Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 48, Hammond, Lake County, 28 December 1912 — Page 2
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AT SOITH BEND HOUSE PARTY. The Misses Clarlnda and Sarah Hall, of Calgary, Can., and Miss Florence Deming, of Hammond, Ind., will arrive tomorrow to attend the dancing party given tomorrow evening by Miss Helen Haughton. They will be Miss Haughton's house guests. South Bend Tribune. A tlSCHEOX. One of the very pretty parties of the week end was given by Miss Minnie Schulz yesterday. Miss Schulz entertained a number of guests at one oV'l tti linphnn A V,mi tit i 11 v anpointed luncheon was served in five courses. The table was trimmed In the holiday colors of red and green. There were guests from Chicago, Whiting. Crown Point and Hammond. MISS DOWXEY ENTERTAINS . Mies Gertrude Downey at her home,' 343 Carroll Btreet will entertain the members of the Chicago Beta Chapter of the Beta Alpha Sigma Sorority at a pretty party this evening. A BRIDGE LUNCHEON. Mrs. John W. Dyer entertained very charmingly at a one o'clock luncheon and bridge party yesterday at the Hammond Country Club. Her guests were the members of the Marquette Club. In company with the members Mrs. Dyer entertained one out of town guest, Mrs. Eunice Youche of Crown
Point. The luncheon table was The- dinner dance given last evening decorated with bouquets of beautiful by the members of the University Club lose. Following the luncheon which in their club rooms in South Hohman was served in live courses the guests street was one of the brilliant affairs of returned to the large living room where the holiday week In Hammond. A the remainder of the aftwnoon was beautifully appointed linner was servspent very pleasantly at the card ed forty guests at seven o'clock. The tables. Bridge whist was played at , dinner was served in five courses. The four tables. High cores were made by appointments were carried out in the Mrs. Lawrence Cox and Mrs. Victor ! holiday colors, red and white. The
Dyer. The party was one of the prettiest of the holiday week. Mrs. Charles ! Kasaon wil entertain the members of j the club at a bridge luncheon at her I home in Webb street Friday afternoon, January 10th. The luncheon at one . o'clock will be followod with cards. A PRETTY PAliTY. The Christmas meeting of the Erthtane Club took place yesterday afterrioon at the home of Mrs. J. C. Graves in Carroll street. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Barnard S. Graves. Mrs. Alexander Stoikowitz of Montreal who.
is spending the holiday season withjnauer and Mis Hedwigr Thum. They
her mother. Mrs. J. T. Hutton was a guest at the meeting. The members brought their needle work and spent a delightful afternoon. A Grab Bag was also one of the features of the afternoon. At four o'clock a prettily appointed luncheon was served.' The' refreshments were served in two courses. Lighted candles and Christmas greens decorated the lucheon table very attractively. In all the decorations the holiday colors, red and green were used. The parlors were pretty with Christmas bells and decorations of holly. AN ENJOYABLE MEETING. A meeting of the Methodist Brotherhood was held last evening In the social rooms of the church, M. M. Towle, Jri, presiding. McClelland Anderson . put upon the screen about one hundred jlctures showing social conditions in several larger cities of this country, making also a direct appeal for a more rapid evangelism. Refreshments consisting of doughnuts, coffee and rosy cheeked apples were served. Meetings are to be held monthly. Emphasis will j be placed on the social side, and oc- j casionally some speaker of note will i be engaged for a popular address. A campaign has been started for an in- j creased membership, with a fine interest already manifested. A FAMILY REUNION. The home of the Rev. and Mrs. F. M. . Eliott at 90 Ogden street was the scene of a very happy family reunion on Christmas day. All of the children and grandchildren have been guests at the home during the holiday season. They are as follows: Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Elliott and daughter Dorothy of Peoria. Jll. Rev. Walter Eliott returned homo today to fill his pulpit in the "iSrterian church at Peoria on Sunday, but his wife and daughter will remain in Hammond until Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Elliott and daughter Cecilia and niece Celia of Chicago; MIsa
SOCIAL. SEWS FOR MONDAY. m W Thr mrniWra of Triumph Council v; ' . - ,!:' Xo. It D. of 1.. vrlH meet In the I. O. , V - K . ' - tV O. F. Hall In State atreet Monday v , evening; and elect officer for the , tl year. ( , VX ' f , j Mr. Erlek I.nnd will entertain n s r 5" number of yoanr people at ber home k Si ' - i In AVarren atreet Monday erenlns In v X s , ' I V honor of her daughters. Ether and 4 ; , V S J Martha. -v ' U 5 fl -H " '
Marguerite Elliott. Mrs. Bernice er.s' a"w.e" !na 'sl I Minard of Cairo, 111., ' were among the "uestsA REUNION OP CUD GIRLS. A reunion of the D. T. M. Club took place last evening at the home of Mss Florence Stewart in Sibley street,, . The girls met Informally and enjoyed music; and social games. A dainty luncheon i was served. During, the evening the girls 'decided to reorganize the club and have planed a series of 'parties to te given In the coming w-eeks. ' The next hostess will be named later. A DINNER VANCE. service tables were decorated with j clusters of pomsettlas and red shaded; candles. A program of dances follow- j ed the dinner. The main ball room was S&My decorated with garlands of holly, j laurei ana otner jnnsimas greens ana clusters of polnsettias. The decorations were elaborate and very beautiful. Ashley Ballou of Chicago directed the evening's musical program. The program was very enjoyable, every selection having been encored again and again. The details of the party were charm ingly arranged by Mrs. George Han were assisted by members of the Women's Auxiliary of the University Club. Mrs. Hannauer's brother, Mr. Koehra and his bride of Nashville, Tenn, and Mrs. Eltel of St. Louis were out of town guests at the pretty function. Miss Margaret Ryan of Waukesha, Wis., who is the house guest of Mrs. Ralph Tennant also attended. . W. C. T. V. CO s TEST. The fifth Silver Medal Contest of the W. C. T.. U. took place last evening at the First Christian church in Calumet avenue. On account of the mkny holiday social functions the attendance was not as large as at former contests or as large as the members of the Union had anticipated. Those who were present were pleasantly entertained. The program -was arranged by Mrs. Helen McCarten the contest superintendent. One other Silver Medal ConMedal Contest will be announced. The winner In last evening contest was Mrs. Anna Leaverton, whose subject was "Licenses." The presentation was made by Dr. Mary E. Jackson. The contestants for the silver medal were Mrs. Anna Leaverton, Mrs. Maude Yeasel, Mrs. Sadie Rick, Airs. Daisy Granger and Mrs. Winona Robinson. The evening' program was follows: Piano Selection. .. .Mrs. George Houser Devotions Rev. C. J. Sharp Music. No. 1 "The Result of Treating." No. 2 "Patty Ryan Demands Her Rights." , Violin Solo Mrs. Horton No. 3 "The Ship Went Down." No. 4 "The Boys of America." Piano Selection. .. .Miss Goldie Dufraln No. 5 "Licenses." Music. Miss Oral Shunk Is spending the holiday season with relatives in Davenport, la. Miss Margaret Ryan of Waukesha, Wis. Is the house guest of. Mrs. Ralph Tennant, S5 Carroll street.
from Frankfort will return home to- I " s S ' " 1' ; morrow. Mr. and Mrs. It A. Mlnard j( i v ' f and daughter Marguerite, also Ru'o l1,','v''r x V 1t I
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Mrs. George Hannauer is entertaining her brother, Mr. Koehm and his bride of Nashville, Tenn., and Mrs. Eltel of St. Louis, Mo., at her home in Ruth street. They were among' the out of town guests at the University Club dinner last evening. Miss Laura Hess of Chicago is the house guest of Miss Minnie Schulz of Hammond. Miss Frances Elliott of Rochester, Ind., arrived today to be the guest of Rev. F. M. Eliott and wife, 90 Ogdon street for a few days. Mrs. Frank Martin has gone ;to Toledo, O., to remain for a few days visit with friends and relatives. ILodge Assemblies The members of Hammond Temple No. 73 Pythian Sisters met last evening in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street for their regular semimonthly meeting. Officers for the. new year were chosen and' plans were made for the annual installation of officers which will be a feature of the next regular meeting. There was a large attendance of the membership at last evening's evening. The social hour at the close of the business meeting was enjoyed. The following members were elected to offices: Most Excellent Chief Mrs . Flota Swaim. Excellent Senior Mrs. Pauline Waller. Excellent. Junior Mrs. Alice Haight. Manager Mrs. Cecilia1 Abbott. Mistress of Records and Correspondence Mrs. Millie Davis. Mistress of Finance Mrs. Lulu Hageman. . Past Chief of Temple Mrs. Emma Love. ' Protector of Temple Mrs. Lacey Kellar. Guard of Outer Temple Mrs. Edna Ashbaucher. Trutee Mrs. Alice Sohl. Installing Officer Miss Ethel Wolf. The semi-monthly meeting of the G. I. A. to the B. of I E. was held yesterday afternoon; in. the of P. Hall In South Hohman street. The usual pro
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gram was followed. After the business meeting a short time was spent socially. At the meteing in two weeks the officers for the new year will be installed. Business of importance will! be transacted and it is desired that there Is a large attendance of the membership. Hammond Lodge No. 210 K. of P. will elect officers Monday evening,' December 30th. The meeting will be held in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street and a large attendance of the membership is desired. , Monday evening the members of Triumph Council No. 11 D. of L. will meet in I. O. O. F. Hall in East State street and elect officers for the new year. A social hour will follow the business meeting. The usual business and social program will be followed at the weekly meeting of Dorcas Rebeckah Lodge to be held this evening in I. O. O. F. Hall in State street. William H. Calkins' Post G. A. R. will have -a public installation of officers next Saturday evening in the auditorium of the Lincoln-Jefferson Law School. Days News In Gary LOU MILLS' DEAD. Lou Mills, 50 years old, a Gary resident for the past five years, passed away yesterday afternoon at his home, 116 West Fifth avenue. Death followed an operation that was performed some weeks ago. The remains were shipped to Lafayette today by Undertaker "Williams. Mr. Mills Is survived by a widow. THIEVES STEAL DENTIST'S GOLD When 'Dr. O. D. Morton of Gary returned ; yesterday afternoon from his Christmas vacation, which was spent at Hobart, he found that visitors had been .In , his office during his absence. The result of the visit was the taking
of about $100 worth of dental gold. Last night Dr. Morton learned that dentists at Valparaiso. South Bend, La Porte and Michigan City had suffered similar losses. In Dr. Morton'a opinion the dental robberies are the work of a gang of organized thieves. He states that a few days before Christmas a Hebrew visited his office and insisted on buying his gold supply, offering a high
price for It. The man said that he would return. "He did," was the doctor's comment. The thief or thieves, however, overlooked fourteen gold plates ralued at 250. HARBOR MEN GET LOST Charles Fowler, the Indiana Harbor banker, and three other Harbor citizens, got lost for a few minutes In the Miller sand dunes last night. They came down to Miller In connection with the death of a Royal League lodge member. W hen they got oft the train at the Lake Shore depot. Which is in a remote part of Miller, they couldn't find the center part of the town. Finally they round a guldgiirher airecmsthem to the intepT)an depot, their intended destination. Here they spent a h hour' reading The Times rather than ture far from the depot. Horse Thieves Busy. The Hammond police have asked the Gary cops to look out for a horse stolen from A. Rlngold, 372 State street, Hammond. It Is believed that the missing horse may be found In Gary. Bank Clerks. Busy. Most pt the clerical forces of the ry banks , have been working hntll I mUnl.ht .Ha ..aa n Tn.- . 1 commutations for the January, pay'mentsNwi deposits are being figured so. CHAPTTWB riBeTTON. The Gary chapter of the Royal Arch Masons' election will be held tonight at the Masonic lodge rooms. H. H. Sibley Is the present excellent high priest of Gary chapter. Installation of Templar officers will take place at the Masonic hall on January 2. STREET CAR MEN. The traction men of Gary and their families last night attended a Christmas party at the Gary Settlement House. ' Head resident, the Rev. Backora, and Mrs. Backora were hosts and hostesses ' to the car men and their families. FROM SOUTH BEND. Miss Ethel Rush of South Bend Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. D. F, Bailey, 630 Washington street GIVEN GIFTS. Alderman Emerson L. Bowser, chief of police at the steel works, was presented with a pipe and a smoking jack. PRACTICAL FROCK GOOD FOR SERGE Her la a practical 'rock rood for erge. mohair or cloth trimmed with bands of aatln or velvet. Square lap over tab on the waist are trimmvd rllb aatln or YciYet-cevwd bmi&ua.
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et by the members of the steel corpora tion police department. At the steel superintendents dinner General Manager Reason of the steel works was given A handsome library chair bv his assistants. beVs o NEW YEAR 1DAHCE. 1 The next of the seritVs of dances to be given by the Young eB Social club 'ill be on next of Holy Angela' parish Thursday evening at hall. New Assembly MASONIC BALL ClftANGE. The fifth annual Masonic ball, which is one of the social feature" of the year in Gary, will not be held (on FebruaTy 22 this year, as was announced. It will be held on Feb. 21, as the J2nd falls on Saturday. The affair will bV ST'ven by the Commandery. SON IS HOME. Cadet Harry Englehart of the Ken tucky Military Institute has Arrived in orv trt visit with hla Darentsl Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Englehart, Cadet Enrlehart will returA to his classes at Lexington immediatfely after the 1st of the year, and froW there will accompany the Kentucky Institute battalion to its winter ouarflers in Florida II'HIK-S. IUU. lU. ION SCOUT SCRAP has efcuKht asaascra. They knaw sood nal2M a a. far Be. Adv. S. S. CLEVELAND (17.000 T0K3) I Leaving Sui Francisco Feb. 6 Vltitln tanous Clttes and Couatrtea ca i palatial ataamgblp wkicn aera your, botel. Sry luiury a ad eottfort teturrt.t - ana op. 1orlnlBff all necemary xpeaaec afloat aadj ateort. railway, carnaim. ooieia. a-maww, - rrea; atao railroad farea to and from year home, with tb prUiies or reiurcmr era Hambarx aa S. 8. imaerator. Other Cruitri to The Wttt JndU aad fanamm Canal. Writ far lllaatrated hoolclet. 41-4S IVar. N. Tt at lawaal a areata PATENT YOUR IDEAS and make) I " ro" "T rare book OIT THEM" MOHCy I hanmaf anWa-Aaa JOSHUA ft. H. POTTS TkC ; U. a. anil S.I
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