Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 7, Hammond, Lake County, 15 March 1913 — Page 2

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THE TRIES. March 15, 1913.

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Social News

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'"Beliefs and Doctrines" Mrs. F. M. Elliott

Vocal Music Mrs. C. B. Miller

"Christian "Work Among the Mor

man's" Mrs. Harry Smith Story "Life of a Morman Girl1' ....Mrs. J. C. Graves Hymn.... "The Story Must Be Told" ! A STl'DY MEETISG.

( A meeting: of the history committee

01 m nammnna ivomans tiuu

Sunday Musicale v

at Country Club

PARENTS' CLIB MEETING. I. .mm-nil nman.m n,.h will Members of the Hammond Country

The Parents' Club of the Lincoln , take . Mondav aftern00n at the Club in Hammond. Gary and East Chischool had a very interesting and en- ! home of Mrs. F. W.KimbfUl street. Mrs. cago and their out of town quests may

joyaoie mfemig yesieraay anernoon ini...am ,.-, th chairman of anticipate an afternoon or extraorain

the school hall In Gostlin street. A ,.. nnmm,tm h hf. ... ary pleasure tomorrow owing to the

ahort program was given which includ-- ... . ... t. nrna.ram hv th fnnnw. song recital that will be given in the

ed Dlano solos, piano and violin duetts, , .... -c Isalon bv Aurora Arnold Craig. So

Stewart, and Mrs. Etta Dake. Serving

on the social committee will be Mrs,

O. A. Krinbill, Mrs. Floyd Adams, Mrs.

aongs and folk games by tho children of the grades. Every number of the

program was heartily enjoyed. During

catholic is the program for the occa

sion that no favorite composer ' has

been overlooked, and as the various numbers are to be sung. by Hammond's favorite contralto, the combination

the social hour coffee, and doughnuts Htnrv I,undt, and Mra. Giies Warner.

were serveu .or irn ithis, a bu.ii . hr,- f K. to t rirW. nv th oom.

ten dollars was realised In this way mM quests that each member b should be an unusually effective one which will be used for the graphaphone prepared to K,ve an lrl8h 8tory. The The program starts promptly at 3:30

day s study subject is "A Trip to o'clock Bliss aiae Hansen cnB

Venice." The following program will companlst. It is as follows:

be given:

"A Trip to Venice"... Mrs. E. A. Gilson

"The Leaning Tower"

Mrs. Etta Bloomhoff

fund. ' There was a large attendance

of members at the meeting. Two contests, one, between the teachers and the other between the mothers were enjoyed during the social hour. Prizes were awarded. The next meeting will be held the first Friday afternoon in

. 'ThnrAhai tf l'crli-o" Xlro T."f to Tin V n

April. The program will be announced vlolln So)o '..Master Crook

later.

Morning Hym .'. .Henschcl

Zuetgnung -. Slrauss Still Wle Die Nacht Bohm "Ia Cieca" (Aria trora La

Gioconda) . FonchielH

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Der Schmied Sapphiuche Ode.... Brahms Omnipotence Schubert

Melisande In The Wood Goetz Dearest '. ' Homer

Mother's Lullaby

Lilian M. Krinbill

Dedicated to Mrs. Craig.

A Bowl of Roses Clarke

Fulfillment MacDermid

The Cry of Rachel Salter

The Child's Prayer Harold An Irish Love Song., Lang

Believe Me It All Those Endearing Young Charms (Words by Moorej

My Laddie Thayer My Ain Folk Lemon O Divine Redemeer Gounod

With Cello and Violin Obligations by

Mr. Dietrich and Mr. Walker.

10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

16. 17. 18.

Current Events Mrs. Stewart school lor me exceueni fmeriammr..

Short Sketch of St. Patrick's Life".. given in the parlors of the Christian

xv.- vu,ni. Tm.ii- church last evening. The program

Tlje members of the Women's Auxll- Vo"caY JSoYo. .Miss Lydia Wolters consisted of a floral cantata entitled

the "Brownie's Whispers. me prin-

A INTERESTING MEETING.

lary or St. faun Episcopal enurenj " were entertained very pleasantly at

the home of Mrs. F. R. Mott. 87 South Hohman street yesterday afternoon. A program was given which Included several excellent papers on missionary topics. Mrs. Baldwin also sang very sweetly a group of songs. After the ' program a dainty luncheon was served.

A BUSINESS MEETING.

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were made to go-to East Chicago some

MrsMotfa daughter, Mrs. Charles W.Jl,n,e ln lne near suture to organize a Wilson aslsted In the dintnsr room. The KTnlon- Tn Invitation was extended

following was the croaram: them by two East Chicago ladlea who

How to Win Japan". jwere present at the meeting last even-

.....Mra. Charles Albert Smith i in- Eight new members were admit-

Vocal Solo Mrs. Baldwin "A Ltttle Mother's First Christmas In Japan" Mra. Charlea Renwick "Kindergartena In Japan" ......... Mrs. J. D. Brusel Vocal Solo Mrs. Baldwin Then and Now" .....Mrs. True A MISSIONARY MEETING. Mrs. T. W. Oberlln and Mrs. F. C. Doming wire the hostesses at the meeting of Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon. The meeting was held at the pretty home of Mrs. Demlng. 980 South Hohman street. There was a large attendance of members at the meeting. After the program a dainty two course luncheon was served and a delightful time was spent socially. The study subject was "Mormanlsm" and the following program was given: Hymn "Holy Spirit Faithful Guide" Devotions Mrs. Howell Hmyn "What a Wonderful Savior" "Organization and Methods of the Morman Church". .Mrs. L. E. Mlnard ,

cipal characters were the gardener

... V i i U -!. -uroa VAtv irAilltahltf nartd

Mrs. Congdon opened her home atL ,.,,. ...... . . . . . ' , , I by William Freeze, a fifth grade pupil a East State street last evening fori K -rt,

the regular monthly business meetir.gl , , .,. w.i ,, - , . . charming little tnlss of the third grade of the W. C. T. U. Several Important . mtA. .v.t -hudron

business matters were discussed. Plans! , , .... . ..!, . j ...

were uaiiiiuy auu pi-iinj . uiuniu represent flowers, aunbeams, raindrops.

snowdrops and brownies. Among the flowers represented were the daisy,

rose, sweet pea. lily and pansy. The little kindergartners represented the

snowdrops. The singing and drills lu

ted to the Union during the past week

There was a large attendance of mem

bers at last evening's meeting. Mrs.

fra TrVin f pnpw of 12 Webb

Congdon served the guests wIJh dainty j gtreet' has been c(nflned to her bed for

MRS. AGXEVV ILL.

John C. Agnew of 12

COUNTY EPWQRTH

LEAGUERS MEET 130 Delegates Attend M. E.

Rally at East Chicago Last Night.

refreshments during the social hour.

Announcement of the next meeting will

be made later.

A MOTHERS' MEETING.

YOU CmCURE THAT BACKACHE, Pain along the baek. dlszlness, head ache and general languor. Get a package ef Mather Oray'a AROMATICXJDAF. the pleasant root and herb cure . for fl KWnr .PWi and ITrtnarjr troubles. When yeu feel all run down, tirtd, Hk and without cnerry thrs renarkable combination of nature's herbs and roots. As a tenle laxative H haa no equal. Mother Gray's Araalli-UaL la sold by Druggists or snt toy mail Tor 80 cts. Sample sent FREE. AAdress, The Mother Gray Co. Xa Roy, y. y,

a number of days owing to . severe

attack of Illness. She is reported to be

somewhat Improved today and her

friends hope for her speedy recovery

dicated that the children nad been

All Hammond women are urgently j wfu trained, for which credit is due

requested to attend a meeting at thelthe principal. Miss DeEtta Curry and

wasningion scnooi in Williams street ner corps of teachers. A drill, by . a Monday afternoon, March 17th at three j group of boys, representing sunflowers.

O Clock. lr. J.leanor Scull will read a I -.,. Mneclallv well irlven. The decora

paper on "Sex Hygiene Instruction fortlon of the Boclal room of the church

Adolescent cnuaren and lead in a dis-I was unusually beautiful. A lattice cusslon of various phases of that sub-work entwined with laurel and wistaria

ject, the importance of which is beinglmade a very effective stage setting

more widely recognizee I The nroceeds of the entertainment

netted one hundred and twenty-five

A souil Ml.bllM.. Idollars, and will be devoted to the pur-

number of Hammond ladles spent 1 chase of school decorations.

a delightful afternoon at the home of

Mrs. P. W. Flint, 111 Douglas Street I AT . THE PRESBYTERI AN CHURCH.

Wednesday. The ladies have organised I Mrs. F. F. Crea who has lived among

themselves into a club and will meet I the Mormans for many years will ad

every two weeks. Tho next hostess (dress the congregation of the First

-will be Mrs. John Tlbbetts. She will I Presbyterian church on "Mormanlsm

entertain at her home. 554 East State Monday evening, March 17th at 7:30 street. Musi and needle work were I o'clock. The meeting will be held In

enjoyable features of the afternoon, j the auditorium of the church in South

At four o'clock an elaborate luncheon I Hohman street. All who are Interested

was served. Covers were laid for Mrs. tare cordially Invited to attend.

John Tlbbetts, Mrs. Charlea Johnson

and son Duverel, Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. Andrew Hartlerode a-ns" Ken

neth and Mrs. Joseph Swint. ENTERTAINMENT A SUCCESS. Hearty commendation la due the teachers and pupils of the Riverside

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Hammond Theatre

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ThQ (United IF fay Go. Offers

3 Somatic Story of (BraustiarZs hy Geo. Earr QctSutchen Prices. 25, 35, 5(H), 75c First 5 rows main ' floor H.&(D Seats Rloiv on Sale at Qrpkeum Bon Office

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One hundred and thirty delegates,

in addition to a good-sized audience of non-delegates attended the rally held

last night at the Methodist church o

East Chicago by the Epworth Leagues

from Northern Lake county.

The event was for the purpose of get

ting acquainted and preparing for the

Hammond district convention which will be held in the East Chicago Methodist church ome time in June

The delegates came from Valparaiso,

Lowell, Gary, Hammond. East Chicago,

Indiana Harbor and Whiting and the meeting was most satisfactory the

greatest enthusiasm being ahown.

The rally opened with a reception

lasting from (:30 until 7-80 o'clock.

After this refreshments were served by

the local Epworth league, and the

meeting then proceeded to a most ex

cellent program, the main feature of

which was a talk on "Idols and Ideals,

by "McNutt the Dinner Pall Man'" The audience was quite carried away by this most Interesting discourse. There

were other talks by Dr. F, O. Fraley of

Hammond, Mrs. J M. Avann of Gary.

Mr Alyyn A. Hickman of Valparaiso

and Dr A. T. Briggs of . Valparaiso, There was also music

Beautiful patterns from the mysterious Orient and from every well known center in the world. We have a selection that is worth seeing even if you do not purchase. And we have bought ' 'right' ' this season. The prices are the lowest that ever existed in this part of the country. Only a visit to our store can convince you of the extraordinary value offered. HERE ARE A FEW SPECIALS:

Genuine Royal Wilton Rugs, 9x12....

High Grade Wilton Velvet

Ruga, $35.00 value, QQ

High Grade Axmlnster Rugs,

9x12, regular 35.00 quality. . . . .'

45.00

20.50

Brussels Rugs, d E faf) size 9x12 I ilallll Wilton Velvet Stair Carpets, beautiful designs, Of) 1.50 value, per yard UllC Royal Wilton Rugs, size 36x72,

10.00 value

at.

7.50

Come in today and let us show you that rug you have been thinking of " buying for such a long time we have It at your price. ' SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY.

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HAMMOND, IN E. 11 58 East State Street

A SOCIAL KVEXISC Tfuca wll' .be- a- eoclal mesti;

Settlement House this iYCiltng to which

all members of the association and friends are cordially, Invited. Mrs.

Ralph Pierce, general supervisor of the

work, and the chairmen of all com

mittees will state the work to which they are attending. The new members

will have an opportunity to Identify

themselves with whatever line they

feel most Interest ln. Mr. W. C. Belman will also speak. There will be music by Miss Hazel Butterfield. Light

refreshments will be serve.

MOZART (LIB TO MEET. The Mozart Club will meet at eight

o'clock this evening at the Hammond Musical College ln the RImbach Building. Mrs. Lawrence Becker's com

mittee has had the program in charge

arul a delightful evenig's entertain

ment Is anticipated. The program will be devoted almost entirely to national music.

A THIMBLE PARTY. Mrs. Virgil S. Reiter will entertain t a. thimble party Monday afternoon

at her home ln South Hohman street. Her guests will be the members of the

Embroidery Club who will meet for

their regular semi-monthly meeting.

CONFIRMATION CLASS. The following are members of the

class to be confirmed at Bt. Tsui's

Lutheran church tomorrow:

German class Erick Bormtn, Walter

Koenig, Harty Schreiber, Carl Gluth,

Alfred Schwerin, Robert Buth. Eugene

Jonaa, August Heimke. Christine

Spoerner.j Anna Dothler, Martha Lau, Meta Ooedtke, Emma Schmidt, Hedwig Pahenkorst, Llllie Tolimann, Margaret Harjes, Emma Hlohm, Meta Parduhn, Martha Kreis, Martha Buse, Luella

Claus and Gladys Myers.

English Class George Stocker,

Arthur Hansen, Edevara Eidam, Lloyd Hes, Karl Fick. Frank Prohl, Rudolph

Eldam. Louise Baganz, Helen Ahlendorf. Pearl Elchner. Frances Prohl, Martha Volkmann. Mabel Ball, Hildegard Miller.

AS EVKXIXCi PARTY. J At St. Patrick's Day party will be

given by the members of the E. S. T. Club at the home of Mrs. C. B. Stiver

In May street Monday evening. .The husbands of the club members will be lnvlted guests. A delightful evening's program has been arranged.

Suffers Injury.

WJle on his . way home yesterday aftc.4ion Conrad Elgerman, 3&7."6ib-

his head when he fell In . a faint in 1

front of the Orpheum theater building

on State street. . A number of people rushed to his assistance and found that

he had cut a deep gash in his fore

head when he fell against the building. He was taken to his home in the

police patrol;

Boyle WcoMolli's YabloisS Version of

A very enjoyable -meeting of Ham-1

mond Temple No. 73 Pythian Sisters

took place last evening In the K. of P.

Hall in South Hohman street. Follow

ing the business meeting a short musl-j

cal program was given. The program

Included both vocal and Instrumental

selections, every number of which was

enjoyed.' Refreshments were served during the ' social hour. The meeting was In charge of Mrs. S. E. Swaim and

the members of her committee. It was

the regular monthly social meeting and

a large number of members were pres

ent to enjoy the evening's entertain

ment. In two weeks the members will

meet again and the usual program j

will be followed.

Yesterday afternoon the members of the G. I. A. to the B. of L. E. had a

very enjoyable session in the K. of P. j

Hall ln South Hohman street. It was

the afternoon for the regular semi

monthly meeting and the members en

tertained several of the Grand Officers

of Chicago and a number of the mem

bers of the Gary division which was organized recently. There was also a large attendance of local .members. The The Grand President. Mrs. Murdock, the following Grand Orantxers: Mra.

Merrill. Mra. Miller and Mrs. Stetler of

Chicago were present. A class of can

didates was Initiated during the after

noon. The social hour followed the

regular lodge aession. An elaborate banquet was served. The tables were decorated attractively with flowers lor the occasion. Another meeting will be

held In two weeks and the usual pro

gram will be followed.

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3UY 'EM EAISLY

There was a meeting of the Court

of Honor last evening in Wels Hall in State street. There was the usual routine of business. During the social

hour dainty refreshments were esrveo.

The social hour was passed very pleas

antly. A number of members were tn

attendance at the meeting. The meet-1 Ing night has been changed from Mon-! day to Friday and the next meeting will be held In two weeks on Friday

nd the usual program will be followed.

Get your shoes cleaned and dyed at

the Bijou shoe shining parlor. Roy McCool, 175 E. State street. 15-18-21

Mr. and Mrs. A. M. DeWeese of Rlm-

The Reilley-Perring hat shop wishes

to announce their display of French

patterns and tailored hats Friday an

(Saturday, March 14 and 15, 701 South

bach avenue went to Lima, O., today to Hohman street. The public ia cordially

remain until Sunday evening the guests invited. S-14-It

of Mr. DeWeese's mother.

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Mrs. Henry Tieche of Detroit street

returned home last evening from Brant, Mich., where she has spent several weeks the guest of her daughter, Mrs.

Stanley Crane. v Mrs. Nicholas Emmerling and daugh

ter. Eltessa saw Maude Adams in "Peter Pan" at the Illinois theater In Chicago this afternoon. Mrs. M. M. Bruce. Mrs. .W. F. Brunt and daughter, Genevive, Mrs. A. L.

Murray, and daughter and Mrs. E. A. Gilson formed a matinee party in Chi

cago today to see Maude Adams In "Peter Pan"; at. the Illinois theater. .

Is your house cold when you reach

home? Get a Gas Heating Stove. No

Ind. Gas A Elec. Co.

Try a La Vendor cigar. Adv.

it's arood.

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