Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 4, Hammond, Lake County, 24 February 1912 — Page 2

February 24, 1912. SLK VOILE COW N

TEE THTED.

MARRIAGE IS AXXOI NCEU. j Announcement has been made of the marriage of Mis Iva He.nell and Albert Zimmerman. Their marriage took place In Chicago last Tuesday adn they i are reeciving the best wishes and congratulations of many friends. Mr. Zimmerman Is' the 'operator at the Princess theater and the bride has been a waitress at the Majetic Hotel. I

Club Meetings

A MI SK'ULK TK .

Tuesday afternoon. Februray 27th the members of the Woman's Auxiliary to the University Club will meet in the University club rooms in South Hobman street and following a musical? .the committee will serve tfa. Mrs. L. K Bomberger. Mrs. -AV. U Craig-. Mrs. tv. 1 . Pattoit, , Mrs. Ueorgo Schmidt. Mrs. V. 11. GostUn". sr., Mrs. Griffin. Mrs. George Locklin and Mrs. Cynthia Solil w ill be-hostesses at the meeting. They rave arranged the following program for the entertainment of the guests: Group of songs Mrs. "XV. I J?imonton, of Chicago Piano Selections a) fOtucle-Opus 25-11" Chopin ily 'Omomer.ieingen" Liszt Miss Jessie Curtis of Whiting-. Vocal .Selections r (a "The Sunset" Dudley Puck (b) 'Soldiers Take My Heart With You"' Charles Willeby c " Voices of the Woods" Rubinstein Miss Anna Belle Peterson, Crown oint. i-.no Selections (a) Valse-Herenade Ous 7l..Ualsrd (b) Chase Imromptu Hhcinberg-.T Mrs. M. K. 1 Mnwi.l.lie. Crown Point. .Vocal luett "llarcarollc" from the Tales of Hoffman .Offenbach Mrs. Y. 1 Ciaig and Mrs. Geo. llannauer. Cornet Polo Remembreance of

SOC IAL SEWS FOR MOS DAY.

The member of Triumph Council So. II I). of I., will hold their himonthly meeting In I. O. O. P. Malt In State street Monday evening and larare rlaaa of eandirfatea Mill be Initiated. Mr, E. S. Euierlne, 473 Sniumer treet will he at home to the member Of ' th art rommlttff of the Hammond Woman's Club Monday afternoon, Ffbrniry 2tth. The children of the kindergarten of the Klvrntlde nchool will give an entertainment at the Flrnt Christian ehnrrli In Calumet avenue, Monday evening.

Club at a theater party at the Orpheum theater in State streetlast evening-. The party took the place of the regular weekly club meeting. The following rn--jbers were guests, Renner Hoffman, Oscatv Weil, Grant Ingraham and .Donald Campbell. A STUDY MEETISti. The members of the art committee of the Hammond Woman's Club will meet at the homo of Mrs. E. S. Emerine. 4T3 Sunmier street Monday afternoon, February 26th. The study will be "Ceramic Art" and a program has ben arranged for the afternoon. Mrs. Emerine Is chairman and Mr? Erick Lund vice chairman of the progrj-.m committee for the dav,

SERVE A SUITER. The ladies of the First Presbvtorlan

church served a supper between th? hours of five and eight o'clock last evening in the parlors c? the church In South Hohman street. A large number of Hammond eople wero served and the members expect to realize a nice sum to be used for the benefit of the church. The exact amount realized has not been j learned but a report fill be read at ! the next meeting of the ladies' A'd

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Today

That Trio Ellet Bros., Maise Rowlands, Holland & Holland. 3:00, 7:30 and 9:00 p. m.

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Three Days Starting Monday Matinee Seven Russell Minstrels

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Libera tl" Yokl 1 lonowmg was tne menu:

I ieat jyoai. l-.scalloped Potatoes. Baked Beans. Whit" and Brown Bread, j t'abbag-3 Salad. Pickles.

Miss Morgan of Whitin.

A Group of Songs. Mrs. L. L. Bomberger , Violin Selections (a) "Berceuse" Godard i

(b) I,ustsplel KiHer Bela Miss Hazel Grace McCandless, Whiting. Vocal Selections a) "Spring Tide". . .Relnhold Becker - (by "Jean Burleigh Mrj. W. D Patton. . 1 .

AS EXJOVABLH MEETING. The girls of the Nu Tan Beta Club were pleasantly entertained by Miss Laura Hess at her home. 41 Mason street last evening. Games and music were features of entertainment during the evening until ten o'clock when a daintily arranged two course luncheon was served. In two weeks on Friday 'evening, March 8th Miss Edythe McConnell will be hostess and entertain the members of the club at her home In Doty street. The social proaram of the club will be followed. A BUSISESS MGETIXG.

The members of theW. C. T. U. met at the home of Mrs. Henry Wright, 368 j Plummer avenue, yesterday afternoon J for their monthly business metting. The usual number of members were In attendance at the meeting. Several matters of lnterestJcame up for discussion. The membra dcidd to accpt th invitation of the missionary department of the Baptist Women's Union to meet with them Thurssday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. C. Barry In Mason street. A program has been prepared for the afternoon and the meeting will be very enjoyable. It Is desired that there Is a large attendance of the membership of the two societies. The members" remained after the business meeting and enjoyed a short social session. A CLASS MEETI.VG. A very delightful meeting of the members of the Gleaners Class of the

Christian Sunday school occurred last evening at the home of Miss Verta 1 Sheffield In May street. The early part of the evening; was devoted to . the transaction of business. The plans were not definitely made for the March meeting but announcement of It w'lll be made later. Games and music were features of the social hour. In the guessing contest the honors were won by Miss Esther Allen. The prise was a beautiful hand painted hat pin holder. A daintily arranged luncheon of two courses was served following the program of games. Miss Sheffield's guests were the Misses Verna Sliger, Sylvia McNany. Lillian Schillo, Eleanor Mann, . Helen and Alice Ford, J Yvelyn Parson. Hazel McXutt, Esther Hoffman, Agnea . Magutre and Esther Allen. A THEATER PARTY. Edwin Campbell entertained the members of the Good Boys' Pleasure

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Stylc co This gown of silk voile has a aklrt encircled by two flounces, headed with a silk cord. The peplura coat has a surplice collar of fur.

Sherman & Galgana Singers and Harpists Davis & Walker

Lennett & Wilson Accord ian Artists

New Pictures

10 and 20 cents Nights Prices

Phone 232

Matinees 10 cents

Box Office open daily .4 .4

11 a. m to

10 p. m.

Apple Pie. Cheese. Coffee. CI.VB DID NOT MEET. The girls of the J. F. P. Club nost-

poned the meeting which was announced to take place last evening and the jdate of the next meeting has not been ' definitely decidd upon. A party may be given Friday evening, March 1st and the hostess will be named lated. The usual program of needle work and games will be enjoyed. A SALE OE HOME BAKERY, The members of committee Xo. 2 of the Deborah Society of the First Christian church will have a sale of home

DaKery today In the Kepert drug store In State street. Mrs. John Grace In chairman of the committee. The mem-

, bers will have for sale many articles jof home bakery and hope to realize a nice sum to be irsed for the benefit of

wic; i u u 1 1: ii. I POSTPONE THE MEETING.

I Tbere was no meeting of the members of the A. B. C. Club last evening. A party may be planned for Frljday evening, March 1st aul the hostess will be named later. At the next

meeting games and music will be the diversions as usual, i ' AN ENTERTAINMENT. ' An entertainment will be given by the children t of the kindergarten of Riverside school Monday evening, February 26th in the First Christian church in Calumet avenue. A small , admission will be charged, the prooeeds to be used for school room

decoratns. .

NO MEETING LAST EVENING. The Bonita girls did not meet last evening which was the evening for the bi-monthly meeting. They have decided not to meet during the season of

Wnt and announcement of the first

meeting after Easter will be made later. A HOME BAKERY SALE.

The members of the Woman's For

eign Missionary Society of the First M.

K. church will have a sale of home

bakery today in the Max Schmidt

Plumbing shop in South Hohman

street. The public is Invited. The

members desire to clear a nice sum from the sale of bread, cakes, cookies.

rolls and candies to be used for the

benefit of the church.

were made for the next regular meeting to be held on the evening of February 27th. A large class of candidates will be initiated.

The members of Triumph Council No.

1 X. of I will meet Monday evening

in I. O. O. F. Hall in State street for the initiation ot a large class of can

didates. The members of Golden Rule and Triumph Councils have been engaged in a contest for membership and the losing side will give a banquet some time In the near future. It Is expected that the meeting will be largely attended. The members of the Independent Order of Vikings will give their annual mid-winter ball this evening at the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street. The invitation to attend Is extended the

public and preparations are being made to entertain a large company. Pane-

ing will begin at tight-thirty o'clock.

Mr. F.lster will direct the musical program. The members of Dorcas Rebeckah Lodge will meet this evening in I. O.

O. F. Hall in State street. It is the t weekly meeting and the usual business! and social program will be followed. A large attendance of the membership Is,

(desired. I

All members of the Germania Re

beckah Lodge are requested by the Noble Grand Mrs. Anna Dorsey to meet at I. O. O. F. Hall in State street. Sunday afternoon at one o'clock sharp to attend the funeral of Mrs. Kindel.

DR. H. B. HAYWARD SPECIALIST Dlaeaaea of be Eyey Ear, Kmmm sua Throat. Eyes acleatifleally saaalaw cd. Glaaaea fltte. Room 402. Hammond Bldg, Phone 205. Hammond. Ind.

SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT

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The Red Devil.

Mrs. Clara Ogden of East Sibley street has returned home from a three months' visit 1 nthe west. Mrs. Ogden was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Johnson in El Paso, Texas and also visited friends In Mexico and California.. Miss Bertha Hansen Is spending the week end with Mrs. William Moomaw at her home In Hyde Park, Chicago. Miss Edythe McConnelt of Doty street will attend the matinee In Chicago this afternoon with a party of friends. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Luebker at their home, 315 Sibley street this morning, a ten pound boy. Miss Emma Huehn of Logan street will spend Sunday in Valparaiso thj

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A New Train between CHICAGO and

FRENCH LICK SPRINGS

via the Monon Route

'Leaves Hammond 11 p. m.

Arrives r-rench Lick 7 a. m, Leaves French Lick 10 p. m. Arrives Mammmd 6:11 a. m. The Ideal Place to spend your Vacation.

For Sleeping Car space and other Information call phone 790 or write O. B. PETERSON, Agent

Coming To The Hammond Theatre

guest of her brothers, Will and Henry Huehn.

At Fountains & Elsewhere Ask for UORILICK'S"

The Original and Genuine MALTED MILK ; The Food-drink for AH Ages. ' At restaurants, hotels, and fountains. Delicious, invigorating and sustaining. Keep it on your sideboard at home. Don't travel without it. k quick lunch prepared in a minute. Take no imitation. Just say "HORLKXS.' Uct in Any r.7r Trust

Lodge Assemblies

A meeting of the members of Ham

mond Temple .o. 78 Pythian Sisters

was held last evening In the K. of P.

Hall In South Hohman street. There

was the usual large attendance of the

membership. The transaction of busl

ness occupied the attention - of the members during the early part of the evening. A short social session followed the business meeting. The mem

bers are planning for an entertainment to follow the regular lodge session In

two 'weeks on Friday evening, March Sth In the K. of P. Hall. A large attendance of the membership Is desired

at the meeting. '

A special meeting of the officers and

members of the degree staff of Golden

Rule Council No. 1 D. of K was called

for drill work and all arrangements

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One-War Kate to California,

Oregon and Waahlnarton. From March 1 to April 15 Monon

route will have on sale daily second-

class colonist tickets to principal points in above territory. For rates and other information phone 790. or

write J.. B. PETERSON', agent.

MAMMOKD H PHONE 03

SUNDAY NIGHT, FEB. 25TH The La Salle Opera House Co. (Inc.), Harry Askin, Managing Director, Makes Known the World's Record-Breaking Musical Comedy, T OUISIAWA JLinTT "A Wonderful Show" 'vJU Mary Garden DIRECT FROM THE LaSALLE A MUSICAL TRIP TO THE IIARDI GRAS By Addison Burkhart, Frederick Donaghey and Ben M. Jerome. Presented by the Following Players: '. Mr. Victor Morley, Miss Mae Taylor, Mr. Samuel Liebert, Miss Zella Call, Mr. George Serrels. Mr. Thomas C. Leary, Miss Angelina Rosa Novalso, Mr. W. Powell Martin, Miss Helen "Wilton, Mr. Lew Christy And. the Best Singing, Dancing, Looking Chorus in the World Prices25c, 50c, ,75c, $1.00 and $1.50. SEATS READY AT BOX OFFICE IMPORTANT Owing to Immensity of Production and Length of Performance Curtain will Rise Promptly at 8:15 in the Evening. Carriages and Motors at 10:55 P. M.

SMOKER AT CLUB

MONDAY NIGHT There will be a big- smoker at the rooms of the University club next Monday night. There are a number of Interests which should make this affair an interesting one. It Is believed that the final games In the billiard tournament will have been played pff by that time. It Is also proposed to organize the

pool tournament by that time and get the games started. The Interest In the billiard tournament Is waxing- keen,1 and while Wicks seems to have first

place cinched there is a lively scramble for second place. On next Thursday the entertainment committee, of 'which John W. Morth-land-is chairman, has decided to make the card party a very nice affair. This

is being done In view of the fact that this Is the last of these entertainments that will be given by the present committee. On the following Tuesday the club will hold Its annual election of officers. This will a$o be made the occasion of a smoker and a general good time. The smoker that will be given on this occasion will be one of the nice affairs of the year. There will probably be no more dancing parties until after Ient.

Hammond Theatre TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 27 under the auspices of 1 Hammond Lodge B. P. 0. Elks INo. 485. The Royal Welsh Ladies Choir The Most Remarkable Singing Organ zation in the World Reserved Seats $I.OO, 76c, 50c Do not fail to hear this Greatest of -Musical Attractions.

Perhaps the biggest advance sale ever bad at the Hammond theater has been announced for tomorrow night when "Louisiana Iou" comes. This is Chicago's great hit of the season. Same company and the above are Victor Morley and Httsft Mv&rio, two of the s tars.,

HOW TO MAKE SOUP."

The promise of hearing "How to Make Soup Out of Nothing" will undoubtedly attract a large number of ladies to the Settlement House tomorrow afternoon.. Mrs. Mary K. Miller, who recently gave her lecture at the Hull House In Chicago, will make the address at the Hammond Settlement House tomorrow afternoon at 4 o"clock.

Swears Out Warrant. Mat Malcovich appeared before Judge Prest yesterday ;mornlng and swore out a warrant for the arrest of Evan Christimas of Gibson on a charge of surety of the peace. Constable Huber cafised his arrest yesterday afternoon and he was placed under a $100 bond for his appearance at trial Monday.

BonYForgefl to call and look over our complete line of Kodaks and Supplies Tust Received.

L. COX & COMPANY 566 Hohman St.- Hammond, Ind.

PILES Cl'REn IN TO 14 DATS. Tour druggist will refund money It PA ZO OINTMENT talis to cur any case of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or ProtrudingPlies In ( to 14 days. 60c