Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 286, Hammond, Lake County, 23 May 1912 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Thursday. May 23, 1912-
MU.O-HIMH ACH SIPTIALS. i Mr. and Mn. George Rlmbac are on their weddins trip. They will spend several days with friends and relative In Southern Indiana and on their return to Hammond will be at home with the bride's mother, Mrs. Mary F. Malo, 3S6 Cedar street. The marrlase of Miss Elizabeth Malo and Georsre Rlmbach was solemnized last evening, at six o'clock at . the home of the bride's mother. The Rev. W. P Switier, jHStor of the First M. K church officiated. usinK the ring ceremony. In the bride's party were little Irene Malo, Miss Birdie Malo and Miss Day Malo. The proom's only attendant was his brother Harry Rlmbach. There was a reception after the reading of the marriage service. A sup- , per was served forty friends and rela-i
tives of the bridal couple during; the hours of the reception. A SiOCII. SKSSIOX. A very enjoyable meeting of the Ladies of the Knights of Columbus occurred yesterday afternoon in the "K. of
C. club rooms in South Hohraan street.! The members met to play pedro and ( after several games the honors were, awarded to Mrs. P. Halfmsn. The sec-I ond prise was won by Mrs. Frank Baker and the consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Lawrence Long. The j
next social meetintr wm tane place in two weeks. HOLD WEEKLY MEETING. The weekly meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the First Congrega-j ttonal church took place yesterday afternoon In the church parlors in Gostlin ' street. The entire afternoon was spent with sewing and quilting and a j
great deal of work was accomplished. Next Wednesday afternoon the members will meet In the church parlors for another work meeting. PROGRAM IS AXXOl'XCED. A delightful program has been arranged for the entertainment of the members of the Parents Club of the
SOCIAL JfEH'8 FOR FRIDAY. Mrs. Walter Hammond Trill entertain the snemHera of the Alpha Phi Club at a thimble party Friday afternoon at ber home In South Hohman street. There villi be a meeting of the members of William II. Calkins W. R. C. o. Z4S Friday afternoon. In I. O. O. V. Hall In State street. The Parents Club of the Irving school will have Its last meeting of the year Friday evening in the ichool hall. Miss Kathrine Swltter will entertain the Standard Bearers at her home In Russell street Friday evening. A meeting of the members of Hammond Temple No. 73 Pythian Sisters will take place Friday evening in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street.
Prof. R. E. Parnell Magnetic Healer Rimbacii Bldg. Room 22. HAMMOND, INDIANA.
HAMMOND GARDENS AUCTION Next Sunday 2 P. M., May 26 The weather spoiled our last sale one more chance only to buy these lots at auction. Columbia Avenue, six blocks south of Standard Steel Gate. Take So. Hchman Street car, get oft at Columbia avenue. Automobile meets cars. $500 PER MONTH OR A DOLLAR A WEEK PAYS FOR A LOT, Beautiful Presents Given Away Free. FRAICTIOSEER SALES MANAGER. Central Investment and Realty Co. Payments made at Lake County Savings & Trust Company.
Irving school who attend the meeting Friday evening in the school hall. It will be the last meeting of the school year. Ices and cake will be served during the social hour. The following
is the program:
Selection High School Orchestra
Quartette Messrs. Fuller,
Vivian, J. W. and J. O. .Thompson
riano Solo Mrs. C. B. Stiver
Vocal Duett Mr. and Mrs. Whitton
Reading Miss Ruth Webster Violin Selection...,. ...Paul Davis Piano Solo Mrs. Smith Gymnastics .Eight Boys Talk Mrs. Davis, president of club
MRS. BTEINECK A HOSTESS. At her home, 422 Truman avenue
Mrs. E. G. Stelneck very pleasantly en
tertained the members of the Woman's Guild of St. .Paul's Episcopal church yesterday afternoon. There were
many In attendance. Following thv!
business meeting a pleasant time was spent socially. Mrs. Steineck served
her guests with dainty refreshment
during the social hour. Arrangements were made to hold the next meeting In the guild room and Mrs. Erick Lund
will be hostess.
A BLSISESS MEETING. There was a large attendance of members at the meeting of the De
borah Society of the First Christian church yesterday afternoon. The meeting was held In the parlors of tfca church In Calumet avenue. During the business meeting plans were made to hold an all day session next Wednesday, May 29th. The committee of which Mrs. Granger" is chairman will have charge of the meeting and serve a dinner to the public at noon. The meeting yesterday was the first to be held In ' several weeks on account of the convention and several matters of interest to the members were discussed.
PRETTY FROCK IN EMBROIDERED LINEN
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Here Is a pretty frock In plain and embroidered linen. The, lower section of the skirt Is mounted in shallow pressed plaits.
members ask that all who have papers to contribute please notify the secre
tary of the society, Mrs. J. C. Graves
At the meeting next Wednesday aft
ernoon, Mrs. Kline and Mrs. Kloots
will be hostesses.
AID SOCIETY MEETS. Mrs. Charles Wilson and Mrs. Homer Postalwaite were hostesses at the meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon in the parlors of ths church in South Hohman street. Plans for serving the alumni banquet on the evening of June 7th were made and announcement was also made of the newspaper sale. A wagon will be sent around Saturday, May 25th to collect all old papers and magazines. The
FRANK SIDENTOPF Announces the purchase. of WEIGEND'S FANCY BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN STORE 64'd 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.
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An all-the-year Around Necessity '
77 CREAM V 7 ?5NO SO V L COMPLETELY . K.X .removes ..tfF 7 A
Completely removes odors from perspiration. Positively will not parch the skin nor soil the clothing. At All Drug and Department Stores
A THIMBLE PARTY.
Friday afternoon the members of the Alpha Phi Club will be entertained by Mrs. Walter Hammond at her home in South Hohman street. Mrs. Hammond
will entertain at a thimble party. A MARRIAGE AXXOl CEMKXT,
The marriage of Miss Marie Hansen:
formerly of Hammond, to Howard B.
Easter occurred at six o'clock last evening at the rectory of St. John's Episcopal church of Pierre, South Dakota. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Roberts. Miss Elizabeth
Allen attended the bride and Charles Cousins was best man, the only other
witnesses of the ceremony being Mr, and. Mrs. Porter, the Rev. and ' Mrs
Roberts and Miss Applegate, all ef Pierre, 8. D. Folowing the ceremony, a dinner and receptlnon was given at the residence of Mrs. Porter at which a
number of guests were entertained in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Easter. Later In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Easter left
for Mr. Easter's ranch near Van Meter,
8. D.
Mrs. Easter is a graduate of the Hammond high school and was at one
time a teacher in the Lafayette school
Later she attended the University of Wisconsin where she received library training and was librarian of both the
Hammond and Crown Point libraries,
During the past two years while home
steading In South Dakota Mrs. Easter
has been engaged as a teacher In the
Capa schools. Mrs. Easter will arrive in Hammond the latter part of June for
an extended visit with her mother and
sisters, Mrs. Mary Hansen and Bertha
and Beatrice .Hansen at therr home, 11
Rimbach avenue.
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.'
A number of the school friends of
Edwin Ray met at the home of Ms
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Ray, 1 State street yesterday and gave
surprise party In his honor. The party was given to celebrate his twelfth
birthday anniversary and he received
gifts In remembrance of the day. Th
hours from four to six o'clock wsr
spent pleasantly with games and con
tests after which a luncheon was serv
ed. The refreshments were served in
two courses. Among the guests at th
party were Doris and Nellie Meyers
Marion Dietrich, Pearl and Dell
Laatsch, Madallne Wilson, Clara Bran
nan, Margaret Fromm, Maria Bchults,
Helen Mocks, Ruth and Helen Ken
nedy, Caroline Hess, Florence Wilson,
Harriet Yaeger, Eaton Becker, John Stevens, Warren Newman, Ernest Anderson, Paul Davis, Peter Schneider, Merle Bowman, Richard Mocks and Edwin Ray. A DANCING PARTY. A number of the members of the Hammond Motor Boat Qlub and their friends met In the club rooms in Calumet avenue last evening and spent a pleasant few hours. Dancing was the feature of the evening. The program continued until ten-thirty o'clock when a "dutch lunch" was served. There were seventy guests at the party. Jt was announced that June 16th will be the annual "Opening Day" of the season. A BUSINESS MEETING. The Loyal Sons will meet at eight o'clock this evening at the First Christian church in. Calumet avenue. A BfSISESS MKKTIXG. ..The members of St. Paul's Lutheran League will meet In the school hall at the corner of Sibley street and Oakley avenue at 8 o'clock this evening. It will be a business jntettng and several,
Orpheum Theater
Hammond's Playhouse de Luxe.
Phone 232
TONITE AND UTIU SUNDAY.
BERG AND BAILEY Present JOHNNY FOGARTY In the Musical Comedy The Manicure Girls
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ALSO THREE BIG ACTS LAUGHLIN'S COMEDY DOG& LARKINS AND PEARL Rag Time Harmony. PAUL FLORUS Xylophone Soloist.
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business matters of Importance will b'
discussed.
MEETING WAS POSTPONED. Th meeting of the Jewish Ladies'
Aid society w.hleh was announced to take place yesterday afternoon, was postponed until Wednesday afternoon. May 2, when Mrs M. Rubin will entertain at hr home. 333 East Sibley street.
A qilET CEREMONY. Miss Margaret Klaussen and Joseph
Dieboldt were united in marriage yesterday. The ceremony was performed at St. Augstine'a Catholic church of Chicago. The Rev. B. Heldman, officiated using the ring ceremony f the church. Miss Kathrine Klaassen served as maid of honor and the groom's only attend was Mike Dieboldt. Th-
brlde wore a beautiful gown of white embroidered voille and a large white picture hat. She carried a bouquet of brides roses tied with shower knots of
white satin ribbon. Misa Klaussen
wore a dainty and pretty white lingerie gown and a white picture hat. Her flowers were pink kilarney ros?
After the ceremony which was
solemnised at eight-thirty o'clock a
wedding breakfast was served at the
new home of the bride and groom. 1047
W. 47th street, Chicago. Only the relatives were guests. It was a very
quiet wedding owing to th recent death of th groom's mother.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Dieboldt former
ly lived In Hammond and have many
friends here and throughout the county. They hare received many beauti
ful gifts. The announcement of ths
marriage of Miss Klaussen and Mr.
Dieboldt will bring them the best wishes and congratulations of many
friends.
CARD OF THANKS. Mrs. Austin J. Fitch and family wish
to thank their many friends and neighbors for the kindness, sympathy and floral offerings given them in their recent bereavement.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warman t their home in Highland street, a lit
tle daughter.
Miss Marlon Deming has returned to
her home In Carroll street after spending three weeks In Washington, D. G.
Miss Eunice Melkle returns! to Mil
waukee yesterday to resume her studies
at Downer seminary, after a few days' visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
F. Melkle. Miss Mftikle came to attend the marriage of her , sister. Miss Agnes Melkle, to Allan P. Twyman.
73, Pythian Sisters, will take place Frday evening, in the K. of P. hall, in South Hohman street. A social hour will follow the business meeting. The meeting of William H. Calkins' W. R. C, No. 248, has been postponed from Thursday to Friday afternoon of this week. The meeting will be held in I. O. O. F. hall, in State street.
"TEXAS TOMMY" HAD A NARROW ESCAPE Aurora, Elgin, one of the "Texas Tomnay" dancers with the Merry Manicure Girls at the Orpheum. starting this afternoon, had a narrow escape from death or serious injury while rehearsing on the stage-this morning. Miss Elgin is bounced about the stage by her partner with an abandon that is really thrilling. During the course of the dancQ Gordon, her partner, swings spinning for a distance of twenty fee-t. The young woman lost her balance and toppled over the footlights. The quick action of Barney Young, the orchestra leader, saved her from falling headlong into the orchestra pit. As a result of the accident the pair work further "up stage' "than formerly was their wont.
ILodge Assemblies
The regular business and social nro-
gram was followed by the members of
the Q. I. A. to the B. of L. E. at their
meeting yesterday afternoon In the K. of P. hall. In South Hohman street.
There were a number of members in at
tendance and they remained to enjoy a Short social session.
The members of Triumph council No.
11. D. of L-, invited their friends -fa meet with them this afternoon at the home of Mrs. MeCay, in Truman avenue. It is one of the tea parties at which the members have been entertaining this season. A meeting of Hammond Temple No. 73, Pythiaji Sisters, will take place Friday evening In the K. of P. hall, in South Hohman street. A social hour will follow the business meeting. A meeting of Hammond Temple No.
SELLS 15TH SCENARIO. . Mrs. Myrtle Champaign Wright. 60 Sibley street, who is making a success writing moving picture scenarios, has just sold "her fifteenth scenario, her lat
est effort, "The Miner's Lass," having been accepted by the Melies people of Santa Paula, Cal. "The Miner's Lass," picture has for
its feature scenes a miner's strike, which brings together miner's daugh ter and the son of the mine owner. Their romance brings about a termination of the strike, the girl acting as the spokesman for the miners. Some of Mrs. Wright's plays wiil be shown in Hammond after July 1st.
ARB YOU READIKG TTTK YIMKIt
MILLINERY SALE OPENING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT MRS. THORNES, 93 State St, Lowest Prices. Don't Miss This Opportunity.
GRAND BALL GIVEN BY POLISH LITHUANIAN CITIIKNS' CLUB OF EAST HAMMOND Sunday afternoon. May 26th, at J. Stadla's Hall, Morton Ave. Proceeds for the benefit of the church. Everybody welcome. Tickets 25 cents.
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"Wednesday, Mav
1912, I will open a firstclass Horse Shoeing and Blacksmith Shop; allwork guaranteed. I will locate at CALUMET AVENUE, 1 Block South of Nickel Plate R. R. THOS. JOHANNSEN
Undeniable Facts 1. When a retail jewelery house is successful there must be a good reason for it. 2. The goods must have merit. 3. The prices must be right. 4. The designs of the goods must be fascinating. 5. The mechanics employed must be the best. 6. The treatment to customers must be fair. 7. My success is admitted by all competitors. 8. Whenever this store gets a new customer it holds their good will and patronage.
Every customer is well enough 'pleased to refer their
9, 10,
friends to me.
My experience as a salesman for some of the largest
wholesale firms in the country gave me many valuable hints cn buying, which I use when selecting my stock. 11. My cu'ttorrers get the benefit of this experience by low prices and high quality. These statements have been proven to many people in Hammond and in the neighboring towns. Let me prove to you when selecting your gift for the June Bride and the Graduate. JOHN E. McGARRY THE JEWELER 599 S. Hohman St. Hammond, Ind.
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Double'. '-Coupons' ALL DAY Groceries Included.
(Except Flour and Sugar)
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HAMMOND'S GREATEST DEFT. STOHB
Water Sets Free in Premium Dept,
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Crystal Glass Water Set,
including tankard and six
glasses, fancy attractive
heavy cut designs and extra value.
Entire Set Given With 25.00 in Coupons
Friday's Grocery Bargains
FLOUR Washburn Crosby's Gold Medal, H-bbl. sack, 3 J2 U-bbl. sack, 1.58 -bbl. sack SUGAR Best Granulated,-with grocery order of 1.00 or more, Jmeat, butter or flour not included) .10 pounds
Strawberries. 4 Ck 2-quart boxes I HQ Minas Blend Coffee, best value in
Hammond, per pound
Fancy California Peaches, in good
syrup, 3-pound can
28c
In good 15c
mato 9c
18c
Pork and Beans, In heavy tomato
sauce, 3-pound can Fancy White Clover Honey, per comb..
Fancy Early June Peas or fir Tomatoes, 2 cans fcllC
CAN GOODS Choice of Sugar Corn, Green, Wax or Kidney Beans, Hominy or Pumpkin, dosen cans, 88q per can...... SOAP Kirk's American Family, Fels Naptha or U, S. Mall, with grocery order, 7 bars for.
80c 54c
21c
19c
Snider' Catsup, pint bottle Rockwood'i Breakfast Cocoa, 25c can
Fancy Red Raspberries, in heavy syrup, worth 25c,' f r per can hH
Fancy Messina Lemons, I large size, per dozen Fancy Full Cream Brick Cheese, per pound I Uw Dr. Price's or Royal Baking Pow
der, 1-pound can.
39c 71c 29c
Friday's Best Bargains
Liquid Veneer, one of the best pol
ishes on the market, 25c size, 20c
50c size, special
4JVV 40c
Garden Hose, 50-foot, coupled.
three-quarter, not guaranteed, special at......
2.35
Window Screens, adjustable, special at Screen Doors, 2.6x6.6, special at
18c
69c
Lunch Cloths, 36x36 hemmed, as-
ported patterns, good for outing
and picnic uses, each . . . ;
Percale, double fold, fast colors, 40 styles of light and darks to select from, yard f C
48c
Rajah All Silk, 27 inches wide, good weight for coats and AQ suits, special, yard 'tuC
Hair Nets, all colors, full size, (limit 6 to a customer) 3 for 5c Dressing Comb, aluminium 7 inches long, each. .q
48c
Barefoot Sandals, the kind with the elk sole that will outwear any
leather sole, sizes 5 to 11 and 12 to 2, sale price....
Girls White Nubuck Pumps, Xstrap and extra quality; the washable kind; sizes 11 to 2, worth 2.00 at 1.69 elzea 814 to n' worth 1.75, sale 4 A price I.45J
Men's Elk Shoes, with solid leather soles; makes an extra wearing
work shoe,-all sizes, sale price
1.69
Ladies' Fine Kid Juliets and Prince Alberts, make a comfortable house slipper; all sizes 3 to 8, OQfi sale price. yQij
Boys 50c Golf Caps, in light colors, special
25c
Men's 25o Carter & Holmes High Grade Half Hose, mostly 4 -j polka dots, special pair.... C BBBBBBlBBBBBBlBBBBBBBBiaaHiaaaaaMHBBjmaMMllBBHMaMHilBBBBBBBBBM Little Boys' Blue Serge Russian
Style Suits, sailor collar, belt and
emblem, A An special., lDvl
Men's Gray Worsted buckles, belt loops, 2.50 values, special...,
Pants, side
2.00
Electric Bed Bug Exterminator for
destroying all kinds of ft vermin, 25c size , QlJ
Little Liver Pills, regulates the
bowels and liver, 25c size.
I5c
Red Clover- and for the blood, 1.00 size
Burdock Wine
69c
Reliable Hair Restorer, an excel
lent restorative for faded hair, 50c size
35c
Girls' Muslin Pant of extra qual
ity material, with deep hemstitched frill, sizes 12 IS I rt year sizes, special.. JjJJ This Special Demonstration Week we offer Friday regular 125 Royal
Worcester Corset for
98n
Beautiful Pongee Dresses for La
dies and Misses, front em
broidered, special,...,
5.98
Boys' Wash Suits of plain or striped ginghams or drill, Russian and military styles, medium and dark colors, aa Bpecial. , OuC
Special Corset Demonstration Friday and Saturday BON TON and
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