Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 227, Hammond, Lake County, 25 February 1913 — Page 2

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WASHISCTOX I)AV RECEITIQX. ' A Washington day reception "given Saturday afternoon by Mrs. V. G. "Windle and her two daughters, Mrs. X. R, Skinner and Mrs. F. C. Crutnpacker, was a distinguished function in all its appointments. Beautifully gowned and endowed with their many graces, the three ladies welcomed a. hundred and fifty guests at the door of the commodious "Windle residence on Washington street. Th out-of-town guests were Mrs. Vickery. of South Bend; Mrs. Crosby, of Englewood; Mrs. C. W. Wilson and Mrs. Hayward, of Hammond, and Mrs. Crawford, of Hanna. The national emblem hung; in graceful folds as portieres between the parlors and living rooms, and was tastefully arranged in various parts of the fpaclous home. Gorgeous tulips formed th center piece of the dining room, and appropriate . favors were given with each of the delicious courses served. Mrs. James McGIU poured, and the Misses Roessler Bogarte, Turner and Timmons served.-, Other assistants were Mrs. S. Finney and the Misses fftlnchfield. The Ingersoll orchestra added much pleasure to the hour with its entrancing music. - Mrs. Frederick Crumpacker returned to her home in Hammond yesterday. "Valpo Vldette. ,

j A RKCITAIt. One of the best concerts of the winter will be given Wednesday evenlngr. February 26th at eight o'clock In Recital Hall in the Rlmbach building. The program will be given by pupils of the Hammond Musical College. It will be their tenth recital. The public 1 invited. The program will be as follows: Galop Chromatlntie Xdsst Mrs. Julius Dunslng and Mr. Clark Learning. Valse, Op. i. No. 2........ Chopin Miss Pearl Pufraiu. Elba's Traum Wagner Miss Adele Mri. Seventh Maturka , . ...Godard Mis Helen Tetters. Two arks Leschltisaky Miss Pay Malo. Gypsy Maiden Parker Miss Clara Becker. Valse In C Sharp" Minor Chopin Miss Ruth Stommel. Belles of New Tork Satter Miss Marion Housley. a) A M.emory ., Park A R-yahle ............ .Hawley Miss Ruth Sohl. The Butterfly . Lavallee Mrs. Julius Dun sing. Nympha and Fauns..... Bemberg Mrs. C. O. Klngwill. Valso Caprice Newland Miss Hulda Well. a) My Ieslre Neyln lb) My Cavalier Nathan Miss Marguerite liaefer. Th Flatterer Chamlnade Miss Iva Titus. (a) The Guardian Angel ehman b) Will O' The Wisp. .Sprosa ic) Jean '. Burleigh Mrs. Georgo Hannauer Hustle of Spring ............. Slndling Miss Iaura Mokma. (a) When To Thy Vision, from Faust Gounod HAMMOND-GARY TRANSFER & EXPRESS FOR QUICK SERVICE. .Furniture to or from Chicago or anywhere In the Calumet Region with Auto Truck. :-: :-: :-: ;-: OL'K PRICK 3 ARB RIGHT, Phone. Office, 70. House 1002J304 Michigan Avanae. . ti. PAH1.KV. Msnsger. ; PATENT YOUR IDEAS I and mtkej V I rtioney I aw . BBMnanlswnMsnnnnnJBMnnnff u w mmtm t a m - rasa noes GET THEM" JfftKr1 JOSHUA R. H. POTTS SQUARE DEAL AUTOMOBILE CO. 1 rAVETTH STREET. Auto Livery VAX AND ALL NIGHT SERVICE. PHOXK 14 HAMMOND.

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The Lady Vikings will have their regular meeting Wednesday evening; tn I. O. O. K. Hall In State atrert. Miss Bertha Hansen will entertain the members of the Ideal Book Club at her home, 11 Hlmbach avenue, Wednesday evenl. Mrs. Rltter of West State street will entertain the W. H. V. Km broidery Club at an afternoon tea Wednesday. b) Good Night Beloved .Nevln Miss Gladys Brown. rolonnaise in A ., .Chopin Miss Lavalla I.au. a) Serenade Campbell-Tipton b) Happy Days Strelezkl Miss Anna Ahlborn. iolln Obligato Miss I.Ullan Dixon STt;iV 31EKTIXG. An unusually interesting and enjoy able meeting of the art committee of he Hammond Woman's Club took place esterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. J. Anderson in Ann street. The fternon was devoted to the study of sculpture and several papers on "the subject were read by the members of the committee. The first paper "The rrogresa of Sculpture In America" by Mrs. Otto Rabe whs very interesting. Mrs. J, J. Anderson read a very excel lent paper on th life of VInnle Ream Hoxle In which she said that Mrs. loxie was the first lady artist ever commissioned by , Congress to mako any statuary for the executive buildngs in Washington. Sha described the statue of Lincoln by Mrs. Hoxle which s considered a perfect . likeness and also the one of General Farraguet for which the artist received $10,0000. Mrs. Floyd H. Adams gave a brief biography of Bessie Potter Vonnah, an American sculptress. The fifth chapter of the study book "The Seven amps of Archit ecture"- was given in a review by Mrs. George R. Streeter. The chapter dealt with this life in architecture and was very interesting. At the close of the program a social hour was enjoyed. The hostess served a dainty collation. The next meeting will occur in two weeks on Monday afternoon, March 10th. A SALK OF HOME BAKERY. Mrs. M. M. - Towle and,. the members of her Sunday school class of tb First M. E. church will have home bakery for sale Saturday, March 1st at th J. J. Ruff Vlardwure store in South Hohman street. The proceeds of the sale will be used for the benefit of the church. W ILLa MEET WEDNESDAY. t The meeting of the Ideal Book Club will be held Wednesday evening instead of Tuesday of this week at the home of Miss Bertha Hansen, 11 Rimbach avenue. The evening will be devoted to the discussion of current magazine articles and books. MEET l. rHtKCH PARLORS. Mrs. Virgil S. ftelter and Mrs. F. C. Deming will entertain the members of the Presbyterian Ladles' Aid society Wednesday afternoon of this week In the parlors of the church in South Hohman street. The members will speDd the afternoon sewing for th: bazaar which they expect to have In the near future. A it!LI MEET ISO. Mrs. W. D. Ray of Glendale Tark will be at home to the members of the Women's Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church Wednesday afternoon, February 26th. A XOtHI, MEETING. Mrs. Hitter of West Hammond will entertain the members of the W. R. C. Embroidery Club at an afternoon tea Wednesday. Contest and needle, work will he th features of the afternoon. AX ALL HAY SESSIOX. There will be a meeting of the De borah Society tomorrow. The members will meet for an nil day session In the tmrlors of the First Christian church In Calumet avenue. Mrs. LaPler and the members of her committee will serve dinner to the public at noon and have horns bktry' for sale. The proceeds will be used for th benefit of

"Auf .WWersehen." or'Corne again," as Hans Hansen of the Irving Place theatre. New York, who played the role of the self-made German-American In

"Unter Zwel wappen ' might have put it, was the verdict of the German audience last night, at the Hammond theatre, on the appearance of the Volks theatre troupe. "Unter Zwel Wappen," meaning under two flags, or- rather coat-of-arms, given last night, was a success, finan cially and otherwise, and owing to this the Germans of Hammond will very likely have an opportunity to see other good German plays at home. Four Art Comedy. The play, a four-act comedy, has an International setting with a self-made German-American millionaire packer and a German aristocrat for its principals. Their daughter and son, respectively, figure In a wedding ro mance which brings the fathers together in Germany while a "busted" count, a suitor for the hand of the packer's daughter, and the- latter's chaperon help the plot along and wind up their career with an engagement. The scenes are latd in Germany, and It is the aristocratic viewpoint of one of the principals and the democratic unpolished ways of the other that cre ate rich comedy scenes. The class prejudice of the foreign aristocracy was portrayed to perfection by Ludw1g Otto, as the Frelherr von Wettinthe church. Plans will also be made for the bazaar to be given the latter part of March. It is desired that there Is a. large attendance of the membership at the meeting. MEETING WAS POSTPONED. The meeting of St. Agnes duild of St. Paul's Episcopal church which was announced would take place last evening at the home of Miss Margaret Preat wast postponed for a week. Miss Treat will entertain the young women of the guild at her home in Douglas ' street, Monday evening, March 3rd. MEET TO ELECT The Loyal Sons will OFFICERS. . meet at seventhirty o'clock this evening In the parloi of the First Christian church in Calumet avenue. The election of officers will be one of the features of the meeting. The social hour will be spent pleasantly with gams and contests. A THIMBLE PARTY. At her home in Conkey avenue. Miss Klein will entertain the young women of the N. N. Embroidery Club this evening. It will be a thimble party and the.young women of the club will devote the. evening to their needle work. . :i . - '. ... , A BRIDGE PARTY." ;" A pleasant afternoon wilf be, spent by the members of the Women's Auxil lary to the University Club who are meeting today In the University club rooms in South Hohman street. Bridge whist will be played during the after noon. -A LIXCIIEOX. Mrs. J. Arthur Davis entertained the members of the E. S. T. Club very de lightfully today at her home in Ada street. The members met at luncheon at one-thirty o'clock. The afternoon was devoted to needle work. A REHEARSAL. A rehearsal of the "Pageant of Llgh and Darkness" will take "place at sev en-thirty o'clock this evening at the First Presbyterian church in- South Hohman street. Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Adams of Chicago will be present to direct the rehearsal. It is desired thai there, are at least seventy-five or one hundred voices in the chorus so that the invitation to Join the chorus is extended all Hammond singers. The rehearsals afford excellent instruction in vocal work. ' GRAXTEO A LICEXSE. Miss Emma Nies and John Nauch of Hammond were granted a marriage license In Chicago yesterday. The Ham mond friends of the couple will be interested in the announcement and will extend them their best wishes and con gratulations. OKUAXIZH A LITERARY 540CIKTV. A Jewish literary society will be organized this evening at the residence or M. Greenberg, 61 State street. The meeting Is called for eight o'clock. All who are interested in the organization of a literary club are asked to be present thin evening. HOLD II KG I'L A II MEETIXG. There was a meeting of the Garfleld Club last evening in the parlors of the First Cbrlstan church in Calumet avenue. It was the regular semi-monthly business meeting. The members remained after the business meeting to enjoy a short social session.' The next meeting will be held In two Weeks on the evening kof March 14th. William Hofn and daughter Edna of Roosevelt avenue have returned after an over Sunday visit with friends and relatives in Milwaukee. The Electric Sign is a silent salesman. No. Ind. Gas & Elec. Co. rlrlrlilr n- -ta i -. (K 0 & i 'tittj frUiTy

gen, while Hans Hansen represented! the bluff, good-natured philosophical packer in the role of Thomas Forster.

Paul Fasolt, as Rudolph, the son of Von Wetfingen, portayed well the spirit of the younger generation which has caught the democratic idea, and Miss Angela Crone, as Mary, the daughter j of Forster, was sweet and winsome, appreciating the honor of marrying: Into an aristocratic family, but prtauder still of her aelf-made father. Audience Is Pleased. Miss A. Koch, as Mrs. Hanna Steph enson, the American widow, and chaperone. had a' rather difficult role, but did it justice, as did also Ludwlg Koppee, as the Count von Fink. ' There was a good attendance, better in fact than was anticipated, consid- i erlng that In Is lent, and the spon taneous laughter and applause that greeted the lines of the atctors showed that they were appreciated. In a brief curtain talk, Chas. Martin, formerly of Hammond and now of Chicago, who Is the . secretary of the j troupe, complimented Hammond sfor Its manifestation of the German spir it. He emnhas'lzed the fact that It is the first duty of Americans to he good and loyal citizens, but that this does in no way Interfere with a study and fuller appreciation of German art and literature. His short but excellent address was well received. Miss Marguerite Sohl, 77? Beall ave nue returned from St. Joseph, Mich. today, where she has been visiting Miss Katherlne Trimble for a few days. Miss Trimble formerly lived In Hammond. Mrs. Frances Shelley of Grand Rapids, Mich., is visiting Mrs. A. C. Khret, at 1er home, 429 Summer street. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our neighbors and friends for their kindness and sympathy during illness and death of my beloved wife and our dear mother. Also for the beautiful poral offerings. M. A. DICKOVER AND CHILDREN. Lodge Assemblies The members of Triumph Council No. H D. of L. met last evening in the O. O. F. Hall .in East State street for their regular semi-monthly meeting. Following the' lodge session refreshments were served and a. pleasant time was spent socially. There was a large attendance of the membership at the meeting. In two weeks on Mondayvenltg, March 10th the numbers Of Triumph Council will meet again and follow their usual business and social program. The Lady Vikings will have their next regular meeting Wednesday even ing in I. O. O. F. Hall In State street. The usual business and social program will be followed. " There will be a meeting of Golden Rule Council No. 1 D. of L. this evening In the K. of P. Hall In South Hohman street. The usual business and social program will be followed. A large attendance of the membership is desired at the meeting. . The regular meeting of the Court of Honor took place last evening In Wels Hall in State street. It was decided to change the meeting night from Monday to Friday and the next meeting will be held on the evening SPRING SUIT OF . BLUE BROADCLOTH This pr1ng suit of" navy blue broadcloth la one of the latest (ashIons from Paris. The jacket U a onebutton., cutaway.

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of March 14th. There will be initiation of candidates at the next meeting. Following the business meeting last evening refreshments were served. The social hour was passed very pleas antly. There were many members at the meeting. PNEUMONIA SEASON IS NOW AT HAND "Watch out for the pneumonia season!" This warning was issued today by the Chicago health department with the announcement that pneumonia is a preventable disease and that there is no danger if the proper precautions are taken. "But," warns the department, "in the light of developments of past years, it Is safe to say with respect to pneumonia that the worst is yet to come. "The next eight weeks are likely to witness the snuffing out of upwards of 1,200 lives by pneumonia in Chicago. In the eight weeks just passed there were 1.166 deaths from this cause." The department offers' the following advice to prevent pneumonia: "Keep up your physical tone and your resistance to disease. "Don't frequent crowded, overheated places. Impure air is a tremendous factor In annihilating resistance to disease. v 'The department reports that owing to the mild winter and ths consequent opening of houses there has been less pneumonia thie year than formerly. - "The tighter the housing, the lower the physical tone and the higher the pneumonia death rate. "The open window is the avenue of escape from pneumonia." TOLLESTON. Mr. and Mrs. Uecker and daughters Majory and Marion, Mrs. U CT. Avery, Mr. and Mrs. Kline and Mr. and Mrs. Catbark spent last evening at a theatre party at Chicago. Mrs. G. Whitlow is entertaining friends from Valparaiso. H. Anderson of Chicago was hereon business, today. J G. Normandt wa a business visitor in Indiana Harbor today. J. Mitchell of Chicago was here today on business. EAST GARY. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weber have returned after spending two weeks with the former's relatives at Canton and Canal Dover, O. C. A. Peterson was a Chicago business visitor Thursday and Friday. Mrs. W. E. Ashton and son David were Valparaiso visitors Saturday. T. W. Crisman, who has been work ing in New York, is at home with his family here. Miss Linda Peterson spest Saturday at Valparaiso. " Charles Seydel Jr., of Aetna spent Sunday at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Myrlck were guests Sunday of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lewis , Mr and Mrs. James Forrester of Gary visited Sunday at the Patterson home. William Marquardt of Chicago spent m the week end with his mother, Mrs, i Marquardt. Miss Grace Antenore of- Chicago Is spending a few days at her home here. J. Malmstone visited over Sunday with relatives in Chicago. Mrs. F. R. Olson and Mrs. A. Olson were Gary shoppers Monday The school opened here yesterday. The pupils were again examnied by the health officer. Dr. C. Erink and no signs of scarlet fever were found. EAST CHICAGO If you are ill and have tried all others, why not try Brandenburg, the Chiropractor, and get well. Suite 207 Calumet building. 22-6t Surprise the ' family with a Gas or Electric Dome for the dining room. No. Ind. Gas & Elec. Co. ' It The Pythian Sisters will hold a box social at the K. of P. hall this evening to which the K. of P.'s and their families are invited. Each lady to bring a o containing lunch for two persons. Jennie and John, the small children of J. C. Goulding of Forsythe avenue. have been laid up with bronchitis. The Ladies' Auxlliaryt Order of Eastern .Star, will have a meeting Thursday, Feb. 27, at 2:30 p. m., at the home of Mrs. Jennie Stif fler. 4830 Olcott avavenue. Important business is to be transacted." The marriage of William A. Williams of East Chicago and Miss Adella Bucker of Muncie took place last night at 8 o'clock 4at the Methodist parsonage. Kv. It. H. Crowder ficiating. The

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