Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 101, Hammond, Lake County, 16 October 1911 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Monday, Oct. 16, 1911.

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SOCIAL. SEWS FOR TIESDAY,

Mr. Edwnrl Murdcn will enterlain the mrmlx-ni of the GoMel Rod club at her home In . 150th street Tuesday ftromon. t There will be a, meeting; 'of the member of the True Kindred Tnf. dny evenlna; In I. O. O. F. Hall la Ptate iitreet.

Fringe is the fashion of autumn. A frock of the type of the one pictured will be useful to the;girl at college, and mar be worn under a heavy utility ec it when traveling and afterward in th4 classroom. Dark blue serge Is the material, the skirt having a slash tuni? trimmed with fringe. i The girdle, wjth its extension ending In a cord with tassels, continues th line of the bodice and give a novel trimming touch.

Very simple is the tailored traveling suit jot dark blue serge. The coat is not extreme In any way and the skirt has a touch of graceful trimming in the form of buttons and loops on a deep fold. The reticule is of leather with a long cord handle. The umbrella has th very long handle that is fashionable now. The simple felt sailor hat is trlnmej with a worsted pompon in pale tan color.

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MEALS FOR A DAY. BREAKFAST.

Hot Apple Sauce. Eg Scrambled wtith Cream. Toasted Raisin Bread.' Coffee. LUNCHEON". Cream of Corn Soup. . Hot "Buttered Toast. Almond Cofleecake. Tea. . DINNER. Slice of Ham, Baked. Baked Sweet Potatoes. Broiled Tomatoes with Brown Sauce. Damson Plum Marmalade. Cream CheeseCrackers. Coffee. WOMAVS CUB MEETIXfi, The Hammond Woman's club held its first business meeting of the year Saturday afternoon in the auditorium of the First Prpsbyterian church. Although the weather prevented a large number from being present, the few faithful' ones had a pleasant meeting with the president. Mrs. J. M. Turner in the chair. Mrs. Turner told the ladies of the renting shelf the library board has decided to established In th library. ThU will be a special benefit to the club women in that they will have access to more than one copy of a book usually found on the library shelves by paying the nominal renting

South Chicago. Phone S. C, 232 Julius Johnson, Mgr. MONDAY. OCT; 16 and Balance of Week "THE HIGH FLYERS" An Entertainment of Enchantment and Bewildering Surprises With j Beautiful, Bewitching, Fascinating GIRLS WHO CAPTIVATE; WHO SING; WHO DANCE BOYS WHO MAKE YOU SMILE; WHO MAKE YOU LAUGH; WHO MAKE YOU ROAR An Aggregation of Charmers A Congress of Fun Makers In an Infectious - Potpourri of Spicy Burlesque No Success like the HIGH FLAYERS in their Success. NEW AND ORIGINAL IDEAS : Bargain Matinee - WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY

price, for other copies. She also told of

ill i . . it i l nit; w V i I . 1 1 . v ii (i i i i j luiumittee together with the Jewish Ladies Aid society Is doing for Hammond. This committee should be given much credit as it Is the only committee in the club that does much outside work which In adlrect way helps the community. Mrs. Ruff, Federation secretary read several communications from the sec

retary of the State Federation of Clubs

which meets in Indianapolis October 24

25 and 26. Mrs. Turner appointed as

her delegates to this convention, Mrs. Minnie O. Kline and Mrs. J. S. Blackmun. Mrs. Turner is also a delegate by right of 'her office The alternates will be Mrs. M. Rothschild and Mrs. B. E.

Escher. The third alternate is yet to be appointed. It is hoped a number of other members of the club will attend the convention as thi3 is the only way in which to become thoroughly ibmuej with the true work of up to date Women's clubs. There are 10.000 club women

in Indiana and it behoves the Hammond

w oman s eiub to get In closer touch

with the other clubs rl the state. "Reporter for the day." IIOM) HEGl'LAR MEETING..

Th .weekly meeting of the members of Dorcas Rebeckah Lodge took place last Saturday evening in I. O. O. F. hall

In State street. - It was the regular meeting to which all the member were Invited and there was a large attendance. The routine business was disposed of after which a short time was

spent in a social way. The announcement was made of the meeting to be held next Saturday evening, October 21st. The usual business and social program wi'.l be followed and a large attendance is desired. A SALE OF HOME BAKERY. The members of the Martha society of the First Christian church gave a sale of home bakery Saturday In the basement of the church in Calumet avenue and and in the Hanvnond building, at the corner of Hohman and Fayette streets. They had an assortment of bread, cakes, cookies, pies and salad3 and the sale of the articles brought In a nice sum. The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the church. These sales will bo given every Saturday during the remainder of October and the public Is Invited to attend. Mrs. John M. Stinson' and Mrs. Rogers are chairmen of the committee and the sales w-ill be under their direction.

LEAVES FOR THE WEST. Miss Ida Kodyker has resigned her position at the Lion Store and left Saturday for Los Angeles, Cal. where she wjll remain for the winter. She -will visit other points of interest In the west before returning home. Several Social affairs were given in Miss Kodyker's honor before she left Hammond.

-V RECEPTION. A. reception will be given this evening in the parlors of the Evangelical Immanue! church in litis t Sibley street in honor of the visiting pastors 'who assisted with the services yesterday planned in celebration of the twenty-

first anniversary of the organisation of

the church. A pleasant evening 8 pro-.

gram has been arranged and t Is ex-

pcted that there will be many members of th church and congregation in attendance. A COMMITTEE MEETING. The members of the history committee of the Hammond Woman's club wilt meet at the home of Mrs. E. S. Emerine, 473 Summer street ths afternoon for their regular bi-monthly meeting. The meeting was called for two-thirty o'clock. A cordial nvltation was extended all the members and It was expected that there -would be a large attendance. Mrs; J, J. Ruff Is chairman of the program committee and Mrs. Emerlne of the social commitee. The following is the program for the afternoon:

Piano Solo ..... v ...... iMrs. P. J. Lyons A Short Talk On London ...... ..... .. .....Mrs. M. Rothschild Paper "The Tarter. Invasion and ,. Nevtsky. ...... s . . .'.Mrs. J. J. Ruff Vocal selection. I Mrs.' George Hannauer Paper "The Rise of Moscovy" . . .Mrs. Fred Harnett Vocal Solo. . . . . ... ....... ..vMss Alta Specter of, East Chicago . .- Accompanist, "Miss Ann Specter. N- '" - . 'A MEETING WEDNESDAY. Mrs.. Schuyler will be "at home" to the members of the LadlesAld society of the First M. E. church Wednesday

afternoon at her . residence, 21 Condtt

street. A large attendance of members

is desired as business of Importance will be transacted. It will be the

regular bi-monthly irteetlng.

MISS DORSEY ENTERTAINS. The young ladies of the B. A. T. club wll be entertained by Miss Theresa Dorsey this evening at her home in State street.. The usual social diver

sions will be enjoyed. Cards and needle

work will be the leading features of the evening. A GIII.D MEETING. Miss Clara Mathias will have as her guests this evening at her home In Williams street the members of St. Agnes Guild of St. . Paul's Episcopal church. It will be the regular bimonthly meeting and a business social program will be followed. A large attendance of members Is desired. ENTERTAINS AT CARDS. Mrs, Nicholas will entertain the members of the Fleurdelis club this evening at her home In Gostlin street. It will be the regular weekly club meeting and the usual social diversions will be .pnipyed. Ca.rds will be the lead

ing feature of the evening and several

games of pedro will be played. VISITS IN OHIO. ,

Fred W. Newell of South Hohman

street Is spending a few days In Lima, O. Mrs. Newell, who has been visiting

friends and relatives in Lima and

Spencerville, O. for several weeks is ex pected to return home with im. COXriXDE VISIT HERE. Miss Florence Rice and Messrs. Jo

and Walter Rice returned to Chicago

Saturday after a. short visit with Mr.

and Mrs. George Stiles and family of Doty street. They came to attend the

J. n. H. club dance at Long's hall, Fri

day evening. A SPECIAL. MEETING.

A very important meeting of th"i

members of Triumph Council No. 1 D.

of L. will be held Tuesday at one

o'clock in I. O. O. F. Hall in State street,

The councilor, Mrs. Lou Aldrich desires

all the members to be present. A SHORT VISIT.

Frank , Lipinski who Is attending St. Prokopins College at Lisle, 111. spent Sunday in Hammond the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Lipinski

at their home In Hohman street.

HOLD REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING

The members of the Mothers' Club of

the Lincoln school held their first meet

ing of the school year last Friday aft

ernoon in the kindergarten building, There was a large attendance of mem

bers. There was a short program after

which a business session was announc

ed. The election of officers was the im

portant feature of the business hour

and It resulted as follows: President Mrs. C. Lawrence. Vice President Mrs. O. W. Hill., Secretary Miss Florence Miller. Treasurer Mrs. C. N. Jewett.

Program Committee Miss Lulu S.

Symmes, chairman, Mrs. M. E. Zuver,

Mrs. Hathaway. Refreshments Committee Mrs. Carroll, chairman, Mrs. F. Prohl, Mrs. C. Smith, Miss Sarah Ripley. CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY.

Mrs. Hal Young very delightfully entertained a number of children at her home In Truman avenue Saturday after

noon In honor of her twin daughters

Ruih and Grace. The party was given to celebrate their seventh birthday an

niversaries and tneyy received many

very pretty gifts In remembrance of the

day. The children amused themselves

with games until four o'clock when they were Invited into the dining room

and served with dainty refreshments,

Mrs. Young was assisted in entertaining

and nerving by Mrs. Frank J. Waller.

Bonbons and miniature flags were giv

en as favors In the dining room. Among those preset were Grace Wells, Emma

Luther, Esther Lavene, Ruth Waller,

Margaret Steineck, Hilda Sass, Ruth

and Grace Young, Ear! Wells, Monty Kennedy, Raymond Waller, James and

Gordon Kennedy and Walter and Wll liam Kavanaugh.

ENTERTAIN AT DIXNER.

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Youke entertained a small company of friends at dinner last evening at their home In Douglas avenue in honor of the first birthday

anniversary of their nice, little Miss Rlggs. A prettily appointed dinner was

servea ai. bix o clock ana tne evening

The guests were Mrs. J. J. Nyhoff and

cnimren oi vary, Mrs. lienry unmerry of Gary and Mr. and Mra. W. R. Rlggs. A STUDY MEETING. -The home of Mrs. George B. Shearer, 43 Warren street will be the scene of the meeting of the literature committee' of the Hammond Woman's club Tuesday afternoon. October 17tfi at 2:30 o'clock. The study for the afternoon will be "The Iron Woman" by Margaret Deland and Mrs. Shearer, wit have charge ot the program. A cordial; invitation Is extended all the members of the committee to be present as the session promises to be very interesting and enjoyable. The program will be as follows: PMusical Selections. Paper "The Biography of the . Author" Mrs. J. M. White Paper "A Review of the Book"..... ' .Mrs. Erlck Lund raper "Character Sketch" ....Mrs. George B. Shearer Paper "Crltlclzms" , Mrs. R. O. Winckler A SOCIAL. A social was given Friday evening In

the parlors of the First Baptist chuicii

in East Sibley street under the auspices

of the Young People's-society. The di

rections and the program of games

were - chosen aproprlately for Hal

lowe'en. There were several contests

which were a pleasanlng feature of the

entertainment. Refreshments were

served at ten O'clock. A large number

of young people were in attendance

during the evening and spent a very :ijoyable time. -

A MUSICAL TREAT. The Hammond Woman's club an

nounce the first of the Lyceum enter

tainments to bo given under thei-

auspices, Friday evening, October 20th

in the Methodist church in Russell

street. The first attraction will be the

John Eberly Concert Company which

consists of John Eberly, leader, who has for six years been at the head of

the company and who possesses a bari

tone voice of excellent quality and

power. Miss Alice Carey, a violinist who has studied abroad Is noted as a

talented musician. Miss Elisabeth

Weedman has a beautiful soprana voice

and is regarded as a finished artist in her work. Miss Mary E. Lyons as a

dramatic reader is especially pleasing

and her monologues and short readings

are always received with hearty ap

plause. The members of the music com

mittee of which Mrs. Charles G. Hohman Is chairman and Mrs. L. A. Minard is vice chairman wll lhave charge of the

evenlg's entertainment.

The second entertainment will be

given on the evening of November 13th when Benjamin Chapln will lecture on

Abraham Lincoln. The date of ' the

third entertainment Is December 5th

when Robert Parker Miles will lecture

on "Tallow Dips." The English Opera

Company will give a concert on the evening ot February 6th and the fifth

and last of the entertainments will be given by Ralphs Farlette,? humorist, February 2nd. - - -:-. The tickets for the entertainments may be had from any of the club members. The single admission Is fifty cents, and seas6n tickets, one dollar and a half. Season tickets for children ara one dollar. HOLD WEEKLY MEETING. Mr. Mary Holm and Mrs. J. J. Anderosn will be hostesses at the meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the First Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors in South Hohman street. A large attendance of members Is deslreI. Mrs.. A. F. Knotts and daughter, 'Miss Dollie of Muenich court spent Sunday with friends in Kankakee, 111. Mrs. Charles Kasson has returned to her home in Webb street from Lafayette, Ind. where she spent a week visiting her daughter, Mrs. Orlan Grant. Mrs. James Osmer and daughter of Indiana Harbor are spending the day with Mrs. Mac Turner at lier home in Truman avenue. Mrs. Marion Hoover formerly of Hammond but now of Indiana Harbor was a visitor In Hammond today. Mrs. J. M. Fox of Williams street was the guest of friends and relatives in Valparaiso Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morrison of Logan Square. Chicago spent Sunday in Hammond the guests of Mrs. Morrison's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Rellley of South Hohman-street. Miss Alta Adklns of Glendale Park spent the past week end visiting relatives In Wllmette, 111. Dr. and Mrs. 8. A. Eell and children returned to their home In South Hohman street last evening after a few days visit with Mrs. Bell's mother, Mrs. Carrie Sanger at her home In Lowell. Miss Florence Merwln of South Hohman street spent the past week end In Chicago visiting Mrs. Jloward. Miss Mae O'Hara has returned to her home In Williams street after an over Sunday visit with relatives In Kankakee, 111. The Misses Mary and Alta Specter of East Chicago -will come to Hammond this afternon for the meeting of the history committee of the Hammond Woman's club. , ' Miss Oollie Strickland "of Chicago spent Sunday with Miss Florence Stewart of Hammond. Mrs. J. D. Ebright and Miss Ethel Ebrlght of Ogden street attended the matinee in Chicago Saturday, Mrs. Harry Marganau of Doty street will have as her house guest this week, Miss Amelia Arado of St. Louis. Mo. Miss Lorlne McCully left for her home in Ottawa, 111. Saturday after a six week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. George Stiles at their home in Doty street. The Misses Lole and Ilia Hughes of Crown Point were the guests pt Mr. and Mrs.-John Hughes at their home in Warren street Saturday.

Henry Loverldge of Webb street has

gone to Baltimore, Mr. for a business

visit of several, days.

'Raymond Brennan, formerly of Ham

mond but now' of Kankakee, III. spent Saturday and , Sunday here vlsltlnir

friends.

Miss Marguerite 'Elliott and Miss

Bernlce Saylors of Frankfort, Ind. were the guests of the Rev. and Mrs. F. M. Eliott and family at their home' In South Hohman street during the past week end.

Miss Zella Irish has returned to Lake

Forest, 111. to resume her studies at the Lake Forest College after spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mra. J. Floyd Irish at their home !n Ada street.

George W. Stiles of Doty street hs been in Alamaba on an extended business visit.

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TAG DAY SUCCESS AFTER AIL

Despite unfavorable weather last Saturday, Hammond's tag day netted the poor of the city the neat sum of $304.15. Considering that only fifty-six of the workers out of the expected 100 ventured forth and that the taggers

were able to work only half the time

because of the rain, the day Is consid

ered a big success. Under more favor able circumstances the sum would un doubtedly have been doubled.

Last Saturday was Hammond's third tag day. The first one two years ago

netted $725 and the second $420.

Tag day was held under the Joint auspices of the philanthropic committee

of the Hammond Woman's club and

the Jewish Ladies' Aid society. Mrs.

Will Lash and Mrs. I. I. Modjeska.

chairman, respectively, of the two or

ganizations, today expressed J their thanks to the public which contributed

and to the workers who were indefatig able In their zeal.

The fact that more than $300 were

contributed under the adverse clrcum

stances, is evidence that Hammond Is

ready to rise to the occasion to help

along in the name of charity. Had

tag day been a total failure last Sat

urday, steps' ould have been taken to hold another one this fall, but inasmuch as It was comparatively big success, nothing will be done along this

line again this year. With the encour

agement that the two organizations

have received in the past they are de

termined to work harder than ever in

the future.

tThe sums collected will be divided equally between between the Jewish

Ladles' Aid society and the philan

thropic committee, who in turn will use

the funds to help the poor this winter.

JUBILEE BRINGS OUT

A LARGE CROWD

Fifteen Hundred Dollars

Subscribed at Church Event.

Morning, afternoon end evening ju

bilee services marked the the twenty

first anniversary of the founding of the

Evangelical Immanuel church in Ham

mond yesterday. More than $1,500

were subscribed , by members of the congregation, a large part of hich was

paid in cash. It is hoped that the fund

will grow to $2,100. The annual report

of the congregation's finances was read by the pastor, the Rev, M. C. .Hoefer, and showed the condition of the congregation to be healthy and ourishing. Following the morning and afternoon

services, meals were served in the

church hall in order to make it an all

day celebration for the church mem bers. A reception will be given this even

Ing at the church hall In honor of the

Rev. Theodore Braun, and the Rev. V.

Ziemer, former pastors of the congre

gatlon, who participated in the serv

ices yesterday.

Yesterday was also the eighteenth annual anniversary of the organization of the Ladies' Aid society of the church. The services yesterday were particu

larly Impressive by the extraordinary good singing by the choir. MiS3 Flora Wunschel presided at the organ during all the services. The Rev. V. Zimer

conducted the morning services and the

Rev. Braun the afternoon services. Both

participated in the evening services.

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William Bieker of Schererville, father of Henry and William Bieker

and Mrs. Michael Maglnot of Ham

mond, is very ill at his home, and there is grave doubt about his recovery. He is 74 years Old. He was taken sick last

week, and by last Saturday he was i unable to rise from his bed and since'

then he has been unconscious part of the time.

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