Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 55, Hammond, Lake County, 27 August 1912 — Page 2
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Tuesday, Aug. 27, 1912.
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Hammond's Greatest Society Event If Foo Prepared? Full Dress Suits Tuxedos Dress Shirts and Accessories at
SOCIAL. SEWS FOR WEDSESDAY. Hn. Aaicast Schneider will have an hrr guests tomorrow afternoon at her, home in Mason street the 'member of the . Wednesday Afternoon Club. , The Ladles of the Knights of Columbus will meet la the K. of C. elub rooms In South Hohman atreet Wednesday afternoon to play cards. The members of the W. II. C. Embroidery Club Trill be entertained by Mrs. Wilson at her home in Ann street Wednesday afternoon.
Jter. Elizabeth of RImbach avenue re- , turned home yesterday from their ' eastern trip. They spent a few weeks very pleasantly vlsltlns' at the homes of rlends and relatives In Ithaca and t'tica, N. Y. Mrs. Georgre Prackert of Btate Line street left this morning for Peoria, 111. where she will spend a few weks with ' friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tuley are enjtertainingr Miss Johanna Peters of Lake Forest at their home, 208 Indiana 'avenue. . 1 Mrs. Anna Hess has been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Hampton of Hobart,
Mr. and Mrs. Stampsalt of Nashville, Tenn, and Mrs. L. 'Spaulding of Raenswood. 111., at her home In Michigan
avenue.
A SOCIAL GATHERING. Members of the Women's Auxiliary ti tha TTnivrt)tv fluti will inpnil this
- afternoon playing bridge whist in the Mrs. Conn left today for her home in
Unierslty Club rooms in South Hon- ; Lorraine, O., after visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Conn at 490 South Hohman street for seeral days. Miss Maude Hoinackl who has been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Paul B.
T.lnlnnkl nt hpr home In Hohman street
Mrs. Frank Kltchell will be hostess ; fQT the pagt twQ montns Jeft today for
to me memuers ' . her home In Berlin, Wis. Miss Hoinackl
ai ner nome in Liauae street tnis aii-
nian street. It Is their bi-monthly so
cial meeting and the usual program
of the club will be followed. WILL PLAY CARDS.
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ernoon. Mrs. Kltchell will entertain with cards and pedro will be played progresslely at three tables during the afternoon. A BUSINESS MEETING. The members of the Ideal Book Club
will hae a business meeting this evening at the home of Mrs. L. A. Mlnard in Ogden street. The magazines for the current year will be chosen and other business of interest to the members will be disposed of. MRS. YOUNG ENTERTAINS." Mrs. Jacob- Young will entertain 'the members of Circle No. 2 of St. Margaret's hospital at her horns' in Shef-
j field avenue Thursday afternoon. The afternoon will be devoted to cards and j pedro will be played progressively at
several small tables. It was first announced that the meeting would be held with Mrs. Erlewein but on account of her illness other arrangements had to be made. ENTERTAINS CLUB FRIENDS. Mrs. Charles Luthman will entertain a few friends at cards Thursday afternoon at her home In Sibley street. Her guests will be the members of the Sunshine Club who will meet for their regular bi-monthly meeting. Pedro will be played during, the afternoon.
also isited in Chicago, South Bend and Detroit. Mrs. John Nist, 303 Towle street and Mrs. George' Nist, 558 Morton Court
'left today for points in Virginia, Ohio I and Kentucky where they will spend 'six weeks visiting relatives and
friends. -
Lodge Assemblies
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An enjoyable "meeting of the Court
of Honor was held last evening in
Weis Hall In State street. It was the regular bi-monthly meeting and the usual program was followed. After the business session a short time was
spent socially. Refreshments were
served during the social hour. There
were many members In attendance at the meeting. It la desired that many members attend the meeting to be held
In two weeks on Monday evening, Sep
tember 9th. The election of officers will be an important feature of the evening. Following the business session there will be a social hour.
0L0 SETTLERS WILL MEET TI1IS EVENING Crown Point to Be the Scene of the Annual Reunion of the 0. S. and H. A.
(Special to This Times.) Crown Point, Ind Aug. 17. The fol
lowing program has been arranged for
the thirty-seventh anniversary of the
Old Settlers' and Historical Association of Lake county, Tuesday evening, Aug.
27th, at the Library Assembly room, at 7:30 o" clock: Invocation. Singing. A Poem Mrs. Frank Knight. Blank verse and rhyme J. Kopelke. Music. A paper Mrs. Frank Meeker.' The qualities that make writings live F. B. Pattee. Music. Remarks Rev. T. H. Ball. Benediction. At the fair grounds, Wednesday. August 2Sth, at 10 o'clock: Singing. Prayer by the Chaplin. Reading of the Minutes.Reports of Treasurer and Historical Secretary. Election of officers. Dinner. Singing. . Address- Judge Vi S. Seller of Hammond. ' i ' ' Reading Maurine Helghway. Address Edwin Knight. Singing.
Short talks of Interest to the Asso
ciation. Singing by audience. Benediction. .
ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY.
mlttee No. will have its report ready
Miss Edith Kronsell informally en-!a the business meeting to be held In
tertained a number of friends at herjtn afternoon.
home, 399 Elm street fast Saturday
A THIMBLE PARTY. The members of the N. N. Kmbrold
ery Club will meet for a thimble party
evening. Music an'd games were features of the evening and the hours were spent very enjoyably. Dainty re-
ireBnmenis were servea Curing the . this eveninsr at the home of Mrs. John
evening. The following young people J. Claussen In State Line street. It wers Miss, Kronsell's guests: The 'will be the weekly club party and the Misses Luella Epps, Josephine Adel- usual social diversions will be enjoyed.
sperger, Beatrice Eckenboy, Carrie Nickels, Vanda Zltz, Alma Meyers, Mildred Martin. Ida Kistler, Zoe Bush, Ethel Jacobson, Marie Johnson, Alice
WILL MEET THURSDAY.
afternoon.
MRS. WILSON A HOSTESS. At her home in Arm street, Mrs. Wilson will entertain the Tnembrs of thA
Billeter of East Chicago and BerdiceUv. R. c. Embroidery club at their Evans of Indiana Harbor, Messrs, Chris regular bi-monthly social meeting Cole. Ande Maginot, Arthur Prohl, Dan j Wednesday afternoon. Tea will be Eder, Jack NlckelS. Harry and William 8erved after the members have devoted
"l,nser' "liver ivisuer, js,a Masse, a few hour8 to tnelr needle work.
Aiorris ana Aaoipn Eckenboy, Elmer
Mandernoch. H. Jung
Steffes of East Chicago.
and Eugene
NO MEETING YESTERDAY. On account, of the absence of several
A SOCIAL SESSION. ! An enjoyable afternoon will be spent by the Ladies of the Knights of Columbus who will meet in the K. of
i C. club rooms ; tomorrow for their
A number of members were In attendance at, the meeting of Triumph Council No. 11 D. of L. last evening In I. O. O. F. Hall in East State street. It was the regular bi-monthly meetlr.e
Thursday afternoon at her home in ' and the usual program was followed. Michigan avenue, Mrs. Barney Kenney After the business meeting the time will entertain the members of the was spent socially. Refreshments Acme Social Club at a card party. The were served. Plans for the next meet-
memoers win piay pearo aurlng the ing were made. The meeting will take
place on the evening of September 9th. The members of Wlmo-Dausis Hive L. O. T. M. of Whiting will have their annual picnic Wednesday, August 28th at the Lake Front. They have invited the members of Silver Light tflve L. O. T. M. and Hammond Hive No. 2 L. O. T.'M. of Hammond to attend. It is expected that many will attend. The members will spend the entire day at the park and anticipate a very enjoyable time. The usual picnio "diversion will be enjoyed. Basket luncheons will be served at noon. There will be a meeting of 'Golden Rule Council No. 1 D. of L. this evening in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman
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THE DAY IN CONGRESS
Attorney P. J. Toomey, who spent a three weeks vacation at his former home in Des Moines, Iowa returned to Hammond yesterday evening to resume his practice.
A. S. Hunt. 66 Sibley street, returned ' street. The usual business and social to Hammond yesterday evening after program will be followed. It is de-
n.o . wnu are BpenairiK 'ne , regular bi-monthly meeting. Cords summer months out of the xity there wln be the reature of entertainment, was no meeting of the Embroidery Pedro wiU bc playe(j progressively at Club yesterday afternoon. The next several small tables. meeting will occur some time In Sep- i tember and the hostess will be named BRIDGE PARTY, later. It will be a thimble party and j Mrs. August Schneider of Mason the members will bring their needle street will be hostess to the members work to the meeting. j of the Wednesday afternoon Club at this week's meeting. Mrs. Schneider M,c,Al" (will entertain at a bridge party aud The Ladles' Sewing Circle of the the guests will play at three tables.
Evangelical Immanuel church will give an ice cream social Wednesday evening, August 28th in the church hall in East SibJey street. A delightful program of entertainment has been arranged for the evening.- The invitation to attend Is extended the public. AN ALL DAY SESSION. The members of the Deborah Society will meet , in the parlors of the First Christian church in Calumet avenue Wednesday for an all day session. Committee No. 2 of which Mrs. Bybee is chairman will have charge of the meeting. They Invite the public to attend their sale of home bakery. Com
KS AFTERNOON PARTY. The members of the M. W. Q. Club are being entertained .by Mrs. C. Ft. Stiver this afternoon at her home In May street. It is one of the bi-monthly meetings at which needle work is the feature of entertainment. A CARD PARTY. Pedro will be played by the members of the China Club who have been invited to meet with Mrs. Fred Humpher at her home in Rlmbach avenue this evening. The members will spend the eening playing cards. The game will
I progress at three tables.
spending a two weeks vacation with relatives in southern Ohio. He resumed his work at the Gibson officea this morning. Mrs. J. Przymuslnskl has gone to South Bend, Ind., to spend the remainder of the week. Mr. and Mrs. 'Fred Price of Bryan Mawr, 111. were the guests of Mrs. Anna Frame of Hohman street yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. ,4. C. McMahon and daughters, Lytta and Harriet of May street have returned from the east where they spent two weVks. They were the guests of friends and relatives in Meadville, Pa. Mrs. Martha Hover still remains very critically ill at her home in Spencervllle, O. Her daughters, Mrs. Fred Newell and Mrs. Frank Hitchcock- of South Hohman street were called to Spencervllle several days ago. . . Mrs. W. C. Wells .and daughter. Miss Mabelle Wells who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wells at Toledo, O. will arrive in Hammond today to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wells of Van Buren street and Mr. and Mrs. A. .W. Sprague of Carroll street. Mrs. A, F. Knotts and daughters, Mrs. Joseph Relnke of St. Paul and Miss Marguerite Knotts will return to Hammond today from Holly and other points In Michigan where they spent two weeks visiting friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Jones and daugh-
sired that many members attend ths meeting. .
ORPHEUM THEATER IS GIVEN REST ' Tha Orpheum theater in Hammond is closed for three days. It will open Thursday with Hammond's great favorite. "A Winning Miss," which will be here for a three days' engagement. Following that "The ; Seminary Girl" will be at the Orpheum for four days. Hoyt's "A Bunch of Keys" was tried out at Michigan City.; but It was so poor that It was canceled before it got as far as Hammond. The management of the theater Is going to try to save the Hammond public from seeing anything but the best shows. Maurice Hankenson, 1 who has - been th manager of the Orpheum theater for some time and who has been made the manager of the Hammond theater since it was taken oVer by the Allardts, .haB a number of fine bookings for the next month or so. Next Sunday "The Third Degree" will be seen here; on Labor day "The Thief- will be the attraction; on the following Sunday "The Rosary" will appear, and "The Fortune Hunter" and "The Littlest Rebel" will be seen In Hammond on the succeeding Sundays. DON'T HITCH TOUR WAGON TO A STAR HITCH IT TO A TIMES' AO AND GET RJ3ULTS THAT COUNT.
SENATE. Met at noon.
Mr. LaFollette prepared to continue
his filibuster to force vote on the Pen rose resolution. Petitions for investigation of elee
tlons of Senators Chilton and Watson
presented.
Passed Penrose resolution providing
for further Inquiry into Standard Oil
campaign contributions.
Yielded to house protests against state claims and passed general de
ficiency bill with objectionable claims
eliminated. Adjourned sine die 4:30 p. m. HOUSE. Met at noon. Marked time for the senate's journment. Adjourned sine die at 4:30 p. m
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Blake ta past eight months, returned?
to her home on Saturday to spend a few days.
F. R, Olson and daughter Evelyn
and Roy Crisman were Gary visitors
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patterson and
children Helen and Ralph of Jollet, 111., visited Sunday at the Patterson home here.
Harry C. Nelson and brother of Chi
cago called on friends here Sunday.
Mrs. 1. C. Newman and children of
Michigan City are spending a few days
with the, former's mother, Mrs. M. Mar-quardt.
The Misses Helen Papka and Hanna
Miller were Michigan City visitors Sun
day spending the day with the Misses
Anna and Alma Anderson.
P. O. Blake and H. S. Hazelgreen
were Hobart visitors Monday.
Elks to Clear $1,000.
The Elks of Hammond will clear in
the neighborhood of $1,000 from the picnic which was held this year. Treasurer J. J. Ruff said that the
amount might vary a little either one
way or another, but that this would
be approximately correct.
This makes the Elks' picnic this
year the most successful one, from a financial point of viewy, that has ever
been held in Hammond. It will go a
long way towards providing the funds
with which the new club house is to
be built.
TOLLESTOI? Elmer Conrad returned to his home in Chicago after a week's visit with Ed. Galster. Mrs. C Kirschoff of Chicago Is spending a few days with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gels of Chicago is visiting with Mrs. L. Hansen for a few weeks. Miss Sophia Normandt of Chicago is the guest of Mrs. J. A. Normandt for a few days. Ms. R. Lucy was a Chicago vlsltod today. Mr. and Mrs. J. Whitaker and son Donald have returned from a week's visit In Miller. Mrs. George Fisher has returned home after a week's visit with her daughtr In Chicago. Miss Tillle Jahnke of Hammond visited friends here today. Ed. Peters of Chicago visited friends here today. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bemlow and daughter Delia of Chicago are visiting friends here today. S. Goldberg is a business visitor in Kenosha, Wis. . J. D. Bader of Whiting transacted business here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cole of South Holland, 111., will take the Miller cottage, on Hart street, where they Intend to make their future home. Miss Louisa Kirchoff and Miss Minnie Rung visited friends in Chicago today.
EAST GARY. A daughter was born on Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reich. Mrs. Margaret Moore returned to her home here Saturday after several days' visit with relatives at Michigan City. Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison, who has bean stsying at the home of P. O.
Workmen Busy There.
The working men are busy with the
work of finishing the interior of the
Groman-Muenich building and within
another month it is expected to be converted into a first class hotel. The main floor will be used for dining room and kitchen purposes and for a buffet and the tipper floors will be used for parlors . and suites of rooms.
ANNOUNCEMENTS. UNION SCOUT SCRAP manufactur
ed from the finest of leaf tobacco, one of the choicest chews, sold by all dealera Save the tickets for premiums.
Meet Tomorrow Night. The forty-seven stockholders of the Farmers and Merchants bank of Highland will meet on Wednesday evening of this week for the purpose of electing officers. The bank has a capital stock of $12,000. The meeting will be held in the public schoolhouse.
northern Michigan.
TO ST. JOE. Mrs. G. Scott will leave the latter part of this week for St. Joseph for a week's visit with her brother-in-law of that city. EASTERN STAR. The Eastern Star lodge held Its regular meeting at the Masonic temple . business ge ETAOIN SHRDLUNUUNP last evening. The regular . routine business was enacted. RETURNS TO GARY. Judge Willis Brown has returned to Gary after a three months' vacation at his summer home at Pine Lake, Mich. Judge Brown will start the boy city movement again as soon as school starts, GARY MUSICAL COLLEGE. The Gary Musical college will start its fall term Tuesday, Spt. 3. Mr. Cords will have charge of the brass wind Instruments and E. G. Ripley wil teach the piano. ENTERTAINS FOR SISTER. Mrs. A. T. Freer will entertain informally at her home, 748 Van Buren street. Mrs. Freer Is entertaining In honor of her sister, Mrs. Sperry of Jersey City.
VACATION OVER. . Miss Clara Oser of te Allrnan-GarT Title company returned to Gary last evening from Bass Lake, where she tpent her vacation. RETURNS HOME. Mrs. A. Hangs of Bedford, Ind.. has returned to her home after a two weeks' visit to Mrs. J. McCormick. 611 Van Buren street.
Days flews In Gary
GARY PEDDLERS ANGER DEALERS . Gary peddlers from now will taave to keep on moving their pushcarts frequently, as the police will enforce the state law In this respect. Lately some forty or fifty pushcarts have been holding down choice sites near the mills and depots. The carts sell everything from fruit and tobacco to sox and hats. Some of them resembled a miniature department store and their trade was cutting In oa the merchants who last night petitioned the council that the foreign peddlera be kept on the move.
Gary Man Hurt. John McCormick. whose home is in Youngstown, O., was badly hurt yesterday morning at the Pennsylvania road's Broadway crossing, when he was hit by a freight car. He sustained a broken shoulder, two fractured ribs and internal injuries, so the authorities of the Gary General hospital say.
Policeman 111. Officer Bucker, the popular desk officer at the Gary police station, is confined to his home with a severe cold which has settled on his lungs.
New Council Rule. From now on all ordinances to be lntrodcced into the Gary common council must b in the hands of the city clerk at least four days In advance. Copies will then be mailed to the aldermen for their perusal.
FIVE HUNDRED CLUB. Mrs. H. C Thomas will entertain the Five Hundred club at her home, 713 Jackson street, on Friday afternoon. ICE CREAM SOCIAL. The Ladies' Aid society of the Glen Park church will hold an ice cream social at the church Wednesday evening. RETURN s" HOME. Mrs. G. Fisher, who has been the guest of her daughter f Chicago for the lait few weeks, has returned to her home in Tolleston. TO MICHIGAN. Walter Flew of the First National bank left yesterday for two week' vacation trip, which be will spend In
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