Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 35, Hammond, Lake County, 28 September 1912 — Page 2

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It was thi- rfpul.nr s-m!-Imsincss mrt'iin and si'Vi-rnl of i:ittr-st w ! Usctls."'l. vn a p .o.t ici l..('or" I hi: iiiili-.'S ii ttoir ro-opi ra tion for "Tun

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rr.'W tho it of the rhoir of t: " M. K. ihurch, M.iry Klloit K' -itii .- will civ- a soiij: rtcital asuist -I-' !iy ab!r talent at the church Thurrtl i y cn-Tii:ie, October l'1, 1912. Mrs. I :. nnc3 Is .i iic soprano. havim; .:.!!! in Nv York 1 1 ' ti mler th--b st ir.st ru'-t ors for four years. H-r rT'.!tHtior; as an artist is well estabiishfil. !usic loving Hammonil shouM

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the sei ies which will continue 1 uriiu the fall anil winter. Tin' members will meet re;ulari every two weeUs on Kricbav a f'f nun.;. (in th.e afternoon n.' October 11th, Mrs. V. A. I'.uchaiian will putc rtain the members of the cl.ib at a thimble party at her home in South llohman street.

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Mrs. I". W. I'r.

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at! noil nceine n t was nun! but it is expecte.l that Frli'.ay uftfrnoon, ictc-bi Che..' of the business illno nts were n rv. il ami

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'on was apeporter. of tnc visit, will be held 11th. At the tin' refresha delightful

time was spent socially.

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V ItHIDl.t; 1MKT1. Mrs. .leannie Sawyer, 4S Clinton J street, very charmimrly entertained the I members of the .Mariuette chit) y. s- j terday afternoon at the H.nnunor.d j Country club. It was the tirst social j mptiti(5 of the 1912-1IU3 series. I'artie.'i j will be siven rerul.irly every two n'frks on Friday afternoon durins the. fall and winter. Mrs. I'eter ('rum - ; packer will bf the next hostess an i she wl'.l entertain the members at her j home in Webb street. Friday, rvtobei j 4'h. Mrs. V. 1. Simonton, Mrs. Itolr- j ert (). I,aw, ami Mm. E. 11. rishrow! of Chicago wre the out of town members at yesterday's meetinsr. The afternoon was devoted to cards, and briiiK " hist was played at five tables. Mrs. Cruinpacker pcorel hiuh and received the first honors. Hecimd honors were won by Mrs. I,awretioe Cox. At

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tcn'.iiy afternoon at. an avenue. It was - the r.-trular mot! ( t he eii;l t m rubers i r. t Ti: ' y soer t

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fully ve in Trim noon fi intr and were p'

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in company with the club After a few hours spent with needle work, the invited into the dining

Mrs. Fred Kraloi not z. Frizes wer.- also won by Mrs. K. A. Mee and Mrs. IV 1- Havis. At 'he conclusion of the Barnes u dainty collation was served. Mrs. ;. H. ("m i r was named as the next hostess and sh" w!l lentertain the members at her h.me in Fast State street. October 11th.

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A del itrht f ul mectimr tempi-,' No. 73. I ythian dace last ev. nin-- in the in S.e.jth Holimau street.

of Hammond Sisters, took K. of r. had It was the

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oiiclusiori of the pames, a beautiappolnted luncheon was served.

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Mrs. Joseph Thompson yesterday t i her new home in Highland street. Mr'. Thompson entertained the members of j the Alpha Fhi club at luncheon at lj o'clo k. The service tables were deeo- j rate.) very attractively with bonnets of

yellow dahlias. The prevailing color in the liinlnK room was yellow. A beautifully appointed luncheon of four courses was served. Twelve covers wer laid. Following the luncheon the puest returned to the parlors, where the remainder of the afternoon was spent with needle work. In the parlors the flowers were red Keraniums and they were used In larpre bunches.

eroned the party realized last ev used for the her class has nrran. skating parties Friday evening'

h-uits roller K'.ven by th. class. The P.. Craves, sum of ?.;!.:

ska' - cirls class c ha p -w i s

n i i ilt which w i 1 1 1 . dit ..f the church. The ;ed a. seri.-s of roller to take place every durinw tiie fad and

j refill a r moii t h ! y ithe a 1 1 enda nee i la i :re. 1-A'e r ne

iim's program as. unioue and enjoya letic meet was a

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winter ami the f riends of are cordially invited. Ve times are reported. The chased a lars-'e number of they will rent to the vis:

tiie member, ry enjoya hi. lass has pur skates whiei tors.

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s.e ial meetinsr and was exceptionally li ported the evenhavinfx been very Ide. An indoor athfca ture of the cvnseven events, among

A i.iai.i i: m;i:ti(;. j The members of St. Paul's I,u t hern n i

ib-arrue met in the school hall at thej

'.corner of Sible.- street and Oakley avenue last evening at H o'clock for a. j short busin'-ss s -Hi-'ii. There were a t number of members in attendance. I After the routiae business had b-.e'i

hop. step and jump," "ham-

; tor ladp-s. discuss gent lemi-n," "pitch a races for pen t lemon," and a "football game." in the different events ribbons. Thi different

events caused a great ileal of merriment. A short .musical prt gram was also given after which refreshments weie served. The next regular meeting of the members will take place in two weeks on Friday evening, iictol.or 11th, when it is b;ired that, there is a l.ii B'K n t tendance. The usual busi-

1 toss and social program will be fol

lowed.

Telephone Hammond 179 Hours: 1 to 4 Daily. Evenings. Tuesdays and Saturdays, 6 to 8 DR. BERTHA C. DAY Specialist in Disease of Women and Children SUITE, 204 RUFF DUILDrXG. Hammond Indiana

disposed of plars w (a Hallowe'en pjirty d.iUy Fedden. JMiss KrJ ward Kggebrocht ; w ere chosen to serve merit committee and I the serving committt

, Idnsenmann. Mi-s dga 'and Paul Parol. hn. Tin jail arrangement: for the I tertainment. In two we.

re male to have in October. Miss Ilattie (o.nrich.

ared Max Kulm in South on the entertain- t a fternoon

the members of

A very e ti joy.'i h b- meeting of the G. I. A. to the II. of K. V.. was held yesterday afternoon in the K. of V. hall

llohman street. It was the for th" regular semi-month-r and the usual business and

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Bell's Guaranteed Health Remedy will cure any bad ease of Kczema and ail skin diseases. Buy a bottle of tht-i wonderful remedy today. .Don't wait. rniCK 5? For sale at NEG ELK, THK DRUGGIST. 626 South Hohman Street, and LEU SCMAKRTL'S UARHElt SHOP. tii2 South Hohman Street, or call Gus Jordan, Manufacturer Room 25 rtlmbach Blk Phone 467 HAMMOND, INDIANA.

WE PAY $1 "S";;;: teeth which are of no value to you. Highest prices paid for Old CKld, Silver, Old Watches. Broken Jewelry, Precious Stones. Money Sent by Return Mall. Phila. Smelting & Refining Co. ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS 823 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Pa.

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i day evening. Oi tober j bers will have their i meeting. The " lisse.s ! Florence f lesi heidler.

j Horbst, and Howard Oescheidler will ! act as host and hostesses. The m-m-! bers of the league are rill invited to

attend. A mission nv m-i:tiv;. j Tiie montlily meeting of tiie Woman's Missionary society of the First Christian church was held yesterday! afternoon in the parlors of the ohii'-. h in Calumet avenue. Mrs. Price was the leader for the day and she had a

I very Interesting program prepare l.

Severn, vocal numbers were given by

Mrs. H. A. Carpenter of Indiana Har

bor after which I.asil Kues ss. a na

tive of Russia, gave a very instructive talk. He talked principally of the work that is being carried on by the Christian church among the Russians in Chicago and also told of the customs of the Russian pi.ople. He sang a. number of Russian songs. His address was heard with a gnat deal of interest. Ouring tiie social hour which was enjoyed following the program, refreshments wore served. Announcement of the October meeting will be made later. A TlflMHI.i; I'tRTV. Mrs. 'J. 11. Austin will entertain the members of the Kmbroidery club at a thimble party Monday afternoon at hr home, 163 IHghland street. The members will bring their needle work to the meeting and spend the afternoon

ui an enjoyable social way. it win be the regular semi-monthly meeting. Mrs. William Meyers opened her home in JiasV :-iate street yesterday afternoon for the meeting of the W.

ial program was f. .low i d. 1 Hiring social hour dainty refreshments

were s.-rved. The members planned to meet iit::iiri ill two weeks, on Friday afternoon, October 11th. Mrs. A. Murdoek, the grand president, will be given a. reception and ball Monday, October 21st. celebrating the twentyfifth anniversary of her election to office. The affair will be given by the twelee Ohioago divisions. A delegate will Vie chosen from the Hammond auxiliary and a number of the members at" planning to attend. J'la.ns for attending were discussed at tiie meeting yesterday.

There will cas Rebekah O. O. F. hall it is desired

be a meeting of the 1 lorlodge this evening in I. in Fast State street which that there is a large at

tendance of the membership. It is especially desired that all the members of the degree staff attend as there will be class initiation. A social hour will b enjoyed following the lodge session.

Mrs. ,T. A. .Hherrill of Frankfort. Imi., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. ('. Mil liken, at her home, 1110 Monroe street. She will remain in Hammond ii week. Miss Vera InRong of East Sibley street left today for Ypsilanti. Mich., where she wid enter the Michigan State Normal school. Miss Flora Smith, who has been the. gut st of her sister, Mrs. M. L,. Hick, at her home in Summer street, concluded her visit in Hammond today and returned to Flint, Mich. Miss Thelma Sargeant of Indiana avenue, who submitted to an operation recently at the Post Graduate bospitnl in Chicago is reported to be recovering nicely. Miss Grace ftt( r will leave today for her home in Elkorn, Wis, after spending' a week with Miss Gardta. Merrlett at her home, 115 Williams street. The new We Cater restaurant has engaged an orchestra to furnish music every day from 12 to 2 p. m. and from 5:. HI to 7:15. The public is cordiallyinvited to enjoy a nice meal and good music. Miss K. O. Redly wishes to announce her fall and winter millinery

opening, September 2fi. 27, and 25. Publie is cordially Invited. 7d South Hohman street.

Proposition to Join the state federation before the convention in Indiana next week, and this went through unanimously. The club during the past year has taken on added responsibilities and Is rapidly assuming the aspect of a full-fledged Commercial club, and the officers and members deemed it about ripe for affiliation with the slate organization. A committee was appointed to confer with the Commercial club of Indiana Harbor and Fast Chi -ago for the arrangement of big doings on the occasion of the turning on of the ornomental illumination system in the business districts of the two towns. W. R. l'iatnond was named as chairman and hi' will convey to the Commercial club the suggestion that the latter organization to appoint a committee to oct with him in arranging a program that will make the event one long to be remembered in the Twin Cities. It was suggested that the directors get together before the next regular meeting to confer on proposition to increase the club's quarters. The club is so large that it has about outgrown its present accommodations, and there are those w ho believe larger rooms are needed.

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EAST CHICAGO CLUB JOINS FEDERATION

LOWE LK Hon. Jesse Wilson and W. C.

of Hammond will address a progressive meeting In the Taylor theatre tonight. A street parade wid take pinre before the speaking. A good crowd is expected. Irvin Thompson and family, who have been visiting at the homo of his parents here, returned to their home in Ruck Creek yesterday. Miss Hilda Kimmet, who is attending college 8t .loliet, Id., came home last evening to visit her parents over Punday. Miss Harrtetto Foster was a Creston visi'or yesterday. The frost lost evening did considerable damage to the ripening corn. That in the marsh lands suffered the most. Mr and Mrs. .John Fedde of Cliillicothe, who spent several days at the home of Pt ter Idnspahr. returned home

t vesferuay.

James Smith of Hammond arrived in Rowed last evening to visit relatives. Dr. Weigert of Chicago came down yesterday to visit bis parents. Mrs. Dodie Kennedy of Chicago returned home yesterday after a week's visit at tho home of her sister, Mrs. I'eter I'eriat.

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Miss Fern Sprague and Miss Ellen Peterson will leave for Chicago Monday to enter the University of Chicago. Miss Elsie Hudson, will go to Torre Haute, In.d., Monday to begin- her course of study at the Indiana State Normal school. M rs. I . Arts and daughter, Gertrude, have returned to their home in Janesviile, Wis., after visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. J. I'erinedy at their home, 161 Highland street.

Season's First Meeting Emphasizes Growth of Body.

The East Chicago club held its first meeting of the fad season last night. It was a calicd meeting by the president, George W. Iewis, and the number that responded augurs well for a successful cluli year. The main topic brought up was a

ST. JOKE. John Srlicr of Hammond is here visiting his mother, Mrs. Rarbara Scher. Mr. and Mis. John Miller, Jr., were Gary visitors Thursday. Mrs. Frank Meyers of Chicago is visiting witli Mrs. F. R. Keiiman at present. Fred Gund. traveling salesman for Dura ml & Ka ;per Co. of Chicago, visited his customers here Friday. Adam Ebert of IlammorfJ was a visitor here today. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Scheldt and family of Flack Oak were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, Jr., and family Friday. Oscar Krimbill of Hammond was here on business today. Jacob Austgen transacted business at Crown Point today.

WARD NOTICE REWARD

$2, COO TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS $2,000 Reward will be paid to any one and no questions "asked" for the n turn of the part of the West Hammond Vice Moving Pictures, which were "stolen" Thursday, Sept. 1012. These pictures disappeared between tiie hours of 0 a. m. and 2 a. m. of morning Sept. 27, 1012. Any and all information address same to T. C. (Jrady, eare of this paper, or Joseph II. Alack, acting chief of police of West Hammond, 111. Tele" phones Hammond 57 or 103.

of Crown Point are here on business today. John Miller, Jr., transacted business in Crown Point today. Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Schwierska and Mr. and Mrs. Rruner of South Chicago

j visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ' John Miller, Jr., Wednesday, j Mrs. Barbara Srlur is tti'd on the ! sick list. Robert. Corire.rs and Roy Weaver j were Hammond visitors Thursday.

j If you smoke a wvemtor once you

Ueorge Frederick and Henry Meyer ,iU always call for them.

HOBART.

The electric line will run a car b-tt'.v.-en Gary and Hobart on Sunday and Monday, but the rfg-ular schedulea will not be in force urn .1 Oct. 1st. Mrs. Seia Smith was a Gary visitor yesterday. Jay Arnold of Pt. Pan; spent the week, end here, being a guest of Miss Elide Johnson. The Progressive club held a sr.retinsf at tSrat ton's hall last evening. Pr. Clara Faikner visiic l with, friends at Gary vcsterUay.