Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 154, Hammond, Lake County, 18 December 1911 — Page 2

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MAKHIGD IN Ot KKOHI). One of the most Interesting announcements of the week Just closed was that of the marriage of Miss Kdin Oder ami .Tames Fay Laramerlns. Their marriage was solemnized Saturday a the home of the bride's grandparents, .Mr. and Mrs. James Renwick In Uookford, 111. The ceremony v as a very quiet one with only the immediate relatives in attendarce. Their "at home" will be announced after their return from Rockford. The announcement of the marriage was made In Hammond today where Mr. and Mrs.

lammering have many friends. The i bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K t K. Oder of Hegewisoh, 111. -Sue attrml-! ed the Hammond high school for a few j years and is known in the younger set. j .She has been entertained in Hammond! for a number of social functions this winter. Mr. Iammering has made his;

home In Hegewisch for -many years. He graduated from the Hammend hign 'school in the class of 1906. During his years In high school he was proinent In athletio circles and won many honors In basket ball, foot ball and track work. Recently Mr. Itmerlng was made general manager of the. Hammond I'rass Works. The young people have many friends in Hammond and Hegewisch-and the announcement of their marriage will bring them best wishes and congratulations. ENTERTAINS WITH CAHDS. Mrs. Arthur Mack will entertain a 'company of Indiana Harbor and Hammond young women at her home in Charlotte avenue, Wednesday evening. Mrs. Mack will entertain with cards.

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sorui. Ews Fon ti esday. MIm (.erfrmle Ilerbst will entertain the yonng women of the X. X. Embroidery Club nt her home In South Hohiiieu street Titeoday evening. The member of tfc.? (iermanla Heberkah l.odRf will have an Important meeting Tuesday evening In I. O. !i. K. Hall In State ntreet. MIm Ethel Ehrlnht will entertain the ycmia women of tlie Inter Se lub ft their tinnunl hrlsimoM parly Tuesday even ins at her home In Ogflen ti.et. The member of the f'nrents ( lub of the latjjftlf Mehool will hold ihelr monthly meeting; Tuesday aftternoon Rt the school hall. Mr. Itnlph l.mmm. Mr. II. E. Shrrer and Mr, f;. I,. Smith will be hostesses at the meeting of the Women' Auxiliary to the Diversity rluh Tuesday afternoon fa th? I'nivermily -Iub room.

Frank Hammond 'and Dr. Robert Oil lis.

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One of the prettiest of the week end -Women in Music.'

entertainments was a bridge dinner at one of the most enjoyable that has been

MEETING WAS POSTPONED. The home of Mrs. Julius Dunsing In Carroll street was the scene of the meeting of the Music Club last Saturday evening. It was the evening for the bi-monthly meeting and many of the members attended. The arrangements were not definitely made for the next meeting to be held on the evening of January 13th and the hostess will be named later. There will be no meeting in two weeks on account of the holiday season. A delightful program of music, was given at the- meeting Saturday evening and papers were read by Mrs. I. .1. Moran and Dr. J. A. Graham on "Women Composers" and "The Influence of

The program was

which Br. and Mrs. Robert Gil!!s were liost and hostess to the members of the Evening Whist Club last Saturday at their home, a Kimbach avenue. A beautifully appointed dinner of four tourses was served at seven o'clock. The prevailing colors in the dining room were yellow and white and chrysanthemums were used at the tables. Following the serving of the dinner the guests returned to the parlors "where

the remainder of the evening was pass-

ed at the card tables. Bridge whist was played at three tables. .After several games th honors were awarded to Mrs. Richard O. Winckler and Mr. W. K. Mashlno. In three weeks on Saturday evening, January 6th 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond wil entertain at their home In Mason. street. They will give h bridge dinner. The members or tn club are Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Winckler, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mashino. Dr. and Mrs. T. Edwin Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Hohman. Mr. and Mrs.

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given at any meeting this winter, and was as follows: Vocal Selections (a) Years at the Spring Bach (b) Spring' Song .....White Mrs. George Hannauer. Talk "Women Composers" ...j...... . . . .' Mrs. D. J. Moran Vocal Selections (a) Just a Wcaryin' For You Bond (b) I IjOve'You Truly...... Bond Miss Edith McConnell. Vocal Solo "A Lullaby"' . .. .Iehman .'Mrs. D. J. Moran.

Paper "The Influence of Women Irr ' Music" Dr. J. A. Graham Vocal Solo "King Charles" .. e. . .White Mr. C'.ark Learning. PARENTS CLl'B MEETING. The Parents Club of the Lafayette school will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon, December 19th ai thre o'clock In the kindergarten room. The members and their friends are ln-

ivited and it is desired that there Is a

large attendance. The following program will be given: Address The Rev. W. F. Switzer Selection '. The Victor Piano Selection Harriet McMahon Recitation Lola Thompson Violin Solo John Harris Recitation Margaret McElroy Piano Solo .Kathrlne Williams WTI.I. MEET THIS EVENING. The Beta Alpha Tau girls will be entertained by Miss Mae O'Hara at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. TV. Kimball in Williams street this evening. It was first announced that Miss Desmond would be hostess but other arrangements were msdo later. It will be a Christmas party and each member will bring anarttele for the Grab Bag. A 1IIMBI.E PARTY. Mrs. John F. Reckman will have as

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(Special to The Times.) Indiana Harbor, Dec. IS. Tne'i Soutn Bay Hotel was the scene Saturdaynight of one of Its small but brilliant dances which have characterized tire

winter months for several seasons past. The event of Saturday was one of tha

most enjoyable that has yet taken place In the hotel. About twenty-five couples wer present.

When the guests 'first arrived they

were met by the strains of a fine baritone voice, acompanled. by what seeme I

to be a full band. The band however

proved to be a one man band, a mem

ber of Fred p. Green's vocal and instrumental trio, who played half a dozen instruments at one and the same time.

while Mr. Green himself performed upon the piano, acompanying his own singing. The music was a distinct novelty, the singing going on all through the dancing. It being the- first time the Soutn Hay crowd has had tne opportunity to dance to a combination of vocal and instrumental music. The trio which is niaragcd by Mr. Green, and of which

only two of the members were present.

has been much taken up by Chicago clubs in Chicago, being quite the latest thing in dancing and in musical circles in the metropolis. The artsts are from Australia, having won fam for themselves in thajt country and in F.urope and having come to Chicago only tills fall. The early hours of the evening were devoted to the waltz and the two-step, but later the evening was more informal, the Virginia Reel being introduced. The supper was a monument to the skill and , efficiency of the South Bay

culinary department. There was great

abundance ot everything was good

Christmas chfr was advanced by the

flow of sparkling wines and a feature

of the supper was the souvenirs.

child' toy being set beside the plate of each guest. These helped out the decorative effect and served to nliven

the supper. Many of the women guests were very handsomely attired, their elegant costumes adding much to the brilliancy of the occasion. A number

of the guests were from out of town.

MK1CTING POSTPONED. I large attendance of the mamnership is

There will be no meeting of the mem- desired.

bers of the Golden Rod Club tomorro'v which is the regular meeting day. Th . members .will not meet again until after the holidays. The hostess will be named later. j i

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guests this afternoon at her home in Embroidery. Club. It is the afternoon for their regular bi-monthly meeting Calumet avenue, the members of the

and the usual social diversions will be

enjoyed. Needle work will be the principal feature of the afternoon.

Mrs.

Ai AFTKRNOON PARTY.

H. K. Sharrer, Mrs. O. L. Smith

ble party in the University club rooms Tuesday afternoon, December 19th. It will be the bi-monthly meeting of the mebers of the Women's Auxiliary of the University Club. ENTERTAINS WIH CARDS.

Mrs. Larson will entei-tafn the mem-

The members of Dorcas Ilebeckah Lodge met last Saturday evening in I. O. O. F. Hall in State street for their regular weekly meeting. The isual number of members were in attendance. The early part of the evening was devoted to the transaction of business after which there was a social hour. There members will meet again next Saturday evening,. December 23rd. A large attendance Is desired at the meeting as the usual business and social program will be followed. The installa

tion of officers will take place at a meeting esarly in January. An important meeting of the members of Silver Light Hive L. O. T. M.

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llonaire pottery manufacturer and has been very successful in the lecture

held, .his work now being entirely un

der the. auspices of the Redpath Lyce

um bureau.

POSTOFFICE TO

KEEP

OPEN

For tit accommodation of the pa

trons of the Hammond postofflce It has been arranged to keep the office open on Sunday, Dec. 24, as- follows, and all

those expecting Christmas parcels may call for them at th carrier windows

instead of waiting for them to be de

livered by carrier on Christmas dav.

when the malls are exceedingly heavy

and deliveries late:

Carrier windows 9 a. m. to 11 a. m. Register window 9 a. m. to 11 a. m.

General delivery window 7 a. m. to 11 a. m.

Stamp window 7 a. m. to 11 a. m.

HAMMOND THEATRE PHONE 63 TONIGHT 3 oTade Photo-Plays The Dumb Messenger (Drama) -The Higher, the Fewer (Comedy) And One Other Fine One LILtlAN THOMPSON, Soprano Admission Only 5 CENTS Doors Open at 7 First Play 7:20

FINE ENTERTAINMENT ' More than 500 people crowded into Kosciuszko hall, in West Hammond, last night for the entertainment given by the children of St. Andrews parochial j-chool In honor of the Ftev. Nowakowskl of St. Andrew's church. Undr the able schooling of the Sisters of Nazereth, who have cha"rge of the

school, the boys and girls who took j part in the program acquitted them-! selves with hon6r to themselves and i their school. A lerfethy program was !

v , . . . vi.i. niiiiuiii all iiiLri ( upiivu auu was greatly enjoyed by everybody. The occasion for the honor to Father Nowakowskl was the celebration of the feast of his patron saint, Bolislaus. Numerous floral pieces were presented to the priest, and he was literally embowered in them. A number of visiting priests, and relatives of Father Nowakowskl occupied places of honor beside him.

Photographs CORRECT POSING, POPULAR TONES, LATEST STYLES. Ripley Art Studio 89 W. State Street.

and Mrs. R. S .Groman will give a thlm-r , vur " eu..ay eve...s in is. o.

r . nan. ine omcers ror me new year

will be chosen, to attend.

All members are urged

An Interesting meeting of the members of the Hamond Chapter of Eastern Stars was held last Saturday evening in the K. of K Hall in South

bers of the Fleurdelis Club this even-1 Hohman street. ., Jt-wa the regular Oi-

ing at her . home in Hoffman street. Mrs. Larson will entertain with cards'

and pedro will be "playd at several tmall tables. Only the club members will be present at the meeting. A tillLD JIKETIXG. This evening Miss Clara Mathias wlii entertain the members of the St Ages Guild of St. Paul's Kpiscopal church at her home in Williams street. It will be the regular bi-monthly meeting anl the usual business and social program wltl be carried out. All the members are. Invited to attend. HOI. I) WEEKLY MKETINO. j Mrs. Fiscus and Mrs. Young will be hostesses at the meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the First Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon in, the parlors of the church in South Hohman street. It will be the regular weekly meeting Ind a large attendance is desired. ELECT OFFICERS. A meeting of the members of the Deborah Aid Society of the First Christian church will be held Wednesday afternoon in the parlors of the church in Calumet avenue. The officers for the new year will be chosen and other business will come up for discussion. The members are all invited to be present, i

monthly meeting and many members were present. The names of several candidates for membership were presented and balloted upon and other business of interest to the embers was disposed of. Plans were made for the next meeting to be held Saturday evening, January 6th. The officers will be installed and there will be a program and banquet. The meeting ts anttci pated with a great deal of pleasure and It is expected that many will be present. The members remained after the lodge session Saturday evening and enjoyed a social hour: A special meeting of th members of Golden Rule Council No. 1 D. of D. will be held at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon In the Masonic Temple In Muenich Court. Final arrangements will bo made for the Union meeting to be heid Tuesday, December 19th in the Masonic Temple. The members of the East Chicago and Whiting councils and Golden Rule and Triumph Councils of Hammond will meet together for an all day session. There will be a large class initiation and several matters of interest will come up for discussion. The

j session promises to be very interesting.

The annual election of officers will be a feature at the meeting of the members of Germania Rebeckah Idge Tuesday evening in I. O. O. F. Hall. ' A

Mrs. George Stiles has returned to

her home in Doty street from Ottawa

111., where she spent a few days visit

ing friends and relatives.

Miss Loie Hughes of Crown Point

was the guest of Mr. ana Mrs. John , Hughes at their home in Warren street, I Sunday. - ! Mrs. Raymond Knoff and little daughter Naomi of Berne, Ind., will arrive in Hammond today to remain over Christmas with Mrs. Knoff's- parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. DeWeese. Dr. Knoff will come to Hammond the latter part i of the week for a short visit. j Miss Ruth Sohl of Mason street has : returned to Hammond from Crown Point, where she spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Josephine Wheeler. ' George Hannauer has gone to St.

Louis, Mo., on a short business visit. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. McElroy of Mason street spent the past week end. with friends and relatives in Indianapolis. : Mrs. John Blartchard of Milan, "Mo., is the guest of her niece. Miss Ada McKnight. ot . Hammond. Mrs. Blanchard Will be remembered as Miss Gertrude tamp, formerly of Hammond. Mr. and .Mrs. Dana Summers have returned to Hammond from their wedding trip. They spent a few weeks with Mr. Summers' parents, Mr. and Mrs. If. C Summers, in Florida, and visited at other points of interest in the south. They will be at home with the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brown, in Ogden street, until after the holidays, when they will move to Chicago. Mrs. Summers was Mrs. Frances Brown. Mr. and Mrs. S. Parker. 102 Clinton street, have as their house guests. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Vaughn Kelley of Huntington. W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Keley are here on their wedding trip. They are spending today in Chlcaro.

A NOVEL

ENTERTAINMENT Smith Damron, ''the- potter crafts

man," is the attraction on the second

number of the Epworth league entertainment course Tuesday evening, Dec 19, at the First M."E. church.

The speaker molds pottery from the clay to Illustrate his lecture, "The Pot

ter and the Clay," which is said to be

vivid in symbolism and entertaining.

Smith Damron is the son of the mil-

Store.

J. J. COHKN. Manager

Towis Opera Hoosa Biosk

Hammond, Indiana

Mtoire tooppnimjij T5I Xmrnas

Pays

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SAMPLES

MiALE

Bought from M. Schwartz & Co., Providence, R. I., their entire line of imported and their own make samples.

Big Sample Line Consists of

And at a time you want such articles they make excellent Xmas Gifts.

This

every known DOMESTIC and IMPORTED NOVELTY such as RINGS, BRACE LETS, BROOCHES, EAR-RINGS, SASH PINS, BAR PINS, JEWEL'BOXES, HAT PINS, MESH BAGS, COMBS, Sterling and "solid gold NOVELTIES, etc. SANTA will give each child, accompanied by parents, a Bag of Candy in

Basement '

Store.

J. J. COHEN, Manager Towl3 Opera House Block Hammond, blteu

Red Cross Stamp Sale. The Red Cross seal committee which hag charge of selling the little stickers in Hammond, has found the Ilamyiond postofflce a good place tn which to dispose'of the seals. Beginning last Friday noon until Saturday night fifteen dollars worth of seals were sold there. Th committee, which is headed' by Mrs. Ralph Ross, has still to hear from a number of the factories and corporations and is in hopes that their purchases will swell the Hammond fund

materially. One Hammond manufacturer informed the committee that he hart nurchased his supply of seals in

Chicago, thus giving the credit to that city when Hammond might have had it.

The money, too. that he has expended will be expended in Illinois in the fight against tuberculosis.

Since the last list of purchasers was published the following have bought

seals for a dollar or more:

Mrs. Hammond. $1;' Mrs. J. F. Reilley, 1; B. M. Hilly, $1; Hammond brewery. $1: Dorcas RebeRca lodge, $1;

Woodhull Ice Cream Co., fl; Beckman

Supply Co., j:; Citizens' bank, $1; Elks lodge, if, Mrs. Robert Thompson, 1;

Odd Fellows lodge, $2; Richard Schaaf,

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Nelson's Welding Co. Welders of all broke eastlaga, aluminum, brass, bromr, steel, copper mad cast Iron, suck -j-licr, .rank eases aad stove casting. Alt work guars steed. 40 Calumet Avenue. Phone 1433 HAMMOND, IND.

DR. H. B. HAYWARD SPECIALIST Diseases of the Eye, Ear, IVosa aa4 Throat. Eyes seleattflcally cxaaslav. ed. Glasses fitted. Room 402, Hammond Bldg, Phone 205. Hammond, Ind.

REAL ESTATE List the Property with me thai that you want to sell. W. J. HASTINGS Office in Hammond Sav, & T, Bank Phone 51. ' Open Evenings.

Make no Changes.

Oscar Krinbill stated today that he and the associates who have purchased the Reiland hotel in East Chicago do not propose to make any improvements for the time being. He aaid that th hotel would be run just as it has been run for some time. If any improvements are made, or if the present wooden building is replaced bya brick structure, Krinbill said that the decision to make these changes would come later.

Coal Buyers Let us measure off your bins, wc can tell you just how much '" they will HOLD

East Hammond Coal Co., J. L. Walker 4. Son PHONE 105

ARK YOU READING THE TIMES?

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Give Her a Diamond

WE HAVE THEM FROM, $7.00 to $1,500.00 ALL OF THE FINEST CUT r PEARL AND OTHER RINGS OF THE LATEST STYLES.

REMEMBER, LADERACH QUALITY IS ALWAYS DEPENDABLE, always will be. The high standard that ruled for the last 26 years is still in force and the business conducted win OLD FASHION HONOR. LAEDERACH BROS.

DIAMOND MERCHANTS

JEWELERS OF QUALITY.

574 HOHMAN STREET

HAMMOND

INDIANA

West Hammond Trust & Savings Bank WEST HAMMOND, ILL. First and ONLY bank in "West Hammond ' Pays 3 Per Cent Interest on Savings Deposits OFFICERS: V. H. Messenger, President. A. J. Campbell. Vice President Dr. Wrr. D. Weis, Vice President. Paul I. Muschelewicz, Cashier, DIRECTORS: Chas. H. Mayer, R. Zimmerman, A. J. Campbell, K. M. Woszcynski, M. H. Finnerman, V. S. Curtis, M. Rothschild. Wm. D.Weis, V. H. Messenger.

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