Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 6, Hammond, Lake County, 9 March 1912 — Page 2
March 9, 1912. THE NEW COOLIE HAT Promoter of
THE TIMES.
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The Kingdom of God. Evangelists McDonald anti Rice are at the First Methodist Church in Revival Meetings 7:45 every night except Monday Three meetings Sunday Morning 10:45 Afternoon 3:00 Evening 7:30. Sermons Red Hot. Superb Singing. Gome and Bring a Friend,
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Social News IN ' Ham m orid
Schmidt. x Doebler. Klein-
Kraut, Vols, Landvogt
VISIT IX SOITHER INDIANA. Hammond friends and relatives have
nellley.
scnmiiit, ivrast, olz, Landvogt and Lucht, th Misses Mildred Lucht ind
Camille Tick, Messrs. William Lucht.
Harry and Charles Vols and Charles
Kirk. n.w WAS A SI CCESS.
The children of the Lafayette school
rrpeated their play "The Brownie
Picnic" last evening for the benefit of
the Deborah Aid Society of the First
Christian church. The entertainment
SOCIAL m:ws for mouay.
There will He a meeting; of the
member of Triumph Council No. '1
1. of 1.. Monday evening; In I. O. O. I--. Hull In Mute Mreet.
The member wt the Court of
Honor mill meet Monday evening; la AVeta Hall In State street.
Mrs. "William Lanaon will enter
tain the- membera of St. Agnes
.uilil of St. Paol'a Kpiaeonal church
Monday evening at her home la
lUmltach avenue.
received cards and letters from Mr. and ! . ,, ..
was filled with the parents and friends
of the litle people, and members of
he church and congregation. A nice
mount was netted. The exact amount
realised is not known but a report will
be made at the next regular meeting of the society. The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the church. The
play was given with -great success a
few weeks ajro and a sum of one hun-
areo ana twenty-nve dollars was
realized for the school of . which Miss Rena Ames is principal. The large audience was delightfully entertained
with drills and cones given by the littlo people, who Impersonated . Gypsies,
Brownies, Clows, Wood Nymphs and
Fairies. Miss Ames and the teachers of
th Lafayette building directed the re
hearsals and a great deal of credit is
due them for the success of the enter tainments.
their honeymoon in the southern part f the state. They have been the guests of relatives in Terre Haute for several days. They will visit Mr. and 'Mrs. T. Shea at their home in Indiana avenue, before returning to Chicago where Mr. Brophy is employed and where they will make tfceir home. Mrs llrophy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Shea and her marriage to Mr. Brophy was an event of Friday, March 1st. The young people are prominent in the younger social set and they will receive the best wishes and congratulations of many friends on their return to Hammond.
A SmPiUftK TARTV. A number of the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson spent a very enjoyable evening at their home in
Hickory street Friday. The party. was
given as a surprise to Mr. Johnson.
The evening was devoted to cards and
pedro was played progressively at
several small tables in the parlors. A
prettily appointed luncheon of two
courses was served after.-the games,
Numbered among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hartlerode, Mr. and Mrs. John Crlm and daughter, Verta, Mr. and Mrs. Orrie Highland and
daughter, Pearl and son, William, Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Sharrltts, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cosgrove and son, Frederick, Mr.
and Mrs. John Tibbitts and sons
George and John, Mr. and Mrs. Norms n Johnson and son CVharlton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson and son Devearl,
Mrs. William Putney and Mrs. Joseph
Swlnt and daughters, Mildred, Char lotte and Adalalde. CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY.
Mrs. Fred Sass very delightfully en
tertained a number of friends at her home In East Sibley street yesterday
afternoon and evening in celebration of
her birthday anniversary. . She receiv
ed many pretty gifts in remembrance of the day. Music was the feature of entertainment. The program was given by Mrs. William Lucht, , William
Lucht and Charles Kirk. A supper was served at five o'clock. The tables were
beautifully decorated with carnation
and sweet peas and the color scheme
was daintily carried out in pink and
white. Among the guests were Mes
dames Well, Neustadt, Moureau, 8c haw.
A RECEPTION.
Mrs. M. Louise Woods. 9S3 South
Hohman street will . be at home this
afternoon between the hours f thre
and five o'clock in honor of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Gerald Landon Finch of Seattle, Wash. Many cards were Issued
for the reception to friends of Mrs
W oods and Mrs. Finch in Hsmmond.
The reception will be one of the most
delightful of the season.
MEET WITH MRS. HARRISON.
The members of the art committee of
the Hammond Woman's Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. W. C. Harrison in
itiaBon eireei, aionaay afternoon at
two-thirty o'clock. Several matters of
Interest will come up for discussion
and it is desired that there ia a large
attendance of the membership. Tne
study will be the "Madonas". A pro
gram has been prepared.
"Jtuoll Gay"
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Others are imitations.
A JCVENILE PARTY.
The young women of the Nu Tau
Beta Club were delightfully entertain
ed by Miss Edythe McConnell at her
home in Doty street last evening.
Eight members were present and Miss Hayden of Lowell who Is Miss Alma
Hess' house guest was an Invited guest
at the meeting. Miss McConnell was hostess at a "juvenile party" and the
guests came in dainty and attractive
costumes. The entertainment provided
was apropriate for a "children's gath
ering" and a very pleasant time waa spent playing games. A feature of the evening was a contest In which the
guests dressed dolls. Dainty refresh
ments were served In little baskets
during the evening and following the
games' luncheon was served at tables
in the dining room. Carnations were
uaed In the decoration of the table.
Miss Marie Itobbins was named as the next hostess and she will entertain at her home in Manila avenue on the
evening of March 22nd. Mns. WARNER A HOSTESS.
airs, tiam agner wss hostess to the members of the Loyal Women's Class of the First Christian church
yesterday afternoon at her home, 202
Michigan avenue. The members devoted the afternoon to their needle work
and accomplished a great deal of work
for charity. A prettily appointed two
course luncheon was served at four'
thirty o'clock. Covers were laid for sixteen guests. Mrs. Ashenbach will
be the hostess at the; next meeting
The date of the meettng will be an
nounced later. Mesdames Ashenbach,
Cochran, Corduray, Golden, Ellis,
Evans, Gerhardt, Covington, Letts, Lloyd, Smith, Mlllner, Albert Petrie, C. II. Petrle, Plum, Wolf and Wagtier were the members present.
PARENTS' CLIB MEETINti. Forty members of the Parents' Club
of the Lincoln school met In, the kindergarten halt yesterday afternoon for
their regular monthly meeting. The meeting was one of the most enjoyable of the year.- Miss Norma Locklin gave
a very excellent., talk , on "Domestlu Science" atod a general discussion fol
lowed. Mrs. John Powell sang a group of songs which were very much appreciated. The remainder of the program
was given by the children of the grades and their sogs and recitations were
thoroughly enjoyed. The members re
mained after the program for a short
business session and plans for the April
meeting were mftde. The following was the program:
Piano Solo.. Irene Justice
Recitation .May Seamen
Piano Solo.... Fenton Zimer
Vocal Selections; .Mrs .John Powell, 'jr.
Piano Solo . .Hazel Mellville
Folg game ......Kindergarten children
Piano Solo ....Alice Kummer
Talk "Domestic Science"
; . .Miss Norma Locklin
America.
A BVSINESS MEETING.
The members of the W. C. T. U. met
at the home of Mrs. W. O. Leaverton In Madison street yesterday afternoon for
an important business session. In the
absence of the president, Mrs. Wright who is ill at her home In Plummer ave
nue, the vice president, Mrs. II, E
Granger presided. The members dis
cussed the contest to be given In the
near future but no definite date was
decided upon. The question of having a Police Matron in Hammond was also
discussed and a committee was ap
pointed who will meet with Miss Vir
ginia Brooks and members of the Ham
mond Woman's Club In the near future
for the purpose of urging the city ofltl
clals to elect one. Mis. Granger, Mrs
tsretuait ana .Mrs. ieaverton will serve
on the committee.
by the serious illness of her son, Ed Van Gilder. He has been very ill with
pneumonia for six weeks but was able to be brought to. Hammond last even
ing and is now at the home of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Van Gilder. 112 Detroit street. His wife also ac
companied him to Hammond and is a
guest kt the VanGilder home.
Miss M. Spamer left Hammond yes
terday for Colorado where she will re
main for several months for the benefit
of her health.
Miss Bertha Hansen of Klmbach'ave
nue will spend Sunday in Chicago the
guest of Miss Fancheon Colbert.
Mrs. Frank Sweeney of Spencerville,
O. arrived in Hammond todsy for
visit with Mrs. A. M. DeWese at her
home in Rlmbach avenue. '
Mrs. Paul B. Lipinskl spent yesterday
visiting her sons, Frank, Edwin and
Georgfle who are students at the St
Procopius Colege at Lisle, 111.
A. M. DeWeese left for Lima, O. to
day to remain over Sunday with rela
tlves. .
Mrs. Delia Larkln of Masonville, Ta
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George
Hanlon at their home in Indiana ave
nue.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnson re
turned to Hammond yesterday after
visiting friends and relatives in Lafay
ette, Ind.
CARD OP THANKS.
We wish to extend thanks to our
friends and relatives for their kindness, sympathy and floral offerings at the time of our bereavement In the death
of husband and father, John J. Hartley
MRS. J. J. HARTLEY. JOHN J. HARTLEY. JR. WILLIAM L. HARTLEY HELEN M. HARTLEY. MRS. MARY WOLF.
Lodge. Assemblies
. A COMMITTEE MEETING.
Mrs. J. M. Turner was at home to the
members of the philanthropic commit
tee, of the Hammond Woman's Club
yesterday afternoon at her home, 803 Truman avenue. Several Important
business matters were disposed of. P.eports were made of the charity work done during the winter and tt was decided to spend one afternoon next week sewing for the hospital benefit.
PREPARE rOR NEXT MEETING. This afternoon at three o'clock the
members of the Mother's Committee of
the Hammond Woman's Club will meet at the home of Mrs. E. A. Weeks, 835
South Hohman street to plan a program for the next public meeting of the club to be held Saturday. March 16th. Dr. Mary E. Jackson is chairman of the committee.
Lew Field
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Says: "THE GIRL BEHIND
THE
COUNTER
IS THE BEST LAUGHING SHOW I EVER PRODUCED AND MY BROTHER NAT IS THE BRIGHTEST SPOT OF ALL."
Here
Starting
Holiday
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MEET TO SEW. The members of St. Agnea Guild o
St. Paul's Episcopal church will meet
at the home of Mrs. William Lawson in
Kimbach avenue, Monday evening to
sew. At the nxt business meeting ti
members will determine about the date
for the kimona sale to be held the
Week of March 24th. W. O. Harrison will return to Ham
inond today after a few days spent
with relatives In Champaign, 111. His
sister. Miss Beseie Harison will return
with him to be the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Harrison and family at their home
in Mason stret for several days.
Mrs. Wayne VanGilder of Detroit street has been spending the past week
iu Letroit, Mich, where she was called
A very Interesting meeting of the
members of Hammond Temple No. 73 Fythian Sisters was held last evening in the K. of V. Hall in South Hohnwi
street. There were many members in attendance. During the lodge session
several candidates were initiated.
little play entitled "The Book Agent
was given by a group of the members and several musical selections were
rendered all of which were greatly en
joyed. Following the program refresh
ments' were served.
There will be a meeting of the mem
bers of the Dorcas Rebeckah Lodg
this evenlg in I. O. O. F. Hall in State
street. Plans will be completed at th
meeting for the St. Patricks Day so
clal to be given on the evening of
March 16th.
. The members of Triumph Council No
1 D. of L. will meet In I. O. O. F. Hall
In State street Monday evening fo
their regular bi-monthly meeting.
SPASKS FROM
M'DONALD'S ANVIL Any one hearing Evangelist McDon
ald at the First Methodist church In
Hammond this week has been struck
with the vigor of statement that sends
truth out like sparks from an anvil.
"It is hypnerley to pray for what we
are not willing to work."
"The world despises a sail trimmer." "The hypocrite in the church is the
meanest man on God's dirt."
"There are too many stewards in the
church that are, making a mess of the stew; that's the reason they never get
anywhere."
"Every church ought to be a place
of refuge for the lost."
"The devil Is my worst enemy and I
intend to fight him to the last ditch.
. "When we pray, 'Give Us thia day our dally bread. God answers when we get
out and dig for it."
'I am not preaching for you. I am
preaching for God. I am preaching to
you." "I do not care the turn of my hand whether the world denies or damns me, whether it hisses or applauds, so long as what 1 say is pleasing to God." At. the meeting last night a large delegation from Merrlllvllle was present. Evangelist McDonald held a meeting there several years ago and nearly every one In the town became a Christian. The visit was to cheer the preacher. In awSIt'ng to return by thi midnight train the visitors were entertained iu the social rooms, where cof
fee and sandwiehet were served. They propose to return again.
The largest congregation of the
whole series of meetings was present last night. The solos by Mr. Moon and Prof. Rice were highly pleasing.
The meeting tonight will be an open
note for Sunday's work. "All are in
vited.
Gary Basketball. Last night the Gary high school boys defeated the St. Joe high school team at basketball by a score 36 to 13 at the Gary Y. M. C. A. St. Joe was out classed from the first and. could not make any headway at all i throughout the game. The Warsaw girls' team forfeited their game to the Gary girls by non-apearance. The Gary Fresh men were supposed to play the Russel Square five but the Chicago team failed to put In an appearance.
The LaVendor Cigar Is a home product. None better.
MILLINERY SALE The Miss SpanJer Millinery Goods wilt all be sold below post price. Must sell at once. Sprlag Gooda Included. 637 SOUTH HOHMAN ST. LISTAIRS
DR. H. B. HAYWARD SPECIALIST Diseases mi the Eye. Kar. ' Threat. Eyea scientifically ! c4. Classes fitted. Room 402, Hammond Bldg, Phone 205. Hammond, Ind.
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