Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 68, Hammond, Lake County, 16 September 1912 — Page 2

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THE TIMES.

.Monday, Sept. 16, 1912.

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I'lHST ir.KTIi OK T11K VKAH. The work of the Hammond Woman's Ciub bent n very auspiciously on Saturday afiernnn September fourteenth tn the club rooms of the Chamber of C mmrr r . The delightful surroundings gave an added interest to the opening meeting us It frmago the affiliation of two great social and civic power for the betterment of Hammond. The past president. graciously received the members and a Iargt number of gufsn in the tastefully decorated hall. After announcements of meetings in the various depart merits' Mrs. ('has. A. Smith read the Federation rollert and Professor Albert W. Cords rendered two solos In his quiet impressive manner. "1 .Murmur Not" by Schman and "Calm As Night." by Bultm following these by an equally Rood encore. The president's address was pithy ami pointed. She outlined the work of the year very briefly and urged active participation in the program on the part of all members and regular attendance at all meetings. She expressed the hope that much practical good to our city as well as ourselves be The outcome of the year's work. Mrs. F. Illackniun sang "Ah So True." accompanied by Miss Mao Hanson pianist and Mrs. St ruebe n hern violinist and responded easily ami charmingly to nn encore with Hrownlng's song- of 'Tippa passes." The refreshments ind social hour were all that could lie desired and all anticipate an eneh uslast tc year of work and service. "Communicated." 1UVK SI'KCI VI, SERVICKS. The (lernun Kvangelical church of Fibley street celebrated its Missional Festival Sunday, September 15th. Th? Reverend E. Kayser of Oary, delivered the seromn at the mornlni? service. A delegation of twenty had come with him from Gary, to be present at the festivity. A laiu-e audience gathered in the evening to listen to Rev. TC. Pinckert of llonire, III., who delivered the German sermon. He told of the Home Mission work now being carried on by our church in the western states. Rve. A. Glade of Chicago aJdressed the eoenirrgation in Ensrlish. He told of the work being- done by our missionaries, in the churches, schools, hospitals and amonu the tepees of India. A large offering was given for this work. Th pulpit and altar were decorated very prettily and the music by the choir adder! much to the ocea-

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The MInnc Krttder wrlll rntertnln the member 'f Ibr . . Kmliroldry Club at their home In l)nl Mate Blrrrt Tiiexday rvrnlBK. There tIII le a mrrllng of (if rtnanla Itebecknh Loder Tuendiij rvenlnic la I. . O. K. Hall In F.nxt State street. A mretlnff of the members of ProSrrelve Court No. H.rt Tribe of Hen Hur Till! take plaee- Tuesday rvenlnic In the K. of I. Hall In South Hohmna olreet. Miss I'dna frlter will entertain friends at her home In Itusxell srt-rt Tuesday evening.

sion. The Sunday school had sent out special in vitatioi;s, with the pictures of our missionaries to all the members of the congregation. A FAMILY It K I' MOV. The home of Mr. and Mrs. "William P.ieker, I0S Osden street was the scene of a family reunion Sunday. A supmtuous dinner was served the guests at one o'clock and a dainty luncheon was served at five o'clock. The afternoon was spent in a very delightful way. Music and games were the social diversions. Several pictures were also taken of the guests. This was the last of a series of reunions held in honor of Mrs. J. E. Stelzer and son

and daughter of Xogales, Ariz. Mrs. Stelzer is the daughter of Mrs. Gerhard Austgen of 374 East Sibley stret with who mshe has been spending the summer months. They will leave for their home in Xogales, Ariz. Wednesday evening. September ISth. Those present at the reunion were Mrs. J. K. Stelzer and dauehter. Helen and son, Eugene of Xogales, Ariz.. Mr. i.nd Mrs. Edward Austiren of St. John, ?nd.' Mr. and Mrs. X. 1. Austpen and children of Oyer. Mrs. Gerhard Austpen, Mrs. Hose Hrith.cn.thal and son, Frances, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Trout and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Austpen and Messrs. Joseph and Herbert Austpen. V HOMF. WEDDlMi. A very pretty wedding was solemnized Saturday evening at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stolley in Morton Court when their daughter Miss Anna Stolley was united in marriage to Charles Ahlborn. The ceremony was solemnized at eight o'clock in the presence of the imediate relatives. The Rev. P. Weil, pastor of Friedens Evangelical church who oiciated at the baptism and eonfrmation of the bride performed the wedding ceremony. The ring ceremony was used. Miss Grac? Stolley, a sister of the bride served aa maid of honor and the bride's cousin, Albert Miller of Toleston was the

proom's only attendant. The bride wore a beautiful white lace gown draped over white mesaline satin. She carried bride's roses. Miss Stolley wore a pretty and dainty white embroidery pown. Her flowers were pink kilarney roses. A wedding supper was served after best wishes and congratulations had been extended the young people. Eiphteen covers were laid. The bride's tabic was beautiful with its decorations of greenery and pink rose buds. Jn the parlors where the guests met to witness the ceremony and remained during the hours of the reception, the prevailing colors were pink and preen. Potted palms and ferns and pink ind white roses and carnations were used among the decorations. Mr. and Mrs. Ahlborn did not Jeqve on a wedding trip but went to the!r home at 6S4 Morton court which they have all in readiness. They will be a t

They received pifts from Mrs. Ahlborn for a number friends. Mrs.

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heme after October 1st. a tiumter of beautiful friends. TSoth Mr. and have lived in Hammond of years and have many

Ahlborn is the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stolley. Mr. Ahlborn is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ahlborn of West Hammond. V MTIVEE PtllTY. Joseph Austpen entertained a number of his nieces and nephews at a theater party last Saturday afternoon. Mr. Austpen chaperoned the children to the Orpheum and later entertained them at the home of his mother, Mrs. Gerhard Austpen in East' Sibley street. The children were served with ice cream and cake. Miss Helen Stelxer who -will conclude her visit in Hammond Wednesday and return with her mother to Xogales. Ariz., was the puest of honor at the party. The followinp young people were puests and spent a very delightful afternoon: Helen Stelzer of Nopales, Ariz., Lillian, Iuoiie and Sarah Trout. Adaline I.aMere, Alma Picker and Lawrence, Herbert ' and Arthur Picker. MIS SWIT7.KK A HOSTESS. Miss Edna Switzer will informally ntertain a few friends at her home tn Russell street Tuesday eveninp. Among her puests will be the members of the A. I. Q. Club who are havinp a scries of parties In honor of the Mlsse3 Shearer's house puests, Mrs. William Harwood of Washlnpton, la., and Mrs. Ella llacoman of Lafayette, Ind. Mrs. Harwood was formerly Miss Louise Waite of Hammond. K.NGAGEM EXT IS A.V XOl VCEI). - Miss Lydia Hofer's engagement to Jacob Fisher was announced at a dinner piven at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Hofer, !& State Line street last Saturday evening:. A prettily apointed dinner of four courses

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be devoted to a business and social ses- ' sion. A larpe attendance is desired at the meetinp. j i Mrs. Thomas McCormlck left today for her home in Point Richmond, Cal. .after an extended visit with friends in

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irnond Mrs. MeCorir.iok was the puest

of Mrs. Enola Payne at her home, 120 Conkey avenue. Mrs. Jl. F. Hardie of Senville, Mich.' is visitinp Mrs. I.E. Emory and daughters at their home in Lopan street. Miss Florence Merwin formerly of

Hammond but now of Chieapo spent

Sunday with Miss P.ertha Hansen at her home in Rimbach avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Stiefel of Griflith were the puests of Hammord friends and relatives Saturday. Mrs. Stiefel was formerly Mis Loie Hughes of Crown Point. j Mr. and Mrs. Ira Post and children have returned to their home in Morpan Park after visitinp Mr. and Mrs. George

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their home in Rimbach avenue. Miss Mary MacLeod, 410 Cedar street has returned from a month's visit with friends in Cleveland, O. Miss Inez Joslin with whom Miss MacLeod visited returned to Hammond with her and will remain as net puest for a f ew j weeks. j Joe Dlnwlddie and family of Lowell spent Saturday antf Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robinson in May street. j

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Monthly Y.I&.C.A. Meeting. There will be held one of Ihe repular monthly meetinps of the board of direetors of the Gibson Y. M. C. A. at the home of the association tomorrow nipht. W. C. Pelman, one of the directors from Hammond, will attend. He said today that the directors would take up only routine matters of busi-

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To Hold Annual Meeting. Next Thursday the Lake County Veterans' association will hold its annual meetinp at the Crown Point fair prounds, and providinp the weather is nice, a larpe attendance is expected. The Sons of Veterans, the W. R. C. and the Roy Scouts and their families are invited to help the old soldiers to celebrate at the re-union. It is expected that all will come with well filled dinner baskets. The program will he made Up of speeches, mus-ie and other forms of entertainment.

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was served at six-thirty o'clock. Rink and white hearts were festooned from the chandelier to the four corners of the room and pink kilarney roses decorated thv table very attractively. Daintily decorated place cards were laid for ten puests. A clever way was chosen for announcing the engagement. After all the quests were seated Mrs. Taul Fisher "let the cat out of the batr." It was a little toy kitten hidden in a pink silk crepe Tafr. Around its neck were ribbons to which cards had been attached Kiving the date of the approaching marriage. The weddlnft -will be solemnized Wednesday, October 3 6th. Durinur the evening

various games were played and several of the guests rendered vocal and instrumental selections. In a fame of 'Hearts" Miss Laura Rohde won the honors. Among: the jruests at the party were Mrs. Will Youngr of Kouts. Ind., Mrs. Raul Fisher, the Misses Nellie Fowler of South Chicapo, Gertrude and Marie Koehneman, Laura Reinert,

Laura Rohde, Frieda Klee and Gertrude Gescheidler. Bini.R fTlDY I.S. Mr. and Mrs. John Cunningham will open their home at 514 Chicago avenu: Tuesday eveninp for a Bible lecture. The meeting- will be lead by the Rev. Swindle of Chicafro. The public is invited. ? t FIRST STl'DV JlEKTIMi. The Literature "department of the Hammond Woman's Club will meet Tuesday afternoon, September 17 at 2:30 o'clock, with" Mrs. George Summers of Indiana Harbor. A very interesting program has been arranged for this, the opening meeting of the Literature department1 for the i-omin year's work. The day will be 'devoted to a Scotch program. Mrs. Franklin Rlackmun will sing: a number of coteh songs and stories by, J. M Rai rie will be told by MesdamHs Charles Albeit Smith, 11. F. Sharrer and Mrs. Frank Hammond. One of the most interesting features of the program will be the beginningof the story "A Visit With Our Authors." Mrs. D. C. Atkinson will have the first chapter of this story at the Tuesday meeting and as the story is to be continued throughout the year it

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AVll.L KLHI'T OKKICKIIS. Tuesday, September 24th will be the next meeting day of the Women 8 Auxiliary to the University Club. The meeting will be held in the I'niversitv Club rooms in South Ilohmnn street. The members are asked to meet at two o'clock for the election of officers arid transaction of other important business. 'Uridine whist will be played following the business session. Mrs. Frances Kingsloy. Mrs. F. R. Mott and Mrs. Kmrna Cosgrove will be the hostesses at the meeting.

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a Tiinuu.i; l'titrv. Mrs. John Agnew is entertaining the members of the Kmbroidery Club at her home, 12 Webb street this afternoon. It is the first meeting after the summer vacation and the social program of the (dub will be followed. Mrs. Agnew is hostess at a thimble party

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their needle work to the meeting.

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EXTBRTA I X I FOR XI I.I.V. The young women of the X. N. Kmbroidery Club will lie entertained by the Misses Fedder at their home in Fast State street Tuesday evening. It will be a thimbel party and the members will bring their needle work to the meeting. It will he fine of tlte weeklyclub parties at which neodle work and music are the features of entertainment. si.k of lunii: rtAKKHY. There was a sale of home bakery last Saturday at the Norrl? Drug Store, 192 East State street which was well patronised and a nice sum was realized for the benefit of the First Christian church. The sale was in charge of Committee No. 2 of the Deborah Society of which Mrs. Rybee is chairman. The ladies had prepared a large assortment of home bakery goods and every article was disposed of. Wednesday the members will meet for an all day session at the church and have home bakery for sale. The afternoon wlU

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