Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 19, Hammond, Lake County, 8 June 1912 — Page 2
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THE.TH.IES. June 8, 1912.
Social News
IN
Hammond
A MISCELI.AEOl S SHOWER. Miss Margaret Weiss entertained at a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening at the home of Miss Grace Lawrence whose marriage to Mr. Arthur Puntney will take place June 16. Refreshments were served and music aryl games were also a feature
of the evening:. Among the gnmes played was a bean contest in which three prizes were awarded. The first prize was won by Miss Mabel Hartman and Miss Birdie Malo won the second prize. The consolation prize was awarded to Miss Ida Reingold. Miss Lawrence received many very pretty and useful gifts from friends. Among the guests were Mrs. George Rimbach, Mrs. Lewrence, Mrs. Weiss, the. Misses Mabel Hartman. of South Chicago, Frances Dryer, Katie Stevens. Mary Hafner, Ida Reingold. Kleanor ' Fick, Birdie Malo, Grace Mahoney, Oilve McCay, Mary Dvorschek. Gem Lawrence, Elfrida and Margaret Weiss. HO.XOR MISS CiltrSZKA. . Miss Hannah Gruszka was the honor guest at a very pretty party given by Mrs. Martin Flnneran last Thursday evening at her home, 156 Wentworth avenue. Mrs. Finneran entertained at a linen shower in honor of Miss tlruszka whose marriage to Morton Chandler will be solemnized Tuesday, June 25th. The brtdeelect received many beautiful gifts from friends !r. honor of her approaching marriage. The evening, was spent very enjoyably n a social way with games and music. The home was prettily decoratd to carry out a color scheme of pink and white. The tables In the dining room were trimmed with flowers and greenery. A bouquet of pink and white peonies decorated the center of the lable. Daintily decorated place cards were laid for1 the folowlng guests: Mrs. Savior Long. Mrs. Dave Lederer, Mrs. f. Liezau. Mrs. Fred Camp, Mrs. Marie Hall, Mrs. Marshall Gardner, Mrs. John Laduha. Mrs. Fred H. Prechtel. Mrs. S. Lukowski, Mrs. Stanislowska, Mrs. Martin Finneran, the Misses Amelia Katierlaska of Chicago, Hannah AJruszka. Linda and Emma Kunert, Augusta Kuhn, Ethel Cole, Clan Strouse. Edith Long. Rose Detleft.
SOCIAL, NEWS FOR MONDAY.
The member of the alumni association of the Hammond high school will meet la the kindergarten room of the Central building Monday evening at eight o'clock. Xfra. August Schneider will entertain the member of the Embroidery Club ather home ta Mason street. Monday afternoon.
Edna Euwert, Anna Llnsenmann, Pearl Gralak, Clara Roy, Marie Vaerbel, and Maria O'Connors. A DINNER. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolters will entertain at diner at one-thirtyo'clock tomorrow at their home, 333 Indian
avenue In honor of Mr H. Boyman of Brooklyn, X. Y., who is spending his vacation among Hammond relatives
and friends. The guests will be Mr. Boyman of Brooklyn,- Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wolters, Mr. and Mrs. John
Harjes and Mr. and Mrs. Frank White.
A MISICAL PROGRAM.
Mrs. Mary Henness of Peru, Ind. wh-
has been the guest of her brothe
Charles Elliott of Carroll street will conclude her visit in Hammond Mon
day. Mrs. Henness Is a vocal artist with a rare soprano voice. Last Sun
day evening she surprised the congre
gation of the First M. E. church by her magnificent rendition of "I Know That My Redeemer Liveth". from the Mes
siah. Tomorrow at the morning serv
ices she wil be heard In several num
bers. A CHIRCH SERVICE.
The hour of the evening service it St. Paul's Episcopal church tomorrow will be 7:30. At this service the Rt.
Rev. John Hazen White D. D. will ad
minister the apostolic rite of confirma tlon and will preach the sermon. A PRETTY PARTY.
A very pretty party was given at the home of Mrs. Bothwell In Johnson
street yesterday afternoon when Mrs
Bothwell and Mrs. Loomis entertained
the members of the Northside Ladies'
Club at their monthly meeting. There
were a number of members present.
The transaction of some important business occupied the attention of the members during the early part of the
afternoon. Flans for the party in July
were made and Mrs. Charles Lawrence
will entertain the members of the club
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WHITING HIGH SCHOOL
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(Special to Thb Times. y Whitlngr, Ind., June 8. Another June
wedding took place in Whiting on Thursday night when Miss Valeria Muller and Charles Miller two of the city's popular young people were joined In the holy bonds of matrimony.
The wedding was a very quiet affair
being solemnised at the German Luth
eran church at 8 p. m. the ceremony be
ing performed by Rev. John Bopp. The attendants were Misses Alma Vater
and Mamie Balinger and Messrs. Lyle
Banbeck and Herman Schmidt. The bride .was attired in a natty traveling suit of tan, with a panama hat. The bridesmaids both wore pink. After the ceremony the bridal party and relatives, preceded Jto the Commercial hotel, where they partook of. a
bountJful spread prepared by the par
ents of the bride. They later left for'happy and prosperous future.
Chicago f roro- where""they went-to Lake Bluff for a short visit, after which they will leave for Olean and several other New York points to visit .relatives of the groom, after which1 they will return to Whiting to make their future home here. High School Romance. The bride is the charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Muller of 119t.h street, being a graduate of the 1911 class of the Whiting high school. The groom is the' son of Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Miller of Sheridan avenue. He Is also a graduate of the Whiting high school the wedding In fact being the culmination of a high school romance. He later graduated from Purdue "Unlverslty. being employed as a chemist by the Standard Oil pa. The young people,' have ' the best wishes of their many friends for a
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PRIZE CONTESTS Close Wed. Evening, June 12. VOTING BOXES AT SCHUTZ, THE FLORIST, McGARRY'S JEWELRY STORE, AND PALACE OF SWEETS. PRIZES ON DISPLAY AT McGARRY'S JEWELRY STORE Remember the Date June 10
at her home InSheffield avenue, Friday. July 12th instead of the afternoon of July 6th which is the regular meeting day. Games and contests were a feature of the hours following the business meeting until four o'clock when refreshments were served. A dainty two course luncheon -was served. The tables were beautifully appointed in pink and white. Flowers were usel among the decorations. (IE O'CLOCK M NCHEOX. Mrs. W. J. MacAler at her home, 101 Webb street entertained the members of the Alpha Phi Club and a few friends at one o'clock luncheon yesterday. Her guests not members of the club were Mrs. Mary MacAleer of Sault ' Sf e. Marie, Mich., and Mrs. O'Toole- of Lawrenceburg, Ind. who is Mrs. B. W. Chidlaw's house guest. The table appointments were very beautiful, carried out in a color scheme of pink and white. Large -bouquets of peonies were the only decorations in the parlors where the guests met during the afternoon hours. A .guessing contest was aranged for the entertainment of the guests and the honors were won by Mrs. W. XX .Ray. At four o'clock tea was served. Mrs. Walter Hammond poured at one tea table In two weeks on Friday, June 21 Mrs. Harry Smith wil entertain the club members at a
one o'clock luncheon at her home in
Carroll street. i
A LlSt'llEOX. . The members of the Homewood
Magazine Club were guests at a one-
thirty o'clock luncheon given by Mrs.
John H. Gillett yesterday at her home in South Hohman street. Mrs. Gillett
had a few guests, not membersof the club among them her niece. Miss Miller of Valparaiso, Mrs. Breeden of Lewis-
ton, 111., who is Mrs. George B. Sheer
er' house guest and Mrs. George Hn-
nauer. Large bouquets of pink and
white peonies were pretty decorations
in the home.
MRS. YAGER EXTERTA1SS, Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Charles
Yager entertained the committee from
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Opal Hive 896 I O. T. M. M. who had the last card puarty and dance 'in charge at her homein West State street. A report' was made, showing that a nice sum had ben realized which
will be used for the benefit of the lodge. After the business meeting dainty refreshments were served and a delightful time was spent socially.
The folowlng ladies served on th committee, Mrs. Charles Yager, chairman, Mrs. Irving Pressel, Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Lenstone, Mrs. Tuck and
Mrs. J. Swlnt.
, MEETING WAS POSTPONED. The meeting of the Fleurdelis Club which was announced to take place yesterday afternoon had to be postpon
ed and no definite ' arrangements have been made for the next-meeting. The hostess will be named later. A SOCIAL GATHERING. Mrs. John Newell at her home in Indiana Harbor very pleasantly entertained the members of the Happy Hour Club of Hanimond yefcterday afternoon. The guests spent the ' afternoon with needle work until four o'clock when refreshments were served. 9n elaborate three course luncheon Was served. The tables in the dining room were prettily appointed and flowers and greenery were used among the decorations. Mrs. Tom will be the next host
ess and will entertain the members on
the afterr.on of June 21st. WILL ELECT OFFICERS. An important meeting of the alumni association of the Hammond high school will take place Monday evening at eight o'clock In -?the kindergarten room of the Central building. Several business matters of importance will be
transacted and the .election of officers will be & feature of the meeting.' A large attendance of the membership Is
desired. A NEW CLl'B IS ORGANIZED.
Mrs. Thomas Shea entertained a few
friends at her home, 378 Indiana ave
nue yesterday afternoon and a new card club was organized. There will
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be eight members in the club and they wil meet regularly every two weeks on Wednesday afternoon to play "500." Mrs. G. H. Clover of State street will ba
the next hostess and will entertain th members on Wednesday, June 19th.
The game progressed at two tables and
after several games the honors were J
awarded to Mrs. P. L. Davis.. Mrs.
rank Brophy and Mrs. J. J. Rahen won
the second and third honors. After the games a dainty luncheon was serv-', ed. The members spent a very enjoyable afternoon and anticipate many more delightful meetings.
AN AFTERNOON PARTV. Monday afternoon the members of the Embroidery Club will be entertained by Mrs.. August Schneider at her home In Mason street Mrs. Schneider will entertain at a. thimble party and the guests will bring their needle work. ELECT A PRESIDENT. I Mrs. H. E. Granger was at home to the members of the W. C. T. IT. last
evening at her Hamlin street residence. Mrs. Davis was elected temporary president to serve during the remaind
er of the year. The vote was unanimous. Plans for the meeting in two weeks were made and other business of Interest was disposed of. Mrs. Fryar was named as the next hostess. After the business meeting refreshments were served and a pleasant time was spent socially. There were several members present last evening and it is desired that there Is a large attendance at the next regular meeting. OPEN TENNIS COt'RTS. Tennis courts on the grounds of the Country Club were given a first trial by Miss Mildred McHie and Margaret Turner, two Homewood girls who are home on yacation ffom Kemper Hall a finishing school at Kenosha, Wis. Nets were placed on one of the courts yesterday and a game of singles started. Miss ?IcHie and Miss Turner found the ground to be fast and take no little pride in the fact that they have the honor to have played In the court3 first.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bieker, Mr. and Mrs. George Austgen, Herbert Austgen and Joseph Austgen all of Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Austgen of St. John, and Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Austgen of Dyer. Thirteen grand children will
also be guests.
Private lessons in conversational German will be offered to children between the ages of seven and twelve. Those Interested, please call at 44 Rimbach avenue, Monday, June 10, at 10 t. hi. Classes in English for foreigners will also be . offered. Those Interested, please call at 7 p. m., Monday, June 10.
MATILDA EICHORN.
Trespasser Fined. The case of the state Of Indiana vs. Charles Strom was tried before Judge Ames this morning and upon being found guilty Strom was fined 1 and
costs, amounting to $15.70. Mrs. Stone-
breaker appeared as complaining witness, charging Strom with malicious trespass.
Miss Edith Goodman of Williams street will leave for Omaha today to spend a few weeks with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Hower, former
ly of Hammond but now of Indiana Harbor, attended the alumni banquet
at the Masonic temple last evening.
Edward Hofman of Tuscon, Arisona,
has been the guest of his brother, William P. Hofman, at his home, 2S6 Truman avenue. He will remain to attend the republican convention In Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. James Heins of Grand boulevard, Chicago, will spend the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. G.: F. Phares at their home in Detroit street. Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Brown of La Vita, Colo., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Cole at their home in Ogden street. Mr. Brown is superintendent of schools in La Vita., Mrs, Brown was formerly Miss Alice Cole of Hammond and is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Cole. Miss Mabelle Wells, the, art supervisor In the Baker university 1 at Baldwin, Kan., is expected to. arrive In Hammond today for a visit with her sister, Mrs. A. WV Sprague, at her home in Carroll street. Miss Wells will also . . j r r r
j visit ner parents, air. anu iwr. v . v.
Wells, at their home in Kouts, Ind.
CLARK STATION. Mr. and Mrs. H. Sandine retired from the grocery business and have moved to the Schreiber flat here. Mrs. F. Behn of Clark Station was a South Chicago business visitor yesterday. Mrs. A. Leudtke of South Chicago spent the day with Clark Station relatives.
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(HILDRGX'S DAY PROGRAM. Tomorrow will be "Children's Day" at the First Presbyterian church and
the folowing program wil be given at! 10:30 o'clock. The members of the church and their friends are Invited to
the services:
Scripture and prayer by Rev. Hoffman. Welcome Miss Nelson's class riano Solo Walter Be'.l Song Miss Symm's class Duet.... Mae McEwen and Helen Stout
Drill Miss Howell's class OfTerlne for Sunday School Board. Recitation Robert Wllhelnv Violin S"olo Klliott Conroy Duet. . ...Mary McEwen and Eric Rhlnd Drill and song.. Mr. Tostlewaite's class Recitation ...Virgil Relter Solo Mrs. Bomberger Baptism of children. : Primary Department, Mrs. Sohl, Supt.
A Welcome ..Ruth Hohman The Reason. ...... . .Nancy Clair Millar Give A Smile Carolyn Paxton L,ulla-bye. . .Mary McEwen and Chorus Little Flower Girls Arlene Davis Helen Harrison Gertrude Cooper Dandelions John Wilhelm Robert Nelson and Arthur Frohm Recitation Eleanor. Shanklin Recitation ..Madaline Conroy Songs The Worlds Children for Jesus, Little Drops of Rain Primary Class Song by congregation. Benediction. HOMB-COMIXO CELEBltATIOX. Mrs. Helen Austgen of 374 Sibley street will have a most happy gathering about her next Sunday when she will celebrate a "home-coming" of all her children and grand children. A daughter, Mrs. J. ,. E. Stelzer who resides in Xogales, Arizona, has just arrived to spend the summer months with her mother. Other children from
Hammond and this vicinity will bei
guests. The following are expected to be present: Mrs. J. E. Stelzer of Nogales, Arls., Mr. and Mr. O. C Trout.
Dress goodsremnant sale
20,000 remnants
20,000 bargains
Savings I I 3 3 2 4
every, kind of black and colored fabric is included
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