Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 12, Hammond, Lake County, 20 April 1912 — Page 2

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Social News IN :' Ham m ond A THEATER PARTY. Miss Margaret Blake, Miss Grace Houk, Miss Fern Houk, Miss Udella leaver. Miss Lillian Lewis, Miss Lorna Smith, Miss Ethel Donnelly. Messrs. Friedley Johnston, Kins Trimble and Nolan Deaver composed a theater party In " Chicago last evening to see "The Merchant of Venice" at the Gari HH Theater. "A TRIP AltOlD THE WORLD." .Miss C'athryn Switser, Miss Mabel l'owley, Miss Nellie' Doyle and Miss Adele Dunbar were hostesses at one of the most enjoyable parties of the week end last evening. They entertained a small company of friends at a "Trip Around the World." They met at the home of Miss Switzer in Russell street at seven-thirty o'clock where Boston brown bread and baked beans were served. Miss Mabel Powley's home in Clinton street was decorated prettily to represent Scotland where the young people met after a short stay In Boston and were served ScotchJ scons, current buns and black tea. They arrived at Japan at the home of Miss Nellie Doyle at nine-thirty o'clock. Rice pudding, wafers and Japan tea were served. At ten-thirty o'clock the guests arrived at the home of Miss Adele Dunbar in Rlmbach avc- . nue which represented Washington, D. ', C. Here ice cream, cake and bon-bons were served. The homes were all at tractively decorated in the colors of the country they represented and ap propriate games were played. The evening's entertainment was thoroughly enjoyed by the following young peo . pie: Miss Nancy Peterson, Miss Mildred Carter, Miss Marguerite Knotts, Miss Kalilla Trotter, Miss Clara Fedler, Miss Cathryn Switzer, Miss Mable Powley, Miss Nellie Doyle and Miss Adele Dunbar, Messrs. William Hwanton, Crlll Burge, Clure Burge. William Mowry, Robin , Amoss. Jesse Pearson, Sherman McEwen, William Arnold and Marvin Sprague. A SOCIETY EVEST, One of the leading society events of the season will be a dance at which the members of the J. B. H. Club will entertain Friday evening, April 26th in the Masonic Temple in' Muenich Court. The. party will honor the young people from a distance who will be in Hammond for the Lake County .Oratorical Contest. During will begin at eight-thirty o'clock. The guests will form the grand march at ten o'clock.! Frank Blocker, Harley A. Locklin, P.. Edwin Amoss; Harry Taylor, Milan A. Stiles, Bernard - S. Graves, Robert f5. Smith, Virgil E. Whitaker, Elliott P.. f'onroy, E. Friedley Johnston, 'W; Raymond Mette. Rulo E. ilinard and Bernard G. Gavit are members of the club and will act as hosts. The patrons and patronesses will be Judge and Mrs Virgil S. Belter, Judge and Mrs. Lawr ence Becker, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. McDanlel, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Paxton, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Minard. Mr. and Mrs. O W. Stiles, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. R S Smith, Mr and Mrs J. C. Graves and Mr. and Mrs. G. O Locklin. HEPKAT CAJiTATA. The choir of the First Presbyterian church will repeat the sacred cantata, "Easter Angels" t the Sunday evening service April 2-st. The choir will be asslted by Mrs. T. W. Oberlin. MEET INC WAS DEUKHTFIL The meeting of the Parents' Club of the Irving school which was held yesterday afternoon in the school haU was exceptionally enjoyable. There were many members present to enjoy the program which was given at three o'clock. A number of members visited the grades until the hour for the program. The Rev. Charles Albert Smith, rector of St. Pauls EpiscopAl church K&sw t'jmnmp 0 Cat tfti Original end Gtnulnt HO RUCK'S HALTED UUX The Foad-drlnJc fer t Ages. For Infant, Invalid, and Growing chndren. Pure Nutrition, up building the whole bodr. r Invigorates the nursing mother and the aged. Rich milk, malted grain, ia powder foRn. A qaick luck prepared in a minute. Talte no svhctihite. Askfor HORLICK'S. Hot In Any CJIKzTrusi

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Summer gowns will bo of panier effect. Ma.iy June brides are having Incorporated in their trousseaus panier dresses, which, in all probability, will be the rage at summer resorts. The above illustration is a panier of black and white check Bilk, and lands of black taffeta. addressed the members on "The Train-' ing of Children for Citizenship." He asked the parents to urged their chil-j dren to make frequent use of the 11 j brary reference room. He 'also told of the large collection of Juvenile books. ine readings d- nernice carr were thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs. Arthur Weiss played a very beautiful instrumental selection and also accompanied Mrs. George Hannauer. Mrs. Hannauer sang a group of children's songs which were very beautiful and were enjoyed by the little people as well as the club members. The members remained for a short time after the program and enjoyed a social time. I'BOfatAM WAS KXJOYKU. A very excellent program had been prepared for the meeting of the Parents' Club of the Washington school yesterday afternoon in the kindergarten room in "Williams street- There was a short business session when a report of the recent entertainment was given showing that over one hundred dollars had been realized. The pro ceeds will be used for the phonograph funds. Plans were made for an evening meeting in May when it is desired that there is a large attendance of the membership. Dr. Q. I Smith talked to the members on "Oral Hygiene" and his address was very instructive. The remainder of the program was as follows: Song Room 4 Selection. . . .Master 'Walter Hammond Piano Selection . . .Mrs. Eugene Cooper Recitation .Beulah Dock A. THIMBLE PAIlTY. Next Monday afternoon the members of the Embroidery Club will, meet with Mrs. Fred Crumpacker at her home In Warren street. Mrs. Crumpacker will entertain at a thimble party. A LI SCHEO.X. The Erthstane Club members will bguests of Mrs. Charles Wilson who will entertain at luncheon at one o'clock Tuesday. April -23rd at her home in Carroll street. A 'SERVICE AT -FIVE O'CLOCK. The members and friends of St. Paul's Episcopal church have their attention galled to the fact that the hour of Evensong has been changed from balfipast seven to five o'clock. This order will continue until July first. The service will be entirely a musical service, without sermon or address and will last about thirty minutes. " Although it is a common practice In other cities for the evening service of Episcopal churches to be held- as

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SOCIAL NEWS FOR MOXDAV. 311mm Kathrya Desmond will have the young nonira of the Beta Alpha Tan Club a her - guests Monday evening at her home la State Line street. The members ot the art committee of the Hamtnoad Woman'a Club will meet with Mrs. AV. E, Brown at her home, 102 Ogdea street, Moaday aftirrmooa. A meeting of the members of the Court of Honor will take place Monday - evening In Wels Hall la State afreet. Mrs. FVed t'rumpacker will be hostess to the membera of the Embroidery Club at her home In Warren street "Monday afternoon. There will be a meeting of the member of Triumph Council !fo. 1 D. of L. Monday evening In I. O. O. F. Hall In State street. At her home In Sooth Hohmaa treet. Miss Irene Mott will entertain the young women of the Inter Se Club at a bridge party Monday evening. vespers near the close of the day, it has never been tried before in Hammond. With the help of the full choir the service will be made as devotional and helpful as possible, and the public is cordially invited to attend and assist in this vesper service. - - A STUDY MEETING. , Monday afternoon the members ot 1 the art committee' of the Hammond Woman's Club will meet with Mrs. William E. Brown at her, home, .102 Ogden street for their 'regular; "bi monthly study meeting. - The after

noon will be devoted to the study of,meen oi ino nammona camp was Phidias the Grecian sculptor. A very j Postponed so that the members could interesting program has been pre- attend the convention. A class of can - pared. Ididates was Initiated at both the aftj ernoon and evening sessions and there A CU B MEETIN G. j was drill work by the degree team of , . , . ,, . the Indiana Harbor camp. During the The gfrls of the Beta Alpha Tau Club , , . . . ., ..I w.. social session refreshments were serv-

Will us t II in Lai n t. u u iisa Aami jn Desmond at their next meeting Monday evening, April 22nd at her home in 1 , A BRIDGE PAKTT. Miss Ireno Mott will entertain a fc.' friends at a bridge party Monday evening at her home in South Hohman street. !-Her guests will be tho- memSbers of the Inter Pe Club who will meet for their weekly club party. MILITARY" BALL. ' Hammond Co. 69 W. R. K. P. will give a military ball at the Masonic Tempi, Thursday evening, April 25th. "NBOY S COLTS MEET. The Boy Scouts met last evening in the parlors of the First Baptist church in East Sibley street for their regular weekly meeting. The usual number oT members attended the meeting. Levi Golden talked to the boys on "Cheerfullness." The business hour was spent with plans for the next regular meeting and for the baseball game to be held today. AX ATHLETIC MEET. A number of Hammond young people ! attended the social given by the memi bera of the Epworth League of- the ; First M. E. church last evening in the basement , of the church in Russell street. The social was in the nature ot an athletic meet and a very unique program had been arranged for th evening. The guests were delightfully entertained. The large company was divided to represent Indiana, Illinois Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota in the athletic contests and $he honors were won by Wisconsin. Indiana won second honors and Michigan, third. A large tin cup which represented a loving cup was awarded to the Wisconsin team. 'Following the program, of events refreshments were served. Th! members are planning many parties for the future and anticipate very pleasant times. f CARD OF THAXKJ. We wish to thank our kind friends, neighbors, the members of the Elk and K. of P. lodges. Also the "employes of the Simplex Co. for the beautiful floral offerings, sympathy and kindness shown in our sad -bereavement in the uoss of our loving son, Harvey. MR. AND MRS. H. M. GODFREY. Skatlng season at East Chicago Coll seum will close Saturday and Sunday session, April 20 and 21- It Miss Florence Stewart, who has been 111 at St. Margaret's hospital for several weeks, has returned to her home, 31 Sibley street, very much improved in health. Adolph Hlrsch left for West Baden today where he will remain for a week's visit. Mrs. F. C Ryan and little daughter, Nora Margaret, of Williams street, left today for the east where they will spend several weeks visiting relatives

and friends. They will be the guests of Mr. Ryan's parents in Harrisburg-, Pa. - Miss Alta Adkins, of Glendale Park, has gone to Laporte, Ind., to remain over Sunday ,the guest of frien.is act relatives. Mrs. August Wiegand, Mrs. George Drackert and Mrs. Harry Marganau were guests at a party given by Mrs. Ed Laws at her home in Crown Point. Mrs. Laws entertained in celebration of her birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McMahon have been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Walsh of Meadville, Pa., at their home in May street this week.

JLodge Assemblies I The officers and members of the de gree stiff of Hammond Temple No. 73 Pythian Sisters met in the K. of P. t Hall in South Hohman street yesterday; afternoon for drill work. Another ! meeting has been called for Tuesday iafternoon and it is desired that all the members attend. The members are' i preparing for the district convention to be held In MlrMran Pitw Maw ISik Ten members of Golden Rod Camp No. 1657 Royal Neighbors attended the district convention at Indiana Harbor yesterday and reported the sessions as 'having been very interesting and en--Joyable. Representatives from Hobart, East Chicago, Whiting and "West Pullman were also attendance. Among the prominent members were Mrs., Minnie Glllen, the dlstriedeputy and Mrs. Johnson the state oracle. The regular ,ed and a pleasant time was spent soclally. An important meeting of the memj bers of Hammond Hive, No. 2, L. O. T. M., was held last evening in the K. of P. hall in South Hohman street. Mrs. Littleton, the deputy suprefe commander, was unable to attend, but she sent a representative to meet with the .embers and plan for the convention j to bo held in Hammond, Monday. May j 13th, The public 1s Invited" to attend the evening session, which will be held in the Moose hall in State street. A very attractve program is being arranged for the evening. This evening the members of the Hammond Chapter of Eastern Stars will hold their bi-monthly meeting in the K. of P. hall in South Hohman street. At the meeting of Dorcas Rebeckah Lodge in I. O. O. F. hall in state street this evening the members will follow their usual business and social program. The members of Triumph Council No. 1. D. of L., will follow their social program at the meeting Monday evening in I. O. O. F. hall In State street. i The members of the Court of Honor Will have their next regular meeting Monday evening, April 22nd in Weis' hal in State street. ROBERTSDALE. Services at the Evangelical church for tomorrow are as follows: Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. Preaching at 7.30 P- m- Rev. F. L. Beister of Naperyille, 111., will preach at both services.. All are welcome. ' v Mrs. John SoltwedeJ, ,who has been confined to the StMargaret's hospital for two weeks with an attack of typhoid fever, is expected home today. Miss Bessie Moore and Cecelia Eggers visited the latters grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Seliger of East Side, Thursday. Ralph Jewett, Peter Bley. Oscar Galles and Carl Buehler attended the Gaiety theatre, South Chicago, Wednesday evening. , Mrs. Henry Flck is confined to her home in Harrison avenue by illness. Mrs. Elliott Aman of Roberts avenue was the guest of her Bister, Mrs. Edj munds of South Chicago. Thursday. Mrs. Merle Sellers and daughter Gwendolyn of 116th street were the guests of Mrs. Ray Stolts of Windsor Park Friday. Mrs. August Ruff 0f Harrison avenue was a Hammond shopper Thursday. Charles Eggers of Roberts avenue attended the policeman's dance at the Lewis' skating rink. East Chicago, Thursday evening. Mrs. William Meyers and daughter Mazle of Indiana boulevard were South Chicago visitors Thursday. John Blaul resumed his duties at the

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Last Times tip -1 Portland Cement company after an illness of several days. Miss Ida Homan of Indiana boulevard attended a dance in Hammond Thursday evening. Hollis Hunter of Himmond was the guest of Robertsdale friends last evening. LAKE CO. C. 0. F. GO TO LaPorte will be the Mecca for Lake Count C. O. F. men and some of th3 lodge men are coming to Hammond from Rensselaer and Lafayette to avail themselves of the special car on the South Shore line which has been chartered by the degree team of Baumgartner court and which leaves Hammond at 7:15 in the morning. The Baumgartner degree team will confer the inltlaroty degrees and the state officials will be present to install the new lodge in Laporte. Father Byrne formerly of Whiting now of Indianapolis will officiate at the high mass at Laporte will be attended by the visiting Foresters in a body. At Michigan City the excursionists will change cars to Laporte and an extra car will be added there to carry the Michigan City contingent. Hammond is expected to send a large delegation. The special car has been chartered at half fare, and transportation arrangements can be made with George Kummaul. inn GARY LADIES CHOSEN Valparaiso, Ind., April 20. The thirty-sixth annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Logansport Presbytery, closed its two days' session here. The following officers were elected: Mrs. A. J. Martin, president of Logansport; Mesdames C. C. Bever. 'South Bend; A. R. McArthur, Gary. Ind.; C. F. Griffin, Hammond,

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vice presidents; secretaries, Mrs. W. B. ! Stover, 'of South Rend, home and freed- 1 men, Mrs. M. J. Holtzman, of Brooks- j ton; foreign, Mrs. 'Frederic E. Walton, i of Gary; young people's, Mrs. WV Williams of South Bend; literature, .Mrs. O. N. Toland, of Logansport; recording treasurers. Miss Florence Schwalm, of Logansport, home and - freedmen; Mrs. J. B. Funk, of Plymouth, foreign. LOWELL. Charles Cornetta of Shalby was In town yesterday. Mrs. Lizzie Davis and Miss Lena K!m. met, Lowell milliners, transacted business in Chicago yesterday. George Lawrence, formerly sheriff of Lake county, whose home is now in Urbana, was in town yesterday on a land deal. William Taylor, manager of Taylor's theatre and who runs a meat market, has sold the meat market building ana fixtures to Charles Thompson of Creston for t3,000. Mr. Taylor will run the market until Oct. 1, when Mr. Thompson, who will farm this year, will take possession and run the market. Mrs. Ainsworth, who has been visiting a son in Gary, returned to the home of her son Wells in this place last evening. HOBART. Mrs. Loudenburg and daughter were Chicago visitors yesterday. Many from out of town are expecting to attend the dance this evening, given in Stratton'a hall by the Modern Woodmen. - The condition of Miss Margaret Servies, who is sick, with chickenpox, remains about the same. Mrs. Hancock visited with friends and relatives In the city yesterday,, Several from here attended the dancing party given by Mrs. Ward at Gary last evening.- -

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SONGS and LAUGHS -THEATRE AND EVENING Phone. 1520 Day and Night I P. Collins Physician and Surgeon Hours: 8-10 a. m. 1-4 p. m. 7-8 p. m. 251 Hohman St. ' Hammond, Ind. PATENT YOUR IDEAS and make i ri i ' "HOW T mr met book TO GET THEM" ima ntex Yn WhK U tit wsrvrrr joshua r. h. potts SOS M St. W. D. C U.!uir, H. C. GROMAN, LI. D. Physician and Surgeon 402 Hammond Building Phones, Res., 242; Office, 205 DR. H. B. HAYWARD SPECIALIST Disease of the Eye, Ear, Ken aad Throat. Eyea aeleatlfleally exaaalaed. Glaaaea fitted. Room 402, Hammond Bldg4 Phone 205. Hammond, Ind. WITT ARE YOU NOT A TIMES READER?

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