Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 279, Hammond, Lake County, 15 May 1912 — Page 2
THE TRIES. Wednesday, Hay 15, 1912A SQUARE DEAL
"PECK'S BAD BOY," which was booked to apptar at the Orpheum, was found to be below the standard set by Allardt Bros. Rather than foist a poor show on our patrons we cancel It, though it means a large expense to us. Allardt Bros.
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lowlns Hammond younsr women. Misses Elizabeth Malo, Gertrude and
j Pauline Twlss, Marie and Loretta Oehrinff. Nettie Hix, Hope Ward, Olive j McKay, Grace Merrill, Haxel Wash'ingrton, Alice Harper, Esther Schroed-
er, Clara Lauerman, Helen Schneider, i Birdie Malo, Clara Rimbach, Kate 'Stevens and Ruth Washington.
HOMIR MISS MALO. Miss Klizabeth Malo was the honor puest at a very pretty party given by Jlrs. Gertrude Halsey and Miss Ruth Washington last evening at the home of Miss Washington In Ogden street. They entertained at a miscellaneom shower in honor of Miss Malo whoso encasement was announced recently. Miss Malo's marriage to George Rimach will be a ceremony of next Wednesday. She received many very pretty gifts from friends. The evenlngr was spent delightfully with games and music. A two course luncheon was served at ten o'clock. The home waa decorated with a profusion of spring blossoms and a color scheme of pink and white was carried out in th1? table decoration. Among the guests were Mrs. James A. Malo, Mrs. Mary Malo, Mrs. Washington, Mrs. Gertrude Halsey, the Misses Pearl Seifer nd .Irene Klose of Whiting, and the fol-
HONOlt MISS MKIKLE. Mrs. W. H. Gostlin, jr., wil entertain Miss Agnes Meikle and a group of her friends at an afternoon party today at her home in Carroll street. Mrs Gostlin's sister, Miss Florence Tngraham of Ithaca, X. V. and Miss Meikle's house guests, Miss Adele Allbright of louisville, Ky. and Miss Mary Ibach will be the guests from a distance.
WEDDIXG AX1VERSAHV, The Rev. and Mrs. Floyd H. Adams
Mvere delightfully surprised fat their
home In Williams street last evening when the members of the Amona and Agogga classes of the First Baptist church met with them to celebrate their fifteenth wedding anniversary. The gift from the two classes was a beautiful cut crystal water- set. Mr. and Mrs. Adams received many pretty glfts from friends in remembrance of the day. Mr. F. A. Stakemiller, superintenwent of the Sunday school made
a short presentation speech and both Mr. and Mrs. Adams responded reviewing the pleasant time spuent in Hammond. Mrs. Horton played a pretty violin solo and there was a vocal duett by Mrs. Wesley Bashore and Mrs. Charles Gruen. The two ' numbers were thoroughly enjoyed. After thel
program there were contests and various games. A glass fruit bowl was awarded Mr. Adams, who was the winner in the word contest. In -the drawing contest 'Mr. Dowdell won the honors. "Untying Knots" was a contest in which only the men competed and Mr. J. U. Jones won the honors. A dainty two course luncheon' was served after the games. There were tiftyseven class members in attendance during the evening.
A CHURCH SKKV1CK. Tomorrow being Ascension day there will be a celebration of the Holy Communion in St. Paul's Episcopal
church at half after seven and at nine o'clock. AX ENTERTAINMENT. Miss Beth White of Chicago will give an 'entertainment at the First Congregational church In Gostlin street, Thursday evening. May 16th under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society. Miss White Is a reader and
SOCIAL NEWS FOR THCRSDAV. Mr. Henrietta Iluber rtll entertain the members of the Good Will C lub at her home In Truman avenue Thnmdif afternoon. Mm. J. IJu train at her home In Michigan avenue will entertain the nrmltera of the fern Leaf Line Club Thursday afternoon. The director of the Hammond Settlement. House will meet at three o'clock Thursday afternoon In the Settlement House In lilmbaeh aenue for the tranaaetlon of bach avenue for the tranaaetlon of A meeting of the members of William H. Calklna W. It. C. No. -IX "HI take place Tbumday afternoon In I. O. O. f Hall la State street.
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SfiWBPv&S DEPOSITORS ARE PMD THREE PER CENT BR1TEESEST
will be entertained by Mrs. James Boyer at her home in East Carroll
street Thursday afternoon. It will be
the first social meeting of the members following the organization of th
club two weeks ago.
JLodge Assemblies
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A. TURNER,
has a large class In elocution, here. She has given the programs at several entertainments, and has become a favorite with Hammond audiences. MOTHERS' MEETING. The Lincoln school Mother's Club will hold the last meeting of this school year, on Monday evening. May 20,1912 at 7:30 o'clock. A fine musical program wil be given. Misa Virginia Brooks will deliver an address and Miss Blanche Kennedy, one of the teachers in the eighth grade, will give a reading. A large attendance of mothers and fathers is very much de
sired. MRS. C. E. LAWRENCE. Pres. FLORENCE MILLER, Sec. A THIMBLE PART V. Miss Gertrude Herbst entertained
the girls of the N. N. "lifsbroidery Club at her home in South "hohman street
last evening.? The guests spent the hours with their needle work until ten
o clock when a dainty two course luncheon was served. Next Tuesday evening, May 21st the young women
will be entertained by the Misses
Klein at their home in Conkey avenue.
ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. Pedro was played progressively by the members of the ' Fleurdelis Club who were Invited to meet with Mrs. Smith at her home in Sibley street last evening. The game progressed at three tables. Mrs. Charles Luthman won the first honors and prizes were also won by Mrs. Fred Kraiowetz and Mrs. Smith. The consolation prize was awarded to Mtb. H. O. Young. Painty refreshments were served after the games. Mrs. Henrietta Huber wil entertain the ladles of the club at her home in Truman avenue next Tuesday evening.
MEET TO SEW. The Ladies of the Knights of Colum
bus will meet in the parlors of St. Margaret's hospital this afternoon to sew. A great deal of work has "bean outlined and it is desired that many members are present during the afternoon. MEET WITH MRS. STIVER. The members of the Baptist Worn-
jen's Union will meet at the home of
airs. j. a. stiver. 451 May street Thursday afternoon and be entertained by the members of the social department. A TOWEL SHOWER. S Honoring Miss Eleanor Mandernoch whose marriage to Oren Busby will he solemnized June '10th. Mrs. George Engle entertained a number of friends at a towel shower last evening at her home near Dolton, 111. The bri'le-
elect received twelve beautiful- linen towels as gifts. Miss Luella Engel entertained the guests with several readings and music was a pleasant feature 'of the evening. In the con
tests the prizes were won by Mrs. C. Kane, Miss Eleanor Mandernoch, V. "A.
OConnell and T. McCarthy. At the
conclusion of the games a supper was served. The guests from Hammond drove to and from Dolton. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. Kane, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Muller, Mr. and Mrs. P. CTConnell. Mr. and Mrs. D. McCarthy. Mrs. Ed Beirger, Mrs. Mathlda Mandernoch and Miss Eleanor Mandernoch of Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Balzingcr, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Engel and the Misses Luella and Henrietta
Engel of Chicago.A CHl'RCH SERVICE. Services commemorating the ascension of Christ will be conducted in German at the Evangelical lmmanuel church Thursday evening, May 16th st 7:30 o'clock. An offering will be taken for the benefit of the church. MEETING WAS POSTPONED.
This week's meeting of the Standard Bearers has been postponed until Friday evening. May 24th. when Miss Kathrlne Switzer will entertain the young women at her home In Russell street. MRS. BOYER A HOSTESS. The members of the Maywood Club
Atthe regular bi-monthly meeting
of Progressive Court No. 166 Tribe of
Ben Hur held last evening In the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street several business matters ojf interest were
disposed of. Two delegates were chosen to represent the Hammond
Court at the dedication, of the neui Home office at Crawf ordsvllle, Ind. next Tuesday and Wednesday May 21-
Mrs. J. S. Wilhelm and Mrs. Frank
Grove will be the representatives. Mr. J. S. Wilhelm who was a delegate
to the recent convention at W'abash, Ind. gave an interesting report of the meeting. Arrangements were made for quite an important session to take place In two "weeks, Tuesday, May 2Sth. After the business meeting a social hour was enjoyed. About thijty-five members of Hammond Temple No. .73 Pythian Sisters will go to Michigan City tomorrow to attend the annual district convention. They will meet at the South Shore lnterurban station and take the 9:38 car. Representatives will be present from every Temple in the district. Hebron, Morocco, Chesterton, Westville, Rensselaer, Brook, Whiting. Lowell, Michigan City, Laporte and Hammond Temples will he represented at the
meeting. Mrs. Lydia Roser of Richmond, Ind., th Grand Chief and Mrs. Beatrice Brownell of Lowell, the district deputy will be among the district and State oicers present. The afternoon session will be devoted almost entirely to ritualistic and gen
eral convention work. n the evening there will be an address, by Mrs. Roser. The initiatory and staff work will be done by members of the Hammond Temple. .There was no meeting of the mem-, bers of the True Kindred last evening. Next Tuesday evening the members will meet in I. O. O. F. Hall in Slate street and follow their usual business and social program. 1 A May dancing party will be given by the members of Court Leurs C. O. F. this evening in DaPron's dancing
I academy in State street. During; one
of the intermissions in the program of dances a May pole dance will be given
rby the chldren of All Saints Catholic
school. The members of Triumph Council No. 11 D. of L. will have a social session this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hattie Ray in W?est Hammond and entertain a number of their friends. A pedro party will be given by th members of the G. I. A. to the B. of L. E. Thursday evening. May 16th in the Moose hall in State street. The invitation to attend is extended the public.
ter, Mrs. Carl Thomas for several weeks. The Misses Elizabeth Wagenknerht, LeMyra Gillis and Belva Burt were entertained by friends in Gary lat evt-ning. Miss Kathryn Desmond of Stats Line street attended a party given by friends in Chicago last evening. Mrs. M. Heyler of Chicago visited friends in Hammond today on her way to Michigan City. Word was received in Hammond today that Miss Hasel Kussmaul is very ill at her home In Huntington, Ind. She has been suffering from rheumatism for several weeks. . Mrs. Harry Carr is very 111 at a Chicago hospital and will submit to an operation this afternoon. Mrs. Carr was formerly Miss Cecelia Hassa of Hammond. Coney Island Park, Burnham, 111., opens Sunday, May 19. Good music and
dancing. Fish dinners a specialty. 14-5t
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Roy Warren Better. Roy Warm, who has been at St Margaret's hospital In a critical condition for the past two months as a result of a bullet wound in his leg, is reported gradually recovering this morning and the attending physicians and his many friends are expecting a speedy recovery.. At times his condition was critical and slight hopes ware given for his recovery, as gangrene set in on account of the loss of blood supply in his leg and It was found necessary to amputate his foot above the ankle. The gangrene gradually worked higher up, but It Is now thought that they will be able to save the rest of his leg.
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Miss Jessie MacLeod , 410 Cedar street returned home this morning after a week's visit with Miss Margaret Freyman at her home in Plymouth, Ind. Mrs. Viola Smiley of Conkey avenue will leave for Knoxville. Tenn.. this evening to be the guest of-her daugh-
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Lots Hear Schlcssingor Steel Plant at Bargain Prices This Week We have some fine lots for sale only three blocks from the Schlessinger Steel Company's new plant. We are selling these lots from $200.00 up. You can pay a small amount down and the balance in easy monthly payments. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. We also have two fine lots, corner Winslow and Torrence Avenue, only two blocks from the new plant, which we are offering at a bargain price for cash. Also a new six-room cement block house, all modern improvements, with three lots on Chicago Avenue, at the special bargain price of $2,800.00. HERE IS YOUR CHANCE SEE US AT ONCE. International Realty Co.; Inc. Real fcistate and Insurance 508 HAMMOND BUILD1NO HAMMOND, INDIANS
DAILY FREIGHT EXPRESS SERVICE THE HAMMOND-GARY TRANSFER AND EXPRESS COMPANY CO-OPERATING VYITH THE s HASTINGS EXPRESS COMPANY Office -124 State Street. Phone 678 Freight House 264 Michigan Ave. Phone 679 Gary Supply Co., Gary. . Phone 1300 Route your shipments via Hastings Express.
FRANK SIDENTOPF Announces the purchase of WEIGEND'S FANCY BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN STORE 645 South Hohman St. ' Hammond. ' Phone 1522 The new proprietor will cater to the best trade and invites the public to come in and inspect his new line of Delicacies.