Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 62, Hammond, Lake County, 5 September 1912 — Page 2

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A very quiet wedding occurred yesterday at- the Homewood residence of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cox, 863 South Hohman street when. Miss Mary Nelson was united In marriage ' to Thomas Ralph Tennant. The ceremony was solemnized at half after two o'clock. The marriage service of the Episcopal church was used, the Hev. Charles j Albert Smith of St. Paul's Church offl-j elating'. The immediate relatives were the only quests. Mrs. Tennant wore her going away gown, a three piece

suyit of blue cloth. She wore a tailored ht to corespond.

At one o'clock. Just preceding the ceremony, a luncheon was served"" at which the only guests were members of' the two families. Mr. and Mrs. Tennant left Hammond yesterday afternoon on their wedding trip. They will visit in Milwaukee, Oronomwuc and Delevan Lake, Wise. They will he absent from Hammond a week or ten days. Their "at home" cards read after October fifteenth at 85 Carroll street. Mrs Tennant is the daughter of Mrs. Lawrence Cox. She Is one of Hammond's charming girls and very prominent in the younger society set. She is a member of the Women's Auxiliary to the Vnlversity Club and also of the Jnter Se Club, a club composed of Hammond young women', She attended the Hammond high school and laer studied at St. Mary's Academy at South Bend, Ind. Mr. Tennant is employed as a chemist in the offices of the HlrschSteln Company. CELEIIItATES AT.' XI VERS A BY. Little William Golding celebrated his seventh birthday anniversary last evening by entertaining ' number of his friends at a lawn party at hia home In Russell street. He received s. number of pretty gifts from friends in remembrance of the day. The lawn was decorated very attractively with Japanese lanterns. A birthday cake w-ith seven lighted candles decorated the center of the table and flowers and) greenery were a pretty decoration. A

supper was served at seven-thirty - - r o'clock after which the little "people thVreTwas an unusually large attendplayed games and -spent a delightful ance of the club membership. It was time socially. Among the guests were a big busines meeting and reports of Luclle and Edward Emmerling, Martna ! the summer work w-re read. The proand Lena BlumenthaL, Josephine aud'gram for the fal and winter was parAnna Meyers. Mrs. Golding. Miss Ora'(tlally outlined. During the social Golding and Alfred Golding and the hour the hostess served dainty refreshMisses Edna and Kathryn .Switaer. jments. Mrs. Borg wil entertain the j " A members at the home of her daughter, EXTERTAIXS TVtTH ,CRDS. Mrs.' William StiegU,ts. 107 . Douglas Avery enjoyable Wetlng of Jhe t'p- street In two weeks en Wednesday afttodate Whist Club took place- yesterday ernoon, September lHh. The meetings afternoon at the hom of Sirs. Harvey j will be held; regularly every two weeks

xeveiana in mgranam avenue, W est , on Wednesday afternoon.

SOCIAL, SEWS FOR FRIDAY. There will be meeting Golden Rod Camp Xo. 1657 Royal Xelghbors Friday eveaiaar la. Loag'a Hall l State street. Friday evening the member of Hammond Hive So. 2 L. O. T. II. will have their regain r semi-month-, ly meeting: on the K. of I. Hall In South Hohman street. The directors of the Hammond Settlement House will have n bulnru mrrtlBK Friday afternon nt three-thirty o'clock In the Settlement House In Rtmnach avenue. The members of the True Kindred will meet In I. O. O. F. Hal lin East tSnte street Friday evening for their regular semi-monthly meeting.

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WHITE MOURNINC .. COWN NOW FASHION

Mae Nelson Tennant.

Hammond. The . members played at two tables. After ten games of whist the awards were given. Pretty priies were won by Mrs, ;j T. Flavin, Mrs. Frarjk Waller and Mri Harvey Cleveland. In two weeHs Wednesday afternop 8eptmbeiK5Sthe members will be entertained by Mrs. G. H. Clovrfa herf home in East State street -Mra

. AN ALU DAY SESSIOX. The members of the Deborah Sociey mt for ( an all, day session yesterday in the -parlors of the First Christian churc)i Ih Calumet avenue. Cdmmittee No. 2 o which Mrs. Bybee is chairman liaoffeharge of the meeting. They had

Several articles of home bakery for

day session and will have home bakery

for sale. The report of Committee No

1 was read showing that $74.96 had

ben made, of that amount 4i.25 1

clear and will be used for the benefit of the church. Mrs. Harry Hatfield is

chairman of Committee No. 1." A SKATIXO PARTY.

A roller skating party will be given

Hn the basement of the First Christian

(church in Calumet avenue Friday aft

ernoon and evening by the members of

! the Golden Rule Class. The class members extend a . cordial invitation to I their friends and' desire that there is a

la large attendance at the party. A

j large number, of skates have been pur

chased for use at the parties this fall and winter. A Ml'SICAli ETEA. The members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church were entertained, at a musicale tea yesterday afternon at the home of Mis. W. C. Harrison' in Mason street. Mrs. Harrison was assisted by the officers

jot the society.-" The Misses Gertrude j n' dMlldred Shearer gave the muslc.il program. At the conclusion of the program dainty refreshments were served. During the afternoon the members met I for an Important business session- Sev1 eral matters of interest were discussed, j It was the first meeting after the sum- ! mer vacation and many members wf.ro in attendance. They were entertained on the porch and. lawn. Announcement 'of next wek's meeting will be mide

later. . A SOCIAL SESSIOV. Mrs. .Krieger of Flummer avenue

jwas hostess yesterday afternon to the i members .of the Ladies' Aid Society of

Friedens Evangelical church. The

members met for their regular monthly social meeting. Music and games were enjoyed ' during ' the afternoon and at five o'clock refreshments were served.

Plans were partially made for the Oc

tober meeting and tha hostess will be named later. The usual social program

will be followed. There were manymembers In attendance at the meeting yesterday who report having spent a

very enjoyable fow hours.

SI.EET WrTlf 31 Lf S, " V A RTIX. Mlsa Gladys Mirtin. of lOgdeji street will be at home to the Standard Bearers Friday "evening. The meeting is called for seven-thirty o'clock as there will be a great deal of business to transact. It will be the annual "Mite Box" meeting and the members are

asked to bring or send in their missionary .boxes. The annual election of officers will also, be a feature : of the meeting. :

Clover will entertain atar card party I sale from which they realized a nice

ana wnisi win be played during the j sum which will-be used for the benefit afternoon. nt th. r.hm-rh n,irln cr Ka .fl..n.n.

' " A BUSINESS MEETIXG. At her. home In Walter street, Mrs. I. I. Modjeska was hostess yesterday afternoon to the members of the Jewish Ladies', Aid Society. :it was their first meeting .aft.r the summer vacation and

the members devoted the time to their needle work and acompllshed a great

deal of sowing. Several business mat

ters were also discussed. Plans for the

next meeting to be held Wednesday

September 11th were made. The mem-

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monthly . meeting Friday afternoon In

the K. of r. Hall In South Hohman

treet. The meeting day has been

permanently changed from Wednesday to Friday afternoon. A short time will be .spent socially after the business meeting.

It is desired that many members at-

end the meeting of Hammond Hive Vo.

L. O. T. M. Friday evening in the K.

of P. Hall In South Hohman street. The usual business and social program will bo folowed.

The semi-monthly meeting of Golden

Rod Camp No. 1657 Royal Neighbors will be held Friday evening in Longs Hall in State street. Following the business meeting a short time will be spent socially.

Friday evening there will be a meet

ing of the members of the True Kindred in I. O. O. F. Hall in State street. It will be the first meeting after the summer vacation and all the membbers are urged to attend. The usual business and social program will be followed.

The members of . St. Joseph's Court

No. 513 W. C. O. F. met yesterday after

noon in Long's Hal in State street for their regular semi-monthly meeting. In the sofa pillow raffle No. 8 in package 61 was the lucky number. The person holding the winning number Is asked

to call at the home of Mrs. Anna Volk, 270 Sibley street before the next meeting day, September 18th or the pillow will be raffled again. The members remained after the business meeting to enjoy a short social session.

The white mourning gown, first

worn by Madeline Force Astor on the

recent death of CoL John J. Astor. is

coming Into vogue In New York. The accompanying photograph n o w

Katherlne Kaelraed as she appears In "The Neer-Do-WelV wearing the

white mourning gown.

XO MEETING YESTERDAY.

There was no meeting of the Ladies'

Aid Society of St. Paul's "Lutheran

church' yesterday', which "was the regu

lar meeting day. A meeting may be arranged for Wednesday, September 18th and the hostess will be named later. The usual social program of the

society will be followed. TAMX-MICHAEL WEDDIXG.

William Tamn driver of the hosewagon in fire station No. 1 and Captain

of the Bremen's baseball team was quietly- married; last Saturday to Miss

f Ajini"Michae o Hadiaond. They were

married in Hammond and have made

their home in West Gostlln street. 'Al

though they made no secret of thol

wedding, it came nevertheless as a iur

prise to. many of their friends, whp

now extend their good wishes and con

gratulations. y:.

A DIRECTORS MEETIXG. The directors ,of the Hammond Settlement House will meet at three-thirty o'clock Friday afternoon in the Settlement House In Rlmbach avenue for a verimportant business session! It Is desifed that every director Is present at the meeting as a hew location for the Settlement House will have to be decided upon and other business mat

ters decided to meet for another all ters will be discussed.

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Why Not Be Learning While Vou're Earning? THE fall term of the Lincoln-Jefferson College of Law opens Wednesday evening, Sept. 11th. Every ambitious young man or woman in this region is interested in this announcement. YOU do not need to sacrifice your present job in order to pursue successfully a law course in our resident class, nor in any measure slight the duties of your position. You may, indeed, learn while you earn. THE proficiency in scholarship of its graduates, as well as the loyal and enthusiastic spirit of its student body, attest to the genuine merit of the instruction rendered in the halls of the Lincoln-Jefferson College of Law. pOR all particulars call on or address W. Mayes Martin, President, at the College Building, corner of Hohman and Osrden Streets. HAMMOND, INDIANA. . - .

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"Half the pleasure of traveling e la Europe la rtnar little aonvenire for the home friends who

have never crossed the ocenn, re-

marked a returned tourist yesterday in answer to expreMlona of ! appreciation upon the part of a e' neighbor who had been remem- . bered. e ' The genuine a;Iadnesa Inspired . br the gift was heightened by the ' atory of the fun experienced In Its I selection and the study of mak- ' e log Its offering a complete sor- ' prise. The spirit of unselnshaesa ', which prompted a sentence like J Introductory one is worth copying : or developing. '

It has been well said that It Is e the little courtesies which e

brighten the day and to no one

nre broader opportunities along this line offered then to the trsveler cither In his own or foreign lands. Xor In It necessary to invest nny great amount of money m dainty trinket of any desrriptlon or even n post card will

please the friends who are followIng' routine procedure while you are off on a holiday. ' At the root

of It all is thought fulness and a

little concern fOr the happiness of

others and' women ' and glrbv should surety take ' the Initiative In matters of this order. "

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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Zahnes and Mr. and

Mrs, John Zahnes of Chicago have re

turned home after a visit with Mr. and

Mrs. Frank Cope at their home in East State street.

Mrs. T. J. Avery and children left

this morning for their home Albia, la..

after a month's visit with Mrs. Avery's

parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Dorsey at their

home in Claude street.

Mrs. William F. Clough of Rlmbach

avenue returned home last evening after an extended eastern trip. She visit

ed relatives in Meadville and Philadelphia and also spent a few days at Atlantic City. ? Dr. G. L. Smith and Dr. W. H. Davis returned this morning from Sylvan Lake, Ind., where they went to attend the meeting of the Northern Indiana Dental Association. Miss Mary Teitz of Wanatah, Ind., Is isitlng Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tuley at their home, 208 Indiana avenue.

Mammend Theatre Sunday, Sept. 8 MATINEE AND NIGHT THE ROSARY Seats now on sale at Orpheum Box Office Matinees 25c and 50c Evening, 25, 50, 75, $1.00

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lntendent of the Ambrtdge mills.. Headed "In Memortam" the article reads: "In memorlam to our friend. Cap Hunter. Cap, you're a good sport. We know you had that game won before we got on the train at Ambrldge, but we could not see It In your light. .Tou nno win ana rgument such as that. was you? Tou had & good team, a fine team, but Cap, be a true sport and take your hat off to that bunch - of boys from Ambrldge because they had It on you. We knew you were disappointed and peeved. ' but you wouldn't have had the heart to see that good and true friend of yours. Fat Car r, -lose. Cap, now wouldn't you rather be cutting those streaks of blue than Fat, because Pat Is a big fellow, and the heart as we had it, might have been disastrous to , him. Now, Cap, come on, be a good fellow and forget those games, and come down next year and we will try to

hand you the same thing.

"May the best team win."

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'HAMMOND .' PHONE 232 NOW PLAYING 1. : 5 . THE . NIGHTINGALES - A Musical Show 1 MATINEES DAILY, 3 P. M. 10c

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TOLLESTON. H. M. Swallow has returned from an extended trip In West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. D. Polk of Chicago are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. Wick. Mrs. H. A. Tucker and daughter MarJorle are spending a few days In Logansport. The Ladies' Aid society of the Westminster Presbyterian met at the Q minster Presbyterian church met at the church this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. B. Jahn have returned to their home in South Chicago after a few days' visit with relatives here.

Several members of the Ladies' So

clety of the B. of Lv F. and E. met In the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman

street yesterday afternoon for thel

regular semi-monthly meeting. The transaction of business occupied the attention of the members during the early part of the afternoon. Plans were made for the next meeting to be held on the afternoon of September 18th. After the business meeting the time was spent socially. Refreshments were served during the social hour.

The members of Silver Light Hive L. O. T. M. met for a short business session last evening in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street. The social hour was omitted last evening. In two weeks on Wednesday evening, Septem 18th the members will meet again. The usual business and social program will be followed. The members of the G. I. A. to the B.

FIRST APPLICATION DARW THE HAIR A Simple Remedy Gives Color, " Strength and Beauty to the Hair.

You don't have to have gray hair or faded hair it you don't want to. Why look old or unatractlve? If your hair is gray or faded, you can change it easily, quickly and effectively by using Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. Apply a little tonight, and in the morning you will

be agreeably surprised at the results

from a single application. The gray hairs will be leas conspicuous, and after a few more applications will be restored to natural color.

Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur also

quickly removes dandruff, leaves the

scalp clean and healthy, and pro

motes the growth of the hair. It is a clean wholesome dressing which

may be used at any time with per

fect safety. Get a fifty cent bottle from your

druggist today, and see how quickly it will restore the youthful color and

beauty of your hair and forever end

the nasty dandruff, hot, itchy scalp and falling hair. All druggists sell it under guarantee that the money

will be refunded if you are not satis-

Ifled after fair trial. Agent L. Harry Weis.

MILLER. Miss Florame Allen, who has been spending a few days in Chicago, returned to her home yesterday. , The Sunshine club met at the home of Mrs. Hubert. All had a good time. A number of Miller people were called to be witnesses in Mrs. R. Carr's lawsuit at Michigan City.

Days News In Gary

FAMILY OF DEAD WOMAN OWN LAND

NEAR GARY Chicago police are Investigating the

aeam or uerma ioung, who was

hurled, fell or leaped from a fifth-

story window of the Revere House

North Clark and Michigan streets, last

night. The weman waa instantly kill cd. aan.v jcM'cns narrowly ercaped be

Inx struck as her body hvrrUed down

on the Michigan street side of the building. Guests of the hotel were seated about outside seeking relief

from the heat when the body crashed among them, one screamed and some

ran away.

The dead woman's family, who live at Crystal Lake, 111., were said to be wealthy. They own land near Gary, and have a summer home at Fox Lake.

JOUET WILL PLAY

RETURN STEEL GAMf The Joliet Steel team will Journey to Gary, next Saturday afternoon to meet the Gary team in the second of the series between the two steel teams. The game -will be played for the benefit of Si Farrel, former Joliet man, who put

one leg on the hummer this season In

an accident at Gary, That there will be several changes fn

the Joliet lineup Is certain,' but Manager Brennan has not given out . his

offcial list as yet., . The showing of the Joliet men on Saturday was not at all up to expectations and changes are needed aa a matter of course. Joliet News.,

A Wonderful Remedy Why pend five or ten dollars when a 60c bottle of Bell's Guaranteed Health Remedy will do Just as much and even more for all Fkin and scalf diseases. For sale at NEGELE, THE DRUGGIST. 626 South Hohman Street and LKO SCHAERTL'S BARBER SHOP. 672 South Hohman Street, or call Gus Jordan, Manufacturer Room 25 Rlmbach Blk. Phone 467 HAMMOND. INDIANA.

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Will Meet Tonight. - M Gary's newly elected park board failed to meet last night because of the Commercial club's baseball business. The meeting is scheduled for tonight In Mayor Knotts' office. The tentative slateas determined eo far Is William F. Gleason for president. Rev. A. C. Mayo for vice president: Homer J. Carr for secretary, and Frank ' Zawadzki, the south side hotel and saloonman, for treasurer. C. P. Davidson, Edward Elbe asd Bill Cain will be merely ordinary members of the board, although there Is some talk of letting Cain handle the money.

WE PAT. $1 5 v .0?""". TEETH which are of no valae to you. Highest prices paid for Old Gold, Sliver, pid .., Watches, Broken. Jewelry, Precious .Stones. Money Sent by Return Mail. . Phi I a. Smelting . Refining Co.

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No Trace Found Yet. Gary police as yet have obtained no trace of the two men, passengers in a gray car.'who ran dowrl the unknown foreigner at Twenty-third avenue and Broadway late Saturday night. The victim was buried yesterday in" Gary Oak Hill cemetery. . . , , ...

WANTED Common La- . borers; good wages and steady work. Illinois Car & Manufacturing Co., 142d and Clark Sts., Hammond.

Loses an Arm. ;

John Kotus, S3 years old. of St. Charles. 111., had his arm cut off by a Lake Shore train last night. It Is said, that Kotus tried to board a train after It was moving and that the conductor pushed him off. He tried to board another coach, and falling, he was injured. The man was taken to the Mercy hospital. ;

Telephone Hammond 1479 Hours: . 1 to 4 Daily. Evenings, . Tuesdays and Saturdays, 6 to 8 DR. BERTHA C. DAY Specialist in Diseases of Women ' and Children SUITE, 204 RUFF BUILDING. Hammond. 'Indiana

BAPTIST AID SOCIKTT. The Ladles Aid society of the Baptist

church met this afternoon at'-the hom of Mrs. Burress, 630 Harrison street. The. meeting -was In . charge of Mrs. Smith, who is a daughter of Mrs. Burruss. The meeting was given up to a social time.- "

SEEKING CONTEXTS! EJfTf Then chew UNION SCOUT VSCRAP and you'll get It. ' Premiums save the tickets. Get It now.

NEGRO SLAYER TO GRAND JURY The Gary police have decided to hold Tom Raymond, or Regan, to the grand jury. He is locked up at police headquarters for killing Ira Jenkins and wounding Robert Strociers. Chief Martin has been subpoenaed to appear before the grand jury next Tuesday and Wednesday. In all there are four Gary slayers who will be examined by the grand jury.

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96 State Street Everything new and beautiful and the best eating In Hammond, Separate tables for ladies. Quick service at our lunch counter. ELECTRIC FANS. PRICES REASONABLE.

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"KID" GARY BRIDGE OFFICIAL As a result of the defeat of the Gary plant team by the Ambrldge plant team at Gary last Saturday, General Manager George Hunter of the Gary plant of the American Bridge company comes In for quite a good deal of "kidding" about the game In the latest Issue of the "Ambrldge Citizen. Mr. Hunter used to be assistant super-

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