Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 240, Hammond, Lake County, 12 March 1913 — Page 2
THE TIMES,
Wednesday, March 12, 1913.
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bers of the flub at their home in Calumet avenue Tuesday evening. Current mapailne -artncles and books will be studied.
A SOCIAL EVEMXG. .meeting Friday afternoon at three
Am .i.t.j in i . c.,.- 'o'clock In the school hall. A large at-
printed report of the work of the Set- J tendance of members is desired at the tlement House during February, the , meeting. A program has been arrangasociatlon wai Increased by thirty-five "d for the afternoon. It will include new members. That these people and , Piano violin and piano duetts, any others who so desire, may know J folk srames by the children of rooms the details of the work being done and ;three and four and the kindergarten, determine on what onmmitteon th-vi There will also be two contests. Dur-
wish to serve a social evening has been planned for Saturday, March 13. A musical program has been arranged, the numbers of which will be announced later. The public is Invited. MRS. SHEERER ENTERTAIXS. The home of Mrs. 'George B. Sheerer in Warren street was the scene of the regular semi-monthly study meeting of the Literature committee or tne Hammond Woman's Club, yesterday afternoon. A very interesting and instructive paper on "English Drama" was read by Mrs. Arthur Robinson, this paper was prepared by Mrs.. Scott who was unable to, attend owing to illness. Mrs.. Jeannie -Sawyer gave a paper on
David Belasco which was very much appreciated. Mrs. E. P. Doming gave a review of "The Thunderbolt" by
' Finero. The drama was interesting! and Mrs. Deming gave it in her uSOal charming way. The Misses Sheerer delightfully entertained the ladies with a piano duet after the program. Next .Tuesday. March ISth Mrs. Harry Smith will be hostess. ; A BRIDGE PARTY. A very pleasant afternoon was-spent by members of the Ladles' Auxiliary of the University Club who met yesterday in the University Club rooms in South Hohman street. The afternoon . was spent playing bridge whist. The games were played progressively at four tables. High score was made by Mrs. W. F. Bridge. An "Old Time Song Concert will be given on the after. , noon of March ISth. A very delightful program will be given. The concert ; will take the place of the regular semimonthly bridge party. HOLD MONTHLY MEETING. The Parents' Club of the Lincoln ' school will hold its regular monthly
ing the social, hour coflee and dough
nuts will be served for ten cents. The members hope to realize a nice sum in
this wa yfor the graphophone fund., AM AFTERNOON" PARTY. Mrs. C. B. Stiver entertained the
members of the"E. St T- Club very pleasantly at her home in May street yesterday afternoon. The guests spent the" afternoon with hteir needle-work. A four o'clock a dainty two course luncheon was served. Mrs. J. F. Qero was taken into the club as a new mem-
ber yesterday. Plans were made for i the Saint Patrick's Day party to be 'given Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Stiver. The members will enterStain" their husbands at the party. A ! delightful program has been arranged I for the evening.
MEET TO SEW. Tomorrow afternoon the members of
Circle No. 1 will meet at St. Margaret's
Hospital to sew for the hospital. There
Is a great deal of work' to do and it is
desired that many members attend.
AIU SOCIETY MEETS. The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Monroe street Methodist chapel will taKe place Thursday afternoon in the church parr lors.
AN ALL DAY SESSION. Commitee No. 1 of Which Mrs. Grant Walters is chairman will have charge of the meeting of the Martha Society tomorrow. The members will meet for an all day session in the parlors of the First Christian church in Calumet ave
nue. The da ywill be spent quilting. -A DANCING PARTY.
The Voung Ladies' Sodality of All Saints' Catholic church will give a
Krthatone club,, who met for their regular semi-monthly meeting. With them Mrs. Ruff entertained Mrs. John H. McClay. Cover were laid for fourteen guerts. The table appointments were in ..white and pink. ' The colors were carried out attractively in the decorar tion of the place cards and lit the nut
cups. A blooming plant decorated the center of the table. The luncheon was served in seven courses. During the afternoon the hostess reported that sh had received 11 letters in response to er request that old ladles who desired
patches for quilts communicate with ' ner. The members agreed $.S supply as many as posible of these ladles. A letter trom Mrs. M. Hower,a former i member of the club was also read. Mrs. Hower is spending the winter in the south for the benefit of her health. In two weeks ,Mrs. Charles Wilson will entertain the club members at her'
home, in Carroll street. A BANQVET. The Baptist Brotherhod held its monthly banquet last evening in the parlors of the church.- The banquet was prepared and served by Mesdamcs
Ortt, Hobbs. Hudson. Kimball. Burk-
nancing party Monaay evening. March halter, Jones and Forllne. The gather31st at the Masonic Temple in Muenich j in8r was addressed by Dr. John M. Dean,
Court. Several hundred invitations
will be issued among the young .people of Hammond. The dance will bo one of the leading social events of the post Lenten season.
. A LUNCHEON. Mrs. W. C. Harrison and Mrs. Etta Bloomhon! entertained Mrs. J. M. Avann of Gary and Mrs. Cleorge R. Streeter at luncheon yesterday at their home in
Mason street. Mrs. Avann gave the adress at the annual thank offering meeting of tho Woman's Foreign Missionary Society in the afternoon.
A SPECIAL MEETING.
A THIMBLE PARTY. Tomorrow ft ftprnnAn t n .mhur.
A special meeting of the members of tu n a. v. -ih win . ,... vt
the W C. T. U. will be held this even- Norman ptrouse at her home In Cllnng at the home of Mrs. H. E. Granger ton Btreet- MrS- strouse wJU be h08tcS8
in namun sireei. .Business or import- at a thimble party
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The Loyal Women's Class will meet in the library of the First Christian
A STUDY MEETING. The Hammond Jewish Literary
So-
church Friday afternoon Instead of at
lVcrey:iit:rni::;:ral'::iysW Oriental Astrology will tell you this and reveal many mere events in your life that will help and Interest you. Do net bo deceived by offers of JVR FOItTtlKW TLP PBUEE.
troloarer wnrsrj v 'w-we.
matters of life. home, bustnoss. changes. v-7 V T ' aPecttlatlon. lost A'!"
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prospocius Qlvo your date, hour
of birth (if pos-
inarrlcd. or single
ciety will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Mr8 Cochran a8 wa8 flrBt eight o'clock in the rooms or the Sab- announced. The club will have guest bath school in the Rlmbach building. day and a nurnbep of vUltors ar8 ex. A very mtretsing program has been pected. Mr8. G. B. Lloyd and Mrs. J. arranged for the evening and it is de- c. coshran will be the hostesses.
sirea mat many memoers are present
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nuurea ot me uneuo, - oy z,angwni. Th. Mftthr.. nu,h n. fK. i.u,.
ton school will meet at three aVlm-K
- MEETING WAS POSTPONED. Monday afternoon in the school hall in The meeting-of the Optismistic Club Williams street- Dr. Eleanor Scull will which was announced would take place read a paper. Her subject will be one yesterday afternoon at the home of ofrreat interest and it is desired that Mrs. W. J. Whinery in East State street many hear it. The invitation to at.
was postponed on account or illness in tend is extended to every mother in
the homes of so many of the members, i Hammond
A meeting may take place next Tues-
aay at me nome or .Mrs. wnmery. ill a THANK OFFERING MEETING.
will be a tnimoio party. The members I The Woman's Foreign Missionary
will devote the afternoon to their (Society of the First M. E, church meet
needle work. I in the parlors of the church vesterdav
afternoon and after a brief business
a.isul.tiwb rnuunAii. isetfcion tne members listened to a very
iAj C. Berry wljl. open hr,bome I Interosting jHrgram The nrst number
lursdasr afternoon. I was a piano sro;4beautifUliy trender
Mrs. - J. M.
pastor of the Second Baptist church cf Chicago. The address was replete with good, things. A report of the State
Brotherhood, meeting at Indianapolis
was given by F. W. Kimbal, after which round table discussion was held upon the subject "More Men." The
pastor of- the church, the Rev. Floyd H. Adams Is assisting in a special meeting at the Lexington avenue Baptist church In Chicago. Next Sunday afternoon there will be a rehearsal of
the male chorus to which all men of the church and congregation are invited. The next meeting of the Brotherhood will occur March 25th. There was a' meeting of Golden 'Rule Council No. 1 D. of L. last evening in the K, of P. Hall In South Hohman
street. There was a large attendance of members and visitors were present fcom Triumph Council No .11 D. of L. During the business hour plans were made for a dancing party to be given
some time in the near future. A com
mlttee was appointed to make all arrangements for it. After the business
session refreshments were served and a pleasant time was spent socially.
The next meeting will be held In two weeks. The usual business and social
program will be followed.
Miss Katherine Seward of Plummer
avenue is reported to be quite ill.
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COMING SUNDAY BOYLE WOOLFOLK'S MUSICAL SHOW JOHNNY WISE
nmond Theatre
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horn. Klein did . everything in his power to avoid striking Evans, who stepped in front of the machine. The auto was not running 16 miles an hour as was reported. A number of witnesses testified that the rate of speed did not exceed six or seven miles an hour.
ble evening, and will vouch that the Hanover Center brothers are royal entertainers. No other Important meetings are scheduled this month.
KOONTZ LOSES ANOTHER fcASE Judge Lawrence Becker today at 3
o'clock Instructed the jury to bring In a verdict for the defendant in the case
of James Oakley Koontz vs. Julius
Taussig.
Koonts introduced but two witnesses,
the man who signed his bond anRoscoe Hemstock, who testified as to the records. He then rested his case and it was taken from the Jury.
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ftaaaastreetThursdA3r afternoon.
Marclil3th for the meeting ot the Bap-y Miss GUdv3 lounger
tist Women's Union. The meeting, will 1 Avann of Gary, the conference secre
be in charge of the Child Culture see- tary addressed me gathering. sne taiKea tion. The business meeting will be principally of the life and character of
called at two-thirty o'clock after which ho President of the Chinese Republic
the following nroo-ram will be tlven: I She told of many interesting exprl-
"Sleeping Rooms".' Mrs. James Foxjtnces 1,1 h 15'e n how h rose frjin I car and did not hear the warnings of
tt-.oV. .!, Mr. Dniin.if f Hnhki tne ranks or !'. common people to Mr. iviein. wno inouitu una oipw nio
How To Rest".- Mrs. C. J. Coulter the presidency. Her talk was Intense-
Piano Solo... Miss Wellle McDanlel 'y interesting ana instructive. me
Di.tiM nf Mother".., program closed with a pretty voeal
EYANS WILL RECOVER.
Man Hurt in Auto Accident
Will Get Better.
Peter Evans, 513 Ames avenue, East
Hammond, who was struck and pain
fully injured by Max Klein's automo
bile last Saturday evening, is reported slowly convalescing at his home today
and barring complications which may
set in all hopes are given for his recovery. In thW accident Evans suffered two cracked ribs, af wrenched wrist
and knee, and some painful bruises.
The accident occurred in front of Dr,
,Vels' office on Hohman street, about
o'clock. Kvans. who is a deaf mute
had just stepped from a northbound
The Boys Are Back.
"Gee, I hate to go back on the street
car tomorrow," said Representative Barnie Carter, to a group of friends this spring. He and Representative Van Home and Senator Gavit are back from Indianapolis after the close of the legislative session. "It was great while It lasted," said Barnie. "Now that I am beginning to relax, I feel that I have been under a strain." Auditor-Elect Ed. Simon, who also spent much time at the state capital, has also returned.
Back on Job. After a lingering illness of nearly eight .weeks, Jimmy Trost's familiar
face was seen at the Hammond central police station this morning... Mr. Trost was first taken ill with a severe' attack of rheumatism and. although he is feeling greatly improved, it will be several weeks before he regains his firmer condition.
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Take in" Class.
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The Baumgartner degree team of Hammond returned last evening from Hanover Center, where the dyi ats-
Hanover Center, where they took In a
large, class of candidates. , The Ham mond ,deIegation report a very enjoya
At the Hammond Theater. "Truxton King," a play from the
McCutcheon novel of the same name by
Miss Hayward, will be presented at the Hammond Sunday "evening. The company Includes Albert Roscoe. Frank
Rutledge, Dorothy Smith, J. P. Rollow,
James G. Horton, Frank Cullen, X.
North, Marie Bonsall and others. All of the principal characters of this de
lightful fiction move through the stage story.
FRIDAY EVE., MARCH 14th II. II. FEAZEE and
JACK CURLEY offer
CHAMPIONS OF THE
WORLD
In Boxing, Wrestling and
Training Exhibitions luther Mccarty
Heavv Weight Champion, PACKEY. McFARLAND
Undefeated Lightweight.
JIMMY CLABBY The Coming Middleweight Champion. JOHNNY KILBANE
Featherweight Champion.
JOHNNY COULON
Bantam Weight Champion
JOHN HERMANSEN
158-Pound Wrestling Champion. ADOLPH SUTTER 175-Pound Wrestling Champion.
Bag Punchers, WrestlerSj
Boxers, Etc. luther Mccarty
Lariat Throwing and Cow Boy Stunts and His BU;
.Feature Slumber Land
PRICES 50c, $1.00, $1.50
Seat on Sale now at the ORPHEUM BOX OFFICE.
THE FISHER FUNERAL. (Special to Thb Times.) Whiting, Ind.. March 12. The funeral of Louis Fisher, who died on Monday night Will be held on Thursday morning. ' Services will be held at the Sacred Heart church at 10 o'clock and Interment will bo made In Oakwood' temetery. Chicago, tho funeral going frprrf Whltirts; rt Chicago 'by auto. Mr. Fisher was only 5 years old,, and is survived by a widow and four children. .
Is your house cold when you reaeh home? Get a Gas Heating Stove. No. Ind. Qas & Elee. Co.
HAMMOND , : THEATRE ONE. NIGHT ONLY . Sunday, March 16 1A Romatic story of .Grustark
TRUXTON KING
By GEO. BARR McCWTCH SEATS READY NOW.
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Ton will say that a La Vendor ctsac cannot bo boat, if yoo try one. Ady.
.Mrs. George Houser Story Mrs. J. O. Dickson "Sleep" Mrs. R. E. Abercromble Discussion lead by Mrs. vloyd II. Adams.
MEETING WAS POSTPONED.
solo by Miss Louise Younger. The annual "Thank Offering" of the society
m then received. Idling the social hour the hostesses, Mrs. A. E. Wilcox,
and Mrs. Farley Dunbar served a dain
ty-luncheon. There was a- large at
tendance of members and a number
The meeting of the Ideal Book Club visitors from Gary were also pres-
which was announced would take Dlace ent- lne society is inaeDlea xo Mrs.
last evenine was nostooned for another Etta Bloomhoff for the pleasant after-
week. Mrs. Alva A. Toune and Mrs. noon as she had the entire program
Thomas Mea.ro. will entertain the mem-l'n charge.
D. MILNE
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GURUS, - BUDVS, AWED TNE GUimVPJ-lUPS - A Beautiful Saint Patrick's Postal Card given with every10c Loaf of Seip's White Lilly Bread. iQt all Groceries, rjade bj Chas. Soip Baking Company
Tel. S. Chicago 80. S. Chicago
HONOR MRS. AISTGEN.
Miss Lydla Syrene very charmingly
entertained a company of young peo
ple last evefiing at the home of Mrs.
I Claude D. Palmer in May street. Miss
Syrene entertained at a linen shower in
compliment to Mrs. Nicholas J. Austgen.
who Vaa formerly Miss Bessie Bates,
Music, games and contests wero de.
lightful features of the evening. In
the guessing contest the prize was
awarded to Miss Edith Bradt. A prct'
tily. appointed luncheon was served in two courses. Mrs. Austgen received
many pretty gifts. Those present were
Mrs. Nicholas J. Austgen, Mrs. Giles
Warner, Mrs. C. B. Stiver, Mrs. C. D.
Palmer, Miss Elizabeth Dixon of
Evansvllle, Ind., the Misses Harriet Morton. Margaret Blair, Olive Bates,
Lillian Smith, Daisy and ' Kate. Emery,
Edith Bradt, Hasel Butterfleld. Kitty
Coulter, Grace Buettner . and Maude
Miller. !
A bridge: partv.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wolf, 934 South
Hohman street have cards out for
bridge party to be given "fhursday
evening, March 18th.
A THIMBLE PARTY.
The members of. the Oak Leaf Em
broidery Club will be entertained by
Mrs. Lowry at her homo in Indiana
avenue Thursday af ternon.
MRS. CI.AVSSEX A HOSTESS.
Mrs. John J. Claussen entertained at
a very pretty party lasf'wvening at her
home in State Line street compliment'
ary to Miss Bertha Maletskl, whose mar
riage to Jas. McQuald of Indiana Har
bor, will be one of the events of the
season. Mrs. .Claussen entertained at
an apron shower and the bride-elect received many very pretty gifts from
the young women of the N. N. Embroidery club, who were the only guests
at tho party. . The luncheon was
served in two courses. A color scheme
of white and pink was carried out In
the dining room decorations. Candles
topped with dainty pink shades and a
bouquet of pink Kilamey roses -decor.
ated the table very attractively. Pink rosa bads were given the guests as fa
vors. -
A Ll'JfCHEO.V.
". THrs. J. J. Ruff was hostess at one of
'the prettiest luncheons of the season
yesterday at her home, 52 Carroll st.
Her guests were" the- members of the
up
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