Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 47, Hammond, Lake County, 12 August 1912 — Page 2

THE TIMES. Monday, August 12, 1912.

EbammastTddl AllfTIIQf 17 ONLY BIG SHOW COMING TENTS OLD BALL PARK This Exhibition Goes to Chicago for Twelve Days Engagement, Opening in that City Aug. 18.

EXTERTAIXS AT PARTY. , A pleasant event occurred at the home of Mrs. William Burke, 236 ; Towle street, last Thursday evening when her sitser Hanna Grady enter-. ! tained at a party in honor of Mrs. Kdward Kelly of Duquesne, Ta. A de-j lishtful evening was spent In vocal i and Instrumental music and games. Lunch was served at a late hour. Guests were present from Omaha. Neb.. Heaewisch, Indiana Harbor and Hammond. Those present were Misses Ernie Dunescam, Aarnes Gram, ICliaabeth Booir, Eva Rose, Grare Banta, Frances P.iepel, Frieda Borman and i T . , , . u

curl io i.'irnri, biiu in I. i rici .u u jju Jerry Sullivan, EuKene Ioe, Wm. Presher, Harry Gram Walter Ros, William Rose, John R?ardon, Mr. and . Mrs. Gram, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Burke, Mrs. Kelly and Hanna Grady. CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Daugherty entertained at dinner at six o'clock Saturday evening at their home, 19J Michigan avenue in honor of Mr. L. 1. Daugherty. The party celebrated Mr. Daugrherty's seventy-eighth birthday anniversary and he received numerous gifts in remembrance of the day. Following the dinner the ' guests met eo- ' dally in the parlors. Music was a feature of tha evening. Among the guests were relatives from out of town. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Daugherty and children of Crown Point, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beall, Mrs. I. M. Beall, Miss Alice Sohl, Will Beall and Claude Beall all of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jones of Hammond. CHIRCH SERVICES. The meeting of the W. C. T. V. which was announced for Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Myers In East State street had to be postponed on account of the disagreeable weather. There were three services Sunday at which Mrs. Shaw, the state evangelist spoke, and which were largely attended by members of the W. C. T. U. Mrs. Ehaw came to Hammond from Gary where she has been for several days. She spoke at the Christian church In the morning and at the Methodist church In the afternoon. In the evening she gave a, short address at the First Presbyterian church. Mrs. Shaw is a noted evangelist and W. C. T. U. worker and her lectures were listened to with great interest. j , WILL PpAY CARDS. , The : members of Sewing: Circle No. 2 of St. Margaret's Hospital will meet with Mrs. Mat Nickels at her home in Indiana avenue. Tuesday afternoon instead of Thursday of this week, which Is the regular meeting day. The members will spend the afternoon playing cards. MEET WITH SIRS. MILLER. Tuesday evening the members of the Ideal Book Club will be entertained by Mrs. C B. Miller at her horn In HighLAKE COUNTY'S LEADING SPECIALI8T ALL ROADS LEAD TO DR. LEEDY'S OFFICE. If you are sick and afflicted and require careful, conscientious treat ment, get on the "right road." Don't! get Ride-tracked and waste your time! and money with incompetent and irresponsible doctors, in the selection! of a physician, exercise the same care ', and Judgment as you would in pur-, chasing a piece of real estate. Look1 up his professional standing, call at' his office and investigate its equip- i rnents. An up-to-date speeialst must' have something more in his office than a few drugs to successfully treat your condition. If you find that he is not thoroughly equipped with modern instruments and appliances, distrust him, beware of him for he cannot possibly be of any more service to you than the ordinary family physician. Dr. Leedy in suites 32 and 33, Rimbach building, over Lion Store, Hammond, Ind., invites a RIGID INVESTIGATION. Visit him and you will be convinced that you are on the right road. He treats all chronic, nervous, special, and private diseases for men and women. He has special treatment in the following departments: Disease of women. Diseases of men. Diseases of the skin aqd scalp. Diseases of the rectum. Diseases of the nose, throat and lungs. Diseases of the nervous system. Superfluous hairs removed from the face. YOUR FRIENDS for reference. CONSULTATION FREE. No honest man is too poor to take treatment Our "easy payment system" will ap peal to" those of small means.

SOCIAL NEWS FOR TUESDAY. Mrs. Fred Humpher will entertain the member of the China Club at hrr home iu Klmharh avenue Tu. day evening. Tk( nrmbrn of the- Idml Book Club will be entertained my Mrs. C. n. Miller at her home In Highland street TorndlJ- fvfnin. Mm. Mat Nlekeln of Indiana avenue will be hoetesn to the members of the Sewing Circle No. 2 of St. Margaret's hospital Tuesday afternoon. There will be a meeting of Golden Rule Council No. 1 D. of L. Tueaday evening In the K.- of P. Hall la South Hohman atreet. The Mioses Kleta Trill have as their guests at their home In Conker avenue. Tuesdar evening the members of the N. N. Embroidery Club. Mrs. Thomas Shea will entertain the members of the Idle Hour Club at eards Tuesday afternoon at her home In Indiana avenue

land street. The early part of the evening will be devoted to the discussion of current magazine articles. Fol lowing the study program the time will be spent socially. MRS. SHEA A HOSTESS. At her home in Indiana avenue, Mrs. Thomas Shea will entertain the members of the Idle Hour Club Tuesday afternoon. The members will meet for their bi-monthly meeting and will follow their usual social program. Pedro will be played at two tables. A THIMBLE PARTI'. The Misses Klein will entertain at a thimble party Tuesday evening at their home In Conkey avenue' in honor of the members of the N. N. Embroidery Club. The young women will 'bring their needle work to the meetjlng. j A BRIDGE PARTY. I Mrs. C. A. Scott and Mrs. W. H. Gost ilin. jr., will entertain the members o the Women's Auxiliary to the Univer slty Club at a bridge party Tuesday afternoon In the University Club rooms in South Hohman street. It will be the bi-monthly social meeting. to which all the members are invited. The curd games will be the feature of the after noon. ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. Mrs. Fred Humpher will be hostes to The members of the China Clu Tuesday evening at her home In Rim bach avenue. Mrs. Humoher will en tertain with cards and pedro will be piayed progressively at three tables. will be the regular bi-monthly clu meeting. A MISSIONARY MEETING. The meeting of the Woman's For eign Missionary Society of the First M. E. church has been postponed from Tuesday of this week until Tuesday afternoon, August 20th. The ladies o the church and congregation are lnvtt ed. The usual study and social pro gram will be followed. , A STUDY MEETING. There will be a Bible study at th home of Mr. and Mrs. John Cunnin ham, 514 Chicago avenue, Tuesd evening at 7:45 o'clock to which all a inited to come and bring their bibl and note paper. The meeting will conducted by the Rev. Swingle of the International Bible Association. HOXOR MRS. EASTER. A very pretty party of the past week end was given by Mrs. O. C. E. at hrl home In Sohl street Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Matthles entertain at a canned fruit shower In compliment to Mrs. Howard Burton Easter of Capa, S. D., formerly Miss Marie Hansen of Hammond. Acompanying- the gifts of fruit were favorite recipes from each donor. A musical program had been provided as a feature of the afternoon's entertainment. The parlors were pretty with gladiolas and the luncheon tables were decorated with bouquets of sallras and asparagus lerns. 1 ne inviiM guests were Mrs. Howard Burton Easter of Capa, S. D-, Mrs. Lou Morris of Providence, R. I., who is spending the summer with her mother Mrs. C. C. Smith. Miss Orpha Timmons of Seattle who Is Mrs. Lawrence Becker's house guest, Mrs. Fred Price of Bryn Mawr. Mrs. Jack Evans of East Chicago. Miss Emma Holton of Chicago, Mrs. Lawrence Becker. Mrs. George Stiles, Mrs. H. G. Merz, Mrs. Eugene Cooper, Mrs. George Drackert. Mrs. James Boyer, Mrs. M. P. Ludwig, Mrs. Nicholas Emmerling, Mrs. W. B. Muir, Mrs. H. W. Harden. Mrs. Mary Hansen, Mrs. E. W. Andree. Mrs. Frank Masepohl, Miss Myrtle .vierryweather. Miss Bertha Hanson A T I i. . -M J ... mo UdU,Je crnitn. Miss In Eaton. Miss Beatrice Hanson and Miss KIsa CELEBRATES AX.VIVERSABV, Mrs. E. W. Dinwiddle very charm ingly entertained a number of children at her home. 411 East State street last Saturday afternoon In honor of her daughter, Marjorie Grace. The party celebrated her fifth birthday anniver ary ana sne received many preny gifts In remembrance of the day. The children spent the afternoon playing james until four o'clock when a two course luncheon was served. Pink crepe paper and pink and white carna tions were used in tha decoration of the dining room. Covers were laid for

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Frances' Stiver, Margaret Sharp, Virginia Beggs, Georgia Cooley, Gladys and Elmlra" Jarvis, Mildred Anderson, Joe Cochran. .Virgil Anderson, Edwin Dinwiddle, Genie and Marjorie Din widdle. Fersoiiall Mrs. Ernest Kunert, 139 Russell street and her children Miss Emma and Arnold left for St. Louis last Friday. They Intend to spend several weeks there with friends. A. L. Murray head of the English de partment of the high school, has joined his family at Bay View, Mich. They will return to' Hammond in about three weeks. Miss Emma Holton, who has been the guest of Mrs. Frances MeCool, has returned to her home In Chicago. Mrs. Fred Price of Bryn Mawr, HI,, visited friends in Hammond over. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holton of Chi cago motored to Hammond on Sunday and were the guests of Mrs. Mary Hansen and daughters, 11 Rimbach avenue. Miss Orpha Timmons has returned to her home In Remington, Ind., after a few day's visit with Mrs. Lawrence Becker. Miss Timmons will leave the latter part of the month for Seattle. The Misses Kathryn Desmond and Elsa Masepohlt left this morning for Delevan Lake, Wis., where they will remain two weeks. Miss Delia Stiteby of Boston is the guest of Miss Bertha Hansen at her home, 11 Rlmbach avenue. Miss Stiteby Is also visiting Mrs. John F. Malo at Whiting and will shortly leave for Dixon, 111., to spend several weeks with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cooper and children are the guests of Mrs. Adella F. Coper of Crown Point, Ind. The Misses Minnie Schults and Margairyt Fedler left- last Saturday evening for an extended trip through the east. They will visit in Detroit, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Montreal, Boston, New York and Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fowler, 440 Hickory street visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wheaton at their home In Crown Point Sunday. Miss Mary Roche and Miss Hannah McCarthy - returned to Hammond this morning after a delightful western trip. They spent a week at the Yellowstone National Park later going to Portland. Seattle, Calgarry, St. Paul and Minneapolis': ; -They visited other cities of interest-In the west. They were absent from Hammond about a month. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Paxton and daughter Carolyn. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Crumpacker, Dorothy and - "Edgar Crumpacker have returned from-.a two week's automobile trip in Wisconsin, having visited Delevan Lake, Oconomowoc, The Dells and Madison. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Spies and chil dren of Decatur, 111. visited in Hammond last eyening and will remain for a few days the guests of friends and relatives. They made the trip In their Apperson car. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Lavene, Mrs. L. J. Haefer and Miss Marguerite Haefer motored to Chicago Heights, 111. yes terday and were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Pannenborg. Lodge Assemblies Royal Neighbors will hold their school of Instruction and class adoption Wednesday, AuKUBt 14. All camps cordially invited. A R. N. of A. pennant will be grlven to the lady getting th most votes of being; the most popu-i lar lady. The public, Woodmen and families are invited. There will be music and speakers for trie evening. A meeting of the Dorca Rebeckah Liodgre waa held last Saturday evening in the I. O. O. F. Hall In East State street. It was the regrula? weekly meeting; and the usual number of -member attended in 'spite of "the disagree able weather. Flans were rnae for

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the meeting' to be held on the evening of August Slst when there will be Initiation of a class of candidates. A very pleasant session is anticipated and it Is desired that many members attend. Saturday. August lTth the members will attend a district meeting at Lowell. They will leave on the nine o'clock Monon. Mrs. Frank S. Steens is the delegate from Dorcas Lodge to tha meeting, although a number of other members are planning to attend. "There was no meeting of the Hammond Chapter of Eastern Stars Saturday evening. The next reifular meeting will occur Saturday. August 17th in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street. After the lodge session a short time will be spent socially. There will be a meeting of the Court of Honor this evening in Wels Hall in State street at which it is desired that there is a large attendance of the membership. The usual business and social program will be followed. " The usual business and social program will be followed at the meeting of Triumph Council No. 11 D. of L. this evening In the I. O. O. F. Hall in East State street. A large attendance Is desired at the meeting of Golden Rule Council No. 1 D.'of L. Tuesday evening In the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street. It will be the regular bi-monthly meeting' and the usuaf "business and -social program will be followed. ' Death of A. J. Hewes. Andrew Jackson Hewes, 78 years old, a long resident of Schrumville, died yesterday afternoon after a lingering illness. He was a widower and is survived by a number of children. He was born la Vermont. His funeWONDERFUL r Elephants that illustrate in a verr forcible manner Ernest Thompson Seton's claim that the pachyderm is the most Intelligent of animals, present a mimic Soudan war, in which is shown what can be accomplished in the training; of elephants in these progressive days. They drill like soldiers. The opening- of their act represents a company of soldiers on the firing line. They retire for the night; th baby elephant scents dang'er and awakens the officer In charge. The enemy in the distance opens fire, and the elephants Immediately form in line in military precision. One elephant trains the gattling gun on the enemy and opens fire. Another Is mortally wounded, and drops dead, as also the officer. Still another elephant, seeing that, the officer Is mortally wounded, limps out waving a flag of truce, while two elephants of the ambulance corps EAT

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ANNOUNCEMENTS. A l GI ST 10 TO 17. Take launch Leona Heron for water carnival and navat review at Grant Park, Chicago. Hydroplane races, motor boat races and yacht races. Boat leaves Hammond water works park at one o'clock every day"" during the carnival. Fare 75 cents including seat in bdat for afternoon. 8-9:10-13-lS For a Fine. Choice Chew try UNION SCOUT. Save the tickets. Secure a premium list from your dealer. ral takes place on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. Interment will be made In the Thornton cemetery. Death of Aged Lady. Mrs. T. A. Maplestone, 374 Indiana avenue, a respected resident of Hammond, for the past two years, died at the family residence Saturday night at 11 o'clock p. m.. following a short illness. The funeral will be held from the family residence at 374 Indiana on Tuesday evening at 8:80 o'clock. The remains will be taken to the Erie depot from where they will be shipped on the. 11:52 p. m. train for Jamestown, N. Y., her former home. Funeral services and interment will occur at Jamestown. The family requests that flowers be ommltted. ' - Mrs. Mapjlestone was 82 years old old and had been ailing only several days. During her residence of two years In Hammond, she has gained the acquaintance of a large circle of friends and has been residing with her daughter. Miss Essie Maplestone. B. P. Maplestone of Jefferson, Pa,, and Mrs. J. Ij. McGiU of Buffalo. N. Y.

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.1. cover over the officer with the colora, and carry him off the field. One of the elephants seises the dead officer around the neck with his trunk, while the other elephant grasps the man in a similar manner around tha ankles. In this way they cajrry the officer from the bivttl field. The scene never fails to elicit the most thunderous applause. These wonderful elephants will be seen with the Young Buffalo Wild West and Col. Cummins' Tar East, which will exhibit in Hammond on Saturday, August 17. The act is made very impressive on account of its picturesque setting. Native East Indians, Arabs. Bedouins, Cingalese and many other nationalities of the orient participate In the ensemble, lending; color and atmosphere to the surroundings that are ' typical of the country In which the scene is supposed to be enacted. AT THE

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SPECIAL NOTICE. COMMENCING AUG. 5 THE MOIION ROUTE Will sell two-ride tickets between Hainmond and Chicago at the rate of 50 cents. : : : Trains leave Hammond, Ind. 4:35, 5.02 and 7:00 p. m. 6:37, 6;52. 9:47 and 11:35 a.m. G. B. PETERSON, Agent.