Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 107, Hammond, Lake County, 23 October 1911 — Page 2

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Mondar. Oct. 23, 1911.

BRAIDS AND FRINCES ON NEW TAILOR WEAR The perfectly plain, untrimmed suit i-4 the -jxception this year, "when Bilt facing, velvet collars, braids and fringes galore are loaded on tailored wear. Illustrated is a little French euit ' '. fine serge in the very dam color called crow's wing. Th. coat ;s a modified cutaway type and la rather saort-waisted at the back. Very wide black brail borders the skirt md t. wiii sleeves. The deep cape collar, which falls to the waist at the oack. Is weighted with heavy ball fringe. Above this cape collar is a small turnover collar of greea velvet. MRAI.H FOR A I A V. BUKAKFAHT. r.aVccd Apples with S.iear and Cream. Fried Mush. Crisped IJiicon. Toast. Coffee. U".VltE()N', Lima Bean Soup , Bread and Butter. I's eerves. Tea. DINNKR. Bump Roast. Pear Pickles. Potatoes, Ideal. S'tuash. Mock Mime Pie. Cheese. Coffee. ' HISS III KXTKRTAIXS. Saturday evenlnir. a number of young people were delightfully entertained by Miss ICmma Huehn at her home in Logan street. Miss Huehn entertained at a handkerchief shower in honor of Mlsa lone Hunt, whose niarrlng-o to M. P. Ludwijf will l)- solpmnijed Tuesday, October 24 lb. She received a number of pretty gifts from the invited guests. During; the evening music was a pleasant feature and Miss May fa Haines of Detroit. Mich, who is the house gues of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hunt gave several reading which were enjoyed. Miss Huehn had two contests arranged for the entertainment of her guests and the honors in them were won by Mrs. Charles Beall of Chicago and Miss i 1 1 ';ii''"St;i"'i.', Better than Butter for 11 Cookin ! ' I It I ! I I I I . 1 ru' ! !! !! l ll iM I I

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M r. Itayntirn nill co-r(nl:t thr iifmlicr f the C'liina Clwh nt llioir mrrtlnc Tnrlay evening; nt her home in C arroll utrret. Minn iiTtruile I".r1nit will have an her Kie!t Titendny f fnlng at her b'liue in South Ilchmnn attreet the n;enibes of the . X. Kmfcroitl-erj-cliil. Mr. Mi'holn will be lioiiteaa and entertain the n?iulrrs of the ;ollen elub nt their meetlnic Teday aftrrnunn. The nirmhrn of the Ideal Hook, rlnb nill lie entertained, by Wra. Alvn Vonux at ber home In Calumet ivrBio, TuMdoy rTftiins. There will l- a turetlaa; of the nieiubera of fiolden Kule Council o. I 1). of 1.. Tneaday eveulas; In the K. of 1. hull in Son(h llohman atreet. 1'be member of the I.adlrM tusillary to the I Diversity rluh meet In the Hub rooica Tuedoy nftern:on for the election of officer. Dollle Knotts. The serving of dainty refreshments followed the program of Kami:. Pretty decorations of yellow and white were used In the dining room. A bocjuet of yellow chrysanthemums was used as a center piece on the the table. The invited guests in-i eluded Mrs. Charles Bea'.l of Chicago. Miss Mayfa Haines of Detroit. Mich., i Miss. Kathrine Wolters of Ciiicago, Mrs. I Kd Simon, Mrs. Frank Phillips. Mrs. Bessie Gnodland, Kdith Goodman. Maude Hill. Kthel Smith, Dollie Knotts. Myrtle Huehn, Therese Dorsey. Bertha Hansen. Elsa Masepohl. iCthel Ebrlght. Beatrice Hansen and Genevlve Hastings. IIOXOK MISS STEHBIXS, Miss Lucile stebblna of Woodluwn was the honored guest at nn exceptionally pretty party given by Mrs. (. L. Smith at her hom in Warren street Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Smith entertained at a linen shower In honor of Miss Stebbins whose marriage to Hubert Wilson will be solemnized in November. The bride-elect received many beautiful gifts. Accompanying each gifts was a wjsh whitli Miss Stebbins red as she opened the several packages. The reading of the verses was a pleasant feature of the afternoon's entertainment. , At four-thirty, o'clock the guests were invited int the dining room served with refreshmbent In two courses. Pink and white were the colors used in the dining room. The flowers ware pink kilarney roMes. The covers were laid at one lrce table and several small tables Ln the dining room. Numbered among the guesta w:e Aira. A. H. Stebblns and daughter. Miss Lucile Stebbins of Woodlawn, Mrs. W. K. Klndig of Rochester, Ind., Mrs. W. C. Belman. Mrs. Ralph S. Groman, Mrs. Virgil S. Reiter, Mrs. W. A. Hill. Mrs. Frank Hammond, Mrs Martin Whtt, Mrs. Walter Hamond, Mr. Clayton B. Stiver, Mrs. George B. Shearer, an Mrs.: George Rawllng. the Misses DeI Etta Curry. Marie Stout, Alta Adkins, Agnes Mclkle, Florence Loveridge, Irene Mott and Alice Holm. CK1.KHR TTC AXMVKnAnY. Mrs. Joseph Qromczak very delight fully entertained a company of friends last Saturday evening at her home in Calumet avenue in celebration of her birthday RnnlverFary. She was presented with many very pretty gifts In remeir.brac.ee "' lne day. mere were between twenty ' and twenty-five of Mrs. Gomtrah's friends present during the eveuiii. They met Informally and spent a piensant time. Ianclng was one of the. features of the evenipif until ten-thirty o'clock when an elaborate supper was served. . The tables were appointed in red and blue The colors were carried out in all th dtivorat ions. A EXJOYABI.E SKSSION. An enjoyable meeting of the memjbera of the Hammond Chapter of East ern Stars took place last Saturday evening in the K. of P. hall In South Hohman street. It was the regular bi monthly meeting to winch all the mem Ibers were Invited and there was ;i large attendance despite the disagre able weather. Visitors were presen from six chapters in the vicinity. Mrs Halhruge of Rockford. Ind., the grand matron of the Indiana chapters was also present it the meeting. The gift to Mrs. Malbruge was a beautiful hand painted bowl. During the lodge ses sion one candidate was initiated and there was business of importance transacted. The social session follow ed at which time Miss, Lillian Thompson entertained with several vocal selections. wainty refreshments were served. The announcement was made of the next meting to be ehld In two weeks on Saturday evening. A large attendance is desirexl as the usual busi ness and social program will be carried out. COXCI.VDKS VISIT HERE. Mr. and Mrs. Erlck Lund entertained Mrs. Halbruge of Rockford. Ind. at their home In Warren street during her stay in Hammond. She left for Englewood last evening for a short' visit Mr. and Mrs. Lund, accompanied her. HOLD KEGl'LAR MEETIXG. The members of Porcas Rebeckah Lodge met in 1. O.. O. F. hall In Plate street Saturday evening for their regu lar weekly meeting. The attendance t the meeting was not as largo as usual on account of the disagrceabl weathr.

Tlie routine -busiufss was dipofd nf after which the time was spent fcoelB'ly. Mualo and rotivcrpitUm were feature of the social hour. The announce

ment was made of tlif next meetlnn o he held Saturday even!f. October 28t!i. The usual busine? and social iirosram will be followed ami a larg attendaiioe is desired. i.!.i:r T OFHI KHS. An important meeting of the memhrr of the l.udies' Auxiliary to ih I'nlversity elu; will tak plaee Tuesday afternoon in the I'nlversity rluh rooms In South Ho I: man street. The el";rlon of offleera vITl he a fetir of the afternoon and other iiuMnens of Interest to t he mem;ern w ill he ironneted. A Iflrire attp4anee H desired at th mee'lna:. " i HEll lIirt WtK t !l. in inrot-rs or 4 no .nanim socieiy of the Kirt 't'lM-ixiian ciiureh held two nale.s of home !.al;ery Hatun'.ay, one in the baarmfnt of th chur.-h in Calumei avenu and the' ptbr in the Hammond building-, oi Use earner of Hot; wan an l "ayette . aireetn;- Th- v hd aiii(1s, bread, i-akew, cookies and pie for ami a nice sum wa.. realised from tli sale. The members a -so- served a cnfeter'uv lunch to which the public wsi: Invited. A lara. liumhor was served. ' The proceeds he uae-d for the bene-j fit of the society and church. The HHle was the second "of a series which his bern planned for ' October. The ne.ti one will he given Saturday, October JSth. Mi. John M. Stinson and M's. Rogers were chairmen of the committee for Saturday. - ' A STI'm MF.KTIXCi. Mrs. il.JltothKchUd will be "at. horns" to the members of the art committee of the Hammond . Woman's t lUb thi

afternoon at her South Hohman ttreei fifth nnrual convention of the Indiana residence. It will be the first study Federation of Hubs to be held In Indimeetlng of the club year and a large ana polls. Tuesday, Wednesday and attendant' la desired. The meetings ' Thursdav of this week. October 24th.

will lie held regularly every two week ' luring the remainder of the year. The study for this afternoon Is "The tional Art Gallery in London." The progtam will be in charge of Mrs. Rothschild and her talk will be an iuterestlng number on the program, i Mrs. Rothschild has visited the gallery on her European trips. HA OCT OK TOWS (il RSTL Mrs. Mary M. Huehn entertained Mr. . . . . .1 x , .. , 1 1 ! i i . . . - . 1 nu .ui, iiiiisui nnuci, .ir. nnn jvitf. cnaries tiacnua. otr. ana rs. .lonn jordon and Miss Emma Smith, of Laporte, j Ind. at dinner yesterday at her home i:i Logan street. A pretty appointed dinner of three courses was served. The .. . . I lohU u 1. ,-Allnu. 1. : . t the center piece being a bouquet of ye) - low chrysanthemums. The guests remained during the afternoon and en-1 Joyed music and convversation until five o'clock when a dainty tea was served. EXJOV THE AFTER X OOX". Miss Esther Lund was hostess and pleasantly entertained the, members of her Sunday school class of St. Paul's Episcopal church last Saturday afternoon at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Erlck Lund in Warren street". The afternoon was spent with gamos and music. An advertising contest wm one of the features of the afternoon and the only honors were won by Miss Edith Ruff. The prlie was a pretty hand painted plate. Following the program of game dainty refreshments were served. In two weeks Miss Ruth Carr will entertain the young people at her home in Williams stret. A social program will be followed. MisJennie Mabbs, the class teacher was present at the meeting Saturday with the following members: Isabele Wood-

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PROGRAM FOR CHURCH CONVENTION 1$ OUT

Th program for the district convention of the Christian church, which will be held next Friday and Saturday at Central Church of Christ, Gary, was issued today, it follows: fcatsrtlar Mem! "nr. A. rioceplion of dolea;ate, 10;30. H. Ijiineheon at noon. C Hoard mnr at 1?:30 at MeValJv.s restaurant. ' n.t.rdB, Afternoon. A. 1:0 Devotional exercises:, F. Shaw, AVhilinB. T. K.- Itunic ' in charge of Central church choir. C Addr-sit. Austin Hunter, formerly ata5e president of Indiana. r. AddreHB, W. J. Futdue, 'rteaehIhk thi T'nchurched." Captain of Salvation Army. Ride trip. A aide trip at 5:30 will b conducted to Tolleston and Olen Park i to look over th field and see the oneday churches. atnrday Evening. A, .7 :'n Iievotional exercises. H. W. MMncr, Hammond, Ind. B. Special music. . C. Address by W. H Baker, Ijiporte, man. Gladys Bell. Margaret and Miriam Perry. Kmmfi Hwantoiv, Rupth Carr. Kdllh Kuff. Helen Johnson and Ksther Itind. ATTJrNU COXVRTIO. A nuniher of members of the Hammond Woman's club will attend the 23th and SOth. Mrs. J. II. Turner, the president of the Hammond club left

Na-'Saturday and Mrs. J. S. Blookmnn. Mrs.

Minnie Kline the chosen delegates will also attend. Mrs. M. Rothschild and iMrs. B. K. Kscher are the alternate. The sessions will all be held In the

Claypool hotel with' the exception f: the Misses Elizabeth Demerlln, Frieda the opening meeting which will be held 1 shanow .:aith Burns. Martha HaberIn the senate chamber of the statehouse , Amanda Knoth Margaret Valler.

Tuesday evening at eight o'clock. The'G

program for all the sessions have been - .a .ii. A announcen ana are uniu iiiaiqsu nam great neat or interest. 1 ' AX" EA"EMX MEETING. The members of the W. C. T. V. will meet this evening at her home of the

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piummer avenue near Calumet avenue, It Is the regular bi-monthly meeting to which all 'the members and their friends ar Invited and a large attendance Is desired. An Interesting program has been prepared for the evenInfl and a short time wil be spent socially. WOMAX'9 CI-IB MEETIXG. The next meotlng of the Hammond Woman's club will' take place Saturdsy October 28th in the auditorium of the First Presbyterian church in- South Hohman street. The meeting will oper promptly at three o'clock. The members of music committee of which Mrs. Charles G. Hohman is chairman and Mrs. L. A. Minard is vice chairman will have charge of the afternoon. A very delightful program is being arranged. Miss Mayfa Haines of Detroit, Mich, who has appeared before the members of the Woman's club at a number of their meetings wll give several readings. Miss Haines Is a favorite with Hammond audiences and her program for Saturday is anticipated with a great . t ,. V,.. -, Hi WW ' ' - --

on "The Iarjre Vision." IX Address. Claude E. Hill, Valparaiso. Sunday Mornlna;. A. 9:Srt PonR festival. B. 10:39 Record breaklngr bible school. C. Address, John II . Clark, Michl-c-an City.

1. Address, Cecil mond.. Sharp, HamK. Communion ice-rvlee. Sosiltj- Afternoon. A. 1:30 levotionat exercises, F. S. Scott, V estville. IX Herbert Carpenter. "My Idea of IXjty." C. I K. turray or (".rant K. Iewls on "The Impelling Appeal." Pide trip. A sido trip at 5:30 to Ambridse to see field for new worlt. This is a sreat opportunity. A. 7:45 fong: service. B. Devotional exercises, Benjamin P.orton. C. C. W. B. M. address. IX Special address to men by famous speaker. deal of pleasure. The members are all Invited to attend. An admission of twenty-five cents will he asked all persons not members of the club. A SI UPRISE PARTV. A party was given as a surprise to Miss Jessie Rohde last Saturday evening nt her home. 1S.1 Michigan avenue. The party was planned in celebration of Miss Rohde's eighteenth birthday anniversary and the guests presented her wttfl many gifts In remembrance of the day. Games and music were enjoyed during the evening. Mr. Rohde ftnd Miss Valler entertained the guests with music. At ten-thirty o'clock a daintily arranged three course luncheon was served. Those present were Kannetke. Charlotte Kasten, ; b . Tpot Mhlp r.ordon Kffle inr necker and Anna Doehrlng. Messrs. Charles Wolf. George Stilson George Jergens, rfdward Austgen, Lervos Bates, Fred Rosenberg, Clarence Bates. Arthur Morrison, George Kralowetz, i ... t , T, ,-..ku and Charles Rohde. CIIAXGE MEETIXG MGHT. Miss Florence Loveridge will entertain the members of the. Inter Se Club Tuesday evening of this week instead of Thursday at her home in Webb atreet. The evening will be divoted to bridge whist. AX EVKXIXG PARTY. The members Jof the Young Ladies' club announce a party" for Thursday evening. October 26th to be given in the old Masonic Temple in State street. The many friends of the members have been invited and it is expected that there will be a lareg gathering of young people. EXTEHTAIXS AT CARDS. Mrs. Schubert will have as her guests this evening at her home in Michigan avenTe the members of the Fleurdeils club. Mrs. Schubert will entertain a; cards and several games of pedro will be played. The members of the Court of Honor will meet this evening in Weis Hall in State street for their regular bimonthly meeting. Mrs. II. E. Sharrer will entertain the members of the Embroidery club this afternoon at her home in South Hoh man street. The members of the Garfield club will hold their regular meeting this evening in the social rooms of the First Christian church in Calumet avenue. A meeting of the members of Triumph Council No. 11 IX of L. will take place this evening in I. O. O. F Hall in State street. It 'will be the regular bi-monthly meeting. The Misses Genevive Hastings and Therese Dorsey spent Saturday and Sunday with. friends in Niles, Mich. I Mrs. Charles Beall of Kenwood, Chi cago has been spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Sirs. L I Daugherty at their home in Logan street. The Mis-ses Alma and Grace Kan netke who spent Saturday and Sunday with Ml.-s Jessie nofcdo at her home, 193 Michigan avenue returned to their home in Oak Park, 111. last even Ing. Pianos tuned. $2.50. Herbert Hutchins' S3 Williams street. Phone 1091 J. 10-21-5t Masonic ProgramMasonic activities for the week will begin with a meeting tonight in which the order of the temple will be conferred upon three candidates, followed on Wednesday evening by initiatory work conducted hy the Gary chapter in the Hammond chape!, and completed on -Friday evening by the business of giv ing the degree of master mason to one aspirant. Programs for the late fall show an unusual activity. Social events and work promise to preclude any lack of interest. Funeral of Mrs. Melzer. Following the funeral of Mrs. Mary Melzer, the oldest resident of South Hammond, which took place at St. AnGOOD ADVICE FOR HAMMOND PEOPLE People In Hammond who have constipation, aour stomach Or gas on the stomach, should "use simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc.. as compounded In Adler-i-ka. the new German appendicitis remedy. A .SINGLE DOSE brings relief almost INSTANTLY because this simple mixture antisepticiates the digestive organs an4 draws off the impurities. Otto Negele, druggist.

drew's church - Saturday morning, friends of thp deceased were notified of the death of her son-in-law at hla home in West Hammond. The illnoas was pronounced typhoid-pneumonia. At the funeral this morning: at St. Andrew's church members of the brick layers' union, with which he wag connected, acted as pallbearers. The Interment was In the cemetery of the church.

Operator Gets Sad News. Rudolph Grothe, head machinistoperator ana foreman In Th Times linotype room, received the sad intelligence that his mother, who had been in the Deaconess hospital, Chicago, for a week with pneumonia, was dying and. hastening to her bedside, arrived there a short tim before she died at 5: JO o'clock. Fate has dealt sad blows to Mr. Grothe lately as his father went stone blind only a few months ago. Board to Meet. The police commissioners will hold their regular meeting tonight and will act upon the question whether the boxing match at the H. A.A. club will be held or not. The boxing fans are anxiously waiting for the decision of mayor and police commissioners as at present, they do not know which side of the fence they are on. It is said that the police will make wholesale arrests Thursday night if the bouts take place. CALL FOR OiNTM NTMENT tU7.tn.i;UTS BURNS 115 DRUC STDR lore Truth AIRSHIP FOR SALE HAVE NO USE FOR SAME A3 OUR TEAMS CAN DELIVER FASTER. East Hammond Goal Ccmpsny J. L. WALKER & SON 603 State St. Phone 105

For the next 10 days only we will sell lots on Henry Street between Hoffman and Gostlin Sts. for $200, thereafter the price will be $250. You cannot afford to miss this opportunity. Let lis show these fine lots now, located on the boulevard of the North Side. y Open Evenings Gosllin, Fe!fn & Company Phone 14 J State and Hohman Sts.

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of used and Shop worn pianos only a few more of these pianos left at Reduced Prices In order to. close them out this week we have some flattering inducements to offer 3-011. These pianos are all guaranteed. Our stock' of new Straube and Woodward pianos and player pianos are complete. We also wish to call your .attention to our new S8 note 1912 .Hammond player pianos. A player piano with all the merits of a high priced player. The new 1912 Hammond player piano is sold at a moderate price, is within the reach of all desiring a good player piano without an enourmous outlay. These player pianos sold for cash or liberal terms if desired. Remember everything made or sold by us bear the Straube Guarantee.

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(TALUME'Tp Theatre South Chicago. Phone 8. C, 232 Julius Johnson, Mgr. Tonight Monday, Oct. 23 One Week THE 20TH CENTURY WINNER "Monlin Rouge Girls" BURLESQUE COMPANY WITH GOLDEN AND COLLINS AND DAINTY MAY BURNS Wed. and Sat. Bargain Matinee all seats 25c

WOOD FOR SALE KINDLING AND BUILDING . CHEAP Illinois Car & Mfg. Co. 143RD AND CLARK STS. Real Estate Exclusively PROPERTIES OK :OX-RESIDEXTS MAX" AG ED. W. J. HASTINGS, 163 . State St. Hammond, Ind. DR. H. B. HAYWARD , SPECIALIST Diseases of the Ere. Ear, Kmc mm4 Tbroat. Eyea scientifically examined. Glaaaea ted. Room 402, Hammond Bldg, Phone 05. Hammond, Ind. cuo. Hammond

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