Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 119, Hammond, Lake County, 6 November 1911 — Page 2

THE TIMES. Monday, Nov. 6, 1911.

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A CIIIK II WEDDIVG. One of the season's pretty wedding will -be solemnized this evening at St. .Paul's Lutheran church in Clinton street when Miss Augusta Klein is united in marriage to Theodore Flser ot UeaPlalnesi, III. The ceremony will be solsmttized at seven-thirty o'clock, thf Rev. Theod. Claus reading the ceremony of the church. Thelrins service will be vised. Professor C. W Linsenmann will "preside a( the plpeorgan "and" play the processional and recessional. The choir will give a program or bridal anthems. tMiss Nora Fisher . of Drs Plainer, a sister of the crooin will serve as maid of honor and Miss Emily Ebert will be 'a bridesmaW. Paul Klein and .William Summers will atterni the groom. Following tne ceremony at the church the relatives and a few "friends of the families will be guests -at the.-home of Mr. and Mrs. Klein in COnkey avenue where a reception will be given in honor of the bride and groom. A wedding supper will be served at ten o'clock. The young ladies of the X. N. Embroldery club, of which the bride is a member', will serve. The home will have pretty decorations of flowers and ferns carrying out the bridal colors of pink and whle. After a short wedding trip the j-Qubg people will 'announce, their "at home" in DesPlaines. Miss Klein has been the honor gue?t at several prety functions given by her friends following the announcement of her engagement jnade at a dinner a few 'weeks ago. She is a member of the N. X. Embroidery Huh and has a large jCirclo of friends among the young people of Hammond. "Mr. Fisher Is a prominent young jnan of DesPlaines 'and has made his borne there for a -number of year. They have received .many beautiful gifts from friends. WEDDING fEREMOXY. The marriadge of Miss Viola Jordan and Joseph Mysllwy was solemnized this morning at St. Andrews Catholic church, in West Hammond. The ceremony was solemnized at eight o'clock in the presence of a large company of friends and relatives, among them many from East Chicago. The Father Nowakowskl offliated, using the ring ceremony of the church. The bride was n t tired in a beautiful costume of white patln and she wore a long tulle veil caught to her hair with a wreath of lilies of the valley. She carried a bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley. " V Following the ceremony at the church the relatives and a number ot friends were entertainfcl at ttie brides home 211-134th street. The home was I

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"Mr. Frank Gavlt nnil lrs. John Hall ot WhltlBK will he hoalmiin at the meetlBv ' the I.ndlH Auxiliary to the Unlverxttjr elub at their n?etliK Tuendny afternoon . In the I'Blvemlty Hub room. A meeting; of the members of Golden Itule Council No. t IK. of I,, will take plaee To end ay evening In the Iv. of P. : Ilnll ia South Ilohman street. Mm. A. 1). CriKnian will have n.i her giies.n Turnriny oftrrpoon at her home In Oak street, the mrrabn of the Golden Rod club. Mix Agne Melke will entertain the members of the later Se Club fit her home In South Hobmnn street Tue ila- evenlna:. Airs. J. J. Anderson will be hostess and entertain the members of the Ideal Book club at their meetlnK Tuesday evening at her home lu Ann strret. Airs. Jackson will have fix her jTuextn Tnesdny afternoon at her home in Claude street, the member of the Unexcelled AA'hist rlub. beautifully arrengod" with decorations of flowers. A wedding breakfast was1 served at eleven o'lock at prettily deco-' rated tables in the dining room. Mr, and Mrs. Mysliwy received many pretty and valuable gifts from their' friend's. A COMING At A 11 R I A G E. The announcement of the betrothal of Miss Edith Frances Riley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Riley of 29 War ren street, to Joseph P. Xormoyle of 1324 East Forty-seventh street, Chicago was made Saturday. The date of their coming marriage has not been given but it is expected that it will occur June. Mr. and Mrs. Riley and Miss Riley came to Hammond last April from Chcago and are residents of Homewood Miss Riley is a graduate of the Bloomington. III., high school "and lated studied at the Montlcello Seminary. She is one of the prominent south side so ciety young women and since moving to Hammond has retained her member ship in a number , of clubs. She has many friends among the young people of Hammond to' whom the announcement of her engagement and coming arrlage will ' he of " Interest. . . Mr. Mormoyle. 'who is a son of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Xormoyle of Rock Island, 111.,-has living in Chicago for many years.Bargains 25c and 50c Lace Collars White or Ecrue Lace Collars, the new fall g and winter ladies jj neckwear, each big cnance pmt at l Jr Sample Embroidered Curtains Of every description, Nottingham, Brussel, Cable, etc. Rich new fall and winter designs. Worth much -f jpv more, our I -1 price now -.. Silk Hair Nets, all col. Large Sp. Linen Thread Pkg. Best Needles.. 10c cd. Hook and Eye

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C lub Meetings A COMMITTEE MEETING. The home of Mrs. F. M. Elliott, 8S8 South Hohman street will be the scene of the meeting of the literature com mittee of the Hammond Woman's club Tuesday afternoon, November 7th. Mrs. j Elliott Is chairman of the program com-! mittee. The study for the afternoon j will be "Romola'"" by George . Elliott, j The following is the program for the! afternoon: Vocal Selection .... .Miss Harriet Ferris Biograph of Author.Mr3. J. C. Graves "Romola". . ......... .Mrs. Harry Smith Criticisms.. ...Mrs. W, J. McAleer A Poem. .', '. ,., ., . . .Mrs. John F. Reiley A Talk Oh Settlement Worfk.-.. V. . . . . : . . .'. . . . J Miss Brooks A MISSIONARY MEETING. The monthly meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of th First Presbyterian church will take place Friday afternoon, November 10th at the home of Mrs. Franklin, November 10th at the home of Mrs. Franklin Blackmun, 8 Ruth street. The program for the afternoon will be in charge of Mrs. E. M. Shanklin. A STIDV MEETING. Mrs. Erick Lund wli entertain the members of the art committee of the Hammond Woman's club this afternoon at her hom in Warren street. Mrs. Lund and Mrs. r. C. Atkinson are chairmain and vice chairman of the program committee for the day. The study for the afternon will be "Cartoonists."' MRS. SMITH A HOSTESS. Mrs. Smith will entertain the mem herg of the' Flerudelis club this evening at her home in Sibley street. Mrs. Smith will entertain with cards and pedro will be played during the evening. It is the regular weekly club meeting. A missionary; MEETING. Mrs. M. M .Towle will be "at home" to the members of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First M. . church Tuesday, November 7th at hr residence in Ogden street. It will be the annual thank offering meeting and an interesting study program has been prepared. ; . A THIMBLE PARTY. Mrs. Charles Albert Smith is enter taining the members'of the Embroidery club at an afternoon party today at her home in Rimbach avenvie. It Is the bimonthly meeting of -the members , a-nd they will devote the afternoon to their needle work. IIOII) REGULAR MEETING. The members of the Music 'Club were entertained at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Becker in Rimbach avenue, Saturday evening. It was the regular bi-monthly meeting and there were between twenty and twenty-five members present. Mrs. H. R. Bell presided at the- meeting and announced the program. . The study was "Mozart." A very interesting paper telling of the life of the great composer was read by Pastry is more geshble whe made with iiiiir

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Dr. Eleanor Scull. The "Concerto" byMozart was beautifully rendered by Miss Younger. At the conclusion of the program several matters of interest to the members were discussed and busi ness of impoatrnce was disposed of. The announement was made of the nex regular meeting to be held Saturday evening. November 18th at the home of Mrs, P. J. Lyons in Ogden street. A mis jcellaneous program will be given. A GlILD MEETING. The young women of St. Agnes Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church will mee this evening In the guild room of the church in Rimbach avenue. A large at tendance of members is desired as busi nes3 of importance will be transacted. ENTERTAIN WITH CARDS. Mrs. John Hall and Mrs. Frank Gavi of Whiting will be hostesses at th meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to th University club at their meeting Tues dav afternoon in the club rooms in South Ilohman street. The afternoon' entertainment will begin at two-thirt o'clock. Bridge whist will be playe during the afternoon. ELECT OFFICERS. The members of the Jewish Ladi Aid society will meet at the home of Mrs. M. Rothschild in South Hohma street Wednesday afternoon. The an nual election of officers will be a feat ure of the business meeting- A larg attendance of the membership is de sired. jLodge Assemblies On Wednesday evening, November 8th a vaudeville performance will be given at the Sacred Heart Hall in Whiting under the auspices of Sacred Heart Court G. O. F. in connection with th fall festival now being held. The pro gram will be given by purely profes slonal talent and the members assere all who attend an enjoyable time. The mebers of the Hammond Chapter of Eastern Stars met -last Saturday evenine in the K. of P". Hall in South Hohman street. It was the evening fo the regular bi-monthly meeting and the usual number of members attended. After the rouitne business had been dis nosed of a pleasant social time wa passed. The members will meet agai in two weeks and a large atendance 1 desired.. There wil! be initiation candidates and other business of inter est to the members will be disposed o About thirty members of Dorcas Re beckah Lodge attended the meetin Saturday evening in I. O. O. F. Hall i State street. After the routine bus! ness had been disposed of a pleasan time was spent in a social way. The members of the social committee en tertained at . a Hallowe'en party. ,Th aruests appeared in masquerade cos tumes appropriate to Halowe'en and enjoyed games and contests during the evening. Following the program of games the guests were Invited into the banquet room and served with a prettily appointed two course luncheon. The decorations in the hall were very pretty carried out in the season's colors of black, red and gold. Jack-o'-ta nterns. autumn foliage and flowers were conspicuous among the decorations. There will be a meeting of the members of Unity Council Knights of Columbus this evening in the club rooms in South Hohman street. It will be the regular bi-monthly - meeting to which all the members are invited. A social entertainment will follow the business meeting. The members of Triumph Council No. U P. of I will meet this evening in I. O. O. F. Hall in State street. It will be the regular bl-monthly meeting at which a business and a social program will-be carried out. A large attendance Is desired at the meeting.' A largo attendance of members is'de-

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in I.0. O. F. Hall in State street. All members of the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association are requested to meet in I. O. O. F. Hall Wednesday aft ernoon at two o'clock. The meeting is an important one and business of Interest to the members will be disposed of. A dance will be given next Saturday evening November llth at the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street under the uspices of Vasa UiUg or Vikings. he members extend a cordial invita tion to the public and it is desired that there is a large attendance. The even ing's program will begin at eight-thirty clock. Purel Personal Miss Florence Merwln of South Hoh man street returned home last evening fter spending the past week end with friends in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. James Savery of Rim bach avenue were the gcests of rela Ives and friends in Knox, Ind. during the week end. Miss Susan Scheyer of Chicago Is pending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fox at their home in Doty street, Miss Laura Bauzenmacher left today for her home in Ravenswood after spending a week with her sister, Mrs Paul Fischer at her home in Logan street. Mrs. G. W. Hunter of Hohman street s spending the day with AJr. ilunter who is ill at the Wesley hospital Chi cago. Mr. and Mrs. Guy M. Wells and little son, Robert of Chicago were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sprague and familv at their home in Carroll street Sunday. Miss Mae O'Hara of Williams stree has returned from a short visit with relatives in ICan-kakee, 111. Frank Hitchcock of South Hohm street was a visitor in Danville, 111 yesterday. Mr. and Hrs. Galloway of Chicago were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Juliu Eaton and Miss Inez Eaton at thei home in Doty street yesterday. Miss Mary Glazier of South Hohman street has gone to Upper Sandusky, O. to spend a few weeks with friends and relatives. MlsS Ethel Erlebach spent yesterday visiting her sister, Miss Pearl Erie bach who is attending St. Louis Academy at Roseland, 111. Miss Blanche Nixon of Williams street was entertained, by relatives Chicago Saturday and Sunday. . , Mrs. Bert Morman of Gary,. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bohling of South. ChicagoMrs. Kate McElroy and Mrs. William ivirchner and son of Hammond were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jarchow a their home in Cedar street Sunday. Mrs. Stoltz of Williams stret who Is spending the winter with her daughter. Mrs. Schmitz in Fitigerald, Georgia is reported to be very ill. Letters were received by the Hammond relatives this week telling of her illness. Judge J. G. Ibach of Indianapoli spent a few days last week visiting Hammond friends. Judge Lawrence Becker of Rimbac avenue has gone to Montana on a short visit. ! Miss Gerrtude Longnecker of the Uni versity of Chicago is spending the da in Hammond. Mrs. A. E. Merryweather and Miss Myrtie Meryeather of South Hohman street were the guests of r. and Mrs. Walter Merryweather at their home in Hamilton Park, Chicago yesterday. Miss Edith Smalley of Hobart has ben spending a few days with Mrs. Ed Simon at her home in Indiana avenue. The Misses Alice Hess, a teacher in Hessville and Alma Hess of Ixwell spent Saturday and Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hess of Michigan avenue. Will Huehn returned to Valparaiso today to resume his studies at the University after spending a few days in Hamond with his mother, Mrs. Mary M. Huehn of Logan street. Mrs. George Hannauer of South Hohman stret is spending a few weeks in New Orleans. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Daugherty and daughters, Lois and Grace of Chicago were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L L. Daugherty at their home in Logan street yesterday. Miss Florence Deming returned to Lake Forest, 111. today to resume her studies at Ferry Hall after spending ;i few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Deming at their home in South Hohman street. FUNERAL OF MISS ESCHENBACH East Chicago. Nov. 6. A large gathering attended the funeral of Miss Lucile Eschenbach, the young girl who died by her own hand in Chicago last Thursday. The services were held from the late home, 707 Chicago avenue. Rev. Alexander Monroe officiated. It was impossible for even a small proportion of those who came to get into the house, and the sidewalk in front was packed almost solid with friends and acquaintances of the young TELLS THE CAUSE OF APPENDICITIS Otto Negale states that much ap pendicitis in Hammond is caused by constipation, gas on tne stomach or sour stomach. These troubles are al most INSTANTLY relieved and appendicitis guarded against by taking a SINGLE DOSE of simple buckthorn hark, glycerine, etc., as compounded in Adle'r-i-ka, the new Gvrman appendicitis remedy.

girhand her family and with the mor bldly curious attracted by the tragedy of her death. There were great quantities of flowers, many of the pieces being unusually beautiful. A quartet composed of Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Funkey, Miss Townsend and Ott

betrert. sang and the services were very beautiful. The hour was 1 o'clock. Interment was at Oak Hill, Rev. Crow. er of the Methodist church officlatng at the grave. J A Jewish Wedding. Married by Rabbi Berton under a owered canopy with white robed chllren holding candles and flowers, Jenle Wolf and Isadore Ebstein of Ham mond observed all the rituals of the Jewish faith in th Indiana ynagogue at sundown yesterday. Three hundred worshipping Jews and curious gentiles witnessed the ceremo ny. A feast that lasted until far Into he night at the bride's home, 441 Sum mer street, concluded the celebrations. --- - -- Find Disabled Auto. A disabled automobile was found near the Fitz-Hugh Luther' plant. Early this morning the police of two cities . responded to a call from that neigh-j borhood sent in at 2 in the morning. A ! Vlueen" 35, belonging to Ralph Wiliams, the Gary manager of the Mon arch Life. Insurance companv. was found at the side of the road. Both Hammond and East Chicago police thought It had been wrecked as the result of erratic driving. The only visible damage was a brok en crank shaft. Williams stated that his machine was driven to the side ot j the road 'after the loss ot a connecting, pin and a disabled engine. He claims 1 that the accident occurred at 11 o'clock and that a party of'three friends, himself and his parents were compelled to desert the machine for a more reliable convenience Hammond street cars. Standing of Clubs. Present indications at bowling head quarters in Hammond point to close and Interesting games on the Cox al-! leys this season. Ione of the teams has soared above the crowd. According to the last report they are somewhat bunched.' Th standing: W Spartans 5 L. 1 1 Monnetts .....5 Plantistas 4 Lederers .........3 E. B. A 3 MERRY MARY MAKES A HIT Audiences that witnessed the- two Sunday performances of "Merry Mary" at the Orpheum were entertained by a clever cast in the typical musical farce now popular. A number of decorous young ladies sang the lyrics in the language percullar to the chorus. Eddie Martyn, a Broadway juvenile of the Harry Pilcer type, was the only star that shone with any noticeable radiance. . Informed in syncopation, embellished by plain and fancy dance steps that "Experienca Wilt' Teach Tou How- and "Bom Ba Loo Is Some Land Too," the large matinee and night crowds had the same after effect when dismissed as the man who took a celebrated cure for his liver. He died but his liver remained eo active that they were compolled to beat it to death with a stick. Those who attended "Merry Mary" had to resort to soma such measurs to beat the jingling tunes from their memory. The play was a worthy predecessor to "Madam Sherry," which is booked for next Sunday. To peel tomatoes without scalding, rub them backward with the blunt end of a knife. A piece of heavy furniture such as a couch, morris chair or large table, even though provided with casters, will leave unsightly marks on a hardwood floor. Caster cups, whether of glass metal or wood, will prevent this. Th casters fit into these dish shape holders, thus saving the housewife many a sore trial.

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