Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 306, Hammond, Lake County, 17 June 1912 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Monday, June 17, 1912.
HAH. EY-W II ITM E V M PTI AI.S. The Rev. Ws Switzer officiated at the weddinsr of Miss Grace Bailey and Loren L. Whitney Sunday. The certmoney was solemnized at the Methodist parsonage ' in Russell "street, at half after twelve o'clock yesterday afternoon in the presence of the relatives of the young people. The ring ceremony of the church' was used. There were no attendants. The bride wore her froing away costume, ft pretty tailored suit with hat to correspond. After the marriage service, which was very simple and pretty, a dinner was served at the home of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Whitney, 1 West Gostlin street. Only the. the immediate relatives were entertained at the dinner. The table was beautifully apointed and a color scheme of green and white was carried out. A bouquet of bride's roses decorated the center of the table. Mr. and Mrs. Whitney left at two o'clock for a lake trip and expect to be absent from Hammond for a week. They will be at home In Gostlin street on their return to Hammond until their new home in Hyslop Place is completed. Yesterday also celebrated the thirtyfirst aniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Whitney and they with Mr. and Mrs. I.oren I Whitney received the congratulations and best wishes of many frieds. Mrs. Whitney came to Hammond from Defiance, O. and for the past five years has been a stenographer in the offices of the Simplex Appliance Company. She has many friends among the young people of the city. Mr. Whitney is a son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. AVhitney. 1 West Gostlin
street. He has made his home in Hammond for a number of years and is i popular with a large circle of friends or the past eleven years he has been j In the employ of the Simplex Company I as assistant mechanical engineer. CELEBRATE AXMVEHSARV. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gero very charmingly entertained a number of friends at their home in May street last Saturday evening in honor of vir. Gero's mother, Mrs. Bryon Burge of Merriilville who is their guest. The party was given to celebrate her birthday anniversary and she received many pretty gifts in remembrance of the The home was beautifully decorated with flowers and greenery. Huge bouquet? of peonies, roses and ferns were , a pretty decoration in the parloih. Tink and white were the prevailing colors. Prettily decorated cards were passed and the guests sent birthday
greetings to Mrs. Burge. The cards were then given to Mrs. Burge as souvenirs of the occasion. Various games were played and a program was given by the "Neighborhood Orchestra." Mr. and Mrs. Claude Palmer, Mrs. C. B. Stiver and Mr. C. L. Kinsey delightfully entertained the guests with several musical selections. After their pyrogram dainty refreshments were served. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Byron Burge of Merrillville, lnd Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wood, Mr. Vnd Mrs. Henry Burge. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Stiver, Mr. and Mrs. Giles Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. William Flantilgan, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Kinsey, Mrs. Anna Frame, Mrs. Cynthia .Merrill, Mrs. J. A. Hunter and Mrs. M. D. Bi-en-nan. A SOCIAL MEKTI.Ci. The home of Mrs. F. R. Mott, 878 South Hohman street will be the scene of a meeting or the Women's G;uild of St. Paul's Episcopal church Wednesday afternoon. June 19th. It will be the monthly social meeting to which the friends of the members are invited. A delightful program has been prepared
SOCIAL EVS FOH TUESDAY.
Mm. Edward Ilepehler of Sibley street will entertain the member of the Idle Hour Club Tuesday afternoon. At her home In East State street, Mr. Frank Cope will entertain the the member of the - China Club Turnday evening. , Sirs- A. O. Merrill will be hostess to the member of the M. W. . Club at her home la Michigan avenue Tueaday afternoon.
for the afternoon and it Is desired that there are many to enjoy It. EXTERTAIXS WITH CARDS. The members of the Idle Hour Club will meet to play cards with Mrs. Ed Beechlor at her home in Sibley street Tuesday afternoon. Pedro will be played during the afternoon and the game will progress at two tables. WILL PL tV PEDRO. Pedro will be played by the members cf the China Club at the homeof Mrs. rank Cope in East State street Tuesday evening. The members will play at three tables. It is the regular bimonthly club meeting. A THIMBLE PARTY. Tomorrow afternoon the members of the M. W. G. Club will be entertained by Mrs. A. O. Merrill at her home in Michigan avenue. Mrs. Merrill will entertain at a thimble party and the
guests will bring their needle work and spend the afternoon sewing.
A MISSIONARY TEA. The members of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church will have a "Missionary Tea" Tuesday afternoon, June 18th at the home of Mrs. F. M. Elliott in Ogden street to which they invite their friends. It Is desired that there is a large attendance as an interesting program has been prepared. Miss Bell, a return missionary from Africa will lecture and tell of her work among the women in foreign countries. A CLVB MEETIXG. This evening: the girls of the Beta Alpha Tau Club will met with Miss Beatrice Hansen at her home in Rimbach avenue. The evening will be de
voted to cards and "500" will be played at two tables. It will be the. first meeting in three weeks. A THEATER PARTY. A number of young people formed .a theater party and saw "Within The Law" at the Princes theater in Chicago last evening. After the theater they had supper at The States. In the party were Miss Mae Manning. Miss Marie Buckley, Messrs. Howard Shannon and Frank Cosgrove of Chicago, the Misses Lillian Meyers, Margaret Wilder, Etta Fergueson, Messrs. Ancel Jackson,
'Vincent Buckley and Carl Mullen.
A RECITAL.
A recital will be given at All Saint's
Hall in East Sibley street, Tuesday evening, June 18th by Miss Marie Mal-
loy. Miss Norino Seward and Miss Marie Gehring. Invitations have been issued among the many Hammond friends of the young women and it is expected that there will be a large attendance at the entertainment. The following will be the program for the evening: (a) "Novellette" :.. MacDowell (b) "Shepherds All and Maidens Fair" ... i. Nevin Star Tide Piccoloniini
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nue left for Indianapolis, today, where she will bd the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Kelley, for a few weeks.
Harvey Wainwright of Rimbach ar-
enue left for his home in Warsaw, Ind.,
yesterday, where he will spend a few
weeks' vacation. ?
Miss Adele Dunbar of Rimbach, ave
nue will return home this evening aft
er spending a few days with Miss
Martha Pratt, at her home, in Rogers
Park, 111.
The Misses Aiys and Alma Hess, who
lare attending the University of Valparaiso at Valparaiso, Ind.,- spent the
past week end in Hammond the guests
of their parent. jlr- and Mrs. William
Het-s of Michigan avenue.
Miss Kmma Huehn entertained Mrs.
M. 11. Stewart of Woodlawn, at her
home, in Logan street, yesterday.
Mort Kilgire and family of Goodland.
Ind., visited with Iwis Combs and
family and J. i. Waldron and family
of Hammond over Sunday.
Mrs. M. P. Brennan of Ann street
has gone to Springfield, 111., to attend
the supreme session of the Court of
Honor. Mrs. Brennan Is an -Indiana delegate to the convention, which will
be In session Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
The Misses Olive and Bessie Bates
and Edith Bradt spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in South Bend.
The . Misses Edith Dohrman and
IVerda Sheffield spent Sunday with the latter's brother of near Valparaiso.
odge Assemblies
Popular Exhibit by Ellis Rob crts at Royal Society of Painters Snow.
About one hundred members of Gold
en Rule Council No. 1 D. of L. and Triumph Council No. 11 D. of L met
and went in a body to the First Chrl3
tian church last evening when the Rev. C. J. Sharp delivered a sermon on
"Flag Day."
Here la a oretty frock ef white
voile figured with pink. The skirt A very enjoyable meeting of Dorcas
Is ornamented with lines of Valen- IRebeckah lodge was held last Saturday clennes Insertion and lace simulating evenig in I. O. O. F. Hall In State
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The revers are of Valenciennes Jace. I evening. Several business matters of
interest to the members were disposed
Essay "The Ideal Catholic Layman" ot ana Pns ror the next meeting were
Miss Marie Malloy. I made. The members will meet next
'See The Fale Moon" Campana aturaay evening and follow their
Essay... .'.'The Angel of the Fireside" usual Business and social program. A
Miss Norine Seward. short time was spent socially at the
Rigolotta de Verdim.. . . , Liszt conclusion of the regular lodge session
Grande Marche Truimnhale There were a number of members in
-Second Piano. Miss Marie Gehring attendance at the meeting.
Vocal numbers
Misses Lenore O'Brien. Many members of the Hammond
Evelyn Grenzer and Mary English p napier oi eastern fctars attended tne
meeting last Saturday evening in the K. of F. Hall in South Hohman street. It was the regular bi-monthly meeting and the usual program was followed.
After the business meeting there was an enjoyable social session. The members arranged for the next meeting1 to be held on the evening of June 29th. The members also received an invita
tion to ' attend the neeting of the
Michigan City Chapter this evening
They will be the guests of, the "Grand Conductress. It is expected that sev
eral from Hammond will attend.
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The children of the "In Earnest
Club" were delightfully entertained by
Mrs. John . Reilly at her home in Rim
bach avenue last Saturday afternoon.
All arrangement had been made for a!
garden party but on account of the threatening weather it was decided to have an indoor meeting and the young people spent, the. afternoon pleasantly in a social way. ' Several Juvenile books have been selected which the
young people will read this summer
and a regular course of study will be taken up this fall. Dainty refresh
ments were served at four-thirty
o'clock. AID SOCIETY MEETS.
Mrs. Chester Lockwood and Mrs.
Nona Trimble wil be hostesses at the meeting of Presbyterian Ladles Aid Society Wednesday afternoon. The
meeting will be held in the parlors of
the church in South Hohman street. A PICJilC.
The members of the Embroidery Club and their children picnicked at the pretty home of Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
Bomberger in Glendale Park last Sat
urday. The early part of the afteroon
was spent on the verandah and lawn
The club members devoted the after
noon to their needle work and spent the hours very enjoyably , while the
children played games. The husbands
of the members were entertained at supper at six o'clock. The supper was served in true picnic fashion .on the floor in the large living room. There were between forty and fifty guests at the picnic and a very enjoyable time is
reported.
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TWICE TONTTE AT THE 0RPHEUr.1 THEATRE Kelly-Schuster Gaiety Company In the Musical Comedy En (Bay FJonte (Garlo SEE The Tunny Irish Sport The Dazzling Daughters of Chance The Comic Jew Gambler Admission 10c and 20c
The members of . Triumph Council
No. 11 D. of L., will meet this evening in I. O. O. . Hall in State street. The social hour will follow the regular lodge session. A large attendance is desired at the meeting.
A business and sooial program will
be followed by the members of the
Court of Honor at their meeting this
evening in Wels Hall in State street.
It will be the regular bi-monthly meet
ing and a large attendance of the membership is desired.
Costa and Fred Fisher and heard the new ragtime classics written and ar-1 ranged by Leon De Costa. The dance floor was filled with merrymakers during the afternoon and evening, and all the concessions were well patronized. Manager Seltzer is now in communication with several sensational features which he hopes to introdiice at the park in the near future. He is negotiating with some balloonists and with some high divers, and it is hoped that he will have these attractions in a very short time. It is planned to install several free attractions - and to otherwise draw attention to the park. Leon DeCosta will make some changes
in his force of entertainers in the Rathskeller this week also, and it is planned to make some changes in the band and probably introduce a woman soloist. Mr. Seltzer is in communication with a famous lady ' cornetist, who may possibly play an engagement at the park. Big plans are. being made
t- celebrate July 4 at the park, and pblttfea' rallies will be held also in the park as soon as the national conventions are over. : Three monster picnics have been billed for Lakewoods park during the month of July. The Polish contingent of Gary and environs are negotiating for Sunday, July 14; tlie Servians want the park for their big annual picnic on Sunday, July 21, and the Hungarians have engaged the park for Sunday, Jvly 28. Other parks and conventions are also preparing to take ad--antage of the special inducements offtred to picnics and conventions ty the park managiiient. ,
THE SEASON'S PARASOLS. . . The parasol Is alniya a subject of Interest with the opening o'j tbe real summer. Just now the variety la almost bewildering, so many shades and no many materials are exploited. Novelties, however, always claim the first attention and the new parasols Inrome shape that are made with twelve ribs and rather long- pointed tops are effective and promise to be well liked while the canopy shades that appeared last year are still with us, with variations,
of course, that lend a hint of novelty. la a general way It may be said that wimple materials are the smartest for street use, bi)t for the carriage there is almost no limit to be set to the possibilities, ' which at out-of-town resorts will be carried numberless embrold-
t a.
with friends in Chicago. Max Hirsch and son Max were Chicago visitors Saturday. Mrs. E. Shoeing of Grass Lake.
Mich., is visiting friends here. J ered and fancy parasols that are Mrs. M. Memstreet was a Indiana ' charming; with summer gowns. Harbor visitor Saturday. j For general usage plain silk Is Among the Hammond shoppers Sat- always correct and green conurday were Mrs. C. J. Osbom and chil- : tlnue. to be a favorite color. It dren, Miss Pansy Miller and Mrs.- M. ' la carried with gowns of all kinds
Hirsch. .
I Mrs. S. E. Stewart visited friends in
, Indiana Harbor Saturday, j Miss Florence Crandall and Mar- ! garet O'Malley attended a picnic in . Hegewlsch Sunday. J Mrs. W. G. Grahel is spending a few
days in Wanatah, Ind.
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LAKEWOODS PARK. Sunday was an ideal day at Lake-
woods park and the people of Gary and Hammond took advantage of the bit of good weather to, visit the resort. The special band concern by Ward's band drew a good many people who are In
terested in music. '
The rathskellar, which ' is one of.
the prettiest places; of the sort in the
country, was filled with people who listened to songs by Mrs. Florence De
TOLLESTON. Misses Netta and Florence Grahel the, entertaining company from Chicago. Jmeg Halpack- spent Sunday in So. . Mr. and, Mrs. J. Q. , James will entertain friends from Chicago for a few days. : Mrs. E. E. Liefield has returned from a few days visit in Crisman. Miss Margaret O'Malley of Hegewlsch. 111., will visit with Florence Crandall for a few days. Mrs. P. J. Maloney spent Sunday
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Persomtl
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. DeWeese and'
daughter Georgia and son Robert of
Rimbach avenue left at noon yesterday for Lima, O., where they will remain
with relatives for a week or longer.
Mrs. DeWeese will undergo an opera
tion for appendicitis at the Lima hos
pital this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dana Summers of Chi
cago were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brown, at their home, in Ogden
street, during the past week end.
Mrs. Evangeline ' Cummings of Chi
cago spent Sunday with Mrs. Fred
Newell, at her home, in South Ho'h-
man street.
Mrs. H. F. Meikle and Miss Estel
Russell left for Milwaukee this morn
ing, where they will be the guests of
Miss Eunice Meikle of the commence
ment exercises at Downer seminary.
Miss Meikle is a member of the grad
uating class. Mr. Meikle will leave
tomorrow to attend the exercises.
A seven-pound boy was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Cyrus Irvin early Sunday j
morning, at their home, 737 Walter
street. Mother and little one are re
ported to be doing nicely.
Miss Hope Kilgire and Miss Fern
Hann of Goodland, Ind., spent Satur
day and Sunday with Miss Ida Hurst
of Claude street.
Miss Emma Huehn of Logan street
will go to Crown Point this evening to
spend a few days with friends.
Miss Alta Kenasiy of Truman ave-
HEGEWISCH. Mrs. Fred Toung was shopping
Hammond Friday. Mrs. L. Gust was in Hammond Saturday. ' . Mrs. Dan Jordan was in Hammond Friday.. .-..l ,v,-..:. ,,f .-....- Mrs. Carlin-took her granddaughters and Miss Kosiba to Jackson Park Sunday. Miss" Ruth Beig of Gibson spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Patterson were in Chicago Saturday on business. The Peerless A. C.'s were defeated Sunday by the Zirntnerman Colts of Hammond, the score being 17 to 6. Better practice some, boys. Mrs. Herman Jordan, Miss Florence Detrick and Addie Jordan were in Hammond Sunday. Dennis Murphy returned Thursday evening after a most enjoyable trip through the east.
H. Lammering of Paw Taw, Mich., I
is in town. James Cherry and son Clarence were shopping in Hammond" Saturday. Quite a number of people from here attended the ceremonies of the laying of . the corner stone of St. Joseph's church in Hammond yesterday. ' Mrs. W. T. Kight and son Dorsey returned to their home in Rose Lawn, Ind., after several days' visit with relatives. , .
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