Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 37, Hammond, Lake County, 31 July 1912 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

A HBIDGE PABTT. Miss Florence Loverdlge and Miss Norm Lockltn entertained the members Of the AVOmen's Auxiliary to the University CJub at a bridge party yesterday afternon In the University Club rooms In South Hohman afreet. It was the regular bl-mohthly club meeting and the usual social program was followed. Bridge whist was played at four tables. Mrs. Walter IX Tatton scored high. The second prixe was awarded to Mrs. Ray Chapman. Dainty refreshments were served at the consluslon of the card games. In two weeks the members will meet at another card party In the club rooms. The date of the meeting will be August lath. KTEnTS WITH CARDS. Mfl. Henrietta. Huber will have, the members of the Sunshine Club aS her guests at hef home in Truman avenue Thursday afternoon. Mr. Huber will entertain with cards and pedro will be played progressively at three tables. WIM. MEET THVItSDAr. Thursday afternon the members of the Acme Social Club will be entertained by Mrs. G. II. Clover at lief home in Kast state street. The members will play pedro at two tables. It wll be the regular bl-mOnthly social meeting. "WILL. MEET SOCIALLY. The members of Circle No. 1 of st. Margarets Hospital will meet with Mrs. Mat Jung at her home In Wil

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liams street Thursday afternoon for their regular bi-monthly meeting. The afternoon will be devoted to cards. It was first announced that the meeting would be held with Mrs. Weis but other arrangements were made later. A DlRRCTOira MEETING. There will be h directors meeting at the Settlement House at 8:20 Friday afternoon. business of Importance will be transacted and it is desired that many members attend. AN AKTKUNOOX TEA. The members of William H. Calkins W. K. C. No. 24S will meet for a social tea tomorrow afternoon At the home of Mrs. Lukeman. 476 East Carroll street. All friends are invited. A Tit I M RLE PARTY. Last evening the youhg women of the X. N. Embroidery club were entertained by Miss Meta. Fodder, at her home, In East State street. The young women were entertained at a thimble party and brOflght their needle work. After a few hours spent pleasantly with needle work and music a dainty two course luncheon was served. The members planned to meet again next Tuesday evening and Miss Gertrude Herbst will be hostess at her home in South Hohman street Miss Herbst win entertain at a thimble party. MRS. bill a Hostess. The member of the Idle Hour nub were delightfully entertained by Mrs. r. a. fthli. at her home, in Ann street.

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SOCIAL NEWS FOR THURSDAY. MrS. Mat June will entertain the mcrabrra of Circle No. 3 of St. Mnrfcaret's Hospital at her borne la Wllllanm atreet Thursday after noon. Th members of the Sunshine Club will be entertained by Mrs. Henrietta Hnber at her home In Truman avenue Thursday afternoon. Mrs. G. H. Clover will be hostess to the mebers of the Acme Social Club Thursday afternoon at her home In East State street. The members of the Presbyterian Social Club will picnic at the Lake Front Thursday evening-.

. It was announced that the meeting would be held with Mrs. F. Ketchell, but other arrangements were made later. Mrs. Bull had two Invited guests. Mrs. Ed. Beechler, formerly of Hammond, but now of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Frank. Brophy. The guests played pedro during the afternoon, and after several games the honors were awarded to Mrs. R. E. Schoff, Mrs. Ed. Beechler and j Mrs. Frank Brophy. A dainty luncheon was served after the games. The next J meeting of the club,wlll occur In two weens una airw. A nomas poes will entertain the members at her home In Indiana avenue. ASWOCXCE PROGRAM. The next weekly open air band concert of the North Hammond Lutheran band will be Riven at the corner of Hohman and Hanover street. The following program will be rendered: ; Floradora March Hult Iown Deep Within the Cellar Oxenford Ni-rhrata Overture ..Hssel I Want A Girl Von Tilsort ' Bohemian Girl Selection ... . .B.alfe 'Oh You Circus Day Monaco .Midnight Moonbeam . . . . . .Bartholme The Rambler .Crumling Loves Golden Dreams Stevens Irene-Walts Hoeklns Silver Threads Among the Gold.Danks Gentry's Triumphal March Jewell PICWIC AT LAKE FRO.VT. The members of the Fern Leaf Linen Club have Invited a number of their friends to picnic with them at the Lake Front Thursday. August 1st. Among the out of towh guests will be Mrs. Cox of Chicago. Each member has th privilege of Inviting one guest. A chicken dinner will be served. AXXCAL PICJTfC. The annual picnic of Hammond Temple No. 7$ Pythian Sisters will take place Thursday, August 1st at the Lake Front. The ladles will leave from the comer of State and Hohman streets at three o'clock. The men win be guests at supper at seven 0cl6ck. Basket suppers will be served. A7t AFTERSfOOJf PARTY. Mrs. J. ft. Btaffdrd Informally entertained the members of the Mi W. O. Club at a thimble party yesterday afternoon at her home In Indiana avenue. The members devoted the afternoon to their needle work until four-thirty o'clock when a dainty two course luncheon was served. The next club party Will be given In two weeks on Tuesday. August Uth at the home of Mrs. W. Stansbury, SOS East Sibley street. Mrs. R. Pierce, Mrs. O. A. Merrill. Mrs. R. H. Price, Mrs. O. A. Lyon,

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bury, Mrs. A. H. Cross, Mrs. J. A. Dav'S and Miss Martha Davis attended the meeting yesterday. EXTERTAI WITH CARDS. A very enjoyable meeting of the China Club took place last evening At the home of Mrs. Peter Halfman in Michigan avenue Pedro was played progressively at three tables. After several games the honors Were awarded to Mrs.-Joseph Miller and Mr. Henry Heiser. The hostess prise was retained by Mrs. Halfman. A prettily appointed luncheon was served at the conclusion of the card games. The rerefreshments were served in two courses. Mrs. Fred Humpher was named as the next hostess and she will entertain the members at her home in Rlmbach avenue on the evening of August 13th. A CHIRCH SERVICE. S The First Presbytefiah church will have its last prayer meeting of the summer this evening at 7:45 o'clock, the service will be conducted by the ;Rev. A. W. Hoffman. AN ICK CREAM SOCIAL. The Young People's society of the Evangelical Immanuel church will give an ice cream social Thursday ! evening, August 1, at the church hall ;in East Sibley street, to which the I public is cordially Invited. A short ; musical program will be given In the early part of the evening. A LAWS SOCIAL. The Ladies of the Monroe street Methodist church w-ill give an ice cream social at Conkey park, Thursday, August 1st to which the public is I Invited. At noon ice cream and cake iwlll be served so that the employes of the Conkey plant may attend. In the evening there will be a social rally and a pleasant time is assurred all 'who attend. The proceeds Will be used for the benefit of the church. A NOTICE TO MEMBERS. The officers and members of Hammond Council N. A. V. are requested to attend the next . tegular meeting Thursday evening. August 1st at Clark's Hall In the old Masonic Temple in State street as business of I importance Will be transacted. C W. HE1MBACH, Secretary. Personal J Mrs. Frahk Hammond, who is spendI lng the summer at Flint Lake, was In j Hammond yesterday. Bliss Addle Shanstrotti of St. Paul. Neb., who has been a guest of Mrs. J. J. Anderson, 626 Anft street, will leave today for Chicago a&d from there will go to Kansas City tor a few days' visit. Joseph Przymusmskl of bgden street left this morning for Benton Harbor; Mich. Owing to his poor health he will undoubtedly spend several weeks at tha resort Attorney Walter J. Lots and family of family of Hammond left last night for .northern Wisconsin. They expect to spend about two weeks, dividing their time among various places. for building

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All Knights will meet at Castle Hall at 1 p, m., Aug. 1, 1912, to attend funeral of Brother Walter Webster. E. O. SCOTT, Acting C. C, Lodge No. 210. H. D. FULLER, K. R. A S. Miss Summers of Kansas City, who has been the guest of Miss Bertha Malnitski, at her home, in Indiana ave., has gone to vlplt relatives In the vicinity of Grirnth. She will return to Hammond for a more extended vlst. Mrs. Ed. Beechler, formerly of Hammond, but now of Indianapolis, Is spending a few days here. Miss Helen Blosser of Indiana avenue left this morning for Rochester, Ind. She will visit friends and relatives in Decatur and Bluffton, Ind. before returning home. She will be absent from Hammond for at least two week. LOST On Hohman St., a drug sample case and book of order blanks. turn Summers pharmacy, Hammond.' Mrs. Kic Snyder of East Chicago and her guest. Miss Olga Graef of St. Louis, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Polland and Mrs. Hesterman of Hammond spent the day visiting relatives at West Pullman, 111. There was a meeting of Goldeen Rule Council No. I, D. of U, last evening, in the K. of P. hall, in South Hohman street. A social hour was enjoyed following the regular lodge session. A short literary and musical program was given, after which refreshments were served. Many members were in attendance at the meeting , and there were several visitors from Triumph Council No. 11, D. of L., of Hammond. The next meeting will occur In two weeks on Tuesday evening, Aug. 13th. and the usual business and social program will be followed. It is desired that many members attend. MUSICAL COMEDY AT THE ORPHEUM Starting Thursday matinee the Orpheum will offer Boyle Woolf oik's new musical play "Who's Little Girl Are Tour with Wm. B. Morris and Grace Thurston. The above announcement is enough to guarantee the best there is In vaudeville, for Mr. Woolfolk has given us "A Winning Miss" and the "Sunny Side of Broadway" with Max Bloom and his funny horse. His latest effort is said to be in the class with his previous efforts and the cast Is without doubt the best any of musical plays in vaudeville being headed by Mr. Wm. B. Morris and Miss Grace Thurston who have starred In their own companies for the last number of years. "Who's Little Girls Are Tour Is a farce and a real farce, One that makes you laugh from overture to finale. During this melange of lrreslstable fun are interpolated some of the catchiest songs and specialties that could be obtained. The cast Is the most expensive playing the vaudeville time in a musical production. The company is comprised of seventeen people Including the eight prettiest girls extant. A feature of the performance is the Texas Tommy dance done by Miss Thurston & Mr. Ackerllnd. It Is a re plica of the famous Barbary Coast dance as Interpreted by Mr. David Sterling the acknowledged peer of that style of dancing and who was once Miss Thurston's dancing partner. TOLLESTON. Mr. and Mrs. A. Carlson were Chi cago visitors yesterday. The Dramatic club will meet with Miss Louise James, at her home, on Fourth street, Wednesday evening. Miss Myrtle Eiser will spend a few days with relatives In Detroit. Mich. J. A. Normandt was a business visitor In Chicago yesterday. Forest Lee has returned from an extended visit with relatives In Knox, Ind. Mrs. S. E. Stewart and Mrs. 3. Apt are spending a few days visiting rela tlves in Valparaiso. Mfs. A. Fenier returned to her home in Chicago after a few days visit with Mrs. J. Gordon. EAST GARY. Mrs. Olga Hutson and daughter of Kalamaxoo, Mich., spent Saturday with the former's mother, Mrs. Caroline Kohlef. Mr. and Mrs. E. Douglas of Pittsburg are visiting with the latter's sister, Mrs. J. Forrester. Miss Linda Peterson spent the week end with Miss Ebba Brundln In Chicago. Mrs. K. Cri8man visited with relatives at Crlsman Sunday. Walter Fabian of Chicago has been visiting with his father. Valentine Fabian. Mr. and Mrs. George Tree of Miller were guests over Sunday of Mrs. Tree's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. SeydeL Mrs. R, Glover is spending a few days with her husband here. 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. Batohelor and children of Miller spent , Sunday at O. Erlandson's. Mrs. W. E. Ashton and son David were South Chicago visitors Monday. CLARK STATION. George TaylOr, who has been residing here for a few years, moved to East Chicago with his family, where they will make their future home. Herman Schfeibei1 and Hugo Schrieber of Hammond were Clark Station business visitors. The other day everybody saw the bear dance here. Some strangers came to town with two bears and a monkey and had them perform. Fred Schmetzer of Edgerton, . O., IS spending the week with relatives here. Mrs. F. Behn and Miss Emily Behrt Of Clark. Station were South Chicago business visitors yesterday. Damon Schmetzer of this place, Who KaS Been very 111 for thei past few weeks, was taken to the Gary General

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hospital, where ha Was operated on for appendicitis. He in progressing well aftef the operation. Dr. DeLong of Gafy irthe patient's physician. " Mrs. Walter Costey of Clark Station was a Gary business transactor yeiter day. Mrs. Charles Scheurer and Master Herbert Scheurer returned to Chicago after spending several days with relatives here and on their return trip were accompanied by Elmer Behn, whd Will spend a few days at their home. Among the Gary visitors yesterday were Miss Emily Behn, Mrs. F. Behn, Allen Hyson, John Gastel, A. Benson. William Schmetzer, Fred Humberger, Walter Behn and several others. Willard Amstein of Chicago is spending the week with Clark Station relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Thomag Pearson are the proud parents of a ten-pound baby boy. Both mother and child are doing well. Several people of this place attended the Celebration at Tolleston Sunday night In honor of Rev. A. Rump, who has preached at the Tolleston Lutheran church, twenty-five years Sunday. HIGHLAND. Miss E. Jamleson Of Griffith was a visitor here today. Mr Math and William Miller of Griffith passed through here In an auto. H. S. Daugherty was In Hammond on business today. Mr. and Mrs. P. Ellsworth and daughter Edith returned home from Ohio, where they've spent a couple of weeks. E. Hollet Is Improving considerably at St. Margaret's hospital. Miss K. Hartog spent Sunday evening with Miss D. Stahl. M. J. Grimmer and sdns were Hammond callers last evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Kraus and family were Scherervllle Visitor Sunday. M. Wright and Miss Hattle Wahl were callers at the Misses Mary and Annie Kraus Sunday. Miss Cora Kaluf and Miss Phoebe Withmore spent last evening with Miss Judith Douthett. Mrs. W. Melcher was a Chicago visitor yesterday. GARYITES HEIRS TO FORTUNE Fortune has at last smiled upon Miss Anna Milbrath, one time Chicago belle and seventh wife and victim of "Sir" Harry Westwood Cooper, archbigamlst. burglar and forger, who has up to now eluded the authorities with such ease that he Is known as the "hflmon eel." It was announced last night that Miss Milbrath, who Is now studying nursing under an assumed name in the American Hospital in West Munroe street. Is one of the heirs of an aunt who died Sn Heidelberg, Germany, recently, leaving a considerable for tune. Just how large a portion falls to Miss Milbrath could not be - learned SAGE TEA WILL DARKBfTHE HAIR Resore Faded and Gray Haii to Natural Color; Dandruff Quickly Removed. Thefe la nothing new about tha Idea of using Sage for restoring the coior or uie nair. Our grandmothers kept their hair dark, glowy and abundant by the use nf a ntmni "Sage Tea." Whenever their hair ieu out or toon on a dull, faded or streaked appearance, thev mmim a brew of Sage leaves, and applied It meir nair wun wonaeriuuj beneficial effect. Nowadays we don't have to resort to the old-time tiresome method of gathering the herbs and making the tea. ThU Is done by skillful chemists better than we could do It ourselves; and all we have to do Is to call for the ready-made nroduct. Wveth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, containing Sage In the proper strength, with the addition of Sulphur, another old-time scalp remedy. This preparation gives youthful color and beauty to the hair, and la one of the best remedies you can use for dandruff, drv. feverish, itching scalp, and falling hair. Get a fifty cent Dotue rrom your druggist today, and you will ba' surnriaed f th quick results. All druggists sell it, unaer guarantee tnat the money will be refunded If the remedv In tint exactly as represented. Agent U Harrv Weis.

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WHOSE LITTLE GIRL ARE YOU STARTING THURSDAY MATINEE ' Presented by BOYLE WOOLFOLK Producer of The Sunndy Side of Broadway . and A Winning Miss ORDER SEATS NOW last night. The young woman, whom Cooper, married under the assumed name of "Dr. Milton Abrahams," Is said to be now on 4 vacation In the country. Ignorant of the fortune that Is hers. Others Who will inherit peftions of the estate are: Miss Milbrath's brother, Benjamin, .of Gary; Mrs. C .Dlckmeyer of Gary, Miss Amelia Miller, Mrs. Gertrude Smith and Mrs. Christina Herald of Robertsdale, Ind. CAROUSAL IX ATTACK. Following a carousal Lloyd Ashler and Charles Howard attacked Tony Rock and rfufford and John Glimpso at Rock's dry beer place at Oolitic, nr Bedford, fatally wounding Ruffo-d Glitnbse, by snooting him In the head. Rock and Glimpse suffered serious injuries. Ashler and Howard made their escape and are thought to have returned to their former home in TenThe LaVendor Cigar Is a home prod uct. None better. TWO-DAY EXCUnsiOV TICKETS. From Hammond to Gary, ladtana Harbor, Hegewlsch, Chicago. And Intermediate suburban stations on Pennsylvania. Uhe. will be sold daily at special fares. Consult Ticket Agent for particulars. H. C. GROMAN, H D. Physician and Surgeon 402 Hammond Building Phones, He., 242; Office, 205 Always Consult the Best MADAM COSTELLO REGISTERED TRANCE MEDIUM Readings Daily ; " Phono 1442 672 Morton Avenue, near Columbia. Hohman Street Car to door PATENT YOUR IDEAS and makej --vtVo MdneyrimnrfAitoiu. 'mem,' V T-.WIdkN-ntcc aeoK GET THKM -nr&K joshua r. h. potts tOiMSt. W ll tl , D. C " U S. rants rtatat S S Ptw tkCttrnt WE PAY $1 PER SET FOR i'ifI'lU OLD FALSE which are of no value to you. Highest prices paid for Old Gold, Silver, Old Watches, Broken Jewelry. Precious Stones. Money Sent by Return Mall. Phila. Smelting & Refining Co. ESTABLISHED iO TEARS 823 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Pa. FOR A GOOD FITTING SVIT TO OKDBIt at a low price come to (I State Street. Hammond. For Best Cleaning. Repairing and Pressing, call 771 and we will attend to It. Young Men's Tailors BUILDING MATERIAL for body and brain you will find In our high grade breads. Our bread has stood the test for years and is acknowledged by coanetsfteara to be the ne pins ultra" of bread baking in tempting deliclousness, fine flavor and nourishment. Our bake stuffs are th best that can be obtained anywhere. The Hammond Modern Bakery KILB0RN, LOHSE A. M OR AC, Props. Bakers and Confectioners Parties, Receptions and Balls Especially Catered to. 86 STATE ST. , PHONE 268 HAMMOND, INDIANA