Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 5, Hammond, Lake County, 2 March 1912 — Page 2
THE TRIES.
March 2, 1912-
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CELEBRATES ASXIVEBSARV. A delightful party was given as a ; surprise to 'Mrs. Martha Beck with at her home, 368 Plummer avenue Thursday evening-, February 29th. The party -was given to celebrate her birthday anniversary and she received many gifts from friends in remembrance of the day. The evening was passed very enjoyably with games and music until ten o'clock when the guests were invited Into the dining room and served with an elaborate supper. The tabl ,was prettily appointed in pink and white. A birthday cake decorated with lighted candles was chosen as a center piece for the table. Covers were laid for twenty-flve. AX EXTEBT.V1 JIET. The members of the Parents Club of
the Riverside school expect that when: a final report of the sale of tickets for the entertainment last evening is made that thirty or thirty-five dollars will have been cleared. The proceeds will: be used to purchase school room dccorations and for the phonograph fund.'
An exceptionally good program had been arranged for the evening ad there were four hundred or more Hammond Pople In attendance to enjoy It. Every number was heartily applauded. The' program was as follows: Selection High School Orchestra Tiano Selection Miss Kleanor lAnz Folk game Kindergarten children Tenor Solo Mr. J. I. Jones Monologue. Miss Kuth Webster Song Glayds Smith ("horns Boys and Girls of Grades!
Instrumental trio. . . .Leona Bowman Georgian Brower and Lavalla Lau
Selection Male Quartette. Mesrs. Eckman. Graves, Ingraham and Hatfield ' Solo...j Cyrus Campbell Violin Solo Miss Lillian SpafTon? , Mixed Quartette Misses !
Mitchell and Messrs. Moon and l.ove : Duett The Misses Marv,' guerite Haefer and Lydia 'Wolters Selection High School Orchestra!
I--REK STEREO PTICOX LECTlRE.j An illustrated lecture on "The Lif 3 '
SOCIAL XGWS FOR MONDAY. Mr. . Reastter Cole will lecture before the members of the Mourt Club and a somber of their friend Moadsy cvealai; at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Becker. 35 Rlmbach avenue. Mrs. Harvey Goatlln vrlll entertain the members of the Embroidery Clab at her home In Carroll street Monday afternoon. The members of the history committee of the Hammond Woman's Club will meet vrlth Mrs. J. M. Turner at her home la Truman nvenne. Monday afternoon. There will be a meeting of the members of the Alumni Aaoclation of the Hammond high school Monday evening In the Central Iliilld-Ing.
hostesses and also assisted In the dining room. During a short business
session plans were made for a bazaar to be given in the near future and announcement of the next meeting was made. Mrs. Flannlgan will entertain the members at her home, 240 Sheffield avenue, on the afternoon of April 5th. The remainder of the afternoon was devoted to needle work. At four o'clock the guests were Invited into the dining room and served with a daintily arranged two course luncheon. The table was beautifully appointed in green and white. In honor of St. Patrick's Day which will be observed March 17th. Green crepe paper decorated the chandeliers and was festooned to the corners of the room. Prettily decorated place cards were laid for the several guests and shamrocks were given as favors in the dining room. The meeting yesterday was one of the most enjoyable of the sorles arranged for the winter.
A MISSIONARY MKETING. The members of the Home Mission
ary society of the Methodist Episcopal
church, wil meet on next Tuesday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Otto Muehlberger. 4 'Williams street at 2:20 p. m. It wil be the annual mite box opening day and all the members and
friends of the congregation are cord
ially invited to attend and bring their
mite boxes.
A DKY WITH THE POETS.
The literature committee of the
of Christ" will be given next Tuesday Hammond Woman's Club will be enternight at eight o'clock at the Baptist tained at the home of Mrs. Frank
church by the pastor. Rev. Floyd H. Hammond in Mason street. Tuesday
Adarns. The lecture is to be lllustrat- afternoon, March 5th at two-thirty
ed with about sixty beautiful colored
. slides reproducing masterpieces of art The purpose of the lecture Is eduea-
o'clock. Mrs. J. S. Blackmun is chairman of the program committee for the
day. Mrs. Hammond is vice chairman
tional and no admission fee will ba They with their able committee have charged, an offering being received to prepared a very enjoyable program
defray expenses. The lecture is open
to everybody regardless of creed.
and invite every member of the com
mittee to be present. The program is:
Introduction of Poets
HONOR MISS Kll. Mrs. E. P. Demin
A number of young people were in- Longfellow's Home (the Cralgle
vlted to the borne of Mrs. Kuhn In Ann House) Mrs. M. L. Bull
street. Thursday evening. February Miles Standish Kncounter with the
29th to celebrate the birthday annlver-; Indians. .... . .Mrs. Frank Hammond
sary of Miss Florence Kuhn which occurs .only onceJa four years. This was Miss Kuhn's fodrth birthday anniversary and the party was planned as a surprise to her. She received many
The Old Clock On the Stairs (recita
tive) i Mrs. Hammond
Whltter's First Poem
:.Mrs. C. W. Campbell
"Snowbound" Wbittier
pretty gifts from friends In remem- j Group of Bongs Selected
. brance of the day. Among toe guests at the party were the members of the St. Paul's Lutheran League. There were forty-five present and they spent a very enjoyable time with music and games. Following the program of the
Mrs. Franklin Blackmun
A Glance at the Women Poets
Mrs; Edith B. Griffin
A STUDY MEETING,
The next meeting of the history
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MARCH MAGAZINES. These articles are those of greatest interest In the leading magazines this month. The libraries in Whiting, Kast Chicago. Indiana Harbor, Hammond, Crown Point and Gray all subscribe for
tl-.e magazines noted:
Aldrich Report, A, S. Bowles, North
American.
The Armorer and His Art, Bashford
Dean, Scribner.
I'nshackling the Army, Owen "Wilson.
World's Work.
Automobile in Africa, Sir Henry Nor
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Banking the Next Reform, O. E.
Roberts, Everybody's.
Big Business and the Bench. C. P.
Connolly, Everybody's.
Achievements of W. J. Burns, H. J.
O'Hlggins, McClure.
The Misfit Child. Mary Flexner, World s Work. Training of Chinese Children, Harriet Monroe, Century. To a Citizen of the Old School, S. M. Crothers, Atlantic. The College Campus, C. S. Cooper, Century. Sunset of the Confederacy, Morris Schaft, Atlantic. The Soul of a Corporation, W. G. McAdoo, World's Work. Rise and Rule of George B. Cox, R. Turner, McClure. Democracy What it Would Be Like, R. S. Childs, Everybody's. Charles Dickens, A. C. Benson, North American. Eugenics, a New Science, A. J. Nock, American. Future of Exploration, Sir Ernest Shackleton. North American. Joseph Fels, A. H. Gleison, World's Work. . Depopulation in France, W. E. Weyl,
North American. mm Fur Seals and Their Enemies, D. S. ' " The Injury of Tobacco, C B. Towns, Jordan and G. A. Clark, Review of Re- Century. views. Trust Question, Judge P. S. Grosscup,
Government Economy and Efficiency, North American.
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UAMMOtlD THEATRS
games the guests were invited Into ; committee of the Hammond Woman's
the dinlnjf room and served with an club will take place Monday afternoon j elaborate supper. The color scheme March. 4th at two-thirty o'clock at the!
waa attractively carried out In red and home of Mrs. J. M. Turner. 303 Truwhlte. Bouquets of carnations deco-1 man avenue instead of at the home of
i Mrs. Leo Wolf in South Honman street
rated the tables. Tretty little souvenirs were given in the dining room. A MARSH MALLOW ROAST.
as was previously announced. Tho change was made on account of Illness at the home of Mrs. Wolf. The pro-
Mis Helen Meyers entertained a few' Kram for the afternoon Is:
of her school friends at a marshmallow Selection Ladies' Quartette roast last evening at the home of herjpaper "Charities of Russia" parents, Mr. and Mrs. LeGrand T. j Mrs. Ingram Meyer. 51 Doty street. There were Reading Miss Ruth Webster
twelve or fourteen girls present and -. paper "Other Foreign Charities"
, they had a jolly time with music and games.
SPECIAL CHl'RCH SERVICES. Special services will be held at the Pentecostal church of the Nazaren?
Sunday, March 3rd at 10:45, 2:30 and
7:30 o'clock and the public Is given! a cordial invitation to attend. A band of Pentecostal Co-workers of Chicago will conduct the services. A PIlOGItESSIVK DINNER. One of the most charming social entertainments of the week end was a progressive dinner at which Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Davis were host and hostess to the members of the Alpha Phi Club and their husbands last evening at their home in Williams street. As the guests arrived they were given little bouquets of flowers and those having duplicate bouquets were partners at dinner. The dinner which was in seven courses was served progressively at small tables in the dining and living rooms. Following the dinner the guests were entertained with
cards. Bridge. -o'hl.t ' was played at
seven tables'.' Dr. and Mrs. Davis'
guests numbered twenty-six. In two
weeks'bn Friday afternoon, March 15th J
Mrs-' Robert Gtllis will entertain the ,A"ipha Phi club members at a thimble party at her home in Rimbach avenue. ETEIITAI-S INFORMALLY Miss Muriel Wilcox will have as her guests Tuesday evening at her homo in Conkey avenue, the members of tha Inter Se Club. Miss Wilcox will en
tertain at a bridge party. TWO SOCIAL FUXCTIOXS. ' Mrs.' Walter H. Hammond has issued cards for an at home to be given on the afternoon of March lZth and the following Thursday, March 14th Mrs. Hammond will entertain a large company of ladies at cards. The parties wil be given at her residence at S2S South Hohman street. A PRETTT PARTV. Mrs. Fred Proht and Mrs. O. w. Hill were hostesses at one of the prettiest of the season parties yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Prohl in North Hohman street. Their guests
were the members of the Northslde Ladies Club who met for their monthly
social meeting There were thirty-
eight in attendance. Mrs. Camp and
Miss Lillian Prohl received witH ths
Mrs. Jacob Fox Reading Miss Beatrice Eisner Piano acompaniment. Miss Adele Dunbar. HOLD BI-MOXTHLT MEETIXG.
Mr. Paul P. Glaser of Gary lectured before the Hammond Woman's Club
this afternoon in the auditorium of the First Presbyterian church in South
HoKman street. The meeting is in
charge of the history committee of
which Mrs. Henry Burk is chairman.
The members have arranged a very
excellent program on the study of
Russia. Mr. Glaser has chosen to
lecture on "The History of Russia." A piano solo, "A Romance" by Tschakowsky will be rendered by Mrs. Eugene Cooper and the Ladies Quartette will
sing a group of selections. A BRIDGES DINNER.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mashlno will be
host and hostess to the members of the Evening Whist Club this evening at their home in Truman avenue. They
will entertain at dinner and cards. AN' IMPORTANT MEETING.
A large attendance is desired at the
meeting of the Alumni Association of
the Hammond high school Monday
evening. March 4th In the assembly
room of the Central building. The
members will make plans for their an
nual banquet to be given in June. A THIMBLE PARTY.
Mrs. Harvey Goetlln will entertain
the members of the Embroidery Club
at a thimble party Monday afternoon
March 4th at her ' home in Caroll
street. POSTPONE THEIR MEETING.
The young women of the J. F. F.
and A. B. C. Clubs postponed their meetings which were announced for
last evening on account of other social
entertainments. Parties may be ar
ranged for Friday evening, March 8th
and the hostesses will be named late
Miss Lorinne McCully will leave for
her home in Ottawa, 111. today afte
several weeks visit with friends In
Hammond and Chicago. While in
Hammond Miss McCully was a guest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Stile
in Doty street.
Mrs. Orlan Grant of Lafayette i
visiting her mother, Mrs. Charles Kas
son at her home in Webb street.
The regular bi-monthly meeting of
the members of Hammond Hive No. 2 L. O. T. M. took place last evening In
the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street.
The members of Golden Rod Camp
No. 1657 Royal Neighbors met last
evening in Long's Hall in State street
for their regular bi-monthly meeting.
One candidate was initiated during the
lodge session.
A meeting of the members of Dorcas
Rebeckah , Lodge will take place this evening in I. O. O. F. Hall In State
street.
There will be a meeting of the mem
bers of the Hammond Chapter of East
ern Stars this evening in the K. of P.
Hall in South Hohman street.
Another of the season's many striking fads Is to put your sweetheart's photograph on one of the fingernails of the left band. , The fashionable manicures have taken up this Idea, their work being to render the photograph waterproof by coating It over with a shellac-like substance burnished upon the nail. It is said that with careful handling a photograph so mounted will last four months without renewal.
ILiOdge Assemblies
Miss Emma Huehn of Logan street
spent yesterday In Valparaiso the
guest of her brothers. Will and Henry
Huehn who are students at the Unl
verslty.
Miss Mary Kraay has returned to her
home in Griffith after spending several weeks in Hammond with her sister, Mrs. J. C. Hockensmith of Claud!
street. - Mrs. Hockensmith submitted to an operation a few weeks ago but
is recovering rapidly.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nau
at their home in Calude street, Thursday. February 88th, a ten pound boy. Mother and son are repored to be doing nicely. '
C. B. Brewer, North American
A Tribute to Justice Harlan, E. D. White, North American. Home Rule, W. T. Stead, Review of
( Marie Twain 5. A. B. Payne, tlaroer.
Wildcat Trail. Richard Rice Jr., Atlantic. Woodrow Wilson 6, W. B. Hale,
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of the day. Among them were two beautiful silver spoons. Delightful re
freshments were served, after which
the guests departed wishing their hostess many happy returns of the day. ; The afternoon was spent in games and
music. Those present were Misses Mar- I World's Work.
Reviews. "The Great Illusion." Admiral A.
Mahan, North American. j Tarbell, American. Stage Wisdom of Joseph Jefferson,; Three Adventures Mary Shaw, Century. ! John Mulr. CenturyLaFollette's Autobiography 8; My "
First Term as Governor, American. My First Lion, S. E. White, American. The Lumber Trust, C. E. Russell, World Today. Popular Mechanics, W. II. Miller,
Woman, I. M. the Yosemite,
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garct Canine, Mable Thomas, Maude Jeppson. Myrtle Loyd, Pearl Brown, Christine Anderson, Sadie Sterling,
Mary Mitchell, Helen Kirk, Anna Peterson, Emma Simbalmas, Clara Peterson and Mrs. R. O. Howell, her Sunday school teacher. The Luther League of the Swedish church have postponed their concert from March 2 to "Saturday, March 9. Please remember the change. The Ladies' Aid society of the Swedish church held a very pleasant meeting at the home of Mrs. Gust Nelson yesterday.
MILLER.
Mrs. Kohler of Gary was a Miller visitor yesterday. Mrs. S. Swanson of Paul was a Miller visitor yesterday. Mr. Wende of Michigan City was a Miller business visitor yesterday. The Miller volunteer Are department are giving an oyster supper and entertainment at the Miller town hall Saturday evening, March 2, 1912. All are Invited to attend. Mrs. Frederlcksen and Mr. Peter Olson and Mrs. II. Hazelgreen were visitors at the home of Mrs. Corlin of Wickliffe, as it was her daughter's second birthday. Mrs. Allen, and Mrs. P. Hansen and Mrs. Halpin were Gary shoppers yesterday.
THANKS OF THANKS. We wish to express our thanks to thes many friends and neighbors for
their kindness during the sickness and
death of our beloved wife and mother also for the beautiful floral -offerings Including the Simplex Railway Co. end F. S. Beta Co. MR. OLIVER NORTON. MR. AND MRS. ED NORTON. MR. AND MRS. HERBERT NORTON. MR. HARRY NORTON. MRS. G. K. K1NDIO.
EAST CHICAGO. Miss Elanore Bloomberg entertained a number of her friends at a birthday party yesterday afternoon. Elanore la 16 years old, but ha only bad three
real birthdays. When she was born it took eight years before she had her flirst birthday, then at 12 years her
second and now at 16 her third. Miss Bloomberg was presented with many beautiful and useful gifts as a token
TOLLESTON. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beroth are
spending a few days In Warsaw, Ind.
Mrs. E. H. Mundell and son of Mill
Creek, Ind.. are spending the week end
1th relatives here. Mrs. H. Grove, who has been visiting
relatives here for some time, returned
to her home in McClellandtown, Pa., yesterday.
Fred Laytteld of Chicago will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Williams,
on Everest court, over Sunday. ;
Master Ervan Harms Is sick with the mumps. Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. James and family will spend Sunday in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. tt. J. Neff will visit friends in Chicago over Sunday. D. D. Oreenwald transacted business in Chicago today. Lewis Tellkamp will visit his family in Chicago over Sunday. James Apt is visiting friends in Valparaiso for a few days.
Reassertion of Democracy in Middle West. E. A. Ross, Century. j Moving Picture Show and the Living Drama, Robert Grau, Review of Reviews, j Our National Wastes 1, Frank Koes- j ter. World's Work. i Ohio , Constitutional Convention, II. I W. Elson, Review of Reviews. Significance of Persian Question, R. G. Usher, Atlantic. Our Prisoners of War, O. K. Davis, North American. Punishment Does It Fit the Crime? J. Leavitt, American. , Passing of a Great Railroad Dynasty,
B. J. Hendrick, McClure.
Why I Am For Roosevelt, J. F. Fort, World's Work. Russian Police Ambuscades, George Kennan, Century. Samplers, Alice Morse Earl. Century. Lottery of the Sea, J. R. Connelly, Harper. Seventh Sense in Man and Animals, E. A. Ayers, Harper. Shakespeare as an Actor, Brander Matthews. North American. Ships for Americans, J. L. Mathews, Everybody's. Social Control Jane Addams, McClure. The Growth of Socialism, Thomas Seltzer. Review of Reviews.
Race for the South Pole, Fridtjot i Nanseo, Scribner. , J Early Steamboat Day?, S. M. Arthurs,) Scribner. A Prevention of Strikes. Louis Graves. Review of Reviews. i
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