Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 50, Hammond, Lake County, 13 January 1912 — Page 2

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lub Meetings MISS UESMOXO EXTERTAINS. Miss Kathryn Desmond very delightfully entertained the Beta Alpha Tan girls at her home in State Line street last evening. It was the regular b'.. monthly meeting postponed from Monday to Friday for the convenience of several of the members. The evening was spent very enjoyably in the usual social way" of the club. Xeedle work and cards were the diversions. Several games of bridge whist were played ot small tables. During a short business meeting plans were made for a theater party to be given Saturday, January 27th. The members will see "Gypsy Love" at the Chicago Opera Hous;. Miss Therese Porsey will be the next hostess and will entertain ' Monday evening. January 21st at her home In State street. At ten-thirty o'clock the guests were served with a daintily arranged lunorveon of two courses at tables in the dining room. The following members were present: Misses Genevtve Hastings. Elsa Masepohl. Berth and Beatrice Hansen, Lytta McMahdn, Therese Horsey and Kathryn Desmond. SOCIAL CI.VB IS OBGiXlIEl). A number of young girls met at the home of Miss Myrtle Huehnyin Logan street last evening for the purpose of organizing a social club. They will be known as the Bonita girls. They will meet every two weeks on Friday evening. The arrangements were not definitely made for the next meeting but the hostess will be named later. After the business meeting a pleasant time was spent socially with games, needle work and music Th serving of i dainty two course luncheon at ten o'clock concluded the evening's entertainment. The following young women are members of the club: Misses Madaline Oastpl. Harriet Carr, Caroline Hess. Beatrice' Dickson, Emma Swanton. Myrtle Huehn. Marguerite Sohl, Lillian Goldman and Henrietta "Wolf. I A BRIDGE DINNEn. f . Mr.- and Mrs. O. A. Krinbill were host and hostess at a bridge dinner last evening ai ineir noma in mmoocii avrnue.s Their gueMt wro th membM til in rs. rv WWW vto 'Wflo nirt i"T their regular M-monthly: meeting. I" J

company with the members Mr. and j club." Only: few of the members aMrs. Krinbill entertained Mr. and Mrs. j tcnJe(1 bllt tney spent a pleasant time Peter Crnmpacker, Mr. and Mrs. W. K-i socially. Music and games were the Russell, Mrs. Carrie Parsons and Mr. j diverBons until ten o'clock When a Harry Johnson. A prettily appointed i dainty two course luncheon was served dinner of four courses was served at(The members present were Mrs. Martin

six-thirty o'clocic. following me serving of the dinner tne guests returned to the parlors and spent the hours . very pleasantly at the card tables. Bridge whist was played. A party may be given In two weeks on Friday evening, Januar 2th and the place of meeting will be announced later. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Johnston, Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Oberiin, Mr. and Mrs V. Si Relter, Mr. and Mrs. A. Murray Turner, Mr. and Mrs;;W. W. F. Bridge, Mr. and Mrs. . W. G. Paxton, Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Sharrer, Mr. and Mrs. p. A. krinbill, Mrs. Frances Klngsley aha Mrs.' Emma Cosgrove are members of the club. A MISSIONARY MEETING. Mrs. E. A. Weeks opened her home In South Hohman street yesterday aft ernoon for the meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the; First Presbyterian church. It was the day for the regular monthly meeting and there was a very good attendance of mem- ' bers. The Invitation to attend was ex- ' tended the mebers of the soclet and church. The program was In charge of Mrs. E. M. Shanklln. She was as sisted by Mrs. Emma Cosgrove, Mrs. Nicholas Emmrllng and Mrs. O. T Klooz. The members began the study of "Western Women in Eastern Lands' jand the first chapter of the book was discussed, Mrs. F. M. Elliott lead the devotional exercises. . Miss Harriet Ferris, lonrano grave the musical pro gram. A social hour was enjoyed fter the program. Mrs. Weeks and 'Mrs. Minnie Kline entertained and during the social hour served their many - guests with a dainty two course luncheon. The meeting was very enjoyable. The announcement of the February meeting wll b made later. PARENTS CUB MEETING. A very interesting of the Parents' Club of the Lincoln school was held yesterday afternoon in the school hall. It was the afternon for the .regular monthly meeting and the attendance was reported -ery good considering the severe cold weather. The children gave a short -program of songs and, freeitttions after which the !-Rev. Charles H OR LICK'S It Masns Original and Ginuint MALTED MILK Tha Food-drink for Ail Ages. More heaMiul than Tea or Coffee. Agrees with the weakest igestion. ' Delicious, invigorating and nutritious. Rich milk, malted grain, powder form. A quick lunch prepared ia a minute Take no substitute. Ask for HORLICK'S. fcw Others are imitations.

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I Albert Smith rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church gave a short address. Mr. Smith is a .member of; the Public Li brary board anil-in his talk he. urged the children to use the library frequently for reference work.. He spoke of the large collection of "juvenile books. His talk, was very interesting. The members remained vafter the program and enjoyed a short social session. ' V STIOl MEETING. t The members of the art committee of the Hammond "Woman's Club will meet at the hoe of the chalran, Mrj IM. Rothschild in South Hohman street .Monday afternoon, it will be the regolar bi-monthly study meeting and ths 'members are al llnvited to attend. The. stuay will be "industrial Art' and an Interesting program has been prepared. A ENTERTAINMENT. of" the best entertainments One of .the season will be given Monday even;,ng. . ,anuary i5th; under the. auspices of the Lincoln school. The affair will be given in the sc'iool hall. A small admission will be charged, the proceeds to b used for the benefit of the school. Miss Mary Odessa Heath, reader, will give several numbers on the program1. The evening's program will be as fallows: . V, Music ..... ..The Victor Father "In The Morning Glow". Gibson Miss Heath. Music Selected "The End of th Task".. Burns Lessnig Miss Heath. Music - , "An Abandoned Elopement' Orchestra Joseph C. Lincoln Miss Heath. Music . ., ...The Victor "The Storming of Mission Ridge Taylor Miss Heath. Music : , . - -The Victo POSTPONE THE MEETING. The girls of the J. F. F. Club decided to postpone- the meeting which was an nounced to take place last evening at the home of Miss Iva Wilson in Michi-i gan avenue. There will be no meeting next Friday evening on account of the high school play. The announcement will be made later of the next regular meeting. ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY. " MissJ'AHce.IIess had a her guests last evening at her home in Michigan avenue, tlie- members of tbe.ii' Imblali pindling. Miss Margory Sutter and Miss Lydia Muenich. NO MEETING THIS WEEK. There was no meeting of the memberg of the A. 1$. C. Club last evening. ;A meeting may be planned for next FrN day -evening but definite announcement of It will be- made later. Miss ,Ruth Wooden will be the next hostess and entertain at her home in Wilcox street. POSTPONE THE MEETING. The meeting o fthe Northsido Ladies' Club which was announced to take NEW GOWN OF mam:

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SOCIAL SEWS FOR MOXDAY.

Mrs Charles, Luthmna will enter, tain the members of the Fleurdella CI nb at ter ktmt la Staler afreet Monday eveuln. Mlmn Marine Maahlao will entertain the young women of the 8t. Agnes' Guild of St. Paal's Rplseopal Church at her home In Doty street Monday evening. The member of the art committee of the Hammond Woman's Clnh -nrlll meet at the hoe of Mrs. M. RajhscUUd .In .South Ilohmaa street Monday afternoon. A meeting. . or the members of Triumph Council No. I D. of L. will be held in I.' O. O. F, Hall In State street Monday evening. A musleal and literary entertainment will be given at the Lincoln school hall Monday evening, January l.'th and the public Is Invited . . : MARRIAGE LICENSES. (Special to This Times.) Crown Point Iiid., Jan. 13. . The following marriage licenses have been issued here: Charles Puddy, .Merita . AVampole. Chicago; Thomas - Geltman, . 4548 Union ave... Irene. Brighton, - 8610 Chicaxo Lanvn, Chicago. Delbert J. Duell. Theresa M. .AVy.ack. Chicago. Stanley Fisher, Millie; Soayon, Chicago. Micha.cl J. McJCamara, Delia E. Hennlng, Chicago. Michael Fedorchak, Anna Kepshire, Gary. Louis Victor Wille, Mary C. Curl.' Chicago. ;Kasimir Sazka, Ludwicka Kus, East Chicago. Charles F. Lobell, Marjorie Gaynor, ' Chicago. Dennis C. Cur ran, Emma. Harms, Tollofiton. George Batcha, Theresa Badanish, Gary. Stanley Waszak, Stella Pnybylskl, Hammond. John D. Burns, Myrtle Ryan..: Chicago. . Solomon Schneider. RoiLn. Ott. Chicago. place yesterday afternoon at the horn? of Mrs. C. E, -Brewbaker in Pine street was postponed. The announcement of the. February meeting will be made later. There -was no meeting thia month on -account of the severe weather. A THIMBLE PARTY. This afternoon-Mrs.' M. M. Bruce is hostess to the members of the Colonial Club at her home In Carroll street. Mrs. Bruce is entertaining at a thimble party. It is the ; regular bi-monthly meeting postponed from Thursday to Saturday for the convenience of several of the members.' Ml fttr CLI B. Mrs. Lawrenc Becker will be at hom to the members of the Music Club, thii evening at her home lnRlmbach avenue. It will be the.. first meeting of tha members since before the holidays and it is expected that many will be present. The members and any of their friends who are interested are Invited to attend. A. miscellaneous! program will b-riye. V. ; iu f liiMEET THIS E'iENiiG". .. The. monthly meeting of the Stands r-1 Bearers- of the First-M. E, 'thurcl? will be held this evening at(: the. home of Miss Edith McConnell In. Doty street. A very Interesting program has been prepared for the evening and It Is de sired that many of the members are present. Miss Beulah Drackert will lead the devotional exercises and the musical program will be given by Miss Marie Robbins. A reading "A New Recruit" will be given by a group of glr'.s. Mrs. Etta Bloomhoft will be present to direct the study. Funeral Is Held. . The funeral of the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. John Vandelester, 189 Truman . avenue, was held from the family residence this morning. The re mains were then sent to Hobart, lnd.. for interment. DOTTED SILK

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skating will be followed by dancing at en under tne auspices and for the bene10 o'clock. 13-lt fit of the Setlement House by ex-senato' mv ri,.ri.. tioii rt,.rnri tn !-WUllam E. Mason of Illinois at the

her home in Chicago after spending a week in Hammond the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Daugherty. at their home, in Logan street. Miss Alma Hess, who Is teaching near Lowell, and Miss Alice Hess, a teacher in the Hessville schools, will spend the week end in Hammond the guests of their parents,! Mr. and Mrs. William Hess of Michigan avenue. Miss .Georgia DeWeese of Rimbach avenue is spending the day with her cousin. Miss Ruth DeWeese, at her home. In Chicago.' Mrs. Frank Ault of East Chicago was in Hammond last evening for-the meeting of lfammond temple No. 73, Pythian Sisters. Mrs. L. 1 Daugherty has been ill for several days at her home in Logan street. She Is recovering nicely. Mrs. P. J. Lyons, who has been very ill with pneumonia at her home in Ogden street, la convalescent. Hammond high school present "She Stoops to Conquer'' at Hammond theatre Friday, Jan. 19. 13-6t iddge Assemblies The regular meeting of the members of Triumph Council No. 1 D. of L. will take place Monday evening, January 15th in I. O. O. F. Hall In State street. AH members and candidates for initia tion are urged to be present An' Important meeting of the members of Baumgartner Court C. O. F. will be held Monday evening. The officers for the new year will be installed and other Important business mat.ter3 will come up for discussion. It is desirea inai mere is a targe attendance of members. ,Tlif members of Hammond Temple No. 7J Pythian Sisters held a very enjoyable meeting in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street last evening. It was the evening for the regular bi monthly meeting and there was a very large attendance ot. members. A clasji of candidates was initiated and there was installation of officers. Mrs. Lou Aldrlch deputy Grand Chief, acted as the installing officer. She wa!s asslste I An Appeal To Wives You know the terrible affliction that comes to many homes front the result of a drinking husband or son. You know of the money wasted on "Drluk" that Is needed fn the home to purchase food and clothing. ORRIXE has saved thousands of drinking men. It is a home treatment and can be given secretin Yr. money wil-V be Refunded If, aft-r a . trial,- it has. failed to benefit. Costs only $1.00 a box. Come In and jfet fren? booklet and let u tell you of the good ORRINK Is doing. LlOVHTItHfi PI1ARHCY, 13S South liokinaa Street Hauuaoad, lnd.

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r HMJnwB.a'1 .best .Jcnown -people re responding promptly, to the - ladies ' of the Hammond SettlemenlHouse who' are sellins; tickets for the lecture to be" gtovHammond Theator on Thursday evening of next week. Seven of the twelve boxes have already been sold and the holders ot these, with the exception of one, who does not want his name mentioned because of his. unavoidable absence thai, evening, are as follows: W. C. Belman. W. B. Conkey, Frank Iemlng, R. H. McHie. Max Klein, and W. O. Paxton. . The sale of the other seats Is also being booKted, and because of the fact! that Mr. Mason donates his service anl the free use of the theater, the lad'ej are able to sell the seats for the adults for fifty cents and for the children for by Mrs. Alice Sohl. Grand Senior and Mrs. Mary Bostwlck. Grand Manager, Following the lodge session a pleasant time was spent socially. During the social hour the committee serve-! refreshments. The following are the newly elected officers who will serve during 1912: Most Excellent Chief Mrs. Emma Love. Excellent Senior Mrs. Flota Swaim. Excellent Junior Mrs. Pauline Wal ler. Mrs. Alice Manager of Tempi Haney. Mistress of Records and Correspond ence Mrs. May me weaver. Mistress of Finance Mrs. Lulu Hageman. Protector of Temple Mrs. Clara Wil"Guard of Outer Temple Mrs. Jeaunle i Wolf. "" Trustee for three years Mrs, Alice 1 Haney. Past Chief Miss Ethel Wolf. A large a'ttendance Is desired at the meeting of Triumph Council No. 1 "D of L. Monday evening in I. O. O. F. Hall in State street. The business sessloh will be followed by a social hour. A meeting of the members of Dorcas Rebeckah lodge will be held this evening, in I. O. O. F. hall, in State street. The usual business and social program will be followed. It is desired that there is a large attendance at the meeting, i. MILLER. A. number of young folks were sleigh riding Thursday evening. All report a good time. Mrs. Ilalpin and Mrs. Allen' were Gary shoppera .yesterday. Miss Emma Papka and Elsie Christensen of East Gary were Miller visitors yesterday. Miss Freda Swanson of Crlsman .was a Miller visitor yesterday. Mrs. G. Johnson is entertaining her sister of Chicago for a few days. TOLLESTON Miss Jennie Anderson is quite ill with the mumps. - t. A. F. Stanton of Hammond transacted business here today. Miss Hazel Robinson w'ifl spend Sunday at her home in Chicago ilr. and Mrs. liarry Grove, on Bormaa

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.wenty. - jfir cents., Jkny. eeat In the heus'e ls worth af dollar for the klnd-of-a lec? ture that the platform lecturer will make. r . . r , Charity. Work Needed. Just at present all the forces In the Settlement House are mainly centered on giving relief to the poverty stricken people in Hamond and West Hammond. The fact that only a few people apply at the trustee's office three applied tere yesterday and few or none at the. police station does not mean that there are no poor people in Hammond. Going out Into the poor districts, one has' not far to seek to find homes, where the Inmates are not actually starving or freez ing to death, but their lack of sufficient! nourishing food and warm clothing cries out from every angle of the desolate homes. The settlement house as a nursery for children w (irse -mother's must work, has not1 yet been put t j much use. ; boulevard, entertained at a dinner party given at their home last evening. Mr.; and Mrs. -Grove expect to remove to their new home on 16th and St. Joseoh streets, the early part" of next ""week, The guests were: Mrs: Hetty GrOve of Pennsylvania, Mrs. M. McMichael." Mrs. Caldweir of Pennsylvania, Mr. artd Mrs. E. C. Schaff er, . Mr. and Mrs R. Ra-mard.-Mr.-tnd Mrs.. W. G. Osbern; Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Laughlin, Mr. and ftirs. J. F. Jamieson. Mr. and Mrs. E. ShoverMr. and Mrs. XT. H. Grove, MrJ - and Mrs. W. E." Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. F. Bormann. Mr. and Mr. W. J. "Williams, Mrs. Konkright and Mrs. Gutellhs. Mr. and Mrs. FV Hoover and atighter -.have returned to their home In Rldgeland, Wls.1 after spending several days 'here as" the guests of "Mr. and . Mrs. O. E. Poteeon 15th avenue. Miss Carrie Seeberger is visiting' rel-v atlves in Crown Point over Sunday. , Mrs. J. J. Dledel was a HObartj visitor toda.y,. ; ,. ' The C. A Embroidery club met at the home of Misses Gusta and Alice Ebert last evening. " '"- , : Mr. and Mrs. T. Tempskf, on "Hftrt street, are entertarning MrsTempskl's sister from Chicago over Sunday-: " Mts. H. C. Saxtoh was' a Ilamrhbnd ahopper yesterday Mrs.-It. J. Niff Is on the nick 'fljft. " , Mr. Gerald and- Mls "Ignota 3HlHip entertained several young frierfds at a . dinner, party given " at 'their " home'n Center street Thursday evening. r " ; I Mr.. W. Traeger of CrlsmAW ahrt MEs Tillie Grueir of Hobart were the guest of Mrs. E. E. Fifleld, on 'Everest court, yesterday. If you are a judge ot Quality ..Jtrj, a LaVendor Cigar. Pure Honey ' Sold dtreet from bee-keeper o the romiiimrr. I will set take orders. In Hmaiaal mg1m vatll Feknar, . m If rati are eat. eall up BU-J OA the phase and order, aome. The flne quality f honey will be delivered aa If I took the order at yew kMr. Addrean, JOHN C. BUIX, CEXEHAL DEL1VKKV : or PHOXB 911-J ,&MBWonl -'r.5.'tv i Indiana.

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-B and Concert 2 and 7 p.m. Daily 3 p.mii. PAW (Hi LAST TQIES . ; ill-Price Players v - .-- : -. .r: CENTS aAny , Reserved 6eat- In !( 'Mouae.'" no' Higher:7 7 ; TONIGHT at -8:15 . ' , My Kent uc ky Girl SUNDAY MATINEE AT'2:30When Ruben Comes to Town SUNDAY NIGHT AT 8:15.: . The Girl of Eagle Ranch TEN CENTS ONLY - THEATfiF - Tuesday, Jan; 16th r : r ONE. NIGHT ONLYManhattan Gaiaty 616 BURLESQUE CO.SPECIAL FEATURE Colientie dt. J ADDED ATTRACTION THE ENGLISH MODELS IN s STARTLING POSES Prices 25c. 50c and 75c SEATS ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE. PHOM2 SIM. THE CALUMET?;, J Expert Cleaners & Dyers Clatter aod Drwi of I.odle" ad beats' iaraient, I.ooe CWtalna, ec7 o untrnTAXT ctdtpt"1 Good Work 4ooda called for aaJ delivered.': DR. H. B. HAYWARD SPECIALIST " bfaeiaaea of the Eye, Ear, Nom'uI Throat. Eyes acleatlflcajly exaaala ed. Glaaaea fitted. ": .'i -r f Room 402, Hammond Bldg " Prfona 'to. ' " " H'amraonel, lnd. - PALMIST AKT CUinVOYaHT,, The tireat IIlooe. : ' The futare eaa be foretold, eonrtsalp, love, Kirrlasc. ,r - it ofralro of the heart or emotion of love lotereat yoo. He stveo the trathfal revelatlomo of all love affaire, aettlea lo-rerm qaarrela. enable you to wla the enteeaa aa.4 affecttoa of aay oae you deotre. eanseo opeedr ad happy aaarrtasceo, telb If the eoe yot love troe, alao date of BoarrlaKo reotorea loot affeetlom, peaee aad eoatdeaee to lor. era aad dlaeordaat famtlle. S4a State tree. ' Hour a aw n. to . p. at. aaI Sunday. Free eeaaaJtattem. i. TIMES.

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