Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 302, Hammond, Lake County, 12 June 1912 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Wednesday, June 12, 1912.
DAINTY FROCK IN ROSE CHARMEUSE
A (i.VKUKV PARTI . Mr. V. C. Belman mid Miai AHa Adkins were hottriaei at a "garden party" yesterday afternoon ' at "The Oaks" the beautiful homo of Mrs. Belnan in Glendale Park! In the receiving line were Mrs. Belman and Mis Adkins with their house guests, Mrs. Blmin of Perry, Xlich..- Mrs. futnmlngs and Miss Lulu Cumralngs of Aberdeen, S. IX They stood in the shade of the large Japanese umbrella. Inuring the hours of the reception a program of beautiful musio was played by Barnie Young's orchestra which was stationed behind a screen of pa Inn and pretty greenery. The large
veranda and lawn were beautiful with shrubbery and garden flowers. The only decorations were the large Japanese umbrellas and screens which were used to shade the lawn swings and garden seats where the guests met to listen to the musical program. Th game of "quoits" was played and high score was made by Mrs. George Shearer. A laurel wreath was awarded Mrs. Shearer as a prize. One of the most delightful features of entertainment was a contest in which all the guests engaged and in which Miss Alice Holm won the honors, an immense bouquet of pink and white peonies. The guests were provided with bows and arrows and requested to shoot at a large red heart. Miss Holm was the only one of the many guests who succeeded In piercing the heart. The contest afforded a great del of real amusement. A delicious frappe was served during the afternoon and after the games a two course luncheon was served. There were one hundred and fifty guests at the pretty function among them several friends of Mrs. Belman and Miss Adkins from Chicago and Crown Point. Among the out of town guests were: Mrs. Belman of Perry, Mich.; Mrs. Cummings and Miss Lulu Cummings of Aberdeen, S. D. ; Mrs. Lowe of Chicago;
Mrs. Albert Maack, Mrs. Jay ' Crawford, Mrs. Adella Cooper, Mrs. Earl Crawford, Miss Mae Doak, Miss Ruby Brown, Miss Marguerite Maaek and Miss Sarah Maack of Crown Point. A MlCELI,AXEOl 8 SHOWER. . ' Miss Pearl Henry was the h'jnor guest at a pretty function at whtth. Mrs. M. J. Cameron was hostess 1kst even? ing at her home, 131 Sheffield avenue. Mrs. Cameron entertained' at a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Henry whose marriage to Cr' V. Palmer will be an event of Wednesday, June 19th. Miss Henry wasne recipient of many
SOt'I All NKWS FOR THURSDAY.
Mr. Fred Kralnnrtu milt have a a her guenta Thursday afternoon nt her home In Flm Mreet the member of the Good Mill Club. The members of Sen Ing Clrrle No. 1 of St. Margaret's hospital will meet with Mr. Ida Hoffman at her home, i!07 Indiana avenue, Thursday afternoon. The Parents' Inn of West Hammond school will have Its last meetInn: of the year Thursday evening ta the school hall. Mrs. Walter Hoke will be hostess to the members of the Fern Leaf Mam Club Thursday afternoon at her home In 91blejr street.
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beautiful gifts in cut glass, china and linens. The parlors were decorated with pretty yellow and white ribbon
Streamers. Games, contests and music
were pleasant features of the evening. In the contests two prises were awarded and they were won by Miss Myrtle Ripley and Miss Bertha Henry.
After the program of games the guest
were invited into the dining room and
served with prettily appointed two course luncheon. Yellow and white
were the prevailing colors in the din
ning room and little love knots of satin
ribbon decorated the tables. Among the guests were Mrs. Thomas Xevills
Mrs. Ruth Williams, Mrs. Charles
Lawrence, the Misses Pearl Henry
Frieda Klee, Jn Dye, Florence and Bertha - Henry, Sarah and Myrtle Kip-
ley, Grace Jenkins, Lillian Prohl, Eda
Dewing, Kdna Cole and Bdith Ripley. HONOR MISS KISERT,
Miss Mayme , Winkler entertained Miss Linda Kunert and a group of her
friends at a very pretty party last
evening at her home, 671 South Hoh man street. Miss Wlnckler entertain
ed at a miscellaneous shower in honor
of Miss Kunert, a June bride. She re-"
ceived many beautiful gifts in honor of
her approaching marriage to Dr. A. P.
McConnell of Goshen, Ind. The wed
ding will be solemnized Wednesday,
June 2th. Games and music were the
social diversions and at ten o'clock a
prettily appointed two course luncheon
was served. Ferns, pink and white
carnations and rases decorated the
tables and the chandeliers were trim
med with pretty ribbon streamers.
Covers were laid for Mrs Hamilton of
Erie, Pa, Mrs. A. McConnell, Mrs. Rose
Schwanbeck, Mrs. F. Saudera and Mrs. H. A. Diedrick all of Chicago, Mrs. K. Conrath. Mrs. F. Winkler, Mrs. E. F. Kunert, Mrs. O. Miller, Mrs. Ray Kerger, the Misses Linda Kunert,
Frieda Hallberg, Mabel Dinwiddie,
Birdie Hopkins, Ruth Wagenblast, Em
ma and Betty Kunert. MRS. HAMMOMJ ENTERTAINS.
Mrs. Walter H. Hammond entertained a few friends informally at bridge
last evening at her home In South Hoh
man street in compliment to Mrs.
Nathan I Thompson of Everett, Wash
who is the guest of her mother and
sister, Mrs. A. E. Merryweather ant
Miss Myrtle Merryweather of Ham
mond. Mrs. Thompson will leave for
'her home tomorrow. Bridge Whist was
played at two tables and several games
were enjoyed by the guests. A dainty
collection was served after the games
Mrs! Hammond entertained the follow
ing guests: Mrs. Nathan L. Thompson
of Everett, Wash., Mrs. W. J. MacAleer,
Mrs. E. W. Bump, Mrs. August
Schneider, Mrs. R. B. MacAleer, the
Misses Myrtle Merryweather, Maude Smith, Bertha Hansen and Alice Holm.
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CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY.
Mrs. E. G. Seeley delightfully enter
tained a few friends at her home, 11
Condlt street yesterday in celebration
of her birthday anniversary. She re
ceived many pretty gifts from h?
friends In remembrance of the day,
The guests were Invited for dinner a Iwelve-thlrty o'clock. A a prettily ap
pointed dinner of four courses was
served. The afternoon was spent en
Joyably with needle work. Mrs. Seele
had as her guests Mrs. Harvey Snow
grass, Mrs. Frank Vanosky, Mrs. Fred
Stonehelser, all of Chicago and Mrs.
Eugene O'Conors of East Chicago. The Hammond guests were Mrs. Dieboldt,
Mrs. Robert Hastings, Mrs. Charle
Evans, Mrs. Foster Murray and Mrs
Ben Golden. A fHl'Hl'H WEDDING.
A very pretty wedding was solemnlz
ed at St. Joseph's Catholic church i
Russell street this morning at eigh
o'clock when Miss Mary Specker an
Leo Carroll were united In marriage The church auditorium was filled with the many friends and relatives of thj Gary young people, among them several from a distance. The Rev. Father H. M. Plaster read the nuptial mass of the church. The ring ceremony was used. In the bride's party were Miss Lilllam Rasher, Miss Julia Reilley and Miss Margaret Reinholtz who carried the banner of the Young Ladies' Sodality. They wore dainty and pretty white lingerie gowns. Miss Lillian Schmidt of Crown Point served as maid .of honor and the groom's only attend-
IJf MEMORY. Irt sacred and loving memory of our dear son and brother, Edward M. Krug, who was killed June 12, 1810. Though earthly ties are broken, In life we'll meet no mora Our thoughts are with you, brother. On yonder distant shore, . The God who gave has taken And heaven our dear son won Although our hearts are breaking Thy will, Oo God be done. From his loving parents, sister and brothers and ntphew.
DEAN KEOiJGM TO BU SPEAKER Law School Graduation Will Occur in Hammond Tomorrow Evening.
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hat. She will carry an arm bouquet of American beauty roses. A wedding supper will be served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swanton, 63 Sibley street Immediately following the ceremony at the chupch. Only the relatives will be guests. Mr. and Mrs. Swanton are entertaining relatives from Pittsburgh, Indianapolis and Chi
cago at their home in Sibley street fori Dean Keough w
tne weaenng. Twenty covers win he to the graduating class, and while not laid. The supper will be served at the principal speaker of the evening, small tables in the dining and living this honor, beinir reserved for Judae
rooms. American beauty roses are a ' Edward Osgood Brown, of the Illinois
beautiful decoration In the home. The . Appellate court. Judge Keough because
young people will leave during the j of his association with the students. Is
evening ior umo wnere tney win oe expected to make his farewell address entertained at the homes of Mr. Cur- to the young men more of the personley's brothers and sister. They will be nal nature.
One of the prominent speakers at the commencement exercises at the Lincoln-Jefferson College of Law, tn Hammond, tomorrow evening will be W. C. H. Keough, LL. D. dean of the college and for four years one of the instructors in the institution.
ill make the address
at home to their friends at 20 Sibley
street on their return from their wed
ding trip, Mias Swanton is a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swanton. She
has made her home with her parent
The exercises will be held at the new college building, corner Hohman and Ogden atreet. Although quite an elaborate program will be given, In ac
cordance with the school's custom, no
in Hammond for a number of years and ' admission will be charged.
Hera la a da' y evening frock in rose charmeuse. The deep glrd'e and the scarf on the skirt ara of mauve chiffon. The lac, which form;: one aido of the bodice, and the wide scarf falling over the opposite aide
ant was his brother, Hugh Carroll. As the bridal party entered the church and came down the central aisle to the altar where the ceremony was per
formed Mrs. W. J. Hojnackl played a
program of pretty bridal music. Miss Julia Reilley, the soloist, sang' very sweetly Gounod's "Ava Maria" as an offertory. The bride wore a very beau
tiful lact gown. Her veil was caught with a wreath of bride's roses and she carried a bouquet of white sweet peas tied with shower knots of satin ribbon. Mrs. Carroll will travel in u tailored suit of gray serge with hat to
match. Miss Schmidt wore a pretty-
white lingerie gown and a large white picture hat. She carried an arm bou
quet of pink kilarney roses.
After the church ceremony, the mem
bers of the bridal party and the rela
tives were entertained at breakfast at the home of the brlde'B father in Douglas street. Bouquets of pink kilarney roses and pretty greenery decorated the tables. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll left at noon on their wedding trip. They
will visit in St. Louis, and Kansas City, Mo., after which they will go to Denver and Colorado Springs. They will bo absent from Hammond lor several days and on their return to Hammond will
announce their "at home." They have
a home In Douglas Ave. all in readi
ness. They received many gifts In silver, cut glass, china and linens from their friends. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll are
both prominent socially and have many
friends among tha young people of Hammond. Mrs. Carroll has been one of the most feted of the June brides. A number of pretty parties have been given in her honor following the an
nouncement of her engagement.
Among the out of town guests at the
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. J. O'Brien
of Elkhart, Ind.. Mrs. Milliken of Greenfield., Mr. Thomas Flnneran and daughter of Gary, Miss Lucy Fineran of Lexington, Ky, Miss Anna O'Brien
of Greencastle, Ind.. Miss Frances Specker of Chicago and Miss Lilian
Schmidt of Crown Point, Ind.
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A MISSIONARY MEETING.
Mrs. .Robert Armstrong opened her
home in Carroll street yesterday after
noon for the meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First
M. E. church. It was the regular
monthly meeting and a number of the members were present. The devotional exercises were lead by Mrs. D. Frank
lin Hix and after the following pro
gram a social hour was enjoyed. Mrs.
W. E. Brown was chairman of the pro
gram committee and Mrs. Armstrong
and Mrs. Clark Learning were host
esses at the meeting. Dainty refresh
ments were served during the social
hour. The program followed was:
Prayer Mrs. Etta Daka
Paper "Miss Graibalda and Her
Work in a Mission in Rome"
Mrs. George R. Streeter
Paper "Starting of an Orphanage",
.. Mrs. W. E. Brown
Paper "The Healthiest Girl in
Korea" ..Mrs. Clark Learning
Paper "Her New Name"........'....
...Mrs. M. M. Towla
Mystery Box Mrs. R. E. Pfeiffer
Prayer .....Mrs. J. O. Thompson
SWAJiTOS-Cl'RliEY NUPTIALS. Miss Mae Swanton wil become the bride of Matthew Curley at a pretty nuptial event to be solemnized at St. Paul's Episcopal church in Rimbach avenue this evening at half after sin o'clock. The Rev. Charles Albert Smith will officiate at the ceremony. The bri.de wll be given In marriage by her father, Mr. Thomas Swanton. There wll be no other attendants. The bride will wear a prety tailored suit of white whip cord and a large white picture
has many friends among . the young
people. Mr. Curley came to Hammond
from Butler. He is employed as foreman of the pattern department at the
Standard Steel Car Company and is
also a part owner of the C. O. I)
Laundry in Hammond. They were the
recipients of many beautiful gifts from friends. CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY'. Miss Emma Griesbach of Sheboygan, Wis., Is celebrating her twenty-seventh birthday anniversary today at the home of her sister at iOi Chicago avenue. East Chicago. There were a number of Hammond guests at the
party. They spent the day very pleasantly in a social way. Games were a feature of the entertainment provided by the hostess and prises were awarded to Mrs. C. i. Goehringer of Russell street. Mrs. Otto Herhold of Calumst avenue and Miss Hallle Dexheimer. A dainty luncheon was served after the games. A WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.
A very beautiful church wedding
took place this morning at St. Andrew s
Catholic church in West Hammond.
where Edward Lukowskl and Miss
Theresa Stachowicz were united In mar
riage. The bride wore a beautiful pink satin gown veiled with lace. In the bride's party was little Miss Mary Stchowlcz, a sister of the bride, who served as flower girl. She carried a
basket ofbride's rosos and white, sweet
pe&s. Miss r ranees Stachowlcz and
Miss Helen Koseckl were bridesmaids.
During the ceremony the bride's cousin,
Miss Elizabeth Stachowtcz, sang several
pretty solos, Mrs. Lukowskl s & daughter of Judge Adam Stachowica of West
Hammorjd.; &r. , and- Mrs. Lukowskl
are the recepients of. many valuable
gifts And the congratulations ana best wishes of their friends.
A BUSINESS MEETING: Following the regular prayer meet
ing at the First M. E. church, in Rus
sell street, this evening, the members of the Epworth League will meet for a short business session.
WII.I. MEET THURSDAY. The members of the Baptist Women's
Union will meet with Mrs. Charles Gruen, at her home, 4 Warren street,
Thursday afternoon, and be entertained
by the child cultura section. The musi
cal program will be given by Miss Edith Carter and Master Fulton Hud
son.
ELKCT OFFICERS. The Loyal Sons will meet at the First Christian church In Calumet ave
nue this evening at 7:30 for the annual
election of officers. A large attendance
of the membership is desired as busi
ness of importance will be transacted. A SOCIAL MEETING. The Loyal Women's class of the First Christian church will have Its next social meeting Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. James C. Cochran, 435 May street. A BRIDGE PARTY. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dyer and Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Oberlln will entertain the members of the University club t a bridge party Thursday evening, June 13th, in the University club rooms. In South Hohman street. It is one in tha series of bridge parties arranged for the season.
Will Be Admitted.
The graduates this year are, R.
Eugene Beach, Frank B. Doherty, Karl
V. Flschler, Clarence J. Hanner, Christ
Dean W. C. H- Keough.
Okeson, A. Wallace Purdy, Jr., William
C. Smith and Harry O. Strom.
The program for the evening is as
follows:
Piano Solo Stabat Mater.. C. Learning Inv6cation Rev. C. J. Sharp
Vocal Solo The Mighty Deep (Jude)
George Love
Piano Solo A Memory MacDowell
Vocal Solo Mrs. W. D. Patton Address Judge Edward O. Brown
Address to Class
Dean W. C. H. Keough, LL. D,
Conferring of Degrees and Presenta
tion of Diplomas
.....President Dr. W. Mayes Martin
Response on Behalf of Class
R. Eugene Beach, President
Vocal George Love
Motion for Admission of Class..,.., Hon. John H. Gillette Admission to the Superior Court Oath Administered by Judge Virgil S. Reiter. Admission to the Supreme Court Oath Administered by Louis G, Trixler, Deputy Clerk. Vocal Mrs. W. D. Patton Piano ..Prof. Clark Learning Benediction.. Rev. W. F. Switser
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tion after the republican convention Is
over. Judge Becker said he would not
make a prophecy as to whom the winner will be at this stage of the gf.rae.
ARRANGE FLAG
DAY SERVICES The Hammond lodge of Elks, Xo. 483,
Is making arrangements to hold its annual flag day exercises on Friday evening. June 14, In the Elks' club rooms.
The entertainment committee has ar
ranged an excellent program, and among the speakers will be Thomas V. Shannon of the Chicago lodge, who will
give me address, ah members are earnestly requested to be present and an Invitation Is extended to their fami
ly and friends.
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Stork Busy on North Side.
Early this morning the big bird flew from Its nest with a couple of fine baby girls of the eight and ten-pound variety, leaving one at the home of George Brusel, the genial grocer at 348 North Hohman street, and the other for J. H. Scott, 347 Pine Btreet. The mothers, fathers, daughters and stork are doing nicely.
H. C. GROMAN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon 402 Hammond Building Phones, Res., 242; Office, 205
was given an opportunity to make his annual examinations a week In advance . of the regular ones at the college.
Leaves on Long Trip. George Kussmaul, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George Kussmaul of Hammond, returned from Sacred Heart college. Prairie du Chien, Wis., this morning, where he completed the third year of his studies for the priesthood. Mr. Kussmaul, Jr., leaves next Monday in company with Mr. and Mrs. Mat Boney for a European trip, In which Edward Boney, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Boney, who Is at the Innsbruck university, In Tyrol, will join them In Europe. They will spend the summer months traveling, ending the " tour In time for the students resume work In their respective schools. In order that Mr. Kussmaul, Jr., would not be delayed on his trip he
ERIE RAIL.IIOAD Change In Time Tables. In effect Saturday, June 15, 1912. Train No. 8 departs later. Ask Erie railroad ticket agent for particulars. 6-12-3t
CONTESTS OVER TONIGHT All contests for the Moose- carnival close tonight at 9:30 on the carnival grounds. All voting boxes uptown were closed at 3 o'clock this afternoon and the balance of the votes will have to be cast on the grounds this evening. The leaders in each contest were as follows: Young ladies' diamond contest. Miss Eleanor Mann, 405 votes. Little girls' doll contest, Minnie Adele Brann, 578 votes. Boys' bicycle contest, lrmaJ.Ileed,J.2, -220 votes.- ' .-".-.'-''-;. Pretty baby contest, Mary Angela Humpfer, 1,73 votes. Homely man contest, John Busch, 1,00 votes.
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A THIMBLES PARTV. The young women of the N. N. Embroidery club club were pleasantly entertained by the Misses Lilly and Meta Fedder last evening at their home In East State street. The usual social program of the club was followed. Needle wdrk and music were the diversions until 10 o'clock, when a dainty twocourse luncheon was served. Next Tuesday evening Miss Gertrude Herbst of South Hohman street will be hostess at a thimble party. PARENTS' CIlTB MEETIXti. The members of the Parents' club of the West Hammond public school will meet at 8 o'clock Thursday evening In the school hall for the last meeting of the year. After the following program has been given Ice cream and cake will be served. All the members and their friends are Invited to attend. Young will direct the musical program. Piano Solo....... Irene Brusel Monologue George Pearson Violin Solo...... Alphonse Siegrlst Address Attorney H. E. Granger Vocal Selection.. Mrs. Edith Beardsley A D AXCIXG PARTY. The Indiana Harbor Belt Clerks will give a dance at PaPron'a academy tn State street this evening for the benefit of the base ball team. Barney D. P. Blake and John Lennerta of the East Gary neighborhood were Hammond visitors today and renewed acquaintances at TUX TlMJca office.
The members of Progressive Court No. 166, Tribe of Ben Hur, met in the K. of P. hall, in South Hohman street, last evening for their regular bl-month-ly meeting. A business and social program was followed. Refreshments were served during the social hour. There
wasj a large attendance of the membership. It is desired that many attend the next regular meeting In two weeka on Tuesday evening. There will be a meeting of the members of wmiiam II. Calkins' W, R. C, No. 248, Thursday afternoon. In I. O. O. F. hall, In State street. A large attendance of the membership Is desired at the meeting. The usual business and social program will be followed. The members of the Woodmen Circle will have private Memorial services Thursday afternoon in the K. of P. hail, in South Hohman street.
TAKES COUNTRY TRIP. Baumgartner C O. F. degree team of Hammond went to Hanover Center last night, where It conferred the major degree of the order upon twen'ty-flve candidates, and the Initiatory degree on seven. The Hammond visitors were well entertained by their country brethren and report a pleasant evening. The Hanover court promised last night to come to Hammond in a body next Sunday to attend the corner stone laying at the new St. Joseph's church.
JUDGE BECKER ARRANGES TRIP
Judge Lawrence Becker, who has been elected a delegate to the demo
cratic national convention at Baltimore
said that he will go direct to Baltimore
from Hammond.
He said that a number of the Indiana
politicians are planning to go to In
dianapolis and then leave on a special
train from there. Becker said that he
will not go with this party.
The convention Is to beheld on June
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