Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 121, Hammond, Lake County, 8 November 1911 — Page 2

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-1 V W ; MEALS FOR A II Y. Duplex Menu. I. BREAKFAST, Uoiied Ui.-e with Crtsin. 'Fried Sausages with Apple Rings. Nut Cereal Bread. Coffee. I.IXCHKOX. Corn Chowder. Olives. Beaten Biscuits with Butter. Coffee Jelly with Cream, t , DI.NXEK. Celery Soup. Broiled Lamb Chops. turre.il Sweet Potatoes. " ' Cahbago Stmfltie. , Orange Shortcake. Coffee. M UPRISE IMHTV. . A surprise ?srty was given in honor tit Mrs. F. it. Hckenboy lat evening: at lier hotne, 45S Kim street.. The party was given to celebrate her birthday nnivers.ry ami she received many pretty gifts In remembrance of the day. Music ami games were the .social diversions and a dninty luncheon vra.s servNumbered among: the guests were Mesdames Krunsel. Larson. Lundqulst, Oreen. Honquest, W ilson, R. If. AVaffof f'hlcajto. Connrer the Misses Hreen Eckenboy, Consrer and Messrs. Wilson. Shillow. Eckenhoy. Adoiph Morris and Ralph Eckenboy. A CHlRtH YVKDDI.j, The marriage of" Miss Pauline Czarnockr and Andrew Nowaczyk was solemnized this morning at eight o'clock in it. Andrews Catholic church in "West Hamond. The ceremony was performed before a large gathering of the friends and relatives of the young people, The Rev. Father Nowakowski officiated, reading the nuptial service of the church. The ring ceremony was used. A reception in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Nowaczyk was given at the home of the bride's parents following the church ceremony. c lub Meetings .A STUlt, WECTiAC. . M r -. F. M. Elliott opened her home Vn South Ilohman street yesterday afternoon for the meeting- of the literature committee of the Hammond Woman's club. It was the regular bimonthly study meeting to which all the members of the committee were invited. Twenty-eight members respended to roll call and there were three guests. Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. J. C. Graves were chairman and vice chairman of the day's program committee. The study for the afternoon was "Romola" by Oeorge Elliot and the. program was very Interesting and enjoyable. Miss Harriet Ferris sang a very pretty solo and responded to an encore. Mrs. J. C. Graves read a very excellent paper in which she told of the life and character of George Elliot. A review of the story of Romola waa given by Mrs. Harry Smith and her paper was enjoyed. Mrs. TV. .1. MacAber was unable to attend the meeting and Mrs., Charles Wilson read" a number of quotations she had prepnred. A poem by George Elliot was read

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by Mrs. John F. Reilley. It was announced tint Miss Virginia Brooks would appear on the program and give a short talk on 'Settlement Work" but she was unable to attend. At the conclusion of the program a pleasant time was spent socially. The next meeting of. the members will take place Tucy day. November 14th and Mrs. CoopeJ will be the hostess- The :.ieeting yesterday was a postponed session on account of illness at the home of the hostess. A MISSION iKV MEETING. The beautiful new home of Mrs. M. M. Towle In Ogden street was the scene of the meeting of the Woman's .Home Missionary Society of the First M. K. church yesterday afternoon. It was the annual "Thank Offering" I meeting and the invitation to attend wax extended the members of the society and congregation. There was a good attendance of the membership and several guests were present at the meeting. Mrs. otto Muehlberger, the president of the society presided during the bttsines hour. After the transaction of the business, the meeting was given over to Mrs. George Dobbins and Mrs. Etta Pake who had charge ot the afternoons program. The members returned their thank offering envelopes and it was found that a nice sum had been realized for missionary work. After the following program a pleasant time was spent socially and the hostesses served a dainty two course luncheon. Mrs. M. M. Towle and Mrs; Cresson were the hostesses for the afternoon. The program was as follows: Devotional exercises Mrs. George R. Streetv-r Piano Selection Miss Edna Swltzer Reading Reddy's Country" Mrs. Otto Muehlberger Reading "Aunt Betty and the Thank Offering Tea" . .1... Mrs. W. if. Spellnian Reading "A Day Off" j ! - Mrs. Julius 'Dunsing Vocal Solo .'...Mrs. Julius Dunsing A SOCIAL SESSION. An enjoyable meeting of the members of the Ladies- Auxiliary to the t'nlverslty club was held in the University club rooms yesterday ' afternoon. There was an unusually large .attendance- of members and several guests from Whiting were present. Cards and needle ' Writ1 were the diversions. The guests . played bridge whist at stx iables..fil the 'parlors. , The only honors were won by Mrs.. F. D. McElroy. At the conclusion of the games, a prettily appointed luncheon was served. Mrs. Frank Gavlt and Mrs. John Hall of ". Whiting were the hostesses at the meeting. MRS. WAR.NIJR A HOSTESS. The choir of the First Baptist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Giles Warner in Carroll street Thursday evenig, November 9th. ENTERTAIN AVITH CARIJS. Mrs. A. D. Crisman very nlensanlUertertained the members of the Golden Rod Club yesterday afternoon at hej home in Oak street. it was the afternoon for the weekly club meeting and all th members were present. The guests met for an afternoon of cards and several games of pedro were played progressively at tables in the par 31

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fcmevlve Ilastlaga will entertain the Beta Alpha Tail KlrU at her home la State street Thursday evening;. There will he a merlin at the nemtfr?r of St. Faul'a Lutheran l.eaeue Thanday evening In the rhnol hall at the eorner of Slbler treet and Oakley avenue. Mr. C. n. Ttnkhain will be hostess to the meinbera of the Colonial el ah at their heetlar Tharmliy afternoon at her home In Williams street. Mrs. J. J. vlnn will have tu$ her xruesta Thursday afternoon at hrr home In Kat State street the inrnibers of the Acme SoHnl flub. The members of the R. A. E. club will be entertained by Mrs. Frank Robinson at her home In May street Thursday afternoon. A meeting of the members of the Tresbyterlnn Social tlnb will tak; plaee Thursday evening at eight o'lork la the social rooms of the ehureh in South Ilohman street. Mrs. ;ehrlng win entertain the members of the (Ink Leaf Embroidery dub at her home in Truman avenue Thursday aftrenoon. lors. Mrs. Crisman retained the hostess prize, as is customary at the meetings and also won the first honors. Mr. Fred Collins and Mrs. Frank Grve won the second and third prizes. Til cf.nsolation prize was awarded to .Mrs. George Whiting. After the awarding of the honors Mrs. Beachler entertained the guests with several musical selections. Mrs. Crismai servert b" guests with a daintv two rnnrsn luni-h. eon at five o'clock. Covers were laid tor twelve. Mrs. Frank Dorsey will be the hostess at the meetinsr next Tii. osy afternon and wil entertain at her ncme in Jtonman street. A THIMBLE PARTY. Miss Bertha Maleitske informally en tertained the young women of the X. X.. Kmbroidery club at their regular weekly club meeting last evening at her home In Indiana avenue. A pleasnt time was spent socially with needle work and music until ten o'clock when refreshments were served. Miss Gertrude Claus wll entertain the young people next Tuesday evening, Xovember 14th at her home in Clinton stret. Miss Claus will enter tain at a thimble party. , MRS. KISSMAVL K1NTERTAINS. At her home in Clinton street Mrs Jacob Kussmaul entertained the mem bers or the China Club at a verv en joyable card party last evening. - The guests played pedro at three tables and after several games the honors were awarded. Mrs. Kusmaul retain ed the hostess prize as is customary at the meetings and Mrs. Peter Halfman won the first prize.. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Joseph Miller. Music and puncheon, folowed .the card games.' A dainty . two cour.so luncheon was served. In two weeks on Tuesday evening Mrs. George Ecier wil entertain with cards at her home in South Holiman street. MEETING WAS I'OSTPOXEU. The members of the Ideal Book club were forced to postpone the meeting which was announced to take place last evening at the home of Mrs. J. J, Anderson in Ann street on account of her illnes. The members are planning to meet next Tuesday evening, Xovember 14th and Mrs. Anderson will be hostess. i - A CARD PARTV. The members of the Rosary Society of All Saints Catholic church will give a pedro party this evening inLongi hall in State street. A cordial Invitation to attend is extended the publii and 4t is desired that there is a large attendance. Prizes will be awarded after the games. MEKT IX CHIRC1I PARLORS. The young people of the Presbyterian Social Club will meet In the church social rooms in South Hohman street Thursday evenig. It will b their regular bi-monthly meeting and a social program will be followed. There will be no special hostesses. A BRIDGE PARTV. Mrs. W. F. Mashino will be hostess to the members of the Marquette Club a.'., an afternon party Friday at her home in Truman avenue. The entertainment for the afternoon will be whist and several games will be played progressively. WILL MEET T1IIRSIHV. The members of the Baptist Women's Union wll be entertained at the home of Mrs. E. W. Bump, S06 South Ilohman street Thursday afternoon at three o'clock. The members of the Child Culture Section will have charge of the meeting and they have arranged the following program: Reading Miss Mable Powelly Solo... Miss Robinson Address "An Ounce of Prevention" The Rev. Floyd II. Adam3 Piano Solo Mrs. George Houser ' MOTHERS' MEETING. The Mothers' Club of the Lincoln school will meet in the kindergarten building on Friday afternoon, November 10, 1911 at 3 o'clock sharp. A fine musical and literary program his been anangtd. Rev. C. A. Smith of the Ep.scopal church will talk to the mothers. Everybody invited. Come an bring your friend3. MRS. c. 12. LAWRENCE, Pres. FLORENCE MILLER, Secy. INTER SE CLVD MEETING. Last evening Miss Agnes Meikle entertained the young women of the Inttr Se Club and a few ot.:i.;r 't'ends very 'eiihlfully at her homa in rioith Hhman stieet. It was .ns evening fir the ii gi-lar weekly club meeting and all the members were pien:. In company Uh the members wer j Mis.s Cochran f Baltimore, Miss Jane ConVty, Mrs. Walter Patton, Mrs. Victor Dyer, Mrs. August Schneider, Mrs. Raymond Chapman and Mrs. John Beckman the invited guests of the hostess. The evening was devoted to cards and several games of bridge . wliUst were

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It is now expected that the dinner dance, which the University club expected to hold on Nov. 16, will have to be postponed to some later date on account of lack of time. The entertainment 'committee will meet In a day or, so and set another date that will give U time enough to make the necessary preparations. It Is expected that the date will be along about Thanksgiving time. The membership .of the University club Is being augmented by the addition of a number of very desirable persons. A large number of applications have been received lately and are being acted upon as rapidly as possible. With the opening of the social season, the interest in the club's affairs" has growii apace, and it.nay be safely be said that never. Intae history .of the club has there been much interest shown as there is at the present time. plcjed at tables in the parlors. Following the games a daintily arranged two course luncheon was served. Tuesday evening Miss Irene Mott will en tertain at her home in South Ilohman street. A SOCIAL GATHERING. The members of the Unexcelled Whist Club were pleasantly entertained by Mrs. C. K. Jackson yesterday afternoon at he rhoitw In Claude street. The guests wera Invited for cards and played several games of whist at small tables in the parlors.. Mrs. F. J. O'Rourke had high score arv.l prizes were also won by Mrs. J. Ramsbotton and Mrs. Reece. The serving of a dainty luncheon at four-thirty o'clock concluded the- pleasant entertainment. Mrs. William Luwson was named as the next hostess and she will entertain at her home in Rimbach avenue. Tuesday afternoon, November 21st street. Mrs. Lawson will give an afternoon card party. Persona Mr. and Mrs. Gill of Crawfordsvilie and Mrs. Harry Gill of Buffalo, N. y. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Gill at their home in South Hohman street for a few days.. J Mr. and Mrs. James Savery have returned to their home in Rimbach ave-, nue from Knox, Ind. where they havs been the guests of relatives for a few . days. Miss Jane Conkey is entertaining Miss Cochran of Baltimore at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. W. B. Conkey, in South Hohman street. Miss Cochran will remain for a month. J. Wood of Hartford Conn., was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Krinbill today at their home in Rimbaen avenue. Mrn. Florence Burns of Burr Oak, Mich., was the guest of Mrs. Carrie Parions yesterday at tier home in Hoty street. j Mr. an.l Mrs. M. P. Ludwig returned to Hammond this morning from their wedding trip. They havs been absent from Hammond for two weeks, and during that t'me visited in Cincinnati, Washington, Philadelphia, New York city, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. They will le at home with th? bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs A. S. Hunt, at 360 , Last Sibley street. j The Misses Maurer, who save the excellent concert at the First M. E. church last evening and their father from South Bend, Ind., were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ehlet, 429 Summer street, during theit1 stay in Hammond. ' i Miss Mayfa Haines left today for her home in Detroit. Mich., after spending, a month with Mr. and Mr A. S. Hunt, j at their home, in East Sibley stre?t. ,

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The program of weekly entertainment is proving very popular. Tomorrow night the bi-monthly card party of the club will atract a large attendance. The regular Tuesday afternoon meeting of the ladies of the club is proving to be very popular and last Tuesday there were over thirty of the wives, sisters and mothers of the members present. Mrs. Frank Gavlt and Mrs. John Hall of Whiting entertained. A new policy has been inaugurated by which the program of entertainment at. these affairs Is to be varied. Formerly the only form of amusement was bridge, whist. This attracted only those who are interested in playing bridge. Now. however, the program of entertainment la being varied from time to time, and this idea is proving very popular. It serves the purpose of .interesting every lady member ot the auxiliary organization In Its activities. Miss Haines came to serve as maid of honor at the marriage of Miss lone Hunt and M. P. Ludwig. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Xewell are entertaining Mr. Newell's father of Kalamazoo, Mich., at tiieir home In South Ilohman street. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our kind friends, relatives, children of the Irving school, kindergarten room 1 and 2 the teachers, the employes of the Indiana Harjbor Belt and Pensylvania railroad com- . panics for the kindness and sympathy in the death of our son William. MR. AND MRS. WM. MASEPOIIL. LEAGUE HAS ENTERTAINMENT Last evening saw the opening of tha entertainment course which the Epworth League of the First Methodist Episcopal church has planned for the winter. An audience that taxed the capacity of the church in Russell street listened to the orchestral concert given by the Misses Mauer. The success of the course is assured if the attendance at the succeeding entertainments is as great as that of last evening. The season tickets have been sold at an exceedingly low price, but th members expect to realize a large sum to be used for the church benefit, &s more than 900 tickets have already been disposed of. The entertainment last evening was the first of four. The dates will be filled by the Redpath Lyceum Bureau of Chicago. On the evening of Dec. 19 Smith Danron, the potter craftsman, will entertain, Wednesday evening, Jan. 11, the program will be given by A. J. Fischer, interpreter. Colby, the cartoonist, will give an entertainment Jan. 30. The church was made very beautiful with potted palms, ferns and immense bunches of white chrysanthemums in honor of the occasion. What can bo said to have been the most enjoyable number of any course given in Hammond was that given by the Maurer sisters. Tho company Is composed of four sisters, the Misses Gladys. Edith, Frames and Inez Maurer of South Bend, Ind., each an artist in her line of work. Their program began at 8:15 o'clock after Charles Surprise, a member of the Epworth League, had introduced the concert party. They gave the entire program, every number of which was enthusiastically received. They appeared in solo, work duets and orchestra- nd every number was encored. The playing of Miss Gladys Maurer was a treat. She played both the violin and cello. Miss Frances Maurer, cornetlst, also gave two readings, which were among the attractive numbers on the program. Miss Edith Maurer delighted the audience with her whistling and her flute solos were beautiful. Miss Inez Maurer was the accompanist. The crowds are skating at the East

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MRS. KENNEDY CHOSEN (Special to The Times.) Blast Chicago, NOV. sr. At the regular monthly meeting of the library board held last night. 'Mrs. J. D. Kr-n.

pnedy was appointed as a delegate to attend the convention of library trustees in progress in Indianapolis this week. Mrs. Kennedy left for Indianapolls at 10 o'clock this morning. Miss Anne Swezey. the librarian, left a few days ago to participate in the convention of librarians which preceded the meeting of the library trustees. She had a part in the "program, having a paper on -Library Work With the Children." At the meeting last night nothing was done out of the regular routine of business, the building matter being still in abeyance. It Is expected, however, that there will b something doing in the near future as Mr.' Carnegie and his secretary, James Bertram, returned during October from Europe, where they spent the summer. During their absence not only has activity in the local libraries been held up, but it i3 understood that there are about fifty library buildings in various parts of the county similarly situated. Now that Messrs. Carnegie and Bertram have returned, however, they expect to get down to business. MEDICAL SOCIETY ENTERTAINS Tomorrow the Lake County Medical society is to be the host to a number of notable physicians from all parts of the state. Members of the association have gone down in their pockets to pay the expenses of entertaining the guests of the association. There will be a meeting at the rooms of the University clxib tomorrow afternoon, at which a number of important papers will be read. Then the banquet will be held at the Masonic temple at 6 o'clock, and the meeting will be continued during the evening. At this meeting an organization, to be known as the Tenth District Council, similar to councils organized in other districts over the state, will be organized. The meeting is regarded as the most important one that has ever been held in Lake county. It takes on added importance in view of the fact that the president of the Indiana State Medical society lives In Hammond. Banquet Tonight. Insurance officials of the Chicago Mid West Company will banquet nearly a hundred stockholders of their million dollar corporation at the Carleton Hotel tonight. The program is unannounced but Inklings of promised loys In the form of speeches by noted financiers of Chicago have been given credance. Throughout the ' Calumet region stock has been disposed of by the organisers of the Insurance company. The guests will therefore represent every city having traction connections with Hammond. Announcements are to.be made tonight that will reveaf the exact character and size of the project. M. F. PIERCE VERY LOW Hope is no longer, extended . to the Hammond friends of M. F. Pierce -for his recovery from a stroke of paralysis which caused his illness in Cleveland a month ago. Mr. Pierce was. former deputy revenue collector for the sixth Indiana district. Mrs. A. O. Merrill and mond, are at his bedside in Merrlllville today. A relapse occurred last night that is thought will result in his death. MALE HELP Men who are looking for good Jobs where they can earn good dollars, always read The Times male help ads x:all fo lKiri lOlNTMENT ECZinA.CUTS BURKS W DHUS STOR

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