Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 25, Hammond, Lake County, 20 July 1912 — Page 2

THE TIMES. July 20, 1912. DAINTY FROCK OF CREPE METEOR

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A I1KLIOHTKI I, ME8TF.K TRI. Miss llary Roche and Miss Hannah McOarty left Hammond last evening on a delightful trip. They will spend Sunday In Minneapolis leaving there to go to Yellowstone National Park, where they will remain for almost a week, From there they will fro to the ' coast and spend some time in the prin-j t-ipal coast cities returning home by way pf Canada. They will be absent

from Hammond for at least three weeks. KSTKHT.mS WITH CAHDS. Mrs. P. L. navis very delightfully

entertained the members of the "600" j Club yesterday afternoon at her home,

in Itlmbaeh avenue. Jt was the regular bi-monthly meeting postponed from Tuesday to Friday afternoon for the convenience of the members. The puests played cards at two tables. After several games the honors were awarded to Mrs. A. F. Knotts, Mrs. J. T. Flavin and Mrs. Davis. Mrs. K. A. Mee was named as the next hostess and she wljl entertain the members in he parlors of the Hotel Carleton. The next meeting day will be announced later,

SOCIAL NEWS KOR MONDAY.

There will be a meeting of the member of the Court of Honor Monday evrcing In Wels Hall In State tit reef. .Mrs. Charlen Albert Smith will entertain the memhrra of the Kmbroidery Clan at a thimble party Monday afternoon at her home In Itlmbaeh avenue,

ANXl'.tli rioic. The members of the Presbyterian Sunday school will have their annual picnic at Harrison Park Wednesday afternoon and evening. Free ice cream and lemonade wiij be served the children pf the Sunday school. A program of games and contests has been arranged for their entertainment and a very enjoyable day is anticipated. It is expected that the picnie will be well attended. W, C, T. V, MEETING. Mrs. H. K. Granger, 55 Hamlin street was at bome to the members of the W. C T. V. last evening- It was the regular monthly social meeting to which the members of the society and their friends were invited. There was a large attendance at the meeting. A

delightful musical and literary pro

gram was given for the entertainment of the gusts after which dainty re

freshments were served. Next Friday evening. July 26th a Silver Medal Contest will be given at the First Presby

terian church in South Hohman street

under the auspices of the W. C. T. U.

A class of six grils of high school age

will take part on the program. Plans were definitely made for the contest last evening and it is desired that

many Hammond people attend.

Telephone Hammond 1479 Hours: 1 to 4 Daily. Evenings, Tuesdays and Saturdays, 6 to S DR. BERTHA C. DAY Specialist in Diseases of Women and Children SUITE, 204 RUFF BUILDING, Hammond Indiana

A BOY SCOIT MEETING.

The Boy Scouts had a short meet

ing last evening in the parlors of the

First Baptist church in Bast Sibley street. The attendance was not as large as. usual on account of the ab

sence of several of the members who

are at the Camp at Crystal Lake,

Mich. Letters had been received from the boys at the camp telling of their

good times. Plans were made for the next meeting to be held Friday, July 2tth. The usual business and social

program will be folowed.

EXTERTAIXi CIi;B FRIENDS.

The meeting of the Beta Alpha Tau

Club has been postponed from Monday to Tuesday evening when Miss Ela

Masepohl wll entertain at her home in Webster avenue. The members will

devote the evening to needle work and

cards. It will be the regular bi

monthly club party.

Her Is a dainty frock of white

crepe meteor. To the tunlo of tucked

wnite chirr on is joined a band of delicate white lace. The overbodlce.

with pointed pepium, la of geranium pink chiffon edged with silver fringe.

Silver ball fling outlines the neck and edgee the sleeves. The narrow

girdle Is of black velvet.

at noon. The picnic was very well

attended and everyone reported having spent a very enjoyable time.

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FOR A GOOD KITTING SUIT TO ORDER at a lew- price come to 61 State Street. Hammond. For Best Cleaning, Repairing and Pressing, call 771 and we will attend to It. Young Men's Tailors

MEETING IS POSTPONED.

There will be no meeting of the

Ideal Book Club next Tuesday evening, July frd on aeeount of the ab

sence of several of the members who

are spending the summer out of the

city. Miss Bertha Hansen of Rtmbarh, !

avenue will be the hostess at the next

meeting which will be announced

later, j A TH 1)1 HI, 13 PARTY.

The Misses Emily and Bertha Ebert

will be hostesses at a thimble party

Tuesday evening at their home in South Hohman street. Their guests'

will be the members of the N. N. Em

broidery Club who will meet for their

regular weekly club meeting.

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AN AFTERNOON PARTY.

Monday afternoon Mrs. Charles Albert Smith will be hostess to the

members of the Embroidery Club at

her home in Rimbach avenue. Mrs. Smith will entertain at a thimble party. It will be the regular bimonthly club meefin gand the usual

social program will be followed. PICNIC AT THE LAKE FRONT.

The annual picnic of the Tine street Presbyterian Sunday school was held

yesterday at the Lake Front. A num

eer or the children of the Sunday

school were accompanied by her par

ents. They met at the church at nine

o'clock and spent the remainder of the day in the park. Bathing, boating and

the usual ptcnte diversions were enJoyed. A basket luncheon was served

Mr. and Mrs. R. W. ZU of Claude

street will leave this evening for South Haven. and Saugautuck, Mich, to

remain for a week or ten days. They will make the trip from Chicago by boat.

Miss Elsie Greb and Miss Amanda

Knoth will leave tomorrow evening

for St. Joseph, MicS. to remain tor several week's visit.

Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford will

leave for Detroit, Mich, today to spend a few days with relatives of Mr. Crawford's.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas., Yager, 221 West

State street will leave for St. Joseph and Benton Harbor, Mich, tomorrow for a wek's visit. They will be accompanied by Miss Frieda Lorts of Ham

mond.

A. E. AVilcox of Conkey avenue has

returned from Windsor, Ont., Canada where he spent his vacation among friends and relatives.

Mrs. Helen Beiriger and children of

Condit street will spend the week end

with relatives in St. John.

Never before has such a varied cen-i stellation of riding experts been pro- j sented with a tented organisation such as those seen with the Hagen-beck-Wallace Shows which exhibit in Hammond, Monday, July 12, In extent and excellence of its equestrian contingent the greatest riders of the world have been gathered together. Every school of equestrianism has on or more representatives individuals, duos, trios and troupes in a program

of performances of range sq wide that diverse fancies demanding something either admirable, beautiful, sensational or exciting are bound to be satisfied. The catalogue of accomplishments is splendidly complete. There are leaping and bounding jockeys, piroquettir.g and some-sault-ing riders, tan riders, esquires and dames in beautiful menage accomplishments, hussars in drills of the

lancers, octettes in equestrian minutes and floral tournaments, park pastimes

of exceeding elegance and grace and

cavalry recruits in heroic and amusing horsemanship of the frontier, with

rough-riding stunts that are thrilling.

Europe's greatest arenic innovators

will be seen in starting new acts. Be.

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ginning where the majority of riders.

have reached the extreme limits of

possible effort, they present Individ.

ualy end collectively more startlina; ,

and sensational equestrian feat than

the American arena has ever before seen. Jt Is no uncommon eight to see

these riders, moving- precisely as a

single person, leap and bound from the ground to the bare back of a single.

fast-running horse. Besides this great act are many progeny of. illustrious riding; families fitted by personal prowess to wear the mantle of greatness intrusted to their care, each of whom would be featured individually as a star act with the average clrcua. The equestrian exhibitions are to diversified that at times the three rings, elevated stapes and hippodrome are required in their presentation. Th$ most fastidious and critical circusgoer should find something to please and satisfy them in the varied program of menage, bafeback and frontier riding acts, not to mention the large arraye of other exhibitions of skill and courage and the remarkable performances of the trained wild animals, a complete show in itself, and one that has never before been equaled in circus history. , ' '".

Cnrcias Bff July 22 nd

TWICE DAILY, 2 &. 8 p.m. RAIN OR SHINE

Mr. and Mrs. James Shafer and son,

George have returned to their home

in Doty street after a visit with, friends and relatives in Logansport,

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Mr. and Mrs. Taul Newman of West

State street have returned from Michigan where they spent a week visiting friends and relatives in Kalamaaoo and Detroit.

Miss Beulah Drackert of State Lino

street and Mis Laura Jtohde of Indiana avenue will leave tomorrow for points in the east. They will spend two weeks visiting in New York City,

Boston and other eastern cities, Mrs, John Seeley has returned to

her home in Summer street after a months visit with relatives in Muncie,

Ind, Master Clayton Seeley will re

main with his grandparents in Muncie

until the first of September. W. J. Mettleman of East Gary was in Hammond today to attend the funeral of John Buseh. Mr. MettKman, who is eighty-nine years old and hale and hearty comes to Hammond where he has many friends several times a year. Msg Ethel Hathaway of May street will leave this evening for an extended trip through the west. She will visit Denver, Colorado Springs, Salt Lake City and the Yellowstone National rark before her return. ; Miss Marguerite Knetts will entertain Miss Kalilla Trotter of Valparaiso at her home in MuenKh Court over Sunday. Mrs. Edward F- Bird and sons, Henry F. and Theodore who have been the guests of relative in Mt. Healthy end Norwood, O. and points in Indiana, for the past two month have returned to their home, Sit Hohman street.

DOCTORS ANNOUNCE

THEIR NEXT PROGRAM

District Medical Meeting to Be Held Aug. 1 at Porter County Capital.

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Valparaiso, ind., .July 20. Following is the program arranged by the Porter County Medical society for the enter-' tainment of the tenth district medical society, August 1st; "Prevention of Conception" E. E. Evans, Gary. Leaders in discussion: G. R. Osborn, Laporte; F. L. More-j house, Morocco. j "Gail Bladder Infection"; F. V. Martin, Michigan- City. Leaders in discussion: - J. M. Waahborn, Rensselaer; G. D. Brannon, Crown Point. I "Surgical Relief for lntra-crannial Pressure" C. C. Rogers, Chicago.

Leaders in discussion: Paul E. Bowers, Michigan City; Ira Miltimore. Gary. "Diagnosis of Perlcardititis" W. F. Howat, Hammond. Leaders n discussion: W. D. "Wels, Hammond; D. E. Marity, Fowler. "Methods of Accure Diagnosis" Charles P. Emerson, Indianapolis. Leaders in discussion: F. A. Tucker. Noblesville; E. M. Shanklin, Hammond, v At six "clock a dinner will be given the members of the society by the medical department of the Valparaiso university at Altruria dining half.

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EVERYTHING ABSOLUTELY NEW, JAMMED WITH NOVEL ACTS 3 GREAT HERDS PERFORMING ELEPHANTS Including the Menage Pachyderm Teuflht and Driven by a Woman

AVAUNT WITH THE OLD HAIL TO THE NEW

The Great "So Different" Shows Wandering far from Circusdoms beaten Paths to ORIGINALITY'S VIRGIN AND FERTILE FIELDS

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SHE'S A MODERN SAMSON RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA AND RUSSIAN BALLET THE RENOWN GOLDEN TROUPE

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24 CHAMPION RIDERS Never Before Such an Array Including the 4 LLOYDS 50 CLOWNS WITH MANY NEW AND UP-TO-DATE PANTOMIMIC NOVELTIES Most Wonderful Trained Wild Animals, Including the vicious Leopards Educated and performed by MME. MERCEDES

BLiOdge Assemblies

A very enjoyable meeting of the members of the Protected Home Circle took place last evening in the Moose Hall in State street. There was a large attendance of the membership and several visitors from Chicago were present. The Kenwood degree team from. Chicago performed the initiatory work. A class of three candidates was initiated. Following the regular lodge session the guests were invited into the banquet room and served witlv a supper. The tables were beautifully decorated .with . greenery, white earnations and red rose buds. A number of the members remained after the banquet hour and enjoyed informal dancing. The meeting was one of the. most enjoyable f the summer. Announcement of the nejet regular meeting will be made later. A very pleasant meeting of the members of Golden Rod Camp Na- 157 Royal Neighbors took plaee last evening in Longs Hall in State street. A social hour -was enjoyed following; the business meeting. Refresments were served during the social howr. Thre were many members prMnt They planned the program for ' their next

(regular meeting to be held Friday

evening, August 2nd at Long's Hall. j i There were many members of Ham-; mend Hive No. J L. O. T. M. in attend-

janee at the meeting last evening in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman f Street. It was the regular bi-monthly meeting and the usual program was 5 followed. There was Initiation of aj 'class of candidates duringr the evening.' Plans were also made for the next 'meeting to take place on the' evening

EVERY MORNING AT TEN O'CLOCK

GRAND FREE STREET PARADE THROUGH THE PRINCIPAL STREETS ' Reserved Chairs and Admission Tickets on Sale on Show Day at SUMMERS PHARMACY HOHMAN, nsar STATE

At Exactly the Same Prices Charged on the Show Grounds.

of August 2nd when it is desired that

j many members are present. After 'the business meeting refreshments were served and a delightful time was

spent socially. The regular weekly meeting of Dereas Rebeekah Lodge will take place thts evening in the' I. O. O. F, Hall in State street. ' A large attendance is desired at the regular bi-monthly meeting of the Court of Honor Monday evening in Wels Hall in State street. After the buslnes meeting there will be a social hour when a pleasant time is anticipated. ' At the regular bi-monthly meeting ef the True Kindred Tuesday evening 1. O. Q. Hall in State street the usual business and seclal program wtll be followed. It is desired that there is a

large attendance of the membership. Next Tuesday evening the members of Progressive Ceurt No. 16 Tribe of

Ben Hur will meet in the,K. of V, Hay in South Hohman street for their regular bi-monthly meeting. The usual program will be followed. A short time will be spent socially at the close of the business meeting. There will be a meeting of the Hammond Chapter of. Eastern Stars this evening in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street, r A large attendance of membership is desired. " Annual Picnic Day. Employes of the Reid. Murdoch company In Hammond enjoyed a halfholiday today, arrangements having been for recreation on the lawn in front of the establishment. This is also the annual picnic day for the employes of the Chicago office. One of the features of the Hammond outjng was a ball game which was played between, the married, and single men."

THE BEST, PICNIC GROVE IN SOUTH CHICAGO DANC1XU EVERY ll'NDAT Strictest order maintained In dnolng pavilion and grove. Xiuatle by Professor Sterling. John Brill, Prop. j- Phone South Chicago 5S74 10287 INDIANAPOLIS BLVD., ' SOUTH CHICAGO. ILL.

Leave for Auto Trip. Attorney J. A. Gavit and his wife left for an automobile tour of Michigan yesterday. Russell Gavit en his motorcycle accompanied them. They expect to be gone for two weeks. They will motor to northern Michigan summer resorts.

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