Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 6, Hammond, Lake County, 8 March 1913 — Page 2

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SOCIAL .NEWS FOR MONDAY.

v . J ,4 THIMBLE PARTY.' . meeting. A nice amount was realised Mrs. Congdon entertained the mem- for the school. Dainty refreshments bers of the O. I. A. Embroidery Club- were eerv-ed and the guests met socially very pleasantly at : her home in East for conversation. Every number of the Stale? street yesterday afternoon. There following progfam va enjoyed by the was a short business meeting after members of the club and their friends which the members devoted the hours who were, present: .- . " to their needld work; ' A prettily a p-' Piano Solo. ... .i,. .Mrs. William Lucht pointed luncheon was served in two Vocal Soh. , .Miss Clara Becker courses at five o'clock. A number of Recitation.' Ruth "Waller the club members were present. They Bong Grace Muir made all arrangements for their next Vocal Solo...... .......... Lillian Mears lodge session to be held Friday after- jPapers "Woman's Suffrage" ....... ! noon at the K. of P. Hall in South Hon- . ..:. ;n ,. , .Mrs. C. Murl man street. The, grand officers and ajVocal Solo Miss Anna Ahlborn

number of tha members of the Gary

; Auxiliary will be entertained at tha meeting. 'The next meeting of the club will occur In , two weeks and Mrs. George Cole 263,East Sibley street will be hostess. . .-.,.. KVTEHTAIXS INFORMALLY. The young . women of the N. A. T. vClub. were- delightfully entertained by Miss i Grace Matthews at her home 517-lSOth. street last evening. The hours until ten o'clock were devoted to music and needle work after which a dainty two course luncheon was

A SIRPRISK PARTY. A delightful party was given as a surprise to Mrs. "Walter Patterson last evening at her home In Sibley street. The quests' spent the evening very pleasantly with games and music. An elaborate' luncheon-was served during the Evening. The tables were decorated prettily with carnations and : roses. The color scheme was carried out In

pink and white. Covers - were laid for

Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Deaver, Mr: and Mrs,

C. S.;tdler, Mr. and Mrs. G. Knott. Mr.

and Mrs. O. Norman, Mr. and Mrs. B.

served. Tha young women of the club fStelllng, Mr. and Mrs. O'Connor, Mr. and

Mrs. William Klage and Mr. and Mrs.

Rosenbaum. . MEET AT SETTLEMENT HOCRE

Clnsses No. 1 and No. 3 of Willing

Workers will meet at the Setlement

House at l State street this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. It will be a public

meeting and the parents and many

friends f the young people were Invited to attend. Members of the club

South Hohrnan street last evening to wul ePa" the work they have accomplay cards. Bridge whist was played ' P,ishd and what they hope to be able progressively at five tables. High!1 d ln th future. , The following

scores were made by Mrs. Harry Smith program has been arranged as one of

and w. rv Bridge and they wreixn 'nienaimnR uwures: awarded pretty prizes. After the eardiPen,nE Song "Help Somebody To-

games a two course luncheon wan .rv. I day" Classes

ed. The members . of the Women's Reading of Minutes.

Auxiliary to-the University Club acted S0" -Faye Hardesty

will be entertained-by Miss Ferrol Staler on , the evening of March 21st. Those present last evening were the MiSBs Gladys and Hasel Younger, Frances Fuller. .Esther. Schroeder and Hilda, Matthews.. . A BRIDGE PARTY, m ' -S A . pleasant evening was - spent . by members of the University Club who met .In the University Club rooms in

as hostesses at the party. ' PARENTS' '.Xt:B MEETING.

The March meeting of the Parents'

Recitation ....

Violin Solo

Class Song ..... s i ......Willing Workers, Class No.

. . . .Elizabeth - Singer ..Caroline Falrchlld

Club of the Riverside school was held! Recitation Malsie Tuley

yesterday afternoon at three o'clock iniVocl Duett

the school hall at the corner-of Calu- ....Evelyn Holton and Goldle Seigler

met and Truman avenues. There was Signing of Pledge of Loyalty and

an unusually large attendance and! Service New Candidates every member thoroughly enjoyed the'SonS "Christ Is King" Classes

meeting. An Experience Social wasiPrayer

held immediately after the program and

each member related her experience in

earning fifty cents for the club. This

proved an interesting feature of the

ROBERTSDALE SANITARY BAKERY G. BEETZ, Proprietor. 788 Indiana Blvd. Phone 76-J.

Invites everybody to look over ' his full line .of home-made cakes, rolls, break, pound cake and French pas

ties. Fresh goods every day. Also ' the w

full line of candies.

...Mrs. James R. Graves, Councilor

" ' A BOARD MEETING.

. The executive board of the Hammond Woman's Club met last evening at the home of Mrs. Ralph Ross In

South Hohrnan street. It was the

regular monthly business meeting and

several matters of Interest to the mem

bers of the club, were transacted. Mrs,

Ross presided in the absence of the

president, Mrs. R. O. WInckler who in California.

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HOLD INSTITUTE IN HAMMOND.

The first annual' County Institute of

C. T. XT. will be held at the First

M. E. church In Russell street Tues

day, March - 11th. Delegates are expected from Gary, Crown Point and

Ross. Mrs. Ella Kroft of Bloomlngton

Ind.. will conduct the Institute.. Mrs. Kroft. has been active in'W. C. T. XT.

work for a number of years and Is a very Interesting : speaker. The public is Invited to attend any or all of "the sessions.' The. meaning session will open at ten o'clock, -with a noon recess bf an hour and a half. -The afternoon

session will open at one-thirty o'clock

A very interesting program has been arranged by Mrs. H.' E. Granger, the

county superintendent of Contest

Work and Mrs. J. McCarten, the local

superintendent of Contest Work. Th

county will give Ave dollars in gold to

the winner In the oratorical contest

The presentation will be made by Mr,

B. COnkey. The following ' is th

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The Empire Clothing Company wishes to announce their formal opening SATURDAY, Ml., 15th, 1913 at 185 East State Street Hammond. Indiana With a Complete Stock of Stylish C I o t h i n g. Ladies' Wearing Apparel and Millinery. Music and Flowers the opening day, from 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m. Public cordially invited Your Account Solicited mE (SGDrJIPARIV

There will be a meeting f Opal Hive . 88Ii.. O. T. M. M, Mnday evening In Moose Hall In State street.

The meatbera of Triumph Council No. 11 D. of L. will meet in I. O. O.

F." Hall 1 State utreet ' Menday evening.

day's program:

Mornin sesaionlO a,, m. -

Sons and devotional services.

Vddresa.of Welcome. .County President

Response: . . .. Institute Eeader

Organization of Institute.

Appointment of Committees.

The Best Plans for Local Union"...

i Mrs. Kroft

Ten Minute Talk. County Suot.

'Literature and "How to Use It'V. ..

Gary Union

Noontide Prayer, r , ' . .

Afternoon session. 1:30 p. m.

Song and devotional services.

Life Work of Lillian Stevens. Our

National President" Mrs. Elisabeth Glover. Crown Poiut

Vocal Solo

..Mrs. Cora Knight. Crown Point

Moving Picture' Shows, Its Dangers

ana possibilities" ...... ................. .Mrs.' Floyd Adams

The Bible In the Public School":... '

Mrs. Jennie Roberts. Gary

Vocal Solo. ; .Mrs. Gertrude Strout "The Effect of Scientific Temperance

instruction". ...Dr. Mary E. Jackson

Papers on ' Suffrage. ...... .Gary Union

Vocal Solo......... Mrs. Robinson

Announcements.

Evening" program, 7:S0 p. m.

Selection ............. ,M. E. Orchestra

Piano Solo ...Mrs. George Houser

nvocatlon. . . . . . .Rev. Frank O. Fraley

ionn ana Piano Duett

.Mrs. Horton and Mrs. Houser

Presentation of Class. .... .Mrs. Kroft

First 'Oration. ... ..."Poor House Man'

Second Oration

...."King Robert of Sicily"

ocal'Solo......' Miss Adele Mera

Third Oration.... "The Polish Boy

Fourth Oration.. "The Three Bidders"

Vocal , Duett. Mrs. Melvln

'Monnett and Miss Norma Robblns

Sixth Oration

"Higher Culture In Dixie"

Piano Solo.;.... Miss Welllo MqDaniel

Presentation of Prise. . .

-.-. '. . Mr. W. B. Conkey The contestants are Miss Ruth Web

ster., Mrs. Earl Robinson, Mrs. Piser of

Gary, Mrs.- F. O. Fraley, Miss .Mary

Laweorj apd Mrs. R. B. Powley

, KNTKRTAINS WITH CARDS. Miss Arleigh TIeche very charming

ly entertained a group of friends last

evening at her home In Detroit street.

Cards and music were the social diversions. Several games of "500" were played during the evening. The games

were played progressively at . two

tables. After the card games a pret

tlly appointed luncheon was served. Covers were laid Tor, the Misses Ida

Phillips of East Chicago. Mabel Sold

Mae Hanson, ".Arleigh" TIeche, Dr. H. J.

White,- Messrs. Heaster, Carl Flschler

and Roscoe Hemstock.

CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY.

A number of the school friends of

Grace Turner gave a surprise party in her honor yesterday afternoon at . her home, 669 150th street. The party was given to celebrate her fourteenth birthday anniversary and she received

a number of pretty gifts in remem

brance of the day. Miss Esther Milli-

gan entertained the guests with sev

eral instrumental selections. Games

were playedand a delightful time was spent socially. Dainty refreshments

were served during the afternoon

Those present were Esther Milligan,

Millie Sehulen4erger, Ethel Robinson

Josephine Bradley. Edna and Mabel Crisman, "Mary Matthews, Lucinda Anderson, Elmlra ' and Mary Ruch,

Frances Broderlck, Grace, Sarah and

Ionia Turner, Chester Ecklund, Russell

Eckenboy, John Laws, John Ochborn

Orton Simons, George McLean, Frank

Cole, Frank Schulenberger, Harold

Milligan. Arthur Rosbrought Virgil Groat, Edward Scott and Lyall Hartle-

rode.

' DIRECTORS MEET. The regular meeting of tne board o

directors of the Hammond Settlement

House was held yesterday afternoon

Mr. West, probation officer from Coek

county was present. He expressed his

appreciation of the work being done

and pronounced his co-operation. Re ports of the various committees show ed the following work for the pas

month. .The addition of thirty-five new members to the society. Fifteen

cases were reported to the Settlemen

House and Investigated by Miss Hascl Underwood. Repeated visits were

made by her and by ladles of the- as sociatlon and help?iven where though

best. Five times during the month people have been housed through emergencies. Employment has been

given to four people. The total attend

ance at the Day Nursery for the month

was forty-six. From firfteen to twen

ty young people have spent Sunday

and Tuesday evenings at the house

rne Hoys Club has met every week,

average attendance, twenty?nve. Th

Girls' Sewing Club has met every Fri

day afternoon. The house has been

open every evening for reading? Spe

cial evenings this month have been

Feb.. 17th, general reception at which

Miss Brooks spoke; Feb. 13, Valentin

party for Boys' Club: Feb. 14. Valen

tine party for Girls' Club; Feb.

party give nby Miss Allen at which

Orrine For Drink llabi TRY IT AT 0TJR EXPENSE

We are In earnest when we ask you to a-lve ORRINE a trial. You have nothing te risk and everything to gain, for

your money will be returned If after i trial vdu fall to arat results from OR

RINE. This offer gives the wives and

mathara of thaa whfl dvlnlr ta excess

an opportunity to try the- ORRINE

treatment. It is a very simple treat

ment. can d given in tne noma wnn out publicity or loss ef time from bust

ORRINE la prepared in two forms No. 1. secret treatment, a sawder: OR

RINE Ko. t. In pill form, for those who desire - to take voluntary treatment. ' Coats only fl.00 a box. Com In and talk over the matter-with us. Ask for booklet. - Lion Store Pharmacy South Hohrnan street. Hammond. ,lnd.

Miss Johnson and Mr. Thompson . of Chicago furnished music and readings

for the seventf-five guests; March . 6.

Mr. Minor of the Conkey plant spoke

to the Boys' Club. The board of directors yesterday appointed committee

Settlement House, the generosity of some of the public spirited citixens

having made this new venture possible.-

BOY SCOUT MEETING. The boy scouts met last evening in

the parlors of the First Baptist church

n East Slblev street. The meetinr was

an Important one. There was physical

culture and drill work in charge of the cout masters., the Rev. Floyd Adams

And Otto Hudson. Two boys, Rudolph

Monberg and Archie Bremer, passed'

for second class scouts. After roll call

by the assistant scoutmaster, Levi Gol-

en, the boys listened to an address by

Dr. O. O. Melton. After the address the boys gave a scout yell for Dr. "Mel

ton.

A LUNCHEON. Mrs. J. J. Ruff will entertain -the

members of the Erthstone club at a

luncheon at 1 o'clock Tuesday at her

ome la Carroll street.

CARD OF THANKS.' We wish .to thank all friends and

emnloves of the F. S Beta Company.

ladies of the Christian church and the

Rev. C. J. Sharp, for their kindness In

our late bereavement.

LEO SMITH AND FAMILY.

ERSONALS .. .. . .

Mrs. E. S. Tillman. Mrs. Harriet

Paull and Miss Marcllli Murray formed

matinee party in Chicago this aft

ernoon to see Maude Adams In "Peter Pan" at the Illinois theatre.

M. Buechler of Hegewlsch, formerly

an electrician for the N. I. G. Electric

Co.. submitted to an operation last

Wednesday at St. Margaret's hospital.

His many friends will be glad to learn that he is Improving rapidly.

William Zinn is 111 with pneumonia

at St. Margaret's hospital.

Mlu Laura Hasel Murray of Dan

ville, III., is visiting her sister, Miss

Marselle Murray, at her home, in South Hohrnan street. -

The Reiiley-Perrlng millinery shop

wishes to announce their spring display of pattern and tailored hats Sat

urday Monday, Tuesday, March . 15, 17

and 18. The public Invited. 701 South Hohrnan street. Hammond, Ind. it

A little son was born to Mr. and

Mfs. H. S. Horton. at their home- 28S

Sibley street, this morning.

There was a large attendance of

member at the meeting of Golden

Rod camp No. 157, Royal Neighbors,

last evening. Visitors from East Chi

cago were also present. The meeting

was held In Long's hall,. In East State

street. After the business session a

pleasant time was spent socially. Re

freshments were served during the so

clal hour. The members of the Ham-

bers of the Hammond lodge received an

Invitation to attend a school of In

struction. to be held. In East Chicago,

Thursday. April 3rd. It will be an all

day session Announcement was also.

made of the next regular meeting to be

held in two weeks. The "usual business

and social program will ie followed.

im will e

A pleasant meeting of the True Kin

dred lodge took place last evening, in

O. O. F. hall. In East State street.

There was a large attendance of (mem

bers at- the meeting. During the so

cial hour refreshments were served,

In two weeks the members will meet

again and follow their usual business

and social program. It Is desired that

there Is a large attendance at the meet

ing. y

Monday evening there will be

meeting of Opal Hive No. 896, L. O. T.

M.. in Moose hall. In State street It

will be the regular seml-monthlymeet-

tng and the usual business and social

program will be followed. A large at

tendance of members Is desired at the

meeting.

The regular semi-monthly meeting

of Triumph Council No. 11 D. of L.

will be held Monday. evening In I. O. O.

P.- Hall in East State street. The

usual business and BOcial program will

be followed.

The members of Dorcas Rebeckah

Lodge will xneet this eveninff In I. O.

O. F. Hall in East State street for their regular weekly meeting. A class of

candidates will be initiated. During

the social hour dainty refreshments

will be served. A jarge attendance of

members Is desired.

There was a meeting of Hammond

Hive N6. 2 L. O. T. M. last evening in

the K. O. P. Hall in South Hohrnan

street. There wa ea large attendance

of members and they t thoroughly en

Joyed the meeting. After the business

meeting a social hour was enjoyed

Refreshments were served. In . two

weeks the members will meet again

and follow their usual business and so

clal program.

The members of Golden Rule council

No. 1, D. of L. have been Invited by

the members of the East Chicago coun

cil to do the Initiatory work at their

meeting Monday evening. As many

of the members as can are urged to at.

tend.

Has Fine Place Now.

Roy McCool, who opened a costly and

Up-to-date shoe shining parlor l the

Bijou building at ITS East State street,

last week In the quarters occupied by

Hoffman's haberdashery, has announc

ed that ha Is now carrying a fine grade

of cigars, tobaccos, papers and pertodl

cals. . With three expert shoe shiners

he Is finding a large patronage. A pri

vate chair for ladies it one of the fea

tures. Adv.

REV. SHARP RETURNS

Rev. Sharp of the Christian church

who has been awaf from his work and

the city for'two weeks, returned thl

morning and will be on hand and ready

for the Bible school contest and the preaching services at the Christian

church tomorrow.

Last -week Mr. Sharp was with th Valparaiso Christian church for th

closing' Sunday, having assisted there

for the week la a revival meeting.

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WHY IS DAVID NOT IV HEAVES t

A falr-slsed audience gathered Sunday afternoon In the K. of P. hall. Hammond, to listen to a Bible lecture by C. H. Swingle of Chicago. It was a lecture all Bible students would have listened to with pleasure and profit,

and those present expressed great ap

preciation. . j Mr. Swingle wil,l again speak at the K. of P. hall, over the Lion store, Hammond, Sunday March 9, at S p. m. His subject wilt be "Why is David Ncrt in Heaven?" Acts 2:34. Mr. Swingle comes to ourcity as one well versed In the Scriptures, having made a special study along this important line and . exDects to be able to make plain to his J hearers Just what "is Implied in his' theme and to harmonize many hitherto, perplexing and supposedly contradictory texts of the. Scripture. The Speaker Is ma-king use of many Scriptures which are said to be generally overlooked or Ignored and which throw a flood of light upon and create new interest in the subject; they show that God lias a plan of salvation which, when rightly understood, solves all the

mystery and commends itself to all-J

right-minded people as being most reasonable, Just- loving and good. . I The lecture Is under the auspices of the International Bible Students' association. It is not for gain, but absolutely free. No admission and no collection.' K. of P. hall, over Lion store, j 3 p. m.. March 9.

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Last SundajiValparalso won in the Bible school contest by 202 points. Every member of the Christian church and Bible school Is expected to rally and be on hand tomorrow. Last Sunday the' attendance was cut down by a cold day and a cold church. : Tomorrow a fine day and a warm church should put Hammond ahead again. Rev. Sharp has been giving stere-

optlcon lectures .In the Christian

churches of the county during the week. These pictures are views of the mission work done by the Christian churches in China, Africa, Japan, India and the Philippines, and have aroused each church to the point of a good offering for foreign missions. Rev. Sharp says he has some' more enterprises going and ready to an

nounce Boon which will be of interest'

to the general community.

Lectures in Hammond. Strickland Gillllan will give the entertainment at the.FlrBt Presbyterian church in South Hohrnan street Thursday evening, March 13. The subject of his lecture will be "Sunshine and Awkwardness." Mr. Gillilan is a noted lecturer, poet and humorist. The lecture will be the fifth and last In the course of - entertainments to be; given l&U .winter under lUe auspices ' Of the

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MAY NOT COME UP TILLJTETJRSD AY The latest Information is to the effect thkt the Gary saloon license cases will niSt come up until next Thursday. For one reason or another It will not be posi ible to assemble all of tha attorneys In the case uintll then. The; ane Is to be ibltterly contested and it Is expected that it will decide the fae of 169 Gary saloonkeepers. Lawyers generally are . interested in the" inatter.;' -.

Railroad Han Hurt. Omer Lee, employed on the I. H. Belt at Gibson, received a painful InJury to his leg this morning when he slipped and fell on a large gear. Ilia Injuries although not Serious gave him a great deal of pain. He was removed to St. Margaret's hospital In Burns' ambulance. Lee is employed as a switch tender, and is expected to 1 be up and around again In several daya.

Is your house cold when you reach home? Get a Gas Heating Stove. -No. Ind. Gas & Elec. Co.

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