Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 103, Hammond, Lake County, 18 October 1911 — Page 2

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Wednesday, Oct. 18, 1911.

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The. material may be as handsome as one's purse can afford, but the glrVs danclrtg frock should be simple and unostentatious in style, t This dainty dancing frock is made of white chiffon with a border of white venise lace. Motifs of the lace are appllqued to the bodice. The supper part of the bodice, gathered in tucked style around a modest decolletase, la of fine white tulle. The sash and satin roses on the skirt are of pale pink satin.' The simple wrap Is of white broadcloth, lined with white satin.

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4f, MEA1.S FOR A IAY. Cereal with Cream. Mafes, Maple Syrup. Coffee. L.CNCHEOS. Fried Tomatoes on Toast. Cream Gravy. Bread and Butter Sandwiches. Carrot Marmalade. Tea. DINNER. Pteak (paper basr cookery). Baked Potatoes. Creamed Caullowef. 4 . Normandy Salad. Wafers. . Apple Pie. Cheese. Coffee. A DINNER. Mrs. M. Rothschild av a dinner at her home In South Hohman street last .evening In honor of a number of Hammond young women. A prettily appointed dinner of three coursed was served at slx.thirty o'clock. During the evening- music was a pleasant feat

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ure. The guests were- the I'isses Reha Ames. Jennie Mabbs, Lu( Symmes. Alta Adkins. Laura BecHc, Gract! .Ralston, Margaret Eamesaftd Hortetise Jllchter. A STtDV MEETING. ; The home of Mrs. George B., Shearer, 43 warren street was thrown open to the members of ihe" literature commit tee of the Hammer. J Woman's club for their meeting yesterday afternoon. It was the peeond M-monthly meeting of the year to Whidh all the members weriinvited and a large number responded to roll call at th opening of the meet ing. The members were invited oring ineir necaie worn gna.tney em broidered while the program was being given. "Th Iron Woman" by Mar garet Deland was the study fof tha afternoon and Mrs. Shearer was- in charge of the program. The study was very Interesting and was thoroughly enjoyed by the man members. The opening number was an instrumental selection-after which Mrs. .T. M. Whitread a short bography of th author, Margaret Deland. A review of the book Sold in 25c packages by all grocers

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Mr. A. K. Rohrer wll entrrlaln the member)! f tk Columbln club at m afternoon eucbre. parly 'I'biirx-daj-at hec prettr Smith Hokmaa atreft reKlUcnce. Mm. O. V. mil mill bare a her riimIk Thund) afternoon at ber home l North Ilflbman atrert, . tb metnhera f the Ct. f . i-lnlt. Mm. Peter Voitne tttll be hnateaa apd entertain the member of Sfwlusr Circle o. 3 of St. Marnarct'a hoapltal nt her home In Alice arenne Tbowilnj- afternoon.,; There ill be n meeting of the incinh--n of tlie Martha aoclefy of In the Hoclal roOniD of the church In t'utumet avenue. : t ' , The menibera of the Junior Uaxnc of St. I'nul'n l.atheran ebnrch vrlll meet Thafiiltr etealnc In the aehool hnll, at the eorne rtf Sibley atreet and Oalilcy arenue. The' inetuborx of the Uooil III club villi be entertained by Mra. Kralovretz at , the next meetlnR Thnndiijr uHcrnocn. October lth. Irs. M, PclnniRS Trill entertain the iromer of the Fern Leaf clnb nt her home In F:at State atreet Thursday nfternooo. was read by Mrs. Irirk Lund and "Th? Charaoters" was the subject of a paper read by Mrs, Shearer. A number of critizlms w-ere'- read by jtrs. II. O. Wlncklor. tliatrman of the , iitfrattu-? committee. - Alter the proRram a. pleasant time was spent socially. The nnnouncemfnt of Ifie next meptltiR was made and it will bi.'licld In three'weeks n Tuesday aftftfhoon instead ( twn weeks, the regular niefinsr day. Tho hostess iilt " be, named leter. AN FATEHttlMJlENT (OlBSE. The John Eberly Concert Company will give, an entertainment at the First M. E. church In Russell Street Friday evening. Oqtohr " 20th. The entertain ment will be giveii under the auspices f the Hammond Woman's club and will be the first of a series of five which has been, planned for the winter. Johrt Eberly. the leader of the company will be supported by three artists when he appears in - concert here. Miss Allc Carey, a violinst. Miss Elizabeth Weed man, soprano and Miss Mary E. Lyon. eader wll contribute several numbers to the program. Mr. Kberly possesses a splendid baritone, voice and his num bers promise to be especially pleasing The members of the music committee of which Mrs. Charles G. Hohman is chair man and Mrs. L. A. Mlnard is vice chair man will be in charge of the first enter tainment. Friday evening, October 50th. The members of the Woman's club havo already disposed of a large number of tickets for the t-ourse. The price of single admission Is fifty cents and sea son tickets are being sold for one dol laf and fifty cents. The tickets may be had from Mrs. John Agnew of Webb street or 'Mrs. Charlos Wilson of Car rol street. - LEAVE OX WEDDING TRIP. Mr., and Mrs. Harry Stublefield left last evening for Denver, Col. on their wedding trip. After a short visit there they wilt go to Springfield, 111. and make their home. They will b "at homo" after November 15th.. Mrs. Stublefield was formerly Miss Ruth Long and her marriage to Mr. Stuble field was an event of last evening. HOLD RF.Gt I.AR MEETING. A meeting of the members of the True Kindred took place last eyening In O. O. F. hall in state) street. It was the regular bi-monthly meeting and the usual number of members attended. Tho routine business was disposed of after which the time was spent pleasantly In a social way. xne memoers wm meet again in two weeks, Tuesday evening October 31st and the usual business an-J social program will be carried out. I Is desired that there is a large attend ance of members. HONOR MISS HIT NT. An exceptionally pretty affair of las evening was a dinner of seven covers at which Miss Maude Hill of Warren street entertained at King Hung Lo's, Miss Hill entertained in compliment to Miss lone Hunt, one of the October brides. A chop suey dinner was served at seven o'clock. The covers were laid at one table, prettily appointed in pin and white. A center ptece of pink kllarney roses was used on the table and roses were given as favors to th guests. Miss Hill's guests for the even Irtg were Mrs. William F. Lynch, Miss lone Hunt. Miss Nancy Bryan, Miss Adele Kerr, and the Misses Bertha and Beatrice Hansen. A DANCE. One of the most ' attractive social events of last eyening was . an exhlbi tlon drill nd dance given in the Masonl Temple In Muenlch court by the mem bers of the Orak Shrine Patrol. Th danc was the first of a series at which the members will be hosts this wlnte the next one to take place durin th month of November. More than tw hundred guests were In attendance. among them several from out tof town The hall was beautifully decorated with foliage to carry out the autumn tint of red and gold. The parlors were mad attractive with the same decoration The members of the patrol gave the! drill after which the gests formed fo the grand macrh which was lead by Dr and Mrs. H. E. Sharrer. . A program o sixlee-n dances followed. An enjoyable musical porgram was rendered during the eveninir. Frappe was served throughtout the evening In the refresh ment room. The affair was one of th orettlest and most enjoyable of th early fall entertainments. ' A TIIIMBI.E PART V. Last evening the young ladles of th N. N. Embroidery club met with th Misses Lilly and Meta Fedder at thel home In East State street and enjoyed a nleasant social session. All the mem bers were present and numbered amon the guests was Mrs. Engel of Seattle, Wash., who is the guest of her parent Mf. and Mrs. A. F. W. Fedder. Th evening was spent ; enjoyably in th usual way of the club with needle wor and music. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostesses. Tho next

meeting place waa announced and Mis Gertrude Hwbst 1U entertain at her home In South Hohman street. The, following are, ihember of the club, Mrs. John S. ClauKsen, ihe Misses Gertrude HcrbstVl Augusta land .Hulda Klein, Perth. Malettske, Oertrtidje. Claus. Bertha and Emily Eberl and Meta and Lilly Fedder. ' ' HETVMN FROM CONVENTION. Mrs. Harry Wright returned home laqt evening from Marlon, Ind., where she went Soveral days ago to attend the W. C. T. I, convention. Mrs. Wright was sent as a delegate from the Hammond society of which she is president. ENTERTAINS AT CARDS. Mrs. Edward Murden very pleasantly entertained the members of the Golden Rod club at their meeting yesterday

fternoon at her home In 160th street. he guests played pedro during the aftrnoon ana after seven .games, the onors were awarded. Mrs. Murden re alned the hostess prize, which Is cus tomary In the club, and also won th hlrd honors. Mrs. Fred Collins won the first honors and Mrs. Frank Grove, the second honors in the games. The onsolation priae was awarded to Mrs. Ketchell. Music and luncheon followed he awarding of the honors. A dainti ly arranged two course luncheon was served at the small tables in the parlors. Covers were laid for twelve uests. ' Mrs. Nichols was named as the ext hostess and she will entertain uesday afternoon at her home in alumet avenue. A SPE I4t. MEETING. A specie; meeting of the members of Triumph Council No. 1 I of K was led yesterday afternoon at . one 'clock in the K. of P. hall In South Hohman street. The names of sever' ppllcants for membership were pre sented and the plans for the meeting for Monday evenig were made. It la desired that there Is a large atttend nee at the meeting. After the trans action of the Important business the members of the degree team devoted he remainder of the afternoon to drill Kyork. There wer Several members present. A LODGE SESSION. The regular meeting of the members f Progressive Court No. 166 Tribe of Ben Hur was held last evening in the K. of P. hall. The usual number, of members attended. A social hour followed the transaction of business, at which time dainty refreshments were served and music was a pleasant feat ure. The routine business was disposed of and plans were made for the next meeting to be held in two weeks, Tues day evening. October 31st. It will be i oclal meeting and a delightful program s being prepared. A cordial Invitation will be extended alj the members to be present. ATTEND DANCE. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Rudoff. Mis Marrlon Donnelly, Miss Anne Galvln, Messrs, Galvln, Donnelly and Murray all of Indiana Harbor were- among the out of town guests at the Shrine dance at the Masonic Temple last evening. A MEETING OF MKMBKRK.' Tha members of Silver. Light. Hive I O. T. M. will mep this evening In the K. of P. hall In .South Hohman street. It is the regular bi-monthly, meeting and the members will follow the ustla business and social program. A large attendance of members is desired. . DRAMA COMMITTEE MEETING. The announcement is made of th next meeting of the Drama Committee of the Hammond Woman's club to tak place Thursday afternoon at the home o vice chairman, Mrs." H. R. Bell, 49 Rim bach avenue. In the evening anothe meeting will take place at the home of the chairman, Mrs. John F. Rellley, 5 Rimbach avenue. Mrs. Gertrude Gross cup-Perkins of Chicago will be presen and be in charge of both meetings. Th members of the Hammond Woman" club are Invited and a cordial invitation is extended ail people Interested in th drama to attend. A CHI RCH WEDDING. A pretty wedding Was solemnised a St. Joseph's Catholic church In Russel street this morning when Miss Ida Boo was united In marriage to Samuel Liv ingston.' The hour for the ceremony was eight o'clock. The Rev. Father H M. Plaster officiated and read th nuptial mass of the church. The rin ceremony was used. The bride wa.t at tended by her sister, Miss Anna Boos who served her as maid of honor. The bride wore a very pretty gown o white mescaline satin. Her tulle veil was caught to her hair with a wreath o flowers and she carried a bouquet brides roses. Miss Boos, as maid o honor wore a dainty white . lingerie gown artd canted pink kilafneV roses Following the church ceremony wedding breakfast was served at th home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Mar Boos, 728 Walter street. Only the mem bers of the bridal party and the 1m mediate relatives were present. Th tables were prettllv decorated with flowers and greens, Mr. and Mrs. Llv ingston will leave this evening fo points In Iowa for wedding trip They will return to Hammond and an nounce their "at horn.'" Many beautiful gifts of cut glass and sliver were presented to the bridal couple from friends. They have a large circles of friends among the young people of Hammond and vicinity and tho announcement of their marriage, will bring them their best wishes. Tha bride has been honored with several pretty social entetralnments. ENTERTAIN INFORMALLY. Miss Gertrude Nordstrnnd will entertain the members of the Q. A. M. club at her home In Oakley avenue, Thura day evening of this week. It will b the second social meeting of the members this season and a.n enjoyable tint is anticipated. Thomas D. Harmon and Thomas J. Stoploton of Englewood took part In the Initiatory work of Vnity Council. Knights of Columbus, Sunday, and were guests at the banquet given In the evening. Mrs. George Drackert of State Line street Is spending the daj- with friends and relatives In Crown Point, Miss Mabel Sonntatr, formerly of

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oerlng to the poverty of hla home, aa much aa through bin love of V drink, often a respectable family man la tared to the aaloona hy the physical comfort and aoriol life he tn there) thin necessity for amusement and nodal Intercourse 4 in the eanae that la drarrlng many men Into the lamentable depravl- 4 tiea that eneompaaa certain dlatricta In the cities. Do Mot cover the roaebuahea too 4 noon. The buahea are apt to araother If laid down and covered rloaely with earth, at any time. 4 The beat method la to cover the 4 bed with mnteriala that will admit 4 the air pine bougha, corn stalks, 4 limbs of trees, and If more coverInpr la necessary, It can be added on top of these. After the weatb- 4 er baa become quite cold, hill the earth up to the bush mm far aa poa- A 4 alblei then. If the top dlea down. 4 the plant will aend up vigorous ahoota In the spring. It la not the d 4 cold that kills the rosea, bnt the 4 freezing and thawing that occur with every change of weather. A Mra. Decker tella of visiting m town that needed women's help 4 4 exceedingly, bnt the clnb wns 11m4 Ited and weak; while It deplored the low moral tone of the town, 4 It deplored the low moral tone of the town, It wna studying Dante. 4 "Mr dear women, Mra. Decker 4 aaid. "Dante la nil tight but he's dead. He died long ago. And d don't you ace how much jour town needs live Ideas f There was n whole sermon In that speech ; d d read the poets j but find some good d and necessary work close at hand that should be attended ti then do It. Thnt la what the modern d club la doing. 4 ; Necessity often forces aa Into 4 uncongenial tak but with all the opportunltlca now open to women, this condition ahonld not 4 last. The woman should face the 4 situation .cheerily, plucklly, nut d present work, and go hopefully on. Indifference and despondency are fatal to progress, bnt good work at whatever you do la the "rare d foundation for the better job. If d d your present work Is not to your d d liking, do It well the bent yon can. and study to do better. Be d ready to take the higher pathway d d the instant the gate Is open, aa It d d sorely will be, If yon watch yonr d d chances. d . 1 Hammond, but now of East Chicago, was the guest of friends in Hammond last evenlhg. Miss Lizzie Jonas has returned from a visit with Mrs. S. F. Hayden, at her home. In Lowell. Mrs. J. M. Ballou of Osceola, Ia Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Duggan, at their home, .49 Sibley street. Charles ahd George Mayer and Edwin Drackert- saw "Every woman" at the' Auditorium, Chicago, last evening. The Rev. Braun will leave today for his home In Auburn, N. Y.. after a. vis it with Hammond friends. Mr. Braun came fdr the anniversary services at the Evangelical Immanuel church last Sunday. The Rev. Zemer left yesterday for his home In Nashville, 111., after a few days' visit with the Rev. M. C. Hoefer of Sibley street. The Rev. Ziemer came for the services at the Evangelical Immanuel church last Sunday. ' The Men's society of the Evangelical Immanuel church will hold a meeting this evening In the church hall. In East Sibley street. A large attendance is desired. , Skating season is on at the East Chicago Rink, afternoon and night. Mrs. Stirling manager. 18-4t RANDOM NOTES. The fashion of the summer for button boots of white canvas has led to a"new fashion of high button boots of white kid. These have vamps and heel pieces of black patent leather. A few years ago metal, letters were used on the leather bag or purse. This year the letters returns, but in different form. It is of rhlnestones, and Is seen only on the black velvet bags. Its size depending on the slxe of the bag. There is nothing prettier than hemstitched white Marquisette for vcollars and cuffs. For winter gowns and blouses It Is charging, .and Is seen on many new models. You can make a set In an hour or two at home, the cost is almost nothing and the effect charming. ." 1 , HAMMOND CHAPTER HOLDS MEETING A special meeting of the Hammond chapter -will be. held this evening for the purpose of conferring the past master and most efcceTlent master degrees on' thre candidates. A week from tonight the Gary chapter will confer the royal arch degreo In the Hammond chapter. The Hammond Commandery holds a speclat tneetlng next Monday evening for the purpose of conferring the order of the temple upon three candidates. Board Holds Meeting. The board Of pnttlic works this morning asked for bids on the Harrison street sewer, section C. Bids for the Manila avenue pavement were opened and taken under advisement until Oct. 80. Bids for th Huehn avenue sidewalk were opened and 'aid over until Oct. 23. The matter of the Indiana, Truman and Michigan avenue sidewalks In the Morris addition was taken under further advisement until Oct. 25. The city clerk' was Instructed to advertise for bids on the sewer extension in Pohl street from its present termination to the river. Harry Seestadt was appointed inspector cn th-. Roosevelt avenue sewer. Expected Back. Frank Tucker, state pure food Inspector,, is expected back in Hammond next Week on his way to Chicago, where he will visit the dairy show. J. T. O'Rourke, city sealer of Hammond and deputy pure food inspector.

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Appears on Program With Senator Kern andJudge Holdom. One hundred and fifty notable Hooslers tendered a farewell banquet to E. Louis Kuhns, their vice president, the most beautiful man in the world," at the University club, Chicago, last night. Dignity was cast aside and such men as Senator John W. Kern, Judge Jesse Holdom and A. M. Turner of Hammond were Interrupted by the assem bled wits on the slightest excuse. One whole page of the elaborate menu was given the explanation that Louie Kuhns was the "most beautiful man in the world." And less New York, where he is going, should not realize It, largo postals announcing the coming of "the Hoosler Adonis," have been sent broadcast through the Empire State. Wilbur D. Nesbit acted as toastmaster. On one occasion Leroy A. Goddard when speaking, was interrupted and while he was trying to reply to hi tormentor, Mr. Nesbit said, "The speaker will please not Interrupt the gentle man." Hoy O. West was Introduced aa the "political undertaker." John W. Kern was dubbed "the only democrat that doesn't drink." but In a clever speech the senator apparently disproved the assertion. BesldeB Senator Kern, other speakers were Judge Jesse Holdom, John S. Mil ler, William B. Austin. A. M. Turner, John McCutcheon and George Ade. David A. Noyes came in 'for a big share of the applause by reason of his vocal talent. The orchestra was kept busy playing "Kuhn songs, as the program read. expects to visit the show .with Inspector. tha (Special to Thk Timer.) Whiting, Ind., Oct IS. The case of Selden Trumbull and S. E. Goodfrlend, who were arrested ' on last Saturday night on the charge of gambling came up for trial yesterday morning. The case! was booked for 9 o'clock, but the defendants asked' for-a Jury trial. Attorney J. E. Fetterhoff ap pearing In their behalf. The work of selecting a Jury was a very strenuous task. Twelve men were finally secured and after the hearing the afg-uments the jury went out at 3:30 and did not come in until 10:30 last night. The verdict was for conviction, Trumbull and Goodfrlend being each fined $3 and costs. The $50 bonds which they fur nlshed on Saturday night were still held, awaiting the payment, the de fendants having not yet decided wheth er or not they will take an appeal. Trumbull, who Is the proprietor of the Trumbull & Co, cigar, billiard and sporting goods store- at 416-119th street. Trumbull together with Good frlend, Paul Dobbertine and one other, the latter having escaped, were having a gamn of cards when Officer Vacha walked In unexpectedly and placed the trio under arrest, but Dob bertlne was released without a fine. Among the Jurymen were William Reynolds, Dr. It. N. Nichols, Wesley Thorp, J. Shoup, O. Wedman, H. Stein, A. Fischer. R. O. Moose, William Bramer. Julius Piiewickitz and E. C Kirby. : ' According to the city officials gamb ling In Whiting must cease, and this case Is only the beginning. of the cru sade which is being started. MILLER BOARD TO 'BEET TONIGHT Important Business to Be Disposed of by Town Trustees. Some very Important business will be transacted by the Miller town board tonight at its meeting in the town hailTo Act on Sand Dne Road. Town President William Olander gives the following resume of the business to come up tonight: Appointing of town election board. Passage of confirmatory resolution -of Lincoln avenue (Lake and Porter country road through the sand dunes frofn Miller to Chesterton. Confirming assessment roll local sewer drain number one. . Passage Of ordinance providing. for management and regulation of electric lighting plant. . Getting Ready for Town Election. Notices will be Issued today calling for an election to be held in the Blank building on Nov. 7. The offices Of clerk-treasurer, trustee and police marshal will be filled. Clerk Michael Zellbor, Trustee John North and Police Chief Olaf Riser are candidates for re-election. HOB ART. Mr. Fchoemaker of Chicago Is here visiting with his parents. Mrs. A. J. Smith was'a Gary visitor yesterday., . . .'... . , "The Millionaire Tramp," which was

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WOOD FOR SALE KINDLING AND BUILDING CHEAP Illinois Car & Mfg. Co. 143RD AND CLARK STS. Real Estate Exclusively PROPERTIES OF NON-RESIDENTs MANAGED. W. J. HASTINGS, 163 E. State St. Hammond, Ind. DR. H. B. HAYWARD SPECIALIST Diseases of the Eye, Ear, None Bad Threat. Kyes aclentincally examined. Glaaaea Btted, Room 402, Hammond Bldg., Phone 205. Hammond, Ind. Phone So. Chicago 495 MOORE THE CATERER 9021 Commercial ' Avenue Wedding Parties a Specialty CALL FOR ECItn-V UlJIS BUHrlS I UHU8 STI "Cold Wave" means Coal If you need money to pay for your winter's supply of coal call , at our office and see us in regard . to the matter. We will be glad to loan you the necessary amount of money on your Furniture, Piano, Horses and Wagons, - etc. ; Security to remain in your possesion. If not convenient for you tc cail personally 'phone to us and we will t call at ; your home and explain our plan. 1 Low Hates Easy Terms Hammond Loan Company 569 Hohman St., Over Model Clothlere. phone 257 HAMMOND, IND. presented at fitratton'a Opera Souse last evening, proved to be one of the best plays ever given here. The Unitarian Aid Alliance will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. George Foderson. v Wm. Denronshlro was a Gary visitor yesterday. Walter Fiester transacted business In Chicago yesterday. ; t .j. Bills are out for the Booster's dance to be held Saturday evening at Stratton's Opera House. 4 Several from here withesse the ball game In Chicago yesterday. k Mrs. Sela Smith, who underwent on operation last week, 1 Improving nicely. - - W. V Johnson of Chicago visited with friends and relatives here yesterday. A vaudeville act will be given at the Spencer theatre this evening. If you are a Judge of quality try It La Vendor Cigar. THE TIMES IS TRYING HARD TO MERIT TUB St t CESS IT ' BAI ACHIEVED.

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