Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 56, Hammond, Lake County, 28 August 1912 — Page 2

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THE TIMES.

Wednesday, Aug. 28. 1912.

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GET THE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY HABIT TONIGHT AMD THURSO A V . . .

NAPOLI DUO Italian Vocalists and Instrumentalists, Featuring John Marcinl, America's Greatest Accordion Flayer.

CURLY ROSS Singing and Hard Shoe Dancing That Can't Be Beat.

EVANS & EVANS A Comedy Act That Is Worth While.

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REFORM TALKS

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Richmond, Ind., Aug-. 23. Before an audience of nearly 3,000 people as

sembled at the Richmond Chautauqua ast night Miss Virginia Brooks told the story of the shame of West Hammond, 111., and narrated her part in the cleansing of the town. She gave full credit to the newspapers that

backed up the reform . movement she was striving to Inaugurate. Though painting her home town as black as sin and corruption would make it. Miss Brooks told her audience that West Hammond was now making great strides toward better things. "If your town Is vlce-rldden." she said, "you have a bad administration at the helm. Drive out such administrations, and the rest will be comparatively easy."

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26 CLEVER PEOPLE 26 DAYS ONLY MATINEE DAILY

A JAIST TO LINCOLN PARK. Th Loyal Princes of the First Methodist church took a jaunt to Lincoln Park yesterday leaving Hammond at 7:06 a. m. The first stop was made at the headquarters of the Knights of Methodism, located in the ereat dud-

lishinc house In Chiraeo. Thnv wer I

delightfully received by all the employes of the book concern. At Lincoln Park the forenoon was Bpent in seeing the wonder's and after a second attack on their lunch boxes they divided into two crews and spent the

time boating on the lagoon. Many of j the boys got their first lesson In row- j ing. The two crews were headed by! Teddy Johnston, the chief, and by Rev. '

W. F. Switzer who was guide for the day. The trip was one of rare pleasure and profit. KNJOY RECEPTION. Messrs. H. K. Schroeer and H. C. Meyer, the new teachers for St. Paul's parochial school were the guests of honor, last night at a reception given them at the school hall by the school board, the vestry, the male and mixed, choirs and the St. Paul Lutheran league of the congregation. In the absence of Dr. H. G. Men. who was called away, former teacher A. F. W. Fedder presided as master of cere

monies in a program which Included!

addresses, music and a luncheon. The Rev. Theodore Claus, pastor of the congregation spoke In behalf of the schoool board, vestry and the league, while Prof. Llnsenmann made an address In behalf of the mixed choir. Mr. Henry Kock spoke for the male choir, and the two honor guests responded in wel chosen words. As part of the program a piano duet was rendered by the Misses Claus and a ocal solo by Miss Delia Mert At the close of this

part of the program a sumptuous!

luncheon was sered. Mr. Schroeer came to Hammond from Gibbon, Minn, end Mr. Meyer before coming to Hammond was engaged as a teacher in Decatur, 111. St. Paul's school opens on Tuesday, September rd. and with the excellent teaching staff which the school now has, good results are expected. AT HOME TO FRIENDS. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Stewart will be at home to their friends at 209 Truman avenue, after September first. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart's marriage was an eent of the summer. Mrs. Stewart was formerly Miss Dollle Geib. ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY. Mrs. Frank Kitchell gave a very pretty party at her homo In Claude street yesterday afternoon honoring the members of the Idle Hour Club. It was the afternoon for their regular bi-monthly meeting and the usual social program of the club was followed. Pedro was played at two tables

Mrs. Jacob Yonna; will entertain the member of Circle No. 2 of St. Margaret's Hospital at her borne In Sheffield aenue, Thursday after-

The member of the Sunshine Club will be entertained by Mr. Charles Lathman at her home In Sibley street Tharnday afternoon. At her home In East Carroll street, Mr. Randolph Laneseth villi entertain the member of the R. A. E. Club Thnroday afternoon. The member of St. Panl'a Lutheran League -mill hae their next social meeting Thuraday evening; In the ochool hall at the corner of Sibley street and Oakley avenue. Tomorrow afternoon Mr. Barney Kenney will be hoirtea to the member of the Acme Social CInb at her home In Michigan avenue.

and after several games the honors were awarded. Mrs. Frank Kitchell won first honors, Mrs. Frank Grove, second and Mrs. Fred Collins, third. The consolation prlzo was awarded to Mrs. Frederick A. Bull. A dainty two course luncheon- was served at. the conclusion of the games. Mrs. Collins was named as the next hoRtess and she will entertain the members at her home in Beall avenue on the afternoon of September 10th. Mrs. Kitchell entertained the following numbers: Mrs. Frank Grove, Mrs. Colins, Mrs. Thomas Shea, Mrs. Frederick A. Bull. Mrs. Frank Dorsey, Mrs. R. E. Schoff and Mrs. Frank Brophy.

A BRIDGE PARTY. On account of the nbuence of several of the members from Hammond the attendance at the meeting of the

Women's Auxiliary to the University Club yesterday was not as large as usual. The members met in the University Club rooms in South Hohman street for their regular bi-monthly so

cial meeting. Bridge whist was play

ed at two tables and after several games the honors were awarded.

High scores wsre made by Miss Irene Mott and her house guest. Miss Elsie Zinke of Fon Du Lac, Wis. In two weeks the members will meet again and the hostesses for the afternoon will be named later. AN ENJOYABLE MEETING. I The members of the M. W. G. Club were delightfully entertained by Mrs. C. B. Stier at her home in May street yesterday afternoon. In company with the members Mrs. Stier entertained her mother, Mrs. J. F. Gero, Mrs. King,'. Mrs. 'Robinson and MrsJ C. L. Kinsey. The guest brought their I

ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. A very enjoyable meeting of the China Club took place last evening at the home of Mrs. Fred Humpher, 16 Rlmbach avenue. Mrs. Humpher entertained her; guests with cards and pedro was played progressively at three small tables. After several games the honors were awarded to

Mrs. Jacob Schloer and Mrs. Jacob Kussmaul. Mrs. Humpher retained ithe hostess prize. Dainty refreshments were served at the conclusion of the card games. ' Twelves covers were laid. In two weeks on Tuesday j evening, September 10th the members will be entertained by Mrs. Joseph 'Miller at her home In Williams street.

Mrs. Miller will entertain with cards. j AN AFTERNOON PARTY. Mrs. Wilson of Ann street will be at home this afternoon to the members of the W. R. C. Embroidery Club who are meeting for their regular bimonthly meeting. Mrs. Wilson Is entertaining at a thimble party." MEET SOCIALLY" THIS AFTER NOON. The Ladies of the Kninhts of Columbus will spend the afternoon playing pedro in the K. of C. club roohs in South Hohman street. If is the afternoon for the bi-monthly meeting and the Hammond and out of town members were Invited to attend. MEET WITH MRS. KROEIli The First Spiritualists Society Inites the public to attend a Circle at the home of Mrs. Emma Kroer, 292 Truman avenue Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. The members desire that the meeting is well attended. MRS. YOUNG ENTERTAINS. The members of Circle No. 2 of St. Margaret's hospital will be entertained by Mrs. Jacob Young at her home in Sheffield avenue, Thursday afternoon. Cards will be the feature of entertainment at the meeting and pedro will be played at several small tables. It was first announced that the meet-

tfarshsJ of ' Qznvention.

Three hundred delegates to the an

nual Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority j South Bend, Ind

convention, some of them from Lake county, attended the formal reception In Evanston last night.

Carroll street Thursday honoring the members of the R. A. E. Club. It will be their regular bt-monthly meeting

and the members will bring their

needle work. A SOCIAL SESSION. The members of St. Paul's Lutheran

League will have their next meeting Thursday evening in the school hall

at the corner of Sibley street and Oakley avenue. It will be the monthly social meeting and a program has been arranged for the entertainment of

those who attend.

BACK FROM OCTING. Mr. and- Mrs. Z. Polen and Miss

Bertha Rowe and Carl Dick who sptnt a week at Baum's bridge at Kouts returned this morning after spending a

pleasant week on the Kankakee river.

They had a nice mess of black bass.

channell cat and pickerel which they caught, and say the fishing was unusually good there.

A SURPRISE PARTY. Mr. and Mrs. 3. K. Stinson found a

Dumber. , of.. friends in. possession of

their liome In May 'street last evening when they returned from a short automobile drive. The members of

the "500" club and a few other friends had planned the party as a surprise to

Mr. Stinson. The party celebrated his

birthday anniersary and he received

many gifts from friends in remem

brance of the day. The gift from the guests at the party was a handsome umbrella. Mr. D. E. Boone made the presentation speech. During the evening the guests played cards at six tables. Several games f pedro and 500" were played. Refreshments were served In two courses at the

conclusion of the games. Among the

guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stout,

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. L. Hinds, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Vilson, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Van Steenberg, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Minard, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Stinson, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Boone, Mr. and Mrs. J. Floyd Irish, Mr. and Mrs. C. Clemens. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barker and Miss Mattle Prell of

ANNOUNCEMENTS. UNION SCOUT SCRAP manufactured from the finest of leaf tobacco, on of the choicest chews, sold by all dealera. Save the tickets for premiums.

east. At Meadville, Pa,., they were guests at the home of Mrs. Collins'

father. Dr. A. C. Faivre and assisted,

In the celebration of his eighty-seventh birthday anniversary. They also spent a short time in OH City, the

guest of Father Fischer. -

Mrs. W. A. Hill and children Irving. Pauline and Adelaide are expected home Saturday morning from a six

months visit In California. The party

left Long Beach, Aug. 22 and have visited at Santa Cruz, San Francisco, Salt Lake City, Colorado Springs and

and Hutchinson. Kansas on their home. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Walker of Russell street have returned from Detroit where they were called a few days ago by the death of a relatve.

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PRIVATE INSTRUCTION. Hand-Made Golf Clubs, Bags, Balls and Repairs. F. DICKSON, Phone 35, Hammond Country Clubb ¬

ing would be held with Mrs. Srlewein but on account of her illness other arrangements had to be made. MRS. CLALSSE.V A HOSTESS. Mrs. John J. Claussen will entertain a few friends at a thimble party this evening at her home In State Line street. Her guests will be the members of the N. N. Embroidery Club. It will be the wekly club party postponed from Tuesday to Wednesday on account of the reception given to honor the new teachers in the school. A BUSINESS MEETING. The meeting of the Ideal Book Club which was announced to take place last evening was postponed until tonight for the conveinence of the members. Mrs. 1 A. Minard wil be hostess and entertain the members at her home in Ogden street. It will be the annual business meeting and the magazines for the current year will be chosen. PICNIC AT LAKE FRONT.

The Standard Bearers will have

their August business meeting and picnic at the Lake Front Thursday, August 29th. They will mVet at the corner of Hohman and State etreta and take the four o'clock- car. The

girls will take basket luncheon. A very enjoyable time Is anticipated.

A SOCIAL GATHERING. Pedro will be played progressively by the members of the Sunshine Club who have been Invited to meet with Mrs. Charles Luthman at her home in Sibley street Thursday afternoon. Ths games, will progress at thre tables. WILL PLAY CARDS. Mrs. Barney Kenney will be hostess to the members of the Acme Social Club at her home In Michigan iavenue, Thursday afternon. The members will devote the. afternoon to cards and pedro will be played at two tables. - r- A THIMBLB PARTY. Mri Randolph Langseth will glre an afternon partjr at her home in East

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Mr. and Mrs. George W. Teazel and children, Marjorie, Rowland and Gwendolyn of Detroit street are spending their vacation at Alvan, 111. Mrs. Thomas Jordon and son, Walter of Plummer avenue have returned from Michigan where they have been for three weeks. They visited at Benton Harbor, Eastman Springs and'Paw Paw, Mich. Mrs. Fred Wood of Hinsdale, N. Y. is visiting Mrs. Alva A. Young and, Mrs. Thomas Meara at their home in Calumet avenue. A little daughter was born to Dr. and Mrs. G. L. Smith at their home In Warren street about one o'clock this morning. Little Miss Smith Is reported as weighing seven and a quarter pounds. Mrs. A. K.' Thompson and children who have been visiting Mrs. W. C. Harrison at her home in Maseon street left today for Champaign, 111., where they will be the guests of relatives

for a few days before returning west. Miss Mae Hanson has resumed her

duties in the clerks office after her acatlon spent at Saugautuck, Holland and Spring Lake, Mich. Lawrenee Hanlon is spending the week with relatles in MerrillilleA ten pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Pierce at their home, 584 Michigan avenue this morning at nine o'clock. Mother and little son are reported doing nicely. Mrs. Fred Granger is the guest of friends and relaties in DeMotte, Ind. Mrs. Anna Schubert of Oswego, 111, and Charles Haussner of Chicago were Hammond visitors today. Mr. vanct MrsY J. C. Colins and son, Jerome of Summer street have returned from a three week's visit in the

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