Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 169, Hammond, Lake County, 17 December 1912 — Page 2

THE TTXIES. fuesuar, Pec. 17, 1912. SOUGHT FOR PARIS SHOOTING. NOTICE. FIGHT Hammond, Ind Dec 17, 1912. To the voters of the second ward and the common council of the city of Hammond: all Hie KPHEUM Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday I most respectfully solicit your sup port for the appointment of the unexpired term of Alderman Henry Whitaker, as alderman of said ward. I have been a continual and most faithful supporter of the democratic party and have been a resident of the city of Hammond for the past twenty-five years, and I believe I am fully qualified to fill said office to the entire satisfaction of the voters of said ward. Respectfully submitted, JOHN P. KLINE.

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A CHIUSTM KNTKHTAIXMKXT. A Christmas party will be Klvn at th Settlement House at 9 State street Friday afternoon. December 27th. There will be a Christmas tree and frifts will be ditsrlbuted among the children. A committee will meet at the home of the chairman, Mrs. AYilliam l-awnon in Rimbach avenue this aftcrnoonto ompleto th arrangementa for the afternoon and evening's entertainments. In the evening: a program will be Riven at the Bijou theater in State street. Mr. VanSickle has donated the use of the theater and the proceeds will be used for the Settlement House. Assisting: Mrs. I.awson will be

the following Hammond ladies, Mrs. "W. C. Belman, Mrs Ralph Tierce, Mrs.' John F. RelUey. Mrs. Alva Young. Mrs. Thomas Meara, Mrs. Henry I-undt, Mrs. Karl Greiner, Mt3. Virginia Ij rooks. Miss Flora Wunschel, Miss Ceckman, Miss Adklns and Miss Underwood. MRS. MlNAnit A HOSTESS. Mrs. I... A. Minard will entertain the members of the ld"al Hook Club at her home in Onden street this everiine. It will be the Christmas meeting; and Grab Bag will be one of the features of the meeting?. A social program will bo followed. xo mektim; this wkek.

There was no meeting of St. Agnes Guild last evening, which was the regular meeting right. There was no special business to come up so the members decided not to meet until after the holidays. The next Meeting will occur in the guild room of St. Paul's Episcopal church in Rimbach avenue, the first Monday In January. A SOCIAL. GATHERING. An enjoyable meeting of t,he Women's Auxiliary to thei University Club

will take place this afternoon in the ' Unlverlsty Club room In South Hoh- J man street. The members will spend j

the afternoon playing bridge whist. Friday evening-, December 27th a formal dance wil be given in the University Club rooms. The members 'of

SU(HL .NEWS FOR WEDVESDAY, There will be a meeting of Silver UkM ve I. O. T. M. Vdfwlar evenJnc la the K. of I. Halt la South Hohman street. The memliern of the Ladle Society of the B. of j. F. and I, will meet Wednetidny afternoon in the K. of P. Hall In South Hohman tret. Mr. Fred Crumpacker vrlll entertain the memhera of the Wednesday Afternoon Club at her home la Warren street tomorrow.

the Women's Auxiliary will acts as hostess. HOLD WEFKLY MEETING, The Camp Fire Rirls , had their weeltly meeting last evening in the parlors of the First Baptist church in Kast Sibley street. Miss Louise Carter met with the girls and directed their work. They followed their usual program. On account of the holidays there will be no meeting next Monday but In two weeks the meeting will' bs held at the- church. MEET FOR REHEARSAL. The children of the primary department of the Methodist Sunday school will meet for a rehearsal of the Christmas program Wednesday after school. The rehearsal will bo held at the church In Russell street. . . ENTERTAIN cub friends.

, The Misses Lilly and Meta Fedder

will have the young womn of the N.

X. Kmbrolderq Club as their guests at a Christmas party this evening at their

home In East State street. It Is the annual Christmas party of the club

nna a urao nag will be one or 'the fafltnrol ff th a , a n i n it-

A STUDY MEETING.

The art committee of the Hammond Woman's Club postponed their meet

ing from Monday to Tuesday after

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16.95 The Great Suit and Coat Sale which has thronged our department for the laet ten days, continues tomorrow. Newest exclusive styles In Coata of Chinchilla, Hurly-Burly, Novelty Cloths, etc., worth 22 50 to 30.00, tomorrow 16.95

TOYS AND DOLLS You save at least a

fourth here. Come while.

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A small payment will reserve any article till you want it.

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Fine Old Pure California Port and Sherry 4 (Sf Wine, per gallon, .UU (No charge for jug.)

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ANNOUNCEMENTS. Dr. Tj. H. Kelly has moved his office from room 112 in tho First National Bank building, to suit 210 in the Hammond Building. 12-10-30t

of a Christmas party in the afternoon, and a home talent entertainment In

terspersed with moving? pictures at the

Bijou theatre in the evening.

Mrs. William Lawson is the chairman of the entertainment committee.

and she has the assistance of Mesdames

W. C. Belman, Ralph Pierce. John

Reilly, Alva Young, Thomas Meara

Henry .Lundt, Carl Greiner and the

Misses Virginia Brooks, Flora Wunschel, Beckman Adkins and underwood

The feature of the afternoon will center around a Christmas tree and

gifts will be distributed to the chil-

ren who will be invited.

Charles Van Sickle, manager of the

Bijou theatre, to help along the good

ause. will give the use of his theatre

for the evening entertainment, and

something vry good is being planned for this.

"MRS. BARNES." Paris, Dec. 17. The woman known as "Mrs. Barnes" in Paris, believed

to be Mrs. Marie Barnes Creel of New York, is being sought in connection

with the mysterious shooting of Walter Mumm, a Parisian sportsman. She

was reported to have been. wounded and the police believe she may have

been taken to a private sanitarium near Paris. f

noon of this week. The meeting will Mrs. Raymond Kneff. . They will go to

be held with the chairman, Mrs. M. attend a party at which Mrs. Knoff

Rothschild at her South Hohmati street , will entertain Thursday.

residence. A very interesting study Mr. and Mr "VcOr Dyer of South program has been prepared for ,the(Hohman atreet'spesiSunday In Crown

afternoon.

WILL MEET WEDNESDAY. Mrs. Pfeffers and Mrs. Ebert will en

tertain the members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First r Presbyterian church in the parlors of the church

Wednesday afternoon. The members are asked to bring their needle work.

Articles left from the bazaar will be offered for sale.

Point the

ents, Mr,

Dyer s par-

Rockwell.

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A SOCIAL SESSION.

The monthly social meeting of the

Deborah society will be held Wednes

day afternoon In the parlors of the

First Christian church In Calumet avenue. A short program will be given.

A GUILD MEETING. Tomorrow afternoon the members

of the Women's Guild of St. Paul's

Episcopal church, will meet In the

guild room in Rimbach avenue for

their regular .weekly meeting.

AX AFTERXOOX PARTY. The members of the Erthstane Club

will be entertained very pleasantly at a thimbel party given by Mrs. Jl C.

Graves this afternoon at her home in

Carroll street. It will be the club's

annual Christmas party.

A CHRISTMAS PARTY. Mrs. Ralph Pierce is entertaining

the members of the E. S. T. Club at a

Christmas party this afternoon at her

home in Michigan avenue. A Grab

Bag will be one of the features of the

afternoon. The members were Invited to bring their needle wrfrk.

WILL PLAY WHIST. Whist will be played progressively

by the members of the Fern Leaf

Linen Club who have been Invited to

meet with Mrs. Walter Hoke at her home In Sibley street Thursday after

noon.

PARENTS CLIB MEET1XG. The December meeting of the Par

ent-Teachers Club of the Washington

school will take place at eight o'clock this everting in- the Washington building in Williams street. The program will be very Interesting and enjoyable one and It is desired that It

is heard by all patrons of the school.

Miss Virginia Brooks will talk on

"Public School and Social Service." The musical numbers-will be given by Mrs. L. A.- Minard, pianist and Miss

Lydia Wolters, soprano. Light refresh

ments will be served. A BRIDGE PARTY". Mrs. Fred Crurrpacker will entertain the members of the "Wednesday Afternoon Club at her home in Warren street tomorrow. Bridge whist will be played progressively at three tables during the afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hayden of Lowell spent the past week end visiting Ham

mond friends and relatives. Mrs. Newman Charmlnsky of East Chicago spent yesterday afternoon in Hammond. Mrs. A. M. DeWeese and Mrs. William Clough of Rimbach avenue will leave for Geneva, Ind., tomorrow to be the auesU of Mrs. DeWeese's daughter.

guestn of SMr.

and Mrs. Julius

Miss Edna Nelson will leave tomor

row for points, in . Florida where she will remain .with friends and relatives

for, two weeks.

Mrs. Albert Hann Is in Sclplo, Ind

where she was called by the death of

her daughter Mrs. , lred Fenstermaker,

Walter Nelson w'ho has been crltl cally 111 for weeks with typhoid-pneu

monia is recovering slowly. He is

still confined to St. Margaret's hospital but is permitted tot see visitors. His

many Hammond friends hope for hi

complete recovery at an early date.

Lodge Assemblies

The Diminutive Ring Champions of the World. See Them go the Limit at each performance

Baptists Elect Officers.

At the annual congregational meet-

ng of the Baptist church last night all

the old officers, with the exception of the president of the B. Y. P. U., were re-elected. The officers elected are as follows:

Deacons W. A. Hill, J. A. Francis. Trustees J. E. Wolfe, W. A. Hill, J.

A. Francis.

Clerk Miss Annah Emery. Organist Miss Mae Hanson. Treasurer W. A. Hill.

Superintendent of the Sunday schools

F. A. Stakemlller. Superintendent East Hammond mis

slon Miss Myra Carter.

President B. Y. P. U. Ray Aber-

cromble.

Refreshments were served and music

was furnished by the Baptist orchestra.

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Officers Are Elected.

At a recent meeting, of the North

American union the following offi

cers .were elected: President, Floyd

Wall; vice president, Edward Buhring: chancellor, John Burke; orator, H. W,

Cleveland; prelate. F. Buhring; secretary, Charles W. Heimbach; treasurer, H. Monberg; mastr-at-arms, John

Thielman; guard. Glen Fitch; trustees,

Habbeman .for three years, , C. Gaucher

for two years and G. Gregord for erne

year.

The meeting was held at Long's hall

at which it was decided to hold the

second annual ball on Thursday, Dec.

19. It was also decided to hold the charter open until Jan. 1 to give the

public an opportunity to join.

MISS RETTA HALSEY PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER AND EXPERT BOOKKEEPER OFFICE 579 HOHMAN STREET.

3rd Floor. Chamber of Commerce, over CITIZEN'S GERMAN NAT'L BANK

Hammond, Ind. Phone 5&

OFFICE HOURS: 9 to 12 1 to 4 Except Sunday.

Members of hte Switchmen's Union Lodge No. 67 met last evening In I. O. 0. F. Hall in State street and elected officers for the year 1913. Among the officers elected were the president, J. S. Cunningham and vice president, Richard Smith. This evening the members of Germania Rebeckah Lodge will meet In 1. O. O. F. Hall in State street for their regular semi-monthly meeting. The regular semi-monthly meeting of Triumph Council No. 11 D. of L. was held last evening In I. O. O. F. Hall In East Stat e'street. The usual number of members were in attendance. The transaction of business occupied the attention of the members during the early part of tho evening. A social hour was enjoyed "following the business meeting. In two weeks on Tuesday evening, December 31st the mem

bers will meet and elect officers for

the new year. Other Important business will be transacted and it is desired that there is a large attendance of the membership. A meeting of Silver Light Hive L. O. T. M. will take -place Wednesday evening in the K. of P. Hall In South Hohman street. There will be a election-, of officers and transaction of other Important business. A social hotir will be enjoyed following the business meeting. ' The members of the Lades' Society

of the B. of L. F. and E. will have their regular semi-monthly meeting In the K. of P. Hall, in South Hohman street Wednesday afternoon. A business and social program will be fol

lowed.

Will Give Exhibit. The manual training department of the Central school will give an exhibit in the manual draining shop Thursday, Dec. 19. The work shown will consist of all the work done so far this year, and as the time of classes has been doubled since last year the work shows a marked Increase In quantity and quality over that of former terms. The exhibit will be open to visitors

from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., and Mr. Aber-

crombie, who has the work In charge, hopes that a large number of parent? and others Interested may come In and see what the boys are doirg.

The semi-monthly meeting of Gold

en Rule Council No. 1 D. of L. will

take place this evening in the K. of P. Hall In South Hohman street.

SETTLEMENT

HOUSEWARMING

A house warming in the new Settlement House at No. 9 State street is

being planned by the ladies of the or

ganization for the afternoon and -eve ning of Dec. 27th.

The program is to be in the nature

Rossow Midgets Coming.

The Rossow Midgets, two little men about the size of a 5-year-old child, will be the feature of the bill at the

Orpheum, starting Thursday.

With the assistance of their brother, who Is about four times as tall as either of them, they sing, dance and do acrobatic stunts, closing their act with a boxing exhibition, which Is a scream from start to finish.

Dies at Scipio, Ind. The sad news of the death of Mrs. Fred Fenstermaker. a former resident of Hammond, was received from Scipio, Ind.. this morning, where she passed away at the family residence at 6 o'clock Sunday afternoon following a short illness. Death resulted from typhoid fever. Mrs. Fenstermaker was well-known In Hammond, where she resided on Wilcox street for a number of years. She Is survived by a husband and three children. Funeral services will occur Wednesday morning.

A CLEAN CHILDREN TIMES.

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