Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 190, Hammond, Lake County, 1 February 1912 — Page 2
Thursday, Feb. 1, 1912. TIIEATRF ERS1TY CLUB TO . ' : - - THE CARDINAL'S HAT. 107 SUNDAY NIGHT, FEB. 4TH IAVE THREE T0URU1TS A. H. WOODS suggests an evening with the Lnnshtam; Sensation of the Year
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MEALS FOR A DAY. BREAKFAST. Krted Apples. Browned Cornmeal Mush with Top Milk. Bacon Curls. Perfect Muffins. , Coffee. LUCIIEOX. Baked Beans and Tomatoes. Boston Brown Bread with Butter. Oatmeal Cookies. Cocoa. DINNER. Celery Soup. Broiled Muttons Chops. Currant Jelly. "Jack's Favorite." Plain Rice Pudding. Drip Coffee.
A CHl'RCH WEDDISG. St. jMary's Catholic church in East Chicago was the scwie of a very pretty wedding1 this morning when Miss Rose Bourque and George Ghidl were united 'In marriage. The hour for the ceremony was seven o'clock. , Only the relatives and -a few intimate friends attended the services. The Rev. Father Lauer officiated, using the ring ceremony of the church. A sister of the bride. Miss Mary1 Bourque served as maid of honor and the groom's only - attendant was William Lelsenfelt. The bride was beautifully gowned in white satin, and she wore a longtulle veil caught to her hair with a wreath of lilies of the valley She carried brides roses. Mr. and Mrs. Gindfc will announce their "at home? after their return from a wedding trlp.Y The bride is known in church and social circles in East Chicago which has been her home. She .has many friends in Hamornl, Ir. Gindl has made his home in Hammond
for many years and has a large circle pf
friends. He Is In accomplished musician and has often given programs at entertainments in Hammond and this vicinity. A atlET CEREMONY. The marriage of Miss Louise Nash-
noits ana winara 11. . nawiey was
solemnized last evening in the study of
the First Presbyterian church in South Hohman street. The Rev. A. W. Hoff
man officiated, using the ring ceremony
of the church. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hawley were the only witnesses of the ceremony. The bride and groom will go to Gary to make their home where Mr. Hawley is engaged in business. The announcement -of the marriage of Miss Nashholt and. Mr. Hawley will be read with interest in circles where they are known and their friends will extend them best wishes and congratulations.
SOCIAL. SEWS FOR FRIDAY.
i A meeting: of the members of Hammond Hive No. 2 L. O. T. M. will be held Friday evening In the K. of F. Hall In South Hohman Mreet. Mr. W. A. Buchanan will entertain the mebera of the Alpha Phi Club at an afternoon thimble party Friday at her home la South Hohman atreet. The u-embers of the Marquette Club wilt be entertained by Mrs. Charles 11. Hohman at her home in Mason street Friday afternoon. There will be a meeting; of the members of the Parents Club of the Riverside School Friday afternoon at three 'dock In the school.
Meetings
AS "AT HOME." Mrs. Emma Kroer was "at home" to the members of the First Spiritual So
ciety and the Helping Club at her home.
29 Towle street yesterday. The affal
was planned in celebration of the first anniversary of the organisation of the
Hammond society and there were be
tween thirty and forty guests In at
of the society in Hammond. Tho banquet hour was nine-thirty o'clock. An elaborate supper was served by the ladies of tlwe Martha Society of the First Christian church. Covers were laid for fifty guests. The tables were prettily trimmed in pink and white, bunches of carnations being used amqng the decorations; In the parlors and ball room the same dainty colors were used in decorating. Potted palms, ferns and flowers were used In profusion. Following the banquet a program of dance was enjoyed. The guests remained until a late hour and thoroughly enjoyed every feature of the program. A BUSINESS MEETING. The members of the W. C. T. U. will meet Friday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ida Fryar, 1S5 Michigan avenue. A large attendance Is desired at the meeting as business of importance will be transacted. Final arrangements will be made for the Silver Medal Contest to be held in the near future. " AN ALL DAY SESSION. The members of the Deborah Aid Society of the First First Christian church met fof an all day session yesterday in the parlors of the church In Calumet avenue. A luncheon was served at noon and there was a sale of home bakery to which the public was
invited. There were many In attend
ance and a nice sum was realized which
will be used for the benefit of the
church. The meeting was in charge of
the members of committee No. 1 of which Mrs. Harry Hatfield is chairman.
A" business session was called in th. afternoon and several important bust
nees matters came up for discussion. Plans were made f o. ' home bakery sale to be held Saturday, February 3rd
in the Hammond building at the corner
of Hohman and Fayette stretes. An in
vitatlon to visit the Ward Baking
Company in, Chicago, Tuesday, Febru
ary 13th was extended the members of
the Deborah and Christian Endeavor Societies of the church. A banquet will
be served In their honor in the evening
It is expected that many from Ham
mond will attend. On "Wednesday,
February 7th the members will meet
for another all day session. The usnal
program will be followed. MRS. WOLF A HOSTESS.
An enjoyable meeting of the iewish Ladies' Aid Society was held at the
peaker from Chicago has been engaged
for the af tern on. ' The, members of th? executive board are asked to meet at two-thirty o'clock or a short business session. .
A CONCERT. V
THE SEW KITCHEN. It Is claimed that gioo will fur. 4 ntah a kitchen with nil necessary 4 4 articles, and some house-furnish- 4
The fourth in the series of entertain- Ins; firms offer to lit up the room
nients to be given under the auspices of with everything; needed for 850, 4
he Hammond Woman's Club this wlnt- and even these, on the installment
r will occur Tuesday evening, Febru- plan, which makes, It so easy."
ary 6th. The English Opera Singers Some kinds of things can surely 4
will give their program at the First M. be bought for these rami hut the 4
E. church In. Russell street.' The con- purchase is not to he recommendcert will be one of the best musical at- ed. It is better to get n good,
ractions ef the season and the club serviceable raagt with a few v- 4
members desire that It Is largely at- eels, and use pine boxes for fur- 4
tended. In the company la Walter W. nltnre until better can he obtain- 4
Flora, tenor, ' Charlotte Simpson, ed, than to fill the kitchen with 4
ramatic soprano, Q. Ethel Hlrt.-mezxo- a cheap piece of Iron and enamel, 4
soprano, Harry G. Lombard, baritone a highly Tarnished "cabinet," .a4
nd Earl Foreman, pianist- They will few showy chairs, and a stock of 4
give scenes from Grand Operas in cos- cheap "seconds" in the way of 4 tumes, seen esfrom popular , operas, in accessories. Get the range of a
costumes, popular selections, sacred . reputable dealer, and don't let him
programs and elections from the oratorios. .
A BOARD MEETING. A meeting of the Executive Board of
the Hammond Woman's Club has been
ailed for Saturday at two-thirty
clock in the parlors of the First Pres
byterian church 'in South Hohman
treet. The ' meeting wll precede the
regular club meeting which will occur
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PARENTS "CLIB MEETING. The members of the Parents Club of
tendance. The hours of the reception home of Mrs. Leo Wolf in South Hoh
continued during the afternoon and man street yesterday afternoon. It was
evenig. A program of vocal and in
strumental music, was given and varl ous social games were played. A sup
the afternon for the regular bimonthly
meeting and there was an unusually large attendance of members. The
per was served at five o'clock and at early part of the afternoon was devoted ten o'clock dainty refreshments wer'o the transaction nf business. Severn.!
served. The affair was one of the most charity cases were reported and com
delightful of the season and wa.mjtte9 were appointed to give them thoroughly enjoyed by the many guests, i what help was necessary. Plans were
; (made for the next regular meeting to
A BASftCET. Jbe held Wednesday afternoon, February
one or me aeugniiui social enter- ;i4th. Mrs. Adolph Hirsch will be nost
tainments of the season was a banquet ess at the meeting and entertain the
at which the members of the G. , I. A. numbers at her home in Carroll street
were hostesses last evening and enter Mother routine work was disposed o talned the members of the Brotherhood after which there was an enjoyable so
, of Locomotive Engineers in the K. of cial hour. During the social hour th P. Hall in South Hohman stret. The'guegts were entertained with music.
affair was given in celebration of the aainty two course luncheon was served
third anniversary of the organization at.the conclusion of the musical pro
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HOLD WEEKLY' MEETING.
Mrs. C. N. Jewett was at home to th
members of the Ladies' Aid Society o the First Congregational church at he home in Clark street Wednesday after
noon. It was the regular meeting an
the usual number of members, was in
attendance. The members devoted th
afternoon to their needle work and ac
complished a great deal of work fo
the benefit of the society and church
At four o'clock the hostess served he
guests wl':h dainty refreshments an
an hour was soent pleasantly In a social
way. Announcement was made of th
next meeting ot be held Wednesday
'.xafternon, February 7th at the home o
Mrs. Jennie Ripley in Sheeld avenue. A MASQIERADE PARTY. An affair which is anticipated with
great deal of pleasure is a masquerad
party to be given Wednesday evening,
February fth by the members of th
Hammond Motor Boat Club In the
club rooms in Calumet avenue. The
invitations to attend are limited to th
members and a few of their friends.
The evening's program will include
dancing.
BI-MONTHLY MEETING. The next meeting of the Hammonl - Woman's Club will occur Saturday afternoon, February 3rd at three o'clock in the auditorium Of the Flrst'Presbyterian church in South Hohman street. The members of the llteratare committee of the Hammond Woman's Club will have charge of the -program. They desire that there is a large attendance as a very interesting program has been prepared. . A talk on Woman Suffrago .will be a feature of the program. .. A
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4 Everything is in readiness for three big tournaments at the University club of Hammond. Committees have been appointed by President David Emery, and the board of directors which will put on billiard, pool and whist tournaments. These committees are as follows: Billiard Dr. Harry B. Hayward,
chairman; Ralph Wicks and Malcom Cleveland. Pool Dr. T. W. Oberlin, chairman; William Crawford and Dr. W. H. Davis. Whist Victor Dyer, chairman; W. L. Craig and George Hannauer. The board is enthusiastically in favor of giving the stag minstrel show and the following committee was appointed to make all necessary arrangements for it. Percy A. Parry, Dr. T. W. Oberlin and Dr. H. E. Sharrer.
This show will be given In about three weeks and will be for the benefit
of the members of the club and their
Current events continue to be well represented In the fashions. The famous red hat of the new American cardinals has teen copied for this summer, and it will prove a fine protection from the sun's rays, besides reminding us of an important event.
sell yon something "Just as good
the best," for a marvellously lew prices remember that no serv-
Iceable range can be had for 915
to 920. Get n good one, plain, and
devoid of nickel trimming or d enamel for these trimmings add both to cost and to your toil, hid- d lsg the poverty of the range or d
Imitation of one. A good, serv
d Iceable , ransre,-( Mck will make cookery- pleasure,' 1 Mnytklng d 4 wJU, will cost not less t han 40, 4 aad n better one can. be had for 4
4S, and better ones for a still
friends. It is expected to be ene of
the best things of the club ever did.
Next Saturday there will be a big
general meeting of the club members
which is to take the form of a smoker
and at which all of the entries in the various tournaments will be made.
A small entrance fee will be charged
for admission which will be used for
the purpose of purchasing appropriate.
prises. It is expected that the tourna
ment will extend over a period of several weeks and will arouse a great deal
of interest.
In order to aid the treasurer in collecting the dues a special finance com
mittee has been appointed. This com mittee will see the members Individ
ually and will aim to have all of the
dues collected within the next week or
two. It consists of the following; Dr.
H.. E. Sharrer, F. D. McElroy, Carl Ames, W. H. Gostlln, Jr., and Henry
Conkey.
bers of the Oak Leaf Embroidery Club. Mrs. Young will entertain at a thimble
party. It Is the regular bi-monthly club meeting.
f ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. The members of the Sunshine Club
will spend a pleasant afternoon as the guests of Miss Anna Rohrman at he home in East State street today. Mlsa Rohrman wil entertain with cards and pedro will be played at three tables. Only the club members will be presen at the meeting.
MRS. CLEVELAND ENTERTAINS. At her home in Douglas avenue. West
Hammond Mrs. Harvey Cleveland is en
tertaining the members of the Acme Social Club this afternoon. The afternoon will be devoted to cards and a pleasant social time Is anticipated.
ILodge Assemblies
There will be a meeting of the mem
bers of Unity Council Knights of Columbus Monday evening in the K. of C. Club rooms in South Hohman street
It will be the evening for the annual
installation of officers and it is desired
that there is a large attendance of tho
membership. A social session will fol
low the regular meeting.
A large attendance is desired at the
meeting of Hammond Hive Jio. 2 L. O.
T. M. Friday evening, February 2nd In
the K. of P. Hall. The usual business
and social program will be followed.
It will Jje the regalar bi-monthly meet -.- ? '' '- , - - '
AlHTOmJCElIENTS. OPEN' FOR BUSINESS.
Mr. M. W. Owens, late of Chicago
Illinois, has opened a new up-to-date art Photo Gallery, at 169 E. State street.
over Ortt & Towle's Shoe Store, Ham
mond, Ind., now ready for sittings; but
will have a formal opening, Saturday,
February 3rd, all day and evening, to
which he cordially invites all to call and Inspect- Mr. Owens wishes facas of thetscltlrens of Hammond, and wiil
make sittings "free of charge" for use in how cases and will give one cabinet
size finished picture, (or smaller if de
sired) free of all cost to. each sitter.
Proofs will be shown and a satisfactory
picture warranted in all cases. Resit
tings of all who desire them free also.
Only one sitting of a family. 2-l-2t
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Friday Saturday and Sunday MATINEES Saturday and Sunday 3 P. M. THE CHAMBERLA INS Novelty Rope Throwing DALLAS ROMANS Comedienne NORWOOD A WHEELER ' Comedians FOIR NELSON COM! QITES Knock-About Acrobats TtSO TWO SHOWS NIGHT
Approve the Resolution.
At the regular meeting last night
the Baptist congregation ratified the
resolution providing for a new church building, which was adopted by the
board of trustees last Saturday even
ing and read to the congregation last
Sunday. The board of deacons also submitted a report approving the resolution. v With the congregation's action last night the new church building becomes assured. Financially the congregation
Is well equipped to undertake the twenty-five or thirty thousand dollar building, for which the firm of Bump
A Berry are to draw the plans. '
EAST CHICAGO RINK 3d Pclo Gams SaV Feb. 31 E. Chicago vs. lad. Harbor Price 25c Staling Wed., Thurs., Sat. end Sunday
the Riverside School will meet, in the higher price. la the natter of n
kindergarten room Friday afternoon. ' ebokery department, the best Is
February 2nd for their regular monthly none too good, for the health and
meeting. The meeting will be called at happiness of the family depends 4
three o'clock. It is desired that many beyond anything else on good th are in attendance as an interesting cookery. win the range has program has been arranged. The Rev. been secured pay cash If possible,
Charles Albert Smith, rector of St. and get a few dollars rebate the Paul's Episcopal church will address next thing on yonr list should be the mothers. The remainder of the pro- a really ' good- kitchen cabinet,
gram will be as follows: ! which Is really a store room,
Piano Selection Mrs. William Lucht' pantry, and kitchen eloset all In
Kindergarten drill. one, and will save miles of stepSong Camilla Peck ping for the hooaevrffe. There are Recitation '..Robert Scherer eablnets and cabinets, bat a really A
Piano Duett ' good one the kind you will wnat.
n Grace Muir and Marion Eckma wtll cost yon from S17 to 20. It
Song Gladys Smith will.be useful, ornamental, nnd Special business. satisfactory, t'se the good boxes
x ii ' i awhile longer nntll you can stock A DANCING PARTY. j thin cabinet with necessary ntenOne of the affairs on next week's so- nils, and do pay cash for every-
cial calendar is a dancing party to be thing yon bny, for yonr own
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given by the young women of the O. T. M. Club at Wels Hall in State street. The party will be given Thursday even
ing. February 8th. It will be thesecond dancing party at which these young people have been hostesses thlij
winter and elaborate preparations art. being made for it. .Guests will come from Chicago and Kast Chicago.
MEET IN Gl ILD ROOM. The members of the Ladies' Guild of
St. Paul's Episcopal church met In the guild rom in Rimbaeh avenue yesterday
afternoon for their regular weekly meet
ing. There were many members in attendance. They disposed of several im
portant business matters and planned for their next meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs. Robert Smith In Warren street on the afternoon of February 7th. It. will be the regular monthly social meeting and th members are given a cordial invitation to attend. Following the business meet
ing yesterday a pleasant time was spent
socially ajid refreshments were served. AN AFTERNOON MEETING.
Yesterday afternoon the members oT the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church met in the parlorj
of the church in South Hohman street
and were entertained by Mrs. Thompson
and Mrs. Moulton. The routine business was disposed of after which the
members served and acompllshed a
great deal of work for the benefit of the society. During the social hour the
soul's sake. For a makeshift, the bargain counter dnmaged goods nnd seconds may do but get good, lasting articles. If less of them. Then give them good care.
N. Hilbrich Dying.
Nicholas Hilbrich, a Well-known Hammond man, and formerly la the sa
loon business, is reported to be dying
at his home lit Sibley street, Pulmo
nary tuberculosis, - with which he has suffered a long time, has confined him
to bed for several weeks and all hopes for his recovery have been given up.
It is not thought that he will live
through ye week. Building New Homes.
A number of new residences will be
erected in Weet Homewood, the sub
division that has been laid out on the west side of the state line and next to
the Hammond Country club.
George Hannauer, S. W. Tracy, Geo.
Brussel and a number of others are considering the matter of building
there. It is expected that between
seven and ten residences will be started
in this sub-division next spring. - -
Mrs. Ira Post of Morgan Part, 111. has been visiting Mrs. George Post and Mrs. Thomas Lave at tneir noma In Rimbaeh avenue for a few days this week.
Mrs. Frieda Whitbey formerly of Hammond but now of Michigan City 13 the guest of Hammond friends.
Mrs. Marlon Winters of Culver, lad.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. William H. Putney at their home, 566 Indiana avenue. After her visit in Hammond, Mrs.
Winters will go to Huntington.
Mrs. Otto Neglee has gone to Evans-
Ti, Trrtan whn AiA nr. K,,rtfln. ' ne,a lrom lne reSlaenco tomorrow noon
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Death of Infant.
Roy Walter Peterson, the infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. Peterson, the infant son. of Mr. and Mrs. Peterson, Monroe street, died yesterday afternoon at the family residence at 2 o'clock, following a. short Illness. The funeral will be
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hostesses served a luncheon of two
courses. Mrs. F. N. Hickok and Mrs. J. Floyd Irish were named as the hostesses
for the next meeting which- will occur Wednesday, February 7th in the church
parlors. The usual program will be followed and It is desired that many mem
bers are present.
MOZART CIA B MEETING.
Mrs. C. G. Klngwill will be at home to the mebers of the Mozart Club Sat-
urday evening, February 3rd at her home in Williams street. The study will be "American Composers" and A
very delightful program has been ar
ranged for the evenig. Themembem and their friends who are interested In music are Invited. It wll be the regular bi-motnhly club meeting. A AFTEHSOOS PARTY. Mrs. W. A. Buchanan will have as her guests Friday afternon at her home in South Hohman street, the members Of the Alpha Phi Club. It will be the afternoon for their regular bi-monthly meeting and the usual social diversions wll be enjoyed. The members will devote the afternoon to their needle work A BRIDGE PARTV. Mrs. Charles G. Hohman will entertain the members of the Marquette Clu - tomorrow afternon at her home in Mason street The afternoon will be devoted to cards and the bridge game? will begin promptly at 2:15 o'clock. It will be the regular bi-monthly club meeting. - A LEAGUE MEETING. ' The members of the Junior League of St. Paul's Lutheran church will meet this evening in the schol hall at the corner of Sibley street and 'Oakley avenue. A social session will follow the regular business meeting. The members are all' invited to attend.
t her home in East Iowa -street, last
Monday. '
Announcement has been made of the following births: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zarndt
at their home, 528 West street street, a
daughter. A little daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Crane at their home, 118 Detroit street. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller at their home in State Line street, a boy.
sing will officiate and Interment' will
be held at Oak Hill cemetery.
DAILY FASHION HINT.
SELL NORTH SIDE PROPERTY That north side property in Hammond is moving as a result of the Impetus created by the Baldwin company's location here Is reflected in the number of sales there. The J. S. Blackmun Real Estate company this - week sold eleven Jots, on
Elm street to M. Trupp. The samel firm also sold five lots at the corner
of Columbia avenue and Gostlln street to Attorney L.- V. Cravens, while Mrs. Coberta Smith bought two on Chicago avenue between Cedar and Pine streets.
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The 'Work on the 1,000,000 cubic foot holder that is being erected at Kast
Chicago Is nearing completion and will
be ready for the manufacture of gas shortly. The work on the sub-station on the
north side. Hammond, has been post
poned on account of the cold weather.
Alabama Republicans held a . Staj
convention last August, at which all factions were represented, and elected Taft delegates, but this convention hav
ing been declared null and void, being before the call of the national commit
tee, another convention has toeen calle J
for March 7
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