Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 108, Hammond, Lake County, 24 October 1911 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Tuesday, Oct. 24, 1911.

JOLLY JACK

1 ? MS? 02 MEAL! FOR A DAY. BREAKFAST. Kaked Apples with Crf-ani. k Celery Toast. Cofe, PINKER. ?tcpd Green Pepppi-?. Slashed Potatoes. I ' 1 v i j . v t. v. . i jug i i-hi i .1 i u . v ao. HALLOWE EN LUNCHEON, 7 p. m. Apple Cups. Chitken and Oysler Pie. Celery Salad. lfv41ed Chestnut?. Graharii Eread and Butter Sandwiches. t Cofree. Jack o' Lantern?. A STl V MEETIXCl. Mr. SI. Rothschild was "at home" '1o the members of the art committee of the Hammond Woman's club yesterJay ftrnoon at her South Hohman street residence. It was the first study meeting of the year and an unusually larsce number of members was in attendance. Sflss Emma Huehn received with Sirs. , Rothschild and assisted during the social hour. The study for the afternoon .was "The National Art Gullery in Ion,don." Sirs. Rothschild was in chargre of the program and gave a most intervesting talk on her, travels in Kngianl ,and of her visits to the art galleries of .Ioodon. She tpoke in particualr of Reynolds and his art and described his jnoted picture "The Angel Heads." Sirs. .Rothschild had copies of several of th.world's test pictures which she sho-w-d and a discussion followed. The architecture in England was touched .upon in the discussion. A social houi followed the. study program, at which time the hostess served tea and wafers. Jn two wcks on Monday afternoon Mn.- ivrk-k Lund will entertain the members at her home in Warren street. Sirs. Lnnd'-and Mrs. IX C. Atkinson will be chairma nand vice rhairman of the program committee for the day. The StHdv rt nr nl.'u " ' A TIIIMItl.K PARTY. ' A pretty social entertainment of yes"terday afternon was one at which Sirs. "IT. E. Sharrer was hostess at her homo 'in South 'Hohman street. Her guesU were the members of the Embroidery Vluh who met for their regular bipionthly meeting. There were several members in attendance. The afternoon wan devoted to Jieedle work aftr wlwch the guests were served with dainty re The FPL Ji'.-t'M mm, 8&

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Onz of the essentia' o. the s.hool or college girl's wardrobe is Jie warm sweater which may be slipped on over tennis or basket ball costume, or worn on long cross-country tramps, when the big topcoat would be cumbersome. The sweater Illustrated is a new model -..-ith a JC V Jack Tar collar, (also knitted), a shield 'ith a high -turtle" neck coming up inside the , open V of the sailor collar. The sweafer is white "Titta. a Mue collar and knitted blue tie, and is -wa over a Carlr blue raokcir school fr -k L -1 he 1Mb served in two courses. The announce ment was made of the next meeting to lie held In two weeks when Sirs, Charles Altert Smith will' entertain a her home in Rimbach avenue. Sirs Smith will entertain at a thimble party. MRS. SCHt BERT A HOSTESS. . At her faeiwe in Slichigan avenue. Sirs, Schubert "..very pleasantly, entertained the members of the Fleurdelis club las evening. It was tle-ir. weekly club meeting and the twelve members were present. They met at the card tables where several games of pedro were en joyed. After seven games the honors were awarded. Mrs. Henrietta Hub? won the rtrst honors Jn the games Prizes were also won by Sirs. Schubert Sirs. Hill, Mrs. Nicholas and Mrs. Lar son. At the conclusion or the game dainty refreshments were served. Cov ers were laid at the three small tables in the parlors. The members will mret again next Monday evening and Sirs Schubert will entertain at her home in Plummer avenue. The guests will play pedro. INITIATE CANDIDATES. The members of the Court of Hono met last evening In Weis Hall 1n Eas State street for their regular bl monthly meeting. There was the usu.'i attendance of members at the meeting, During the lodge session there was ini tiation of several candidates. Othe business of interest to the member was diposed of before the social hour wa announced. aiusic ana conversation were features of the social hour after which dainty refreshments were served. Tlie next meeting of the membra will take pla-e in three weeks instead o two at Weis Hall. The usual busines and social program will be followed an da large attendance is desired. AX EXJOYABI.E SESSIOX. An enjoyatue meeting of ; the mem bers of Triumph Council No. 11 r. L. took place last evenlg In I. O. O. F. hall in State street. It was the even ing for the regular bi-monthly meetin an a large numner 01 members wa in attendance. There were visitors present from Golden Rule Council of Hammond. During the lodge session business of interest to the " members was disposed of. The initiation of a claas of four candidates was the featuie of the lodge session. During the tig HONEST ALL THROUGH

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SOCIAL NEWS FOR WEIJNESDAV. Mm. D. Hlrnch will fce at home to

tbe nrnbrn of tb Jevrlab Ladlea At wl- Urdn4r fro at btr Sooth Hohman ntreet rraldeore. The l.adlrn- of the Kalghta of CuluuihUK vlll meet' Wednewdoy aftprnoon In he rftrb rooms Sooth 1 lo h mo rrret. Tt-sre will . m meelie of he araktra of the .. I. A. to tb D. of I V.. Wedaeday afteraooa la the K. of I. 'Hall. lr. W. H. Davl and Mm. EIiaHeth Shirldn vill be kontemm at the inretiaa; ol the Ladle'' Aid aocirty of the Kirst rreabyterlaa church Wrdr-?day afternooa la the church parlnra la Konth llohnina street. The mrnbrra of the Deborah Al.l bo. let y of the First Chrtstlaa rhitreh wilt hold soetal meeting; at the church Wednesday afternoon la honor of Mrs. Goodell. The members of the Ladies tiulld of St. rani's Kntneopal church will meet at the home of Mrs. T. K. Well In Webb ' street Wednesday afternoon. ocial hour a number of the members gave a little sketcn entitiea I ne :-iar and Stripes." In the caste were Sirs. Lou Aldrich. Mrs. Elizabeth Ilarker, Sirs. Eva Rogers, Mrs. Emma Rundbuui. Sirs. Nellie Jordon, Sir. -Kate Gelb and Sirs. Alice Dufrain. Their entertain ment was very enjoyable. The serving of da;nty refreshments followed. The next regular meeting of the members will take, place In two weeks and a large attendance is desired. W. C. T. I". MEETING. The men-ibers of the W. C. T. V. met at the home of Mrs. Harry Wright ?n Plummer avenue last evening It was the regular Id-monthly meeting to which the members and their friend were invited and there was a lrage atendance. The newly elected president Sirs. Wright presided. The report : the anual convention . at Marion, Ind. was read by Sirs. Wright, who was the delegate from the Hammond society. A short program of musical and literary numbers was given after whicli the social hour wa announced. The hostess served her several guest with dainty refreshments. A business meet ing has been arranged for Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fryar, 183 Michigan avenue. A large attendance of members is desired at the meeting. HONOR MR. i;ooi:i.i.. A meeting of the members of the De borah Aid society of the First Christian church will take place Wednesday ifternoon la the church social roms in Calumet avenue. The meeting is plan ned as a farewell to Mra. Goodell who will soon move from Hammond. A social program will be carried out." A LODGE SESSION. There. will be a meeting of the mem bers of Golden Rule Council No. 1 D. of L. "tuesday evenlg In the K. of P. hall in South Hvhram eteet. sThe members are all Invited to attend and it Is desired that there is a large at tendance of members. After the busi ness session a pleaant time will b pent ocially. CHANGE IN MEETING .NIGI1T. SItss Florence Loveridge will have as her guests this evening at her home In Webb street the members of the Inter Se Club. The members have changed the meeting night from Thursday to Tuesday for the convenience of several. Bridge whist wil be the entertainment for the evening. A THIMBLE PARTY. The young ladies of the N. N. Em broidery club will be entertained by Miss Gertrude Herbst at her home in South Mohman street this evening. Miss Herbst will entertain at a thimble party. The guesta will devote the en tire evening to their needle work. A SOCIAL SESSION. The members of tbe Ladies' Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church will meet at the home of Mrs. T. Edwin Bell in Webb street, Wednesday afternoen two o'clock. It will be a social meet ing to which the friends of the mem bers are also invited. A large attend ance is desired. ENTERTAINS AT CARDS. Sirs. G. Raymns will entertain the members of the China club at her home in Carroll street this evening. Cards will.be the social diversion and th guests will play pedro at several small tables. It is the regular bimonthly meeting and only the club members will be preuent. Skating at the East Chicago Rink ev ery night. 25-ot Mrs. Alra Young will entertain the members of the Ideal Book club at their meeting this evening at her home in Calumet avenue. It is the regular bi-monthlv meeting and the usual study program will be followed. Mr. and Mrs. M. T). Brennan are en tertaining Sir. and Mrs. Ed Brennan ot Lelpsic, t. at their home in Ann street this week. Mr. and Sirs. O. Meredith of Mon terey, Ind. returned home today after visiting their daughter. Mrs. Charles Primmer and Mr. and Mrs. Bennett a their home in Indiana avenue. Pianos tuned. $2.0, Herbert Hutchins 89 Williams street. Phone 1091 J. . - 10-21-ot CITY PRETTY HEALTHY ' Hammond physicians have pronounc ed the past summer to have been un usually free from any epidemic of contagious diseases. Only 11T case3 were reported to the board of health within the months of July, August and September. Typhoid fever had the low average of 9 cases for each of these months. The measles had a run of 35 cases during the latter part of August, Dr. Weis the health officer termed the summer healthful. He stated tha but two cases of typhoid and scarle fever are known to 'exist at preesn while four cases of scarlet fever have been reported to him of late.

Hunt-Ludlpig Nuptials Occur Wedding of Popular Hammond Couple Occurs at All Saints' Church This Morning.

Sliss lone B. Hunt, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hunt became the bride of M. P. Ludwlg ot a pretty ceremony solemnized this morning at eight o'clock at A 11 Saints Catholic church in East Sibley street. The nuptial ma.s of the church was read by the Rev. Father Edward F. Barrett in the presence of a large gathering of friends and relatives of the bridal couple. Tne ceremony was performed in the sanctuary. The ring ceremony was used. , Miss Mary Rahen presided at the pipe organ and gave a program of music during the ushering of the guests. For the processional Sliss Rahen played "Mendelsohn's Wedding March" and the recessional was the "Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrin. The splendid surpliced choir of All Saint's church sang. Their anthems were "O, Mary . Dear Slothev" and "Take Sle Jesus to thy Sacred Heart." Gounod's "Ava Sfarla" was sung by Mrs. Huber as an offertory. She also sang "O, Salutaris." The musical program mac the ceremony a beautiful one through out. Miss Mayfa. Jlaines of Detroit. a cousin of the bride served as maid of honor. She was the bride's only attendant. The groom was served by his brother. Nicholas Ludwig of St. John. Ind. The bride wore a beautiful costume of white duchess satin veiled with silk chiffon and Venetian lace. She wore large white beaver hat with plumes. Her flowers were a corsage bouquet of lilies of the valley. She will travel in pretty tailored suit of blue serge and will wear a tailored hat to correspond. Miss Haines' gown was white embroidered mulle over, blue silk with trimmings of silk fringe. She wore a white lace hat with plumes. Her flowers mere pink kitarney roses. GARFIELD CLUB TO

CONVERTED INTO REAL CLUB

The lid is olf! Departing from the sanctimonious in its orthodox conception, members of te Garfield club, the influential men's or ganization of the First Christian church of Hammond, have. found a happy medi um between the paragon and the pagan in the human. Innocent pastimes heretofore consid ered wholly for the iniquitious. will be not only sanctioned, but participated In by church members in the church building. Barring games of chance and burles que shows. Broadways reviews and risque farces, anything goes. You can dis port yourself in the club rooms as befits a gentleman clubman as. long as yottr conduct is that of a gentleman. Of an evening you may. If you are eo fortnnate as to be a member, tell your wife that you intend going for a stroll to the club without fear of protest, for what could be better assurance of propriety than the name of the church. Modern pleasures to be allowed the new regime: Boxing and wrestling in the gymnasium. Swimming in the natitorium, now under construction. Games of all kinds in the library. No ban has been place on tobacco. Minstrel and musical shows to be given in the auditorium during the winter by members of the club. Singing of coon songs and sentimental ballads In the music room. A piano may be utilized in the assemblages. WHO CUT

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' "Wichita Eagle. Do you belong in this bunch? WE DO NOT. Our prices are not the highest in town, but our coals DO correspond to our price. ; Any one finding our coal not up to weight gets the load gratis. Resolved Therefore, we do not belong ( to the above cut. EAST HAMMOND COAL CO., 603 E. State. J. L. Walker & Son, Phone 105 NOTE We would be pleased to have you call for our fireman, whose experience will enable you to settle all coal difficulties, whether you burn our coal or not. !

The home of Mr. and Sirs. A. S. Hunt. 360 East Sibley street was the scene of a reception, following the ceremony at the church, at which only the members of the two families were pierent. Yellow and green were the prevailing colors used in the decoration of the parlors. Southe.ru smilax adorned the arches and chandeliers and'the flowern were yellow chrysanthemums. In the dining room the colors were pink and

white. The same pretty decoration oi smilax was used and a center piece oC kilarney roses was chosen for the table. The wedding breakfast was served at eleven o'clock. Mr. and Sir. Ludwig will leave this evening on their wedding trip over the Cheepeake and Ohio at 6:50. They will be absent from Hammond for two weeks and during that time will visl': in Cincinnati, Washington, New York City, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. On their return they will be at home with the bride's parents. Sir. and Mrs. A. S. Hunt. Sir. and Srs. Ludwig are prominent In social circles. For a number of years Sirs. Ludwig has made her home in Hammond where she has a large circle of friends. She came to Hammond with her parents from Slunct-e, Ind. Sirs. Ludwig was cashier for the Lake County Printing & Publishing Company for a number of years from which position she resigned last spring. A series of pre-nuptial affairs havi been given in her honor following the announcement of her engagement made at a dinner a few weeks ago. Mr. Ludwig is a graduate of the Lincoln-Jefferson College of Law and for several years has been a faithful member of Thk Times staff, during which time he has won the resjieet and esteem of every one with whom he came in contact. His newspaper work has won him much priase. BE Debates on public questions from sports to political. Fnexpurgated fiction on the library shelves. And any other harmless pastimes that may be introduced. When there j-ou may lounge In a comfortable leather chair,, drink lemonade at brown's expense, play checkers to the humiliation of Smith, discuss (but not cuss) next year's ball dope with Burns and demonstrate how Corbett knocks 'em cold at the discomfiture of Green. Accommodations to be found in the metropolitan Y. M. C. A. building are being Installed In the spacious basement of the beautiful Calumet avenue church. At pome expense a natatorium is being built, while the "gym" is nearly complete. Paintings by Christy Slonlgomery Flagg and cartoons by SIcCutcheon will adorn the walls. In speaking of the new policy Rev. C. J. Sharp, the pastor, said: "Nothing will be omitted that ia clean and good. The churches that bar pleasure bars happiness to its membership. Why let the devil convert tbe innocent things into world's pleasures through their denunciation by Christians. Shrine's Big Plans. Walter Hammond, who is in charge of the banquet committee of Orak temple as usual this year, says that the shrine will outdo itself In the spread that It plans to give on the thirtieth. The banquet will follow the cere monial. A parade of automobiles will THE PRICE f 1L

be held in the afternoon, a luncheon will fee served at the Elk's club at "six o'clock and the banquet will be served at ten or eleven o'clock, after the ceremonial is over.

Cat Shots Alarm. On amateur baritone was given a cold reception on the night of his professional debut in Hammond when two revolver shots were fired at him simultaneously, both of which went wild. Following a rhapsody from Wagner rendered from a woodshed whose accoustic properties were perfect a male feline was insulted by ehoU from the guns of Oscar S'-hults and Barney Johnson at their respective chamber windows on West State street. BUY Pittston Anthracite COAL Best and cheapest. We save our customers $ $ $ annually by screening their coal. No shoveling. Wagons loaded direct from chutes. Phones 188 or 612 17m. Ahiborn & Company Real Estate Exclusively PROPERTIES OP" SON-RESIDENTS MANAGED. W. J. HASTINGS, 163 E. State St Hammond, lad. DR. H. B. HAY WARD SPECIALIST IMseases af fae Kya, Ear, ft'aae aa4 Throat. Kyes acfeattaeally examines, classes attr. Room 4C2, Hammond Bldfl, Phone 05. Hammond, Ind.

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 $his opportunity. Let us show these fine lots now, located on the boulevard of the North Side. Open Evenings Gostlin. Meyn & Company Phone 14l State and Hohman Sts.

factory Clearing

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 arc complete, v We also wish to call your attention to our new 88 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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