Hammond for several weeks.. A SOCIAL AFFAIR. A number of young society people In
Hammond will gather at Weis hall in State Btreet. Thursday eveniVie. Sentem- '
ber 14th for a dancing : party at which the members of the J." B, lift club will
By EDWARD E. ROSE
Author of Janice Meredith, Alice of Old Vincennes, The Prisoner of Zenda, David
Harum, The Spenders, Etc. Under the Auspices of BAUMGARTNER COURT, NO. 109 CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS The great New York, Chicago and Boston Success SYNOPSIS OP PLAY
ACT I. Lawn in front of Bruce Wilton's country home.
West Chester, N. Y.
"The hour I spent with thee, dear heart, Are as a string of pearls to me."
ACT II. On hour later. Bruce Wilton's study.
"I count them over, ev-'ry one a-part, My ro-sa-ry! My ro-sa-ry!"
ACT III. Bruce Wilston Study the next morning. "I tell each bead unto the end, and there a cross is hung." ACT IV. Outside tht chapel one year later. "I kiss each bead and strive at last to learn To kiss the Cross, sweetheart! to kiss the Cross!
(TEXT BY ROBERT CAMERON ROGERS) COMPLETE MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION GORGEOUS ELECTRICAL EFFECTS Prices 25c, 50c, 75c and 1.00
Don't Forget This. The Lyric Double Quarette gives a concert In the auditorium of the M. E. church next Tuesday evening, Sept. 12th. At this entertainment there will be no tiresome waiting for our friends, the audience. At 8 o'clock sharp the program will begin. This does not mean ten or fifteen minutes after that hour. Later arrivals will be requested to wit in the lobby until the number then on Is completed. H. W. MARDEN, Mgr.
Dancing, social
games and music were among the feat
urea of entertainment during the even
ing until a late hour when the guests were invited into the banquet room una served with an elaborate supper. The hall was prettily decorated with flowers and greens. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson v.-erei presented with pretty and valuable gifts from their friends. Ay AL.Ii DA V SESSION The members of the Deborah Aid society of the First Christian church will meet for an. all day session Wednesday in the parlors of th church in Calumet avenue. The members of division rto. will serve a dinner at noon to which . 1. ..LIE., I IT!. 111 1 . .
jility puuiti; ja iiiv ut?u. i lit re wm aisu be a sale of home bakery. Orders may
be reserved by calling 658. Born to Mr. and Mr. I Fiederorwlcs at their boma In ConJit treet, a little daughter. Miss Pearl Gralak Is spending a week's vacation with friends and relatives In Chicago. The members of the Ladies' A!d society of the First Presbyterian church will meet in the church pWlors in South llohman street. Wednesday afternoon. All the members are Invited to be present. C. M. McDaniel was called to Crawfordsvllle, Ind. by "the death of his
father. H is expected to return to Hammond tomorrow evening. J Miss Klizabeth Evers formerly of Hammond but now of Edgewater. 111. has gone to New Mexico for an extended. Miss Evers will remain for sevural months.
Mr. and Mrs. A 1 ward and Mr. and'
Mrs. Walter Merryweather and children
of Hamilton Park, Chicago motored te
Hammond yesterday and were the guests of Mrs. A. E. Merryweather at her borne
in South Hohrnan street.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Newell will re
turn to their home in South Hon mart street this evening after spending a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Krites at their ho rat i Peru, Ind.
Miss Mabel Palmer of East Chicao
was the guest of friends in Hammond Saturday afternoon.
Miss Iris Ijewis ha returned to her home In Knox, Ind., after spending sev
eral weeks in Hammond the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. James Savery at their
home in Rimbach avenue.
Miss Pauline Sauerman of Crown Point spent the past week end in Hammond the guest of Miss Florence Lover idge at her home in Webb street. Howard Rhodes formerly of Hammond but now of Chicago and Miss Merriam of Chicago were tha guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred humpher at their home in Rimbach avenue, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Pontius returned to their home In State stret last evening after spending a week with friends
and relatives in Rochester, Ind.
. Charles Wilbur and W. H. B. Monties formerly of Hammond but now of Kalamazoo, Mich, visited friends In Hammond Sunday. Mrs. Orlan Grant of Rensselaer, Ind. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Kasson at their heme in Webb street
for a fey days.
Mrs. M. Louisa Woods of South Hohrnan street was the guest of friends and relatives in Valparaiso during the past
week end. Mr. and Mrs. L. Simpson and daugh
ter. Miss Simpson have gone to De
troit. Mich, to spend a short vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Bick formerly of Hammond but now of Chicago were tha guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bick at
their home in Rimbach avenue. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James . Savery of
Rimbach avenue were entertained by
relatives in Knox, Ind. during the past
week end.
The Misses Loie and Ilia Hughes of
Crown Point were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes at their home In
Warren street Saturday. -They came to attend Teachers' Institute. Dance every Wednesday and Saturday evening at the Whiting skating rink. Music by Sterling. Everybody welcome. ll-8t Mr. and Mrs. Voss and daughter. Miss Elizabeth of Sibley street spent Sunday afternoon in Garyi Mrs. S. F. Hayden of Lowell was the guest of friends in Hammond Saturday. Miss Jennie Kaluf of Chicago was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Kaluf at their home In Ogden street yesterday. Louis A. Tull returned to his home In Rimbach avenue today from Sante Fe. New Mexico where he has been spending his vacation; Miss Kaluf of Highlands has been spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. C. Kaluf at their home in Ogden street. Harvey Wainwright returned to Hammond today from his home In Warsaw, Ind. where he has been visltiny for the past three weeks.
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Science Lecture Tonight. According to announcements made last week the Christian Science lecture, under the auspices of the Hammond body, will be given this evening at the Masonic temple. Admission will be free, and the public is welcome to hear Frank H. Ieonard. C. S. B.. who will deliver the lecture. .
Death of Mrs. Roth. Mrs.' Minnie Roth died at the horn of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Wunerow, 567 Indiana avenue, shortly after 7 o'clock yesterday morning after a short Illness. The remains will be shipped tomorrow morning or the 8:48 Nickel Plate
The Fall Opening OF THE LINCOLN-JEFFERSON LAW COLLEGE Monday evening, Sep!. 18.
DENSE FOG COVERS LAKE COMITY
London-Like Blanket Causes Delay to Street Car Traffic.
Dense banks of fog rolled over Lake and Porter counties from the lake last evening, following heavy showers in the afternoon. At times 1 was Impossible to see electric lights less than
twenty feet away. Street car traffic
was somewhat delayed, but no accl dents were reported.
The fog began to come In at about
8 o'clock In the evening and Jt was not
cleared, even partially, until after II
o'clock. It appeared to be more dense in the northern parts of the city. In the northern part of Lake county the clpud compelled pedestrians to grope blindly through the streets and It delayed car traffic. "It was the worst I have ever seen." said a citizen, "and I have been In London," During the afternoon drenching showers came at short Intervals without warning, and many caught on the streets were soaked before they could find shelter.
(AjLUMErJ1 South Chicago. Phone S. C, 232 Julius Johnson. Mgr. Now Playing Bargain Matinee, Wednesday, 25c SEATS SOW OS SALE A Play for the Husband, Wife, Lover and Swettheart THOS. K. SEWELL
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train to Chicago, where It will be sent to Manitowoc, Wis., where funeral services and burial will be held. Mrs. Roth was most respected in Hammond and during her residence her with her daughter she has made a large circle ot friends who will grieve to hear of her death. She was SO years old and for the past year has been in very feeble health. She is also survived by a son who lives at Manitowoc.
Sails for Europe. J. H. Schomaker, who was here on a visit from the old country to spend a month with his son, Henry Schomaker, of the Western Grain Products company, sails tomorrow for Europe. He came over alone and sails tomorrow from New York to Bremen on the Kronprlnz WUhelm of the North German Lloyd line.
THE LITTLE GIRL THAT HE FORGOT By BEILAH POTXTER, Author ef LBSA RIVERS" With "Agnes Blial" as "June" Distinctly a Womaa's Play ef Woman's Emotions, by m Woman For a Wob. Tense, Powerful, Truthful, OTert helming Situations. A Gripping Reeltal of the Note worthy IneldentM Derlvlnar frnna a Girl "a First Love T
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Rosary" Tonight.
A good advance sale of tickets is reported for "The Rosary," which will be produced this evening at the Orpheum theater by a professional company under the auspices of Baumgartner court. Catholic Order of Foresters. The proceeds netted by the Foresters will be used toward a fund to entertain the state convention of the Foresters in Hammond two years hence.
Rensselaer Man Arrested. Robert Anderson was arrested by Officers Bunde and Kinsele pn State street for drunkenness and on suspicion yesterday afternoon. Anderson gave his home as Rensselaer and said he left there yesterday
morning with two other men who were also arrested on suspicion of having held up a conductor on the Gary and Interurban between Hammond and Gary. The police understand he is!
wanted at Rensselaer for highway robbery. When Officer Burge saw htm he thought he recognized him as being a partner of the man he shot In the leg about four months ago. He only had 85 cents when ha was arrested, and upon searching his clothes a brick was found in h's pocket. If nothing is found In his past history he will be released with hlspartners. Board Passes ResolutionsThe board of public works at Its session this morning passed a confirmatory resolution for the 142nd street walks and advertised for bids. The same action was taken with reference to the Sheffield avenue walks. Bids for trie Roosevelt avenue sewer were opened and the contract awarded to the Interstate Construction company, it having been the lowest bidder. A remonstrance having been presented against the Carroll street sidewalks, the matter was taken under adVsement until Sept. 13. ,
Commencing Sept. 14th Three Days SEATS SOW OX SALE The Doll and Her Dollars A FANTASTIC COMEDY IN THREE ACTS WITH MUSIC INCIDENTAL By Harry L. Newton (Coincident with German Legend of Pantomlmtca) A PRODUCTION WITH SCENIC AND ELECTRIC EFFECTS THE BEST. A CLEVER CAST ESPECIALLY SELECTED FOR THE CHARACTERS PROTRAYED. ABSOLUTELY CLEAN. CLEVER COMEDY, LINES AND SITUATIONS. ? Clever Catchy Songs that you Havent' Heard "A Gtrl with a Smale la a Girl worth while." "My Bnby'a Klaa." "King of the Imp am I." "My Beautiful Doll," Kte Etc.
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