Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 283, Hammond, Lake County, 20 May 1912 — Page 2

THE TUXES.

Monday, May 20, 1912.

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A SIRI'RISE PARTY. . Last Thursday evening a number of oungr people met at the home of Miss Jeannette. Scherer in South Hohmnn street, and gave a surprise party in her honor. The evening was passed enjoyably with contests and music after which a three course luncheon was served. The guests were Mr. and. Mrs. J. A. llohllng, the Misses Irene "Wolf, Emma Vanderhoof, Marguerite Kohl, Folrence Fromer, Marie Johansen, Irene Clover, Mlorence Zurn, Agnes Kolb, Frances Will, Lulu Northup, Kathrine BieSer, Dolly Tatton, Kittle Trimble, Marie Hess, Ethell A poll. Anna Scherer, Jeannette Scherer, Carolyn Scherer, Margaret Scherer, Messrs. Clure Burpe, Allan O'Rourke, Thomas Stack, Harley L,ocklin, Ralph Young, John Kennedy, Claude Ruschli, LaVern Uace, Pan Ede. Joe RUketts AVilliam Flyn , Elmer Mandernuch. Archie Smith of East Chicago,' lerald Carroll, George Race, Fred Clover, Clarence Kussmaul, Ed Sherby and 'George Rohllng." AS ICE CREAM. The members of the senior class of the Hammond high school gave an ice cream social last Saturday at the Central building and realized a nice sum which will be used for class expenses during commencement week. The hours for serving continued during the afternoon and evening. Tables were arranged on the lawn where the guests were served during the afternoon but on account of the threatening weather. later in the day, the large school hall was the scene of the so cial. A nilllXiE I.LXCHKO.V. Mrs. Charles Blake fwas hostess at a luncheon and bridge party at the Ridge Country Club In Morgan Park last Saturday. She entertained In compliment to Miss Margaret Blake who will soon leave for Europe to spend the summer months. A number of Miss Blake's friends In Hammond were guests at the party. Among the guests wereMrs. F. D. McElroy, Miss Eames, Miss Emily Crosby, Miss Estelle Bauer, Miss Oral Shunk, Miss Edith Stevens. Miss Grace Houk and Miss Margaret Blake. A HAYRACK PARTY AND IAXCE. A number of Hammond young people will drive to Hessville tomorrow evening for a dancing party. After the program of dances refreshments will be served. The affair is anticipatr.fcd 'with trrea 4eal-of pleasure. I A CONCERT. - Some. f the best talent in Hammond has been secured for the concert to bo .given at the First Presbyterian church in South Hohman street next Thursday evening. May 23rd. A . solost from Pekin, 111., and a reader from Chicago .will give several numbers on the program. The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the church. , MRS. Git. LETT A HOSTESS. Mrs. John H. Gillett entertained the members of the Columbia Club at a very pretty party last Saturday afternoon at her home in South Hohman street. In company with the members, Mrs. Gillett entertained Mrs. M. Louisa Woods and Mrs. George A. A. Mason. Euchre was played during the afternoon and the game progressed at four tables. Mrs. F. S. Bets scored high arid waSawarded the first honors and the second honors were won by Mrs. W. E. Russell. A luncheon was served at four-thirty o'clock; The table was beautifully appointed and bouquets of jonquils were used among the decorations. No announcement was made of the next meeting. PARENTS CLl'B MERTIXG. A very attractive program has been arranged for the meeting of the ParSociety Women Gray or Faded Hair Does Not Match a Graceful form and Handsome Face. Beautiful hair natural colored every woman wants it every woman can nave it. li s a simple matter. Just get a , bottle of HAY'S HAIR HEALTH today. Vse it regularly and you'll not be troubled with gray hair or distressing Dandruff that's so annoying and irritating. HAY'S HAIR HEALTH is just us good for men as well. Kaufmann & Wolf and Mlnas Co.sell it for Rflc. or $1.00 and will give ynnr mnneybark if it's not satisfactory.

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SOCIAL SEWS FOR TCESDAV.

The Misses Klria nill hare as their guests Tuesday evening at their home In Conkey avenue, the members of the X. Jf. Embroidery Club. Mm. Henrietta Huber will entertain the members of the Kleunlclls Club at her home In Truman avenue. Tuesday evening. - The members of the Ideal Book Club Will he entertained by Mrs. Alva A. Toons- at her home la Clumet avrnut-, Tuesday evening. A meeting of the members of Kermanla Rebeekah Lodge will take place Tuesday evening la I. O. o. Hall In State street. ' ents' Club of the Lincoln school which will be held this evening in the school hall In Gostlin street. It will be the last meeting of the school year and a large attendance of the membership is expected. The following is the program: Piano Solo Fenton Zuver Folg Game Room 8 Duett Frances and Frank Prohl Game Kindergarten Children Recitation Alice Blockl Violin Solo Wilfred Lohse Drill Six B-s Duett.... Mr. and Mrs. John Powell, Jr. Reading Miss Kennedy Piano Solo Alice Kummer Address Miss Virginia Brooks Piano Solo. . .Trofessor Clark Learning LAST MEETIXti OF THE YEAR. A meeting of the Parents Club of the Lafayette school will take place Tuesday afternoon in the school hall in Calumet avenue. It will be the last meeting of the school year. After the program there vrill be a social hour and refreshments will be served. A gqoup of children will give a drill. "The Crowning of the May Queen" and other numbers on the program will be

a song by Master Charles Dickson andtained the members of the Junior En-

a reading by Miss Ethel Hirsch. A MISSION 4RV MEETING. The members of the Woman's For eign Missionary Society of the First M. E. church will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Henry Burk,' 32 Carroll street, Tuesday afternoon. May 21st. AN AFTERNOON PARTY! v ' The members if the. Woman's Auiliary to the University Club will meet Tuesday afternoon. May 21st in the University Club rooms in South Hohman street and be entertained by Mrs. Allan T. Graham, Mrs. Malcolm Cleve land and Mrs. M. Louisa Woods. The guests will spend the afternoon playing bridge whist. A SOCIAL SESSION. The mebers" of the Presbyterian Social Club will meet Tuesday instead of Thursday evening of this week in the parlors o fthe church in South Hohman street. Miss Blanche Howell will be hostess at the meeting. MEETING IS POSTPONED. The meeting of the Jewish Ladies' Aid Society has been postponed from Wednesday, May 22nd' to Wednesday afternoon. May 29th when Mrs. M. 1 Rubin will entertain the members at her home, 353 Sibley street. ANNl'AL SOCIAL MEETING. A pleasant day was spent by the members of the literature committee of the Hammond Woman's Club at the home of Mrs. A. Van Steenburg in Lansing, 111. Saturday. For the past few years, the annual social meeting of the literature committee has been held at the home of Mrs. Van Steenburg and delightful times have always been reported. Forty-two mem' bers met at the Presbyterian church Saturday morning and drove to Lan sing jn automoDiies. a two course picnic luncheon was served soon after the' guests arrived at tjhe Van Steenburg home. Mrs. R. ' O. Winckler, chairman of the committee called a buiness meeting early lh the afternoon and several matters of Importance were disposed of. The committee presented the program for next year. It was accepted subject to any change suggested by the new officers. The election of officers was the important feature of the afternoon and it resulted as follows: Chairman, Mrs. Ralph W. Ross; vice chairman, Mrs. George Summers of Indiana Harbor, Mrs. E. S. Cooper, secretary and treasurer. , The members were delightfully entertained during the hours following the business- meeting. "Charades" and Phone 678 Phone 679 Phone 1300 via Hastings Express.

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Here Is a striking one-piece frock developed in biscuit-colored linen. It is built on slender, semi-fitting lines and decorated with large peari buttons. The pointed collar is of tan tissue eponge. The square collar and vest of linen are embroidered in white and tan. other games were featuyres of the social hour and several of the members entertained with musical numbers. It was five o'clock when the members returned to Hammond. Mrs. Frances Kingsley, and Mrs. W, H. Gostlin, Jr. served as chairmen of the transportation committee and Mrs. Charles Wilson and Mrs. Harry Votght served on the refreshment committee. MEET IN CHIBCH PARLORS. Miss Flora Kline delightfully enterdeavor Society of the First Presbyterian church in the parlors ' of the church in South Hohman street last Saturday afternoon. About thirty young people met to play games and 'listen to a short musical and literary program. After the program dainty refreshments were served. ... WILL PLAY PEDRO. Pedro . will ' be played by the- memberaf tb-Fleurdelis Club .who have been Invited' the meet with Mrs." Henrietta Huber at her home in Truman avenue, Tuesday evening. A THIMBLE PARTY. The Mises Klein will entertain the young women of the N. N. Embroidery Club at a thimble party Tuesday evening at their home in Conkey avenue. WILL MEET Tl'ESDAYi At her home In Calumet avenue, Mrs. Alva A. Young will entertain the members of the Ideal Book Club Tuesday evening at one of their bi-monthly study meeings. " A BUSINESS MEETING. An important meeting of the alumni association of the Hammond high

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school will take place this evening In the kindergarten room ;of the Central building.' Final arrangements, will be made for the annual-banquet. Wilbur D. Nesbit of Chicago will be the principal speaker at the "banquet. A COMMITTEE MEETING. Mrs. Henry Burk of Carroll street Is at home today to the members of the history committee of the Hammond Woman's Club. The members will arrange their course of study for next year. Mrs. Mortimer Gates of Webb strict

and Mrs. Charles Daugherty of Crown Point left for OSwasso, Mich. this morning where their father is very 111. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hirsch and daughters, Clarice and Edna, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fox and Miss Beatrice Hansen returned to Hammond last evening after visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lautman and family at their home in Michigan City, other guests at the Lautman home were Mrs. Cohen and Mrs. Posner of Chicago, formerly the Misses Helen and Myrtle Lautman. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sheffield are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob, at their home, in Ruth street, before leaving for their new home in Jackson, Mich. Mrs. P. A. O'Connell of South Hohman street spent the past week end with her parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Wells, at their home, in Hanna, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harnington entertained Mr. and Mrs. Fox of East Chicago and Miss Edith Harrington of Englewood, at their home, in May street, Sunday. Lodge Assemblies An important meeting of the members of Opal Hive No. 896 L. O. T. M. M. will take place Tuesday afternoon in I. O. O. F. Hall in State street. Among the visitors will be the Field Deputy from Paw Paw, Mich. There will be initiation of candidates. A very enjoyable meeting of the Hammond Chapter of Eastern Stars took place Saturday evening In the K of P. Hall in South Hohman street. After the business meeting refresh mentswere served and an hour, was spent pleasantly in a social way. ' The members arranged for their next meeting to be held in two weeks on Saturday evening. Several members of the Hammond Chapter are planning to attend a meeting at South Chicago tomorrow evening. "The invitation to attend was extended the members of the Hammond. Whiting and East Chi cago Chapters. The Grand Matron of Illinois will be entertained at the meeting. ' The re'gu'lar weekly meeting of Dor cas Rebeekah Lodg was held lsst Saturday evening in I. O. O. F. Hall in State street. There were a number cf members present who remained after the business meeting to enjoy a social hour. -V Vs WEALTH AND BEAUTY.""-' '" Lack of appetite In a child usually indicates a lack of necessity. Try lying onathe left side for twenty minutes to relieve indigestion. Lime water and sweet oil mixeft In equal parts is a splendid application for burns. Three prime essentials in the nursery are fresh air, good food and pure wa ter. Milk will n6t quench an infant's thirst. Give it pure ' water at regular intervals. If six or eight drops of spirits of camphor In a littl wjtter are given to a child, having been exposed to a cold it will often prevent the cold from developing. Tender feet should be bathed in alum A ' n 'J . r. 4. f, ",VW ft 1 s ; and

BEVERAGES. A well-known writer on medleal topic tells ua the following t "J would 'especially recommend the dally use of dial tiled water or buttedmllk ,for the aged as a plentiful beverage, because of the Increase of calcareous deposlta with the advancing years, and the 4 accumulation of too much earthly aalts In the tissues and bones.

Kuen foreign matters are detrl- d menial, mm they bring on premature senility by destroying the elasticity of the blood veanela and A Interfering with the strength and with the circulation. Distilled wnter bathes the . living tissues, snatches tip obstructions to growth and activity, eliminates poisons, and gives to the body the freshness And vigor of youth. It cannot abstract any formed matter from living tlssnesy bnt In vigorates and energise It by removing waste matter which, In the -very nature of things, obstracta 4 healthy activity nnd development. s It Is one of the most powerful solvents, acting directly upon the calcareous deposits left In the artertea and joints by the use of rn-vr water heavily Impregnated with lime, dissolving and ellmln- s d atlng It from the ajatrni, and la of very great benefit in coses of 4 rhcumatlnm." There are several d d distilling devices on the market, s d of more or less value, which can be used In the family, as, In d many cases, the distilled water 4 eonld not otherwise be obtained, or would eoat too much for the d average purse. Distilled water la 4 notflltered water. water. If colored holsery is worn have the soles and heels white. Tender feet are made more sensitive by the dyes used in the stockings. Attain correct carriage one must Walk erectly and to achieve this there is nothing better than trying to walk with a book or simHar article on the head. This is sure to keep one from developing the swaying of the body more to the one side than the other. Stays hat force the opposite, of this rule shoajd be discarded and destroyed, for they are not fit to wear. If they work against the -erectness of the carriage they are really a menace to the health. Throw out your chest. Better to have people say that you are so straight you appear to be falling over backward than to be round shouldered in appearance, if not In fact. CHICAGO DOCTOR ELOPES TO HUB Chicagoans go to Crown Ptto Wed so as to Escape Elaborate Ceremony. ' , (Special tor The Times.) Crown Point, Ind., May 20. Modesty, born of mature years, was the reason ascribed for the elopement and marriage Saturday at Crown Point of Dr. H. Alfred Gunther, a Chicago clubman, and Mrs. Caroline Hellman, 549 East Thirty-fourth street. Dr. Gunther is a widower, having been divorced from his former wife, who was Miss May Colbelt, several years ago. The wedding party, which included two intimate friends of the couple, drove to Crown Point in an automobile. Judge Harry Nicholson performed the ceremony, following which Dr. and Mrs. Gunther disappeared, refusing to give their destination. Bride's Sister Not Present. Mrs. Julius Schiller, a sister of the bride, was not present, although Mrs. Hellman had made her home at the Schiller residence. "You maycall it an elopement if you wish," said Dr. K. E. Dodge, partner of Dr. Gunther, last Saturday night. "While their friends in Chicago did not know they were to bo married Saturday, the doctor and Mrs. Hellman had been friendly for a long time, and every one expected the match. They came to Crown Point because they thought they were past the age of celebrating widely such an occasion. EAST GARY. Mrs. K. Crisman and Mrs. S. Link were Gary shoppers Friday. Miss Elsie Sliort of Michigan City is visiting her sister, Mrs. "William Wolfe. J. McDonald of Logansport Is spending a few days at the home of his brother, F. McDonald. -A. Patterson and daughter Bertha of Chicago are guests at the ratterson home here. Miss Elsie Christiansen was a Gary visitor Friday. John Becker and sister of South Chicago spent the week end at the Schneider home. Miss Pearl Reich of Crisman visited with Miss Mabel Crisman over Sunday. Mrs. A. Blaemire of Gary was a byslness visitor in town Saturday. Miss Esther Schelin of South Chicago is visiting with Miss Josephine. Miss Grace Emblin of Chicago was a guest over Sunday of the Misses Linda and Edna Peterson. Emit and Edward Llbjeblad and Miss Clara Rindel of Chicago were guests at the Hazelgreen home over Sunday. TOLLESTON. Mrs. J. J. Roberts was a Chicago visitor yesterday. ' Mrs. P. Mayhew of Clark Station visited with friends here today. ueraia .fninips is visiting wun i friends in Lafayette for a few weeks. I Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Harms and chil- j dren are visiting with relatives In Griffith for a few days. Walter Jury of East Gary was a visitor here today. - Siiss E. Lemp returned to Chicago to-

MONEY TO LOAN. Application blanks for loans in the Home, Building, Loan & Savings Association "can now be had at the Citizens German National bank, at the office of James K. Stinson and at the office of John D. Smalley. Loans from $300 to J10.000 on residence or business property. - 20-tt A. H. TAPPER, President. JOHN D, SMALLEY. Sec.

John D. Rockefeller. . There are vast numbers of people In the United States who ar resting under the impression the mistaken impression, iet us hasten to say that John D. Rockefeller spends all of his waking moments in doing just . these two thiags; plotting and planning the destruction of independent oil companies, and writing checks for tho Chicago University. To all such we arise to announce that there is another side to Mr. Johndee. He plays golf. He enjoys golf. Ha loves golf. He is a golf fiend. If there were any doubt about this It would be dissipated by a glance at the above picture, wherein the eminent financier is seen hard atrork on the links. day after a few days visit with Mrs. L. Marks. L Lent of Chicago is visiting with relatives here. J. Normandt was a business visitor in Chicago today. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Goldberg and children spent Sunday in Chicago. Mrs. S. E. Cchard and son of Hobart are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A Tschabold. Mrs. W. Hamilton was a Chicago-visitor Saturday. . Miss Ida Kline Visited with friends in .Chicago over Sunday. . -i .- - PATENT YOUR IDEAS and make I -"0 rscc soon GET THEM' Money flUtM rfAIFwAh as v ttft. a bk advk ntn en wmcs $nrri to-ay tmm WIS) nt JOSHUA R. H POTTS SOSSASt. W..H..1,.. p.c - ui aasoiisi s.pn i iin ss. VAtlTED-50

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FRANK SIDENTOPF M Announces the purchase of WEIGEND'S FANCY BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN STORE 645 South Hohman Sty . 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. .

"1 HAMMOND. PHONE 232 MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY' Knight's Musical Revue His Nibbs and Nibblelfs k A Furious Frolic of Fun with a Host of Lovely Girls SAME LOW PRICES COMING THURSDAY , JOHNNIE FOGARTY The Manicure Girls I 1

Phone 1529 Day and Night L P. Collins Physician and Surgeon Hours: 8-10 a. m. 1-4 p. m. 7-8 prm. 251 Hohman St. Hammond, Ind.

$1 M SOUTH BEND vl.tU AND RETURN VIA SOUTH SHORE LINES 1 FROM Hammond and East Chicago MAY 2122 ACCOUNT . V v Indiana State G. A. R. Encampment v Grand Parade May 22. Tickets good going on all trains, good returning May 23rd H. C. GROLIAN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon 402 Hammond Building Phone?, Bet., 242; Office, 203 . TBS TIMES IS TRYING HARD TO MERIT THE SUCCESS IT HAS ACHIEVED. GIRLS AT ONCE