Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 253, Hammond, Lake County, 7 April 1913 — Page 2
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CELEBRATES A X X I V E K S A R Y . Mrs. A. H. Tapper entertained a number of children very charmingly yesterday afternoon at her home in Ann street in honor of her daughter, Getchen. The party celebrated Miss Getchen's twelfth birthday anniversary and she recived many pretty gifts In remembrance of the day. The guests at the party were the members of her class In school. There were twenty-one present. They played games and spent the afternoon In a delightful social way. A luncheon was' served in two courses. The hours of the party were from two until six o'clock. MISS KXOTTS A HOSTESS. Miss Dollie Knotts very charmingly entertained a small company of friends
last Saturday evening at her home in Muenich Court in honor of her house guests, the Misses Nell and Kate Hanlion of Laporte, Ind. The evening was spent pleasantly with cards and music. The musical program was given after several games of '500"' had been played.
The games were played progressively
at two tables. At ten-thirty o'clock a
prettily appointed luncheon was served in two courses. The Misses Hannon concluded their visit in Hammond yesterday. Miss Knotts had as her guests at the party the Misses Mabel and Lulu Sherby, Bertha and Beatrice Hansen. Elizabeth "Webber, Marguerite Knotts and Xell and Kate Hannon. AX APRON SALE. The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church will have an Apron Sale Saturday, April 19th in the parlors of the church in South Hohman street to which the public is invited. The members of the society will oger
for. sale many articles of needle work!
Temperance Legion addressed the young people of the city on the temperance question with the result that a young people's branch of the Loyal Temperance Legion was organised. It will be under the leadership of Mrs. James Graves. The first meeting of the young people will be held Tuesday evening, April 8th at the home of Mrs. H. E. Granger. 488 Central Place. Vlco presidents will be appointed representing the various churches of the city. The young people have some splendid : plans in view for the near future and all interested in this national organization are invited to the meeting Tuesday evening. The following are the officers:
President Frieda Hallberg. Secretary Agnes Maguire. Treasurer Grace Fisher. Vice President . from the Baptist church Ruth Webster. Vice President from the Christian church Verna Sliger. Miss Rowan also organized the children of the city into a Loyal Temperance Legion. Mrs. James Graves was
and refreshments will also be served for a small sum. The proceeds of the sale will be used for the benefit of the church. The sale was postponed from last Saturday until the nineteenth of the month on account of the school vacation and the absence of a number of the members from the city.
Clothes-fit and clothescomfort at purse-fit prices can be had at YOUNG MEN'S TAILORS B. GREENBERG, Prop. 61 State Street Hammond -:- Indiana
A SIRPRISB PARTY. A delightful party was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde I?owma?i last Saturday evening. The party was
given as a surprisel to Mr. Bowman and
celebrated his birthday anniversary. He
received a, number of pretty gifts in re
membrance of the day. The home was decorated very prettily with carnations and roses. Games were played after
which an elaborate three course luncheon was served. Among the guests
were the following form out of town: Mr. and Mrs. Nlmon and children
Florence, Harry, Helen, and George;
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Osborn and daughter
Alice; Mr. and Mrs. G. Thonert and children Alice and Albert all of Kast Chi
cago. The Hammond guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. G. Nist, Mr. and Mrs. C. Glick and
daughter Grace, Mr. and Mrs. J. Martinson and daughter Olive, Mr. and Mrs. William Tamm, the Mlses Gllck and Tamra and Messrs. Clem Bowman, Galvin Bowman. George Prest and Charles Schroeder. ORGANIZE SOCIETY HERE. . Two splendid organisations were perfected yesterday - afternoon at the Fir.it Christian church under the direction of the W. C. T. tr. Miss Edna Rowan. National Secretary of the Loyal
I chosen from the W. C. T. I, as the superintendent of the children's work. 1 Over twentv children wer enrrtllarl
and the first meeting was set for Friday afternoon at four o'clock at the Firts Christian ehurch. All children are invited. The officers are as follows:
Superintendent Mrs. James Graves. President Grace Merrill. .: Vice President Delbert Austin. . Secretary Helen Weeks. Treasurer Raymond Litzan. Captain from the Christian churchEllis Granger. Captain from the Pine street Presbyterian church Willie Davis.
The Misses Zoe and Margaret Bush spent Sunday with Mrs. George Bowes at her home in Chicago.
Miss Gardia Merrlott of Williams street has returned from a week's visit with friends and relatives in Ionia.,
COMIXO EVENT. ThU evening the member ml St. Agar ;lud of St. PaaU Episcopal ch lurch will be entertained by the preallet. Mlm Una Lindner at her home la Lincoln venae. Went Hammond. The Lake County Humane Society
vIH have Ha regular meeting thin evening la Dr. Wataoa'a office la the Ilanamoad building. The meeting will be called at Meven-thlrty -'eloek. The member a of the Alumal Aaaorlatttm ef the Hammond High achool will meet thla evening at aevea-thtrty o'clock In the Central achool building. There will be a meeting of the Garfield Club thla evening la the parlors of the First Christian church la Caluemet avenue. i The meeting of the art committee of the Hammond AVoman'a Club which wan announced would take plaee thla afternoon wan postponed for one week. Oa
the afternoon of April 14 Mra. W. J. Moraa will entertain the membera of the eommlttee at her home la Wllllama atreet. Wednesday, April the membera of the Women's Guild of St. Paul's Eplaeopal ehurch will nerve noon-day luneh for twenty-five eeata la the pariah room In Hlmbach avenue. The bourn ror nerving will be from twelve until two o'clock. The public la Invited. Mlaa (intrude Herbat will have the young women , of the N. N. Embroidery Club an her gueata Tuesday evening at
her home la South Hohmaa afreet. Mra. Rrose Bond of East State atreet
1 will be hoateaa at a thimble party Tuesday afternoon. Her gueat a will be the membera of the Optimistic Club. Tomorrow afternoon the member of the K. S. T. Club will meet at a thimble party at the home of Mra. J. P. Oero In May atreet. Mrs. Thomaa Mrara will entertain the membera of the Ideal Book Club at her home In Calumet avenue Tuesday evening. April 8th. I The Baptist Brotherhood will have Ha
ILodge Assemblies
Last Saturday evening the members
of the Dorcas Lodge of Rebekahs met
in the I. O. O. F. Hall in East State street for their regular weekly meeting. There was a large attendance of the membership at the meeting. A class of candidates was initiated during the
evening, following the lodge session a pleasant time was spent socially. The
next meeting will occur Saturday, April 12 and the usual business and social program will be followed.
The regular semi-monthly meeting of Triumph Council No. 11 D. of L. will
take place this evening In I. O. O. F.
nan in East State street. After the
business meeting a short time will be
spent socially.
Tomorrow evening the members of
Golden Rule Council No. 1 D. of L. will
meet for their regular semi-monthly
meeting in the K. of P. Hall In South
Hohman street. The usual business
and social program will be followed.
All members of Victoria Council No,
329 Royal League who are going to Chicago Tuesday, April 8th will meet
at the Nickel Plate depot to take the
6:28 train.
monthly banquet Tneaday evening la the parlor of the ehurch la Eaat Sibley atreet.. Dr. Haynea of Chleaaro will
guest of her sisters in Berwyn, 111., the adores the gathering. past week has returned to Hammond.! The Woman Foreign Missionary So-
Mlch. s Miss Blanche Nixon who has been the
Miss Marselle Murray has returned
from a visit with relatives In Hoopston. 111. ...... . . j The Misses Ruth Wooden, Gertrude Shearer and Adele Dunbar have returned from their visit in Rogers Park, : Chicago. . They were entertained by Miss Martha Pratt. ! Mrs. Klrkham will . leave today for hef home lnVruotv Mich., After spend- I ing the past three weeks in Hammond the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Harrington at her home in May street.
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meet In the aoelal rooms of the church Tuesday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock for It regular monthly meeting. A program baa been arranged for the afternoon. Mra. J. W. Savery at her home In Rlmbaeh a venae will entertnla the membera of the W. R. Ci Embroidery Club Wedneaday afternoon. ' The monthly inweetlng of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Presby
terian ehurch - will take plaee Friday afteraoon at the, home of Mra. Elisabeth Shields In Carroll street. Mra. Shields and Mr. Charles Wilson will be the hostesses. A special meeting of the directors of the Settlement House haa been called for Taeaday . afteraoon. The meeting will be held la the Settlement Honse at State atreet at three o'eloek. Mrs. B. L. P. Bell of South Hohman street wtl leatertala the membera of the Marquette Club at a eae o'eloek luaeheoa and bridge party Friday afternoon of this week- at the Hammond Country C'lub. Parrls C. Ureeuly of the I nlverslty of Chicago will give a stereoptlran lecture with views from The World la Chicago" at the First Methodist church la Runell atreet Tuesday evealng nt Ti4.1 o'clock. The lecture will be free to the public. The Mondny Dinner Club will have a party at the Haramoad Country Club thla evening. After the dinner - the aueats will enjoy cards and danelna.
I The members of the Women's Auxil
iary to the Vmlveraity Club have postponed the bridge party which waa scheduled for tomorrow until Tuesday afternoon, April 15th. The party will be given la the I alveralty club rooms In South Hohmaa atreet.
Reporter Is 111. Leslie J. Parry of Thb Time re
portorial staff is quite ill with quinsy and has gone to his home at Crown
Point, where he Is under medical care
Death of Babe.
The infant son of William Robinson
463 Sibley street. West Hammond, who
died yesterday morning, was burled at Oak Hill cemetery this afternoon. The
Rev. Frank Fraley of the First M. E
church officiated.
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Take the front panel only, from your soap wrappers, and washing powder coupons to our Branch Premium Department in the store of Strata foe fclusic (Do. 629 Si Hohman St. N. B. If not convenient to yoti to present the wrappers at abovenamed store, mail same direct to us, enclosing five 2-cent stamps to cover postage, and we will mall spoons direct to you, postpaid.
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Miss Cora Rosenbaum returned to her home in Hanna, Ind.. last Friday after a few week's visit with Hammond relatives. She was a guest at the home of her aunt. Mrs. Krnest Darling in Lewis street. Miss Rosenbaum formerly lived in Hammond. Miss Hester Kindling of Chicago was the house guest of Miss Hedwig Thum of Webb street during the past week
end. Mrs. S. A. Rell of South Hohman street is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Sanger of Lowell. Ind. , Miss Gleason of Feru, Ind., is the guest of Mrs. M. J. lermedy, at her home in Highland street.
Miss Nina Rettit has returned f rom DeefjS Are Accepted.
ALLERTON MURDER
CASE ON
Fred Allerton was placed on trial in
Judge Lawrence Becker's court today
for the killing of Peter Creatsoulas in
a poolroom in Gary. A fight resulted
in the shooting occurred Dec 16. th
night after Christmas, and the victim
of the Shot died Feb. 10.
The trial of the case Is to be in th
hands of J. A.. Patterson, representin
the state, assisted by Attorney Ralph
AN . Ross. The defense will be repre
sented by Attorney Rapier of Oary
Fred Allerton Is half Indian and half
negro. He is said to have hid some
position on the Chicago Journal. He
is brighter than would be expected of
a half breed of that sort. The case i
expected to take three or four da:, s.
YOUNG MEN
CAUSE DAMAGE
Five young fellows yesterday had
"friendly altercation" which consisted
of some rather rough horse play. In front of the grocery of Herod and Wadas. 150th street and Magoun avenue. East Chicago, and the result was the shottering of a sheet of plate glass valued at $150. The young men then ran away. The Incident was witnessed by a number, but none who saw it seem to have been acquainted with the identity of the miscreants. Mr. Herod complained to the police, who have detailed a man to look into the matter and it Is expected that some arrests will be made before the day is over.
do their share of the work as soon as possible and are working strenuously to this end.
Rev. Alexander Monroe of the Con
gregational church will go away for a
acatlon this week, to his farm in Illi
nois. Durln her husband's absence Mrs. Monroe will visit her daughter, Mrs. Leiferman.ln Chicago.- '',
It will be necessary for the Moose
to become a regular reader of Thb
Times If they want to be in closer touch
with the doings of the East Chicago
lodge. It Is useless kicking about this
and the other news concerning this fast ;
growing lodge have and will have
eiual share of publicity in Thb Times. It will be a good thing if these broth
ers go forth to the hunt along With
the others to help and bring in the big
and young herd that Is still at large
by next Sunday, the "big class day" of
the order. News is coming in from the
four corners of the hunting ground of
good catches, and H is anticipated that
the number will far over-reach the
100 mark. It is wise to be wise in all things pertaining to one's own welfare.
Therefore have your catches well
trimmed and prepared and don't leave them lay for putrlfactlon, but see that
they are prepared and examined in
time and ready for the howdy."
Rev. McCullom will nil the pulpit
next Sunday in the Congregational church in the absence of Rev. Alexander Monroe. He will preach bo.th..-at
the morning and evening service. , -
The Home Economics section of the
East Chicago "Women's club meets to
night at the home of Mrs. Charles'
Johns. 4S42 Magoun avenue. There
will be a demonstrator from Chicago for the Sunshine Biscuit company present and a large attendance Is desired. Members Of all the other scetlons of the club are invited as well as those of the section under whose auspices the meeting is being held. Mrs. B. M. Cheney and Miss Lydla Evans are on the program tor papers. C. W. Lytle. former manager of the Hubbard Steel foundry of this city, whose home is now In Pittsburg, was in town yesterday and took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Freeman, going In the afternoon to the Academy of Our Lady in Chicago to visit Catoline Freeman and later going with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman to the residence of Mrs. H. E. Keough, where the party were
entertained at supper. . , There will be a meeting of the dance ; committee of the Woodmen and Royal Neighbors at Mrs. Charles Hoople's ; home In North Olcott avenue at 7:10 o'clock Tuesday evening. The dance, to which , tomorrow night's ' business appertains will take place April 12 . and the members are making a stren- j uous effort to sell as many tickets as possible for the- event. j Mr. and Mrs. William Huber enter- j talned Mr. Huber's mother and sister, Mesdames Elisabeth Huber, and Peter Heln of Crown Point over Saturday and Sunday. . Miss Lily Gorman, who has been sick for over a week with rheumatism of . the heart and pneumonia, was taken j Baturdav to St. Margaret's hospital In s
Hammond, as It was irrposslble to give her the care ehr condition requires at home. She is still in a critical cond-
tion. Have comfort in the bathroom with a Gas Heating Stove. No. Ind. Gas & Elec. Co.
NOW PLAYING WALTER LINDSAY Offers THE DISTRICT LEADER COMPANY OF 24 PEOPLE
COMING THURSDAY A STUBBORN CINDERELLA SEATS NOW ON SALE SAME LOW PRICES 10 and 20 Cents
II. D. WILLIAMS ? . Successor to Tira Dep'.t of Standard Tire and Rubber Company Slightly used Auto Tires very . cheap. Tires and Tuhes repaired promptly. All repair ... work guaranteed. :-: :: Our Prices Are Beyond Competition. PHONE HAMMOND S32
AIIIIOUIICEMEtlT A SERIES OF THREE RECITALS will be given by the faculty of the Hammond Musical College " AT '
RECITAL HALL, RIMBACH BLDG. Tickets good for the series 50 cents on sale at the College office. No single admission will he sold. First Concert April 8th Second Concert May 7th Third Concert May 28th Programs will begin at 8:15 P. M.
YOUNG VEACH TRYING AGAIN
Pulver Veach, the enterprising young son of H. W. Veach, is again working to win one of the contests which have been put on by a Chicago paper. ! He was third in the other contest and never had a chance to win, but he is nevertheless going after the bag of gold. The territory is divided into districts now and if he wins out In his district he will receive $300. Young Veach deserves - success and It would be a nice thing If the people of Hammond were to save all their coupons for him and help him out.
Miss Sadie VanDoran has returned to Hammond from a visit with relatives in Ionia, Mich. . The Misse Nell and Kate Hannon of Laporte, Ind., have returned home after a few days visit with Miss Dollle Knotts at her home in Muenich Court. Miss DeEtta Curry returned to Hammond yesterday after spending the past week with relatives in Benton Harbor, Mich. Miss Ada McKmight who has been the guest of her parents in Portage, Mich., the past week returned to Hammond yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Evans. S15 South Hohman street, left last evening for West Eaden, Ind., where they intend to spend several weeks. Joseph Au?tgen. of Sibley street Is spending a few days, visiting relatives In Milwaukee. Mr. and Mrs. John Kowlan and little Angus MacLeod of Cedar street returned home this morning after a visit with friends and relatives In Frankfort, Ind., and Cleveland, O.
Is your house cold wien you reach home? Get a Gas Heating Stove. No. an a. Gas & Elec. Co.
At the meeting of the board of pub
lic works this morning the deeds from F. Richard Schaaf and Miss Amy Jane Roberts for the extension of 116th
street were accepted. The petition of the Grover street taxpayers for an asphalt macadam pavement was accepted. The engineer's specifications for an additional five-foot strip of macadam pavement on each side of the county pavement on Sohl and Torrence streets was accepted.
What's la a name? Try WIIVEGOLD rknrtiiK tobacco and yoo'l kw ke answer McHIeScottra Tobacco Co. .
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INDIANA RARBOTJ. Don't forget that Fred Cox, 309 Parish avenue, will do a better job of wall papering for you than anybody else In this region. Phone S36W.
The dance held Saturday night under j the auspices of the Indiana Harbor
chapter of the Eastern Star at the South Bay hotel, was an even greater
success than had been expected. It
was a success both financially and so
cially, one hundred couples attending.
Mrs. James Peterka was chairman of the committee In charge of the event and she wishes to express through The
Times her appreciation of the splendid
bers of the committee. Messrs. and Mes-j PaBsion- wltn abnormal conditions of dames c. E. Bowen, L. C. Weirich. d. jthe bowels. Many wives do the same W. Saunders, Mesdames Dora reger and ! with their husbands. Jennie Welsh J. L. Johnson and W. B. an Home inJCarlyle on belng complimented upon making the affair a success. , ,. . . , , The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- e fine address made by her husband tlst church will hold a supper April 29. jthe preceding evening, remarked that The organisation will hold a meeting ' jt Would have been different had she
(Advertising Story No. 10.) AUTOTOXEMI A. "Most intelligent mothers learn to associate the little sins of children temper, contrariness and outbursts of
BAST CHICAGO Mrs. Ed. Cadman, One Hundred and Forty-fifth street and Baring avenue will entertain section A on Wednesday afternoon with a "dime tea." The literary section of the East Chicago Woman's club will meet at Mrs. W. L. Bailey's in Grasselli tomorrow. Mrs. C. C. Smith and Mrs. Harvey Jackson are spending today in the city shopping. . The Willing Workers of St. Mary's Catholic church have guaranteed $500 toward the building fund for the new school building and to this end will on Thursday evening next Inaugurate a series of pedro parties, which will be held once a month at Wetland's hall. The Willing Workers are determined to
Thursday afternoon of this week for
work. ' The Woman's Home Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet with Mrs. J. C. Dickson. 3124 Aldis avenue, tomorrow evening. The meeting Is for the annual mite box opening, and all are requested to attend and bring their mite boxes with them. Mrs. D. W. Dupes will be the leader for the evening. An Interesting program Is promised and a good time assured. The West League of the Methodist Episcopal church will give an entertainment entitled "Reveries of a Bachelor" in the future and it is de sired that all the ladies who are going to attend meet Thursday evening for rehearsal at the church. Mrs. C. C. Robinson left yesterday for an eastern trip over the B. & O. Get a Gas Heating Stove. Delay may
mean Illness. No. ln,d. Gas & Elec. Co.
neglected to give him his pill. But
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most men and women go through life
under the Influence of toxins, poisons
absorbed from their own colons, and never suspects what makes them pessimistic, dull, unhappy, taking from them the keen enjoyment of life, paralyzing their efforts with a constant iterated, "Oh what's the use?" and keeps them not ill, but never well. The above paragrph was printed In one of the medical journals that I take, under the headline: "The Basic Principal of Therapeutics." In the absence of any specific treatment for auto-Intoxication, we are forced to depend upon cholagogues, hydragogues and intestinal antiseptics and tonic treatment. . If you or any of your friends are afflicted with "that tired feeling" and any of the innumerable aches and pains that usually accompany It; I invite your early patronage. Remember I also treat eye, ear, nose and throat troubles. Diseases of women and of men, rheumatism, neuralgia, skin and venertal diseases, etc., etc. ;" DR. LEEDY SUITES 32 and 33 RIMBACH BLDG. (Over Lion Store) HAMMOND, INDIANA,