Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 244, Hammond, Lake County, 19 March 1913 — Page 2
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A nH IDE'S PART. i A very pretty bride's party was given by the Misses Emily and " Bertlia Kbert at their, home In South Hohman xtreet last evening coinplimenUry to Miss Bertha Maleltske whose marriage to James McQuaid of Indiana Harbor will.be an event of the near future. The Hisses Kbert were hostesses at a towel shower and the bride-elect received many beautifully embroidered towels as gifts from, the young: women of the X. N. Kmbroidery Club who were the only guetss at the party. It was the evening for the regular club meeting and the shower was kept a surprise for Miss Maleitske. After a few hours spent pleasantly with their needle work the guests were invited into tne dining room for refreshments. A beautifully appointed luncheon was served in three courses. At each cover was a little doll daintily costumed. These were given as favors. The appointments were In white and pink and the decorations at the table were very-beautiful. - A bowl of pink and white sweet peas decorated the cente rof; the table and there were candles topped with dainty and pretty shades. The next cluo party will be given at the home of the MIscs Fedder In East State street Tuesday evening-. March. '25th. " It will be a thimble party. , AV AFTER.NOON- PARTY. Mrs. TV. J. Whinery entertained the members of the Optimistic Club very delightfully yesterday afternoon at her home In East State street. The honor fruests were Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Fred Kauer of Lawrenceburg, Indiana who are here on a visit. The guests spent the afternoon until four o'clock with their needle work after which they were invited Into the dining room for rfreshments. A dainty luncheon vai served in two courses. The table was decorated very prettily with roses and carnations. A color scheme was carried out In white and pink. The flowers were given as favors. The next ' meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs. John E. Wolf In East State street Tuesday afternoon, March loth. Those present yestercay were Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Fred Kauer of Lawrenceburg, Ind., Mrs. E. W. Dinwiddle. Mrs. William H. Meyers, Mrs. 111!
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Dell Woir. A SOCIAL larilKHlXfi. A delightful evening was spent by the Loyal Sons and Loyal Daughters classes of the First Christian church in the parlors of the church in Calumet avenue last evening. The members of the Loyals Sons Class acted as host, and the entertainment they planned was vcr much enjoyed. After a- program of games and contests a supper was served. The covers were laid at there tables. The refreshments were prepared and served by the boys. The following are the class members who acted as hosts last evening: Edward Hess. Claude Hudson, Carl Lange. Frank Child, Bruce Cordua. Edward Ford, Gomer Evans, Clyde Itudson, Milo Reed, Earl Dockery, Earl McQuiston. Russell Wilson. Carl Neiderhardt, Leslie Miller, Percy Harmer, Paul Marquardt. Elmer Stone, ' Clifford Smith, Ord Granger, Elmer Peterson, Edgar Sohl, Ermil Reed, James Magulre, Phillip Passage, and the class teacher, Levi Golden. A number of the young women of the Loyal Daugnters class were present. Their teacher, Mrs. Milner was also present. Wit, MEKT FRIDAY. The .Standard Bearers will meet with Miss Edith McConnell at her home in Doty street Friday evening. It will be the regular monthly study meeting, the study for the evening being devoted to the chapter in the text book on '"China's Revolutionary Work." A very interesting program has been arranged. It is desired that many members attend the meeting;. ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY. Sirs. Ella Hageman will have the members of the A. D. Q. Club as her guests Thursday evening. It will be a thimble party and the guests will devote the evening to their needle work. BOY SCOCT8 MEET. The Junior Boy Scouts haa a very interesting meeting last Monday evening in the parlors of the First Baptist church in East Sibley street. A number of boys were present. Three new members were enrolled. Taere was a E YOUR and up
short buslneis session after which the time was spent socially. The Buffalo Patrol Is leading In the Patrol Content and In the Five Hundred Point Contest, L. Forline is still In the lead. The eontests are proving very Interesting. The next meeting will occur Monday e;eu ing, March 24th. ." A SOCIl. MK.KTIMti. The social department of the baptist Women's I'nion has arranged a delight -rul program for the meeting tomorrow afternoon. The meeting will be held In the parlors of the church. All women of the church and congregation am Invited and H I desired thai there la a large attendance at the meeting. After the following program refresh
ments-will be served: Piano Solo ...Mrs. George Houser Heading. Miss Mildred Carter Vocal Solo- Mrs. Sprout Reading Mm. W. H. Meyers Violin Solo Charles Grtswold MOVE FROM HAMMOND. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. AVaite have taken up their residence at Indiana Harbor and are at home at 3403 Block .avenue. Mrs. Watte was formerly Clark of Hammond. Miss Ruth A FAHKWKLL PARTY. A number of high school girls and boys gave a farewell party In honor of Miss Margaret Callahan last evening at her home in Highland, street. Miss Callahanwlll leave Hammond with Mr. and Mrs. Mas Kline the first of April lo make her future home In Laporte. Indiana. The party last evening was given as a surprise to Miss Callahan. Dancing and music and games were the features of the evening. A dainty luncheon was- served. The following young people were guests at the party: Misses Madeline Gastel. Florence Wilson, Helen Meyers, Ethel Hlrsrh, Myrtle Huehn, Emma Swanton, Caroline Hesa, Lydla Wolters, Eva Newell, and Messrs. Phillip Hodson. Clure Purge, Raymond Mette, Norman Bridge, Luclan HIrsch, Clifford Hudson. CrrH Burge. Virgil Whltaker. William Swanton, Robert Smith, Howard Ewert. Emit Bauer, Walter Hess. Harold Cleveland and eonard Moran. A FAMILY REISIOX. Mr.' and Mrs. John McLean. 48$ Hoffman street are entertaining Mr. Mc Lean's mother and two brothers, Wil liam and Robert who are In Hammond for an indefinite period. It has been twenty years since Mr. McLean nas seen his relatives and twenty-five years since he has had any word from them. Mr. Mr. McLean came to America twen ty-eight years ago his parents lived in Garagh County, Ireland. His father has since died. Only a short time ago Mr. and Mrs. McLean wrote to the pos master at Derry. Ireland who forwarded the letter to relatives of Mr. McLean's in Scotland and through them the mother and brothers were located In Montreal. Canada. Within six weeks after receipt of the letter they were on their way to Hammond. The reunion has been a very happy on. A STIDY MEETING. The members of the Hammond Jewish Literary Society will meet Thursday evening in the Sabbath school rooms In the Rlmbach building. The meeting is called for eight o'clock. Miss Mao Arkln will rend "The Merchant of Venice." The evening's program will be very interesting and It Is desired that there Is large attendance of members at the meeting. MEETING WAS POSTPONED. The meeting of the Ideal Book Club which was anounced would take place last evening wast postponed for another week for the convenience of the members. Next Tuesday evening the members of the club will be entertain at the home of Mrs. "Alva A. Young In Calumet avenue. The evening will be devoted to the discussion of current magazine articles and books. AX AFTERNOON PARTY. Mrs. O. H. Clover is entertaining at a thimble party this afternoon at her home In East State street. Her guests for the afternoon are the members of the I. G. R. Club. The time will be spent pleasantly with needle work. GRANTED A LICENSE. A marriage liense was granted Harry A. McMullen of Hammond and Miss Opal Jones of Crawfordsville, Ind.. in Chicago today. MRS. THOMPSON A HOSTESS. Mrs. J. W. Thompson, 501 HolTman street will be at home to trie members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Pine street Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon. IS IMPROVING. Mrs. Joseph Kasper who has been very ill for a number of weeks at the Chicago hospital, 49th and Cottage Grove avenues, Chicago Is improving nicely. She was able to sit up for a short tlma yet?rday and it is believed that she will be able to be removed- to her home at 289 East State street Fri day-. Her Hammond friends will be glad to learn of her recovery. A THIMBLE PARTY. A pleasant afternoon will be spent by the members of the G. I. A. Embroidery Club who were invited to meet With Mrs. C. W. DcLcng at her home In East Sibley street today. ,The afternoon will be devoted to needle work. It was first announced that the meeting would be held with Mrs. Ccle but other arrange ments were made later. MRS. HIRSCH A HOSTESS. Mrs. Dave Hirsch is entertaining the Were you born under a lucky star Oriental Astrology will tell you this and reveal many more events tn your life that will help and Interest you. Do not be deceived by ofTera of VOl'H FORTUNE TOLD FREE. ASTUREL. Lon-a don's Great Astrologer will ad- vise you on all matters of life. home, business, changes. 'T . aPecuitlon, best :t- A.418 t0 plant. etc. Send 10c for Veetu -m f "FATE." louU and plco of birth lf pos-lly sible), state If married, or single, and A 8 T U R E I. will send you a FREE Reading of your life to Introduce "FATE" and his entirely new system of reading lives. Addreast G. H. BRA TEL. Yf Bureau 107-K 15, Vicarage r.ate. nenaingteB, LoadOB. V LnKland.
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member of the Jewish Ladles' Aid Society at her tiornn In South Huhmtn street this afternoon. Definite plana will be made for the whist party to be g.ven early In April. Other business r.f Important will ,be transacted, The place , of meeting. wa changed from Mr, ."Kvana', 'hoiutt'ia the homo of Mr, tilrach, ' 1 PAHMMT t l.l N MEttTtNO. The Parents' Club of tl West Hammond school will have lt regular monthly hum-tin Thursday afternoon at the Wentworth school. The meeting will bo called at thlee o'clock.- A Urge attendance of member in dcnlicd hi the meeting n ttit cutmnlit'c htta an Important report t.i make. Th following 1'ioat am w HI l,u l v it: Kindergarten eKeiclat. n citation KlUahfUi Wiiry Adresa. Itev, K. , Fraley lircttaUoit, , t ,,,,, .Martha Karr Mlf . , , , , , NIMh ilradt)
HOLD MONTHLY MM'.TING. The rt-tiuUr mcelltm of lh Patent' club of tho l.ntujflla At hoot wm hnld In the kinderKartrrt room Tudv aft ernoon, March IS, The V, C, T, V. had charge of the program, which wa u follows: Piano olvMr, Achfnbach, Reading Mr. MeCailtn, Vocal solo--.. Mia, Hprmit, Reading Mrs. Yp, "Why teach temperance to tMt d ren ?' Piano solo Mia. Well Mrs. tlrunurr then nave a ahort talk. after which aha tirttttMl a copy of the "Mfe of Fririor- K. Wtltard" to the school. After all buatnaaa waa tianaacted tha meeting waa clotted with a abort pray er by Mrs. tlranger. The next meeting will he held on the evening of Friday. April 1. A good, program will b prepared and a large attendance la desired, Dr. and Mrs. C, W. Campbell of Ruth street have returned from Hunker Hilt where they visited their daughter, Mrs. W. E. Klndlg and Mr, Klndlg for a few days. Miss Jessie MacLeod Is reported to be quite ill at her home, 410 Cedar street. She has been 111 for more than a week. A little son, weighing nine and one. half pounds, was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Klndlg at their home In Bunker Hill last Sunday morning. The little man has been given the name of By ron Jaul Klndlg. Mrs. Kindig was formerly Miss Faye Campbell of Ham mond. She Is a daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Campbell. Mrs. David Nichols of Hoffman street la a Chicago visitor today. Jerome Collins, who is attending St. Joseph's college at Rensselaer, will ppend the Raster vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C Collins, at their home In Summer street. Madame Costello has moved from 218 Truman avenue to 77 State street, which will be her address In the fu ture. Buy your magazines, dally paper and periodicals at the Bijou shoe htn Ing parlors. JRoy McCool. 175 East State street. 14-17-19 Lodge Assemblies The regular meeting of Silver Light Hive L. O. T. M. will be held this even ing In the K. of P. Hall in South Hoh man street. Plans wll be made for the supper to be served March 29th Other business of Importance will be transacted and It is desired that there is a large attendance of members at the meeting. After the business meet Ing there will be a social session. This afternoon the members f Wil Hant H. Calkins W. It. C. No. 248 are meeting in the I. O. O. F. Hall In Eas State street for their regular semi monthly meeting. The usual business and social program will be followed - Members of Progressive Court No. 166 Tribe of Ben Hur met in the K. o IK Hall In South Hohman street las evening for their regular semi-month ly meeting. The usual program wa followed. After the business meeting a pleasant time was spent socially. Re freshments were served during th so eial hour. Plans were mado to meet again In two weeks on the evening o April 1st. It is desired that there I a large attendance at the meeting. program may be arranged for the even ing but no definite arrangements were made for it last evening. More than one hundred members and guests were In attendance at the meet ing of Oermanla liebeckah Lodge las evening-. , The meeting was held in th 1. O. U. 1'. nail in Kast State street Among the guests were a number o members of Moltke Lodge. After th regular lodge session a banquet was served. Covers were laid at eigh tabls In the banquet room. A feature of the meeting -was the initiation of cias oi eignt candidates. The nex meeting of German i:i Rebeckah Lodge will be held in two weeks on the even Ing of April 1st. The usual business and social program will be followed. COMING TO THE HAMMOND THEATER Scats will be placed on sale today at the Orpheum box office for the engagement of "The Spring Maid," a musical gem picturing a sparkling life that is charmimf? . The spirit of gayCarlsbad, with its mlschiem making girls an$ the audiclous . officers; the lnurry humor of the land of strolling players, the dainty ' fascination of the legendary story of the haunted rabbit and the huntsman, the wood nymphs and the, usual ballat scenes and adorable dresses are In it with light laughter and song. . , The cast numbers many prominent artists of note headed by the celebrated prima donna Marguerite Wrelght and Charles McNaughton, one of England's foremost players supported by Jack Raffael. Reese, It. -Reese. Anna Orr. Charles H. Hart. Tillie Salinger, David Bennett and Orpha Hewes. the
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premier leneue. Tha Kpeciat Metropolitan orchestra arrlej by the company is an import ant part of the organization, pcenlo production or general beauty ind the splendor of the costuming is typical of the Werba & Luescher standard. BE MERRY TODAY FOR TOMORROWWILL BE CLOUDY From the land of sun and cotton this region Is getting its weather today. Southern breezes blowing briskly will keep the atmosphere warm while tle cold waves In the northwest keep away. The. two contenders for temperature supremacy, however, are waging a bat tle, according to the weather bureau, and tomorrow will be cloudy. .' "Today and tonight will be warm and fair, but tomorrow clouds will gather," declared the weather man. Tomorrow night there may be a lit tle rain and It will be a trie colder." LEDERER ADDS SHOE DEPT. Believing that there will be enough patronage for another up-to-date shoe store. Dave Lederer, one of Hammond's leading haberdashers, has addd i full line of young men's up-to-date foot wear to his store at 66 llohmah at. Mr. Lodcrer has secured the services of a shoe expert from Chicago, who will. i;ave charge of that department. A large assignment of the latest styles are now on display and ar rangements are being made to hold a grand opening some time the first part of next month. A feature in the line cf shoes which will be placed on sale Is a $4 line of union made shoes. Building Permits. Few permits of Importance were granted at the city hall during the past week, the building activity being unusually quiet, according to Building Inspector E. E. Cole he does not ex pect much activity In Hammond until warmer weather sets in. as the con tractors and owners wUl not take out any permits until the frost Is out of the ground. A large number of permits have been Issued for repair work. Lot 17. Phillips' addition. JS2 Sheffield avenue, 24x42x14. Charles Beyer, owner; Beeta AReed. contractors $2,800 Lot 7. Oakland addition, 26x52x 24, 911 Calumet avenue: J. H. McGuln. owner; L A. Cox, contractor 4.000 Brick fiat building, at 23 Highland street, 29x44x20, block 1, Homewood addition; A. A. Cohen, owner; Cooper, contractor Lot 2, 156 Sheffield avenue. 24x 48x20, Frank Hence, owner contractor 3. Lot 14. block 3. Hoffman's addition. 345 Towie street. 23x42x9. Stewart Scrcns. owner and ;oo contractor 1.500 SHELBY. Another blizzard visited this region last Sunday. John N. gangers has broken ground for his new house. Blue birds, robbins and meadow larks have made their appearance once more. . Neal Browne and Block have Just unloaded a lHrge car of cedar posts for the big farm which they purchased. Mrs. F. Tutllc and Grace Clark of Lowell were In Shelby last week, visiting friends. Four or five teams stopped over night at the Shelby hotel on their way to Hammond to work on -the gravel road. Mrs. Alias Sanders Is visiting with hef sister, Mrs. 'Addia Cross. Mr. Jones has moved Into one of Neal Brown's houses nearby where Mr. Brown lives. The teachers of the Shelby school who attended the Institute at Lowell last Saturday were Prof. Dickey, Miss Luedtke. Miss Wilson and Miss Hyers. Miss Myers wss accompanied by Mary Kaiembla. Louise Dorsch, Vivian Rumsey and Emma Ahlgrlm. Some of her seventh grade pupils who dramatised a selection, giving the other teachers present a glimpse of the school work In her room. Their work waa highly complimented. Charles Kimmet and- Walter Flnspahr of the firm of John Kimmet were down to help unload lumber last week. flcst. when and where you want It. Get a Gas Heating Stove. No. Ind. Gas & Eiec. Co
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j BTJRNHAIX Mr. and Mrs. VTllllanii Fink and children of Grant's Pass, 6re., are here vlsitln'g the Utter's relatives in Hegewlach and P.urnham. Mrs. W. II. Smith and daughter Neta of Park jivnue spent llonday In Chicago shopilngTi Dr. Oflor ot Hammond spent Monday afteirnoon' here on important busness. i , Mrs. IVa'ter Combs ani Mrs. William Kchrocder of Park avenue were Hammond shoppers yesterday. Mrs. Ralph Clarkson of Center avenue was an out-of-town visitor Monday morning. The I. H. B. in crossing the Western Indiana tracna Monday morning by a drawbar pulling out delayed the traffic on the Western Indiana and the Nickel Plate railroads, making all trains on both the roads aoout one hour late. Samuel Burnham of Center avenue transacted business In Chicago on Monday. A number- from here attended the Eastern Star lodge at Ilegewisch on Monday evening. MliRRILLVILLJS. Jt B. Price returned "fast evening from Chicago, where he had visited his wife, who is at Wesley hospital. . Mrs. Klla Demmon and aon Clarence spent Sunday at Kouts with friends. As Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Blachly were returning from East Chicago Sunday afternoon, when near Black Oak they had the misfortune to break an axle of their machine. Mrs. Sullivan, who has Hed in this vicinity a great many years and made ATI
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