Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 140, Hammond, Lake County, 12 November 1912 — Page 2
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Mis. W. .) . Stno vci v pl-'annntly ee.-tertain-d ;t number of friends Saturday afternoon f r in two So live- o'chH ! in h-eior of Mrs. Slime's liv-ther. Mrs. V. We b.-r. The party was given to of lehrn I e Mrs. . W'clwr's tiftv-fourth
birthday .-inntv ersary and she received1 mnnv pretty gift In rom'mliranre of the day. Tlx' flf moon was ppnt in a social way .-mil at live o'clock a buffet liinrhpcn was s rv(il. The ifusls were Mrs irph'-y. Mrs. Wtiklson, Mrs. RhMnn-t, Mrs ilnlashir, Mrs. Steiuman, Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Stone ami Mrs. Brandt of Brook flfld. 111. V COM'EBT. A ninr.'rt will be given by trio Musical Fa vori t ps. a company of four, this evening at c isrht o' flock at the First Methodist rhurrli In Russell street. Artlmr Love, C.e-orge 1.. MiNfmry, I. ma, L I.ovt and .Vina MeNemry compose thi compatiy. Mr. I,uv who is often referred to as a distinguished caterer of happiness in a writer, poet, composer, soloist, reader and humorist. Mr. McN'emry s xylophone music is one of the features of the evening. He also plays the. saxaphone. also the mandolin and banjo and is a composer, a vocalist and musical director. Lena Love adds to the evening's entertainment with her soprano voice. She is a reader and
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niandolin and banjo
very well. Mrs. McNcmry Is an artist
at the piano and will give several
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mm iti. M-.ws -o!t i:im:h v. 11r. Rnru"? Krnnry nt hpr homo In Mlchlt:m arrnur. tll rnlfrliiiu h- imnhrn of tttr l'ptt'itnte Whlxt lnli eilnrMttts y Afternoon. The members of the ,.'ivlih l.nilii'K' A I 1 ei;y SH te rnlir(Hlueil liy Mm. I.. Mr"is at her home. ."!tl! ImKnna avfnur tomorrow nftc rnoeii. The I. Billet of the RnlKhlM of OliimtxiH will mrrl In the K. of (". rlfib roomi In SoiiMf llihninn tr'et (slae'iln .vaftrrnoon tt ptay eftrl. Mrn. A. II. Kale will have the member of the I.. It. ii. ('lull nit her KBet! U oUnNilftt nfteriioin sit her home In Kit! Sililej ntrect. The memherm of the orthifde Indlc9i' !:! wlil hnve no nil il.'i i4-f44ton Werlnewdny nt the Kirnt on;reKatlonnl church in t.ontlin t rut.
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A lUXM-.K. Mrs. Weber entertained Mr. and Mrs Karl Bodine of Whitintr. Mrs. A. V
Hrandt of Hrooktuld, 111., and Mr. and Mrs. V. .1 Stono at -six o'clock dinner .Su ruin y. A AKTKllNtH I'lllTV. A very delightful tnec tinK of the Inbroidery Club took place yesterday at the homo of Mrs. Franklin Hlnckmun In Hu'h street. Mrs. TUackmun was hostess at a thimble party. After the quests hart spent a few hours with their needle work a dainty luncheon was server). Th refreshments wer served in two courses. A number of the members were present and Mrs Hlaekmun had as her only uest, Mrs. J. S. r.laokmuii. The members will meet atraln Monday afternoon. November 25th. c tun i viitv. The Ladles' Catholic Fenevolent Association of All Saints Parish will give a card party and dance at All Saints Hall in East Sibley street Wednesday eveninp. November 20th and invite their friends to attend. The affair will be driven for the benefit of th,e assoclat ion. MKKT TO 1LY (ARUK. An enjoyable afternoon will be spent by the. Ladies of the Knights of Columbus who will meet in the K. of C. club rooms in South Hohmati street tomorrow afternoon to play cards. Pedro will be played during the afternoon. SEW KOIl THK ntZAAIt. The me-mbers of the XorthsiJe Ladies Club will meet at the First Congregational church In 'rostlin street tomorrow for an all diy session. Th day
will to spent with scwirt: for the bazaar t.. be dven feccmber ,"th. J'nnv articles of needle work will be offered for sale and the ladles will serve supper. The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the church. MRS. KAI.i: A IIIISTRSS. Mrs. A. H Kale will be hostess at a thimble party Wednesday afternoon -it he home. 30!) Mast Sibley street. Her puests will be the mem rubers of the I. It. ;. Club who will have their semimonthly meet In.;. V.F.t.T 1 Till'", f in lit II. This week's meeting of the Ladles' Aid Society of the First M. K. churcdi
will take place Wednesday afternoon in the parlor of the church in Knssfll street. A. A I.I. I V iK5M(), Tliere will be. a metinj; of the Peborah Society Wedio s la . The members will meet for an all day session In the parlors of the First Christian church in Calumet avenue. The- committee of which Mrs. Wlliiar.1 F. Grander is chairman will have home bakery for sale and will serve lunch to the public at noon.
V A HIST P IRTV. Whist will be played by th member" of the Cptodate Whist Club who have been invited to meet with Mrs. liarney Kenney nt hr honiA in Mlchinan avenue Wednesday. Tiie names will progress at two tables. V AFTi:i!ltl MEETIMi. Mrs. L. Si.'.rom will be at home to th.fr members of the Jewish La lies' Ai l Society Wednesday afternoon at her home, 369 Indiana avenue. v t;iii.i t:r:i:Tif;. The Woman's Guild of St. Paul'l Kpieopal church will meet Wednesday
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o' lot k to plan a Jui ior Boy Scout orRamzation. Levi i Vohlen met with the boys ami together they outlined the. winter's program. A dozen or more boys sitxnifb'd their intention of le--cominp members. Another mcetini; will be called next Monday evening when officers will b elected and the organization will be completed.
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Mlts. III.OOMIKH K. otmnlttee of the Hamclub met at the home
of Mrs. F.tta Jib omh off. 31 Mason street yesterday to continue their study of Italy. "Modern Literature and Art" was the study subb t.
Mrs. E. C. Minas of Ilimbach avenue left today for North Manchester, Ind., where sh" will spend a frw days visiting relatives. Miss Floreme Merwin of Chicago spent Sunday with Miss Jane, llreck who is ill at St. Maisraret's hospital. Mrs. Lou Morris and son, Charles left today for their home in Providence, It. I., after spending several months in Hammond the trucsts of Mrs. Morris' mother and sister, Mrs. C. C.
and Mifs Maude Smith of
LARGE CONVENTION JSJROBISED Interest in State Y. M. C. A. Meeting Manifested in Localities Hereabouts.
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Ilandsotne gown of electric blue chiffon cloth over satin to match. The waist has a vest of white chiffon crossed over and finished by a collar of whit lace. Ennds cf sable fur trim the sleeves end SKlrt. The belt of black velvet is trimmed with head motifs et the front.
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be transacted and it is desired that there is a larfje attendance of the nembcrsbip. IIOI.I) MFF.KI.V Ml'.F.Tl NO. Mrs. 1. A Weeks and Mrs. Vojntc will be hostesses at the weekly meetof th Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon. The meeting: will be held in the parlors of the church In South Hohmati street. FATEIlT.UVS ITH C AHI1S. At her home in' East Chicago Mrs. Spencer will be hostess this afternoon to the members of the Jolly Dozen Club. The afternoon will b devoted to cards and pedro will be played progressively at three tables. A THIMIII.K I'lllTV. This eveninu the youns; women of the N". N. Kmbroidery Club will be entertained by Miss Gertrude lierbst at her home in South Hohman street. Miss Herbst will be hostess at a thimble party.
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6 BIG SPECIALS FOR WEDNES
V00LTEX SUITS AND COATS, Worth to $30.00 We have grouped all the Wooltex Coats and Suits, left from our big sale last week, to clear them out in a day. Novelty and plain materails, almost every size in the group. Come Wednesdav and take vour
choice for
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WOMEN'S WINTER HOSIERY, 19c Value. A chance purchase of a hundred dozen Women's Cashmere Finished Hose
at a remarkably low price, i enables us to offer this rc1 markable value, while they 1 last, Wednesday only, (Limit of 3 pair to a cus-
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BOYS' SHOES, Worth $1.50. Keep the little fellow's feet dry and save doctor bills. The price of these shoes Wednesday is less than the price of one prescription. These arc the kind that defy cold and water, made of satin calf, button stvle, size.fC' 9 to 13VS, special. D?Sb WARM WINTER GLOVES, Worth 25c Knit Winter Gloves for Men, Women and Children. A big variety to select from. All samples from a big maker who was willing to take a big loss to close out his stock. We bought them all. Most of them are 25c goods, but there are some 35$ frz in the lot, pair... JLUt;
COMFORTERS For Cold Nights They'll keep you warm, too, because they are well filled and stitched so the cotton holds its place. The covering is of splendid material and the size ample for any bed. We want you to compare them with the kind you usually pay 1.25 and 1.50 for, Wed Clf& nesday only QcflL, CHILDREN'S WHITE HEMTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS Wonderful" Mother says: "How your handkerchiefs do net away." Iiut fche needn't care now, for Wednesday we put on sale gool School Handerchiefs cheaper than the cost of laundering. Pure White Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, school
size (limit of 10 to a customer), each
v sti nv mki'.tiv;. Mrs. Nicholas Knimerlina; opened her homo in Mason street this afternoon for the meetlnir of the ltteraturo committee of the Hammond Woman's Club. A very i nterest imr study program has been arranged for the afternoon. C KI IMKTV. The members of the- Jewish .Ladies' Aid Society are tjivinK their annua! card party this afternoon in the K. of I'. Hall In South Hohman street. The proceeds will be used for charity. Whist anil pedro will be played during the. afternoon and beautiful prizes will
be awarded in the paiifs. 1 I(T; I A MTV. The Hammond Lodrre of IClks will entertain at a dancing party Wednesday eve.ninsr at th-ir Huh rooms, in South Hohman street. It will be the frst of their series of winter parties and a number of the members are plan-nine-to attend. The hall has been beautifully decorated for the affair. Jl'MOK ItllV M'dl TS MLF.T. A number of Hammond hoys between the atres of nine and twelves years met
j at the First Paptist church in F.ast i Sibley street last evening at seven
IFIRE CHIEF'S
LUCKY ESCAPE
Mr. John Snobartrer, chief of the Goshen. Jnd., fire department, describes the different attacks of Indigestion he was subject to for years, as a "Hell on arth," and states in a letter hs has entirely escaped these attacks since he begran usinp; Lesh's Fops-Aid (P. A. D.), the wonderful and harmless remedy for all forms of stomach trouble. Follow Chief Snobarper's example. Make yourself a new stomach and enJoy life once more, a trial will both surprlse and convince you. Peps-Aid (P. A. D.) tablets can be secured at SUMMERS' PHARMACY, Hohman St. Near State. Adv.
State
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relatives in Ho'o.ut. Mr. and Mrs. Ilobort Zarridt and little Miss Jluth '.I'.ndt of West State street sp'-nt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Fishrupp at their home In Whitinj?. Mrs. It. E. Schorr is ill with pneumonia at her home in Cedar street. Mrs. Sehoff has been confined to her home for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. John Mandlott and John Zarndt spent Sun day afternoon in Whitinp. Mrs. John C. Hessintrcr who has been the house prnest of Mrs. R. K. Sehoff of Cedar street, concluded her visit In Hammond tody and returned to St. Paul. Mrs. F. F. Miller who has been visitinir in Chieatio spent th past week end with Mrs. Sehoff and returned to St. Paul today with Mrs. lies-singer.
iJLodp Assemblies i
A mcetinsr of the Court of Honor took pla.ee last evening in Weis Hall in State street. A number of members were at the meeting and amowr the visitors was the deputy, Mrs. Sands of I.osransport. Ind. Mrs. Sands will remain In Hammond for some time and work in the Interest of the lodge. Following the- business meeting a pleasant time was spent socially. The date of the next ineetlntr Is Monday, November irdh. The usual business and social proprram will be followed. The usual bi.isir.ess and social program will b- folloivcd at the rr.eetintr of Progressive Court No. IfiG Tribe of Pen Hur this evening- in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street. It Is desired that many members attend tha meeting.
Police Board Meets. The police commissioners held their regular meeting at the city hall last nlp'ht. and with the exception of allowing a mi tuber of biMs to be paid, nothing of importance came up before the meeting. Tiie next regti'.ar session will be held in two weeks.
K. of C. Card Party.
i nity conn luinbus will Wednesday f
party to lie rooms S"Ut! A very de
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cri t e ft a i n thej 'venitur Nov. i :' iriven in tiie K, 1 fob. man st re t. ithtful cvenir.i?
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be awarded to the After the panic freshments served members of Fnity tain.
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Open Up Your Homes. i in Friday and Saturday, November 22 and 23 there will he in the neighborhood of 200 members of the ToutiK Men's Christian Association who will meet in Hammond at the state convention. The question now arises as to where the younn men will sleep and Superintendent MeDaniel urpes that i he various homes in Hammond who have a spare bed room to throw open their doors. The members of the Christian Association will be in Hammond for thre r.itrhts and If possible It is the request of the Hammond committee to sive three breakfasts. A number of residents In Jlammond have already opened up their hearts and It is hoped that theism will be pnouKh homes to care for the visitors.
Boys Annoy Her. Mrs. Shrao, 331 Kane avenue reported to the police this morning-, that durincr the past two weeks, the small boys in the neighborhood have caused a. ftTeat deal of annoyance. Heslde breaking a number of windows they entered the Warner and Linz Rtore, raakinK their pet away with an amount of ;um. The i-a.w was taken up by Chief Austtren this morning; and unless this practice is stopped, arrests will be made and the offenders punished.
A. B. Farwell Tonight. In view of the recent cleaning out of the West Hammond dives, a crusade which was heartily supported in Hammond, it will be interesting to hear
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rtelefrations of representative men i from surrounding cities of northern i Indiana to the sessions of the annual i convention of the Indiana YounR Men's
Christian association in Hammond soon promise to be as large as any that have ever attended a similar function. Cnosiderablo interest In the local affair is beiiiR manifested in Michigan Cty, Laporte and Valparaiso, all of which support associations. The situation In each was sounded out Sunday by W. C. Belman of the Hammond Kfneral committee, who spoke before meetings in these localities. The present outlook. It la stated, is favorable for one of the largest conventions in the history of the state work, with a keen enthusiasm beinpr taken by lay delegates and busln'-ss men. The menu for the business men's dinner on Nov. 22 in Masonic temple banquet hall was completed last evenlnpr and the contract for servinfr It was awarded the ladies of the Methodist church, where most of the convention sessions will take place. The contract is for 400 plates. The menu is as follows: Blue Points. Celery. Consomme. Salted '.lmonds. Olives. Roast Younjr Turkey Stuffed. Potatoes. Cranberry Sauce Creamed Peas. I.emOn Ice.
Ice Cream. Assorted Cakes. Cream Cheese. Wafer Crackers. Cafe N'nir.
IKIOii Itl 10 ATTEND OQUNCEL
Michigan City Diocese of Angelican Church to Meet Tomorrow.
The diocesan council of the Episcopal church meets at Michigan City, the cathedral city, tomorrow for a pro
gram which will last the remainder of the week. The program for the ensuing days are as follows: Wednesday meeting of the council. Wednesday evening, banquet in honor of the lit. Rev. Kishop John Hazen White. - Thursday, dedication of the cathedral at Michigan City. Friday, retreat for the ministers in the diocese. Saturday, close of retreat. In the diocesan council Hammond will be represented by the Rev. Charles A. Smith, rector of St. Paul's church, and Messrs. W. 13. Conkey, Fred Mott and J. I . Hrusel. the alter being the treasurer, and the former wardens of the church. They will also be guests at the banquet which will be tendered Bishop White in the evening. In addition to the aforementioned Hammond men, it is expected that other men and women, members of the local congregation, will go to Michigan for the dedication Of the new cathedral, hursday's program opens at 10 o'clock. Tiie retreat for the ministers will be opened on Friday morning and will be conducted by Bishop Weller of the I'ond da Lac diocese.
what Arthur Burrage Farwell, the noted Chicago vice crusader, will have to say to the Baptist Brotherhood this evening. The Brotherhood holds its monthly banquet this evening and Mr. Farwell is to be the principal speaker. The banquet begins at 7 o'clock and is one of the features of a nice evening's program.
BRIDE DROPS DEAD IN STREET Mrs. Harry Yithm. a bride of lx months, dropped dead at the corner of F.leventh avenue and Broadway last night shortly after 7 o'clock. She lived in Washington street near Eleventh avenue. Mrs. Witham and her husband had supper at their ome together. She was apparently in good health at the time. After she had washed their supper dishes she told her husband that she was going out on a shopping trip. Mrs. Witham's remains will be shipped to South Bend today for interment.
STRUCK BY FAST AUTO. Leonard Vander. employed as a carpenter by the tiary Land company, was struck and severely Injured by a passing auto at Fifth avenue and Broadway this morning. He was badly shaken up and sustained several cuts. The car put on full speed and no trace of the reckless driver was obtained.
ST. JOHN. Joseph Seher and son. Andrew, from Whiting were visitors here Sunday. Miss Klsie Stack returned from Hammond after a few weeks' visit there. Peter Baumgarten and brother, Albert, from Iiyer attended the C. O. F. meeting here Saturday evening. Raymond Czech of Dyer visited with his grandmother, Mrs. Barbara Kloss, here Sunday. Philip Kloss of Chicago Heights spent Sunday here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. F.dward Klein of Chicago were the guests of Pen Klein and family Sunday. Jacob Klasgen is on the sick list. The coming marriage of Anthony Huppenthal of St. John to Matilda Gard of Crown Point was announced Sunday. The box social given by the Concordia
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Matinee Daily, 3 p. m. Evening. 7:30 and 9:00 P. M.
M Always the Snir.e Bip;
club Sunday evening was well attended and everybody enjoyed a good time.
J. Weber of Blue Island was a visitor
hr re Su nd a y.
Stee Lukas from Sjuth Chicago
stripped off here Sundav while on his
way to Valparaiso. lleorge Bohiir.g of Hammond was seen in town on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Willi, in Koehle and
daughter Horothy were Hammond vis
itors Sunday. Joseph Spieler of Cr-ok visited with relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Twitt of Whiting were here on busim ss Monday. Han Vincent of Crown Point transacted business here today.
MUNSTER. All of our teachers attended the institute on Saturday in Hammond. Mrs. Jake Blink left last week for Colorado to visit her brother, John Kooy. P. Tanls of Dakota is here on a visit. A. M. Dunn has moved from the Ktitlbach farm to Hammond, where he will continue his milk business. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Summers and son Walter Verne, passed through here in their auto Sunday. The stork stopped at Mr. and Mrs. Pebodo's house Saturday night, leaving a little girl. This makes the- sixth girl in Munster within the last six. weeks.
DYER. Dancing at Spring Hi'.l Grove Wednesday evening, Nov. 13th. Good music. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Greiving entertained as guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. William Grelving of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. F.d. Wachter front Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kiein and daughter Lucille spent Sunday at Chicago the guests of relatives. Nick Austgen of itammond visited out here Sunday with his mother. Mat. Nick and George Boos of Hammond Pundayed with relatives here. George Seidier and family from Hammond spent Sunday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. Seidier. Joseph Ambre of Hammond spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. M. Ambre, here. On account of the fine weather Sunday there were an nnusua'.ly large number of Joy riders through this neighborhood. Jacob Schmal and Adam Gard from St. John were Dyer visitors Saturday. Joseph Kaiser from Son Terville spent Sunday here with his rarents.
EAST GARY. Mr. and Mrs. J I. Myrjrk and Miss Florence Strows r.f Chicago were guests Sunday at J. Lew is. The Misses F.lna Haitelgrcen, Lynda anl F.dna Peterson spent Sunday with Miss Pearl Hatch at Crlsman. Mrs. Floyd Pierce, and .Mrs. B. O. Pierce were Gary visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Crlsman and children of Crisman ami Mrs. H. P. Steward of Valparaiso spent Monday at J. Burt's. A son was born Monday to-Mr. and Mrs. N. Anterior.
STIEGLITZ PARK. Miss Lllen Hansen was a Whiting visitor yesterday. Mr. Chiles of Kast Chicago transacted business bore yesterday. Dr. Putnam of Whiting was her on business Saturday. P.illie Modrock of Whiting was a visitor here Sunday. Master Bill Brock of Whiting was here on business yesterday. Mrs. Danzer was a Whiting visitor Saturday.
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DR. H. C. PARKER PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 452 Garfield, Corner Lincoln Ave. West Hammond. Phone 1440.
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