Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 278, Hammond, Lake County, 12 May 1913 — Page 2

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MRS. VI(KLEK HOSTESS. Mrs. It. O. Winckler of Mason street is entertaining' at a one o'clock luncheon today at the Country Club. Iter guests are the past and present officers of the executive board of the Hammond Woman's club and also -the chairman and vice chairman of the social committee for the past year. Mrs. VanSteenberg of Lansing: will be the only invited guest. The afternoon will be spent In playing progressive dominoes. hi sinks Mi;KTir;.

The Young ladies' Sodality of All Saints Catholic church will hold a very important meeting this evenig at All

Saints Hall in East Sibley street. The

meeting is called for 7:30 and all mem

bers are urged to be present on account

of important business.

MOZART Ml'SIC ( LI H.

The members of the Mozart Music

Club were very pleasantly entertained

Saturday evening by Mrs. I.. 1,. Boraberger and Mrs. Griffin at their home in Glendale. An interesting program was enjoyed by all. The selections were all from Chopin and were render

ed by Mrs. Lyons, Miss Jenkins. Miss

Younger and Mrs. Lawrence Becker. The next meeting which will be on

Saturday, evening. May 24 will be the last of the season. It will be 'Frolic

Night" and the hostess ia planning soma interesting features. There will also

be the election of officers. Mrs. Law

rence Becker will be the hotsess at her

home in Rimbaeh avenue. KTKHTIS TIIREK CXI US.

Mrs. Will Meyers will entertain Tuesday afternoon at her home in East State street. Her guests will be the

members of the E. S. T. Club, the Opti

mistic Club and the South Side Club

Thirty-five Invitations have been issued and Mrs. Meyers has planned an inter

esting program for the afternoons

amusement. Mrs. Claud Palmer, Mrs

Hobinson and Mrs. Ruth Webster Cross

will assist on the program. PYTHIAWS SISTERS AT HARBOR

The officials and Installing staff of

the Hammond Temple Pythian Sisters

wtnt to Indiana Harbor Saturday even

ing where they Instituted a new temple

there were thirty-five to be taken into

the new temple. Mrs. S. E. Swaim,

Most Excellent Chief, presided and the

work of her staff was so highly com

plemented that they were Invited to go to Renselaeron Tuesday, May 20 to

do the work for the district meeting,

The new temple at Indiana Harbor is

very fine one and is very proud of its success. At the close of the business

session the ladies were served with

banquet, much to the enjoyment of all

CO CURT FRIDW EVKM;. in Friday evening of this week

concert will be given by the Settle nient Association and the Human socie

ty at the Hammond opera house for the benefit of both organizations. One of

comix; i:knts. The l.adleH- Aid Society of the Flmt . K. church vlll meet wltb Mm. Rich

ard Farrell W ednesday afternoon . at

her home, 235 Mbley Htreet.

Mm. K. A. tillaon will entertain the

member f the Home Missionary Socie

ty of the PI rat M. K. church nt her

home. 20 Cnrroll street on Tuesday ft-

ernoon. I'rogram will begin at -::.

tiolden Rule Council o. 1 I. of I..

will give a ditnctnn party at Orpheuin

Hail. Thuraday evenlag. May in.

Mra. Will Meyer will entertain the

Optimistic Club, the K. S. T. Club aud the South Side Club Tuesday afternoon

at her home In Kt State street.

The N. X. Embroidery Club will meet

at the home of Mis redder In Katl

State street Tuesday evening. re die

work will he the diversion.

The Standard Hearers will meet at

the home of Mra. Adel Dunbar in Kimbach avenue Tuesday evening. It Is to

be thank offerlnK atfcht and all mei

bers are requested to attend and bring

their envelopes. A good program has

been prepared.

The L. A. of It. of It. T. No. 102 will

give a pedro party Tuesday afternoon

May 13 In I. O. O. P. Hall In State

street. The public I cordially Invited

tainment will be Miss Helen S. Brown,

daughter of President H. li. Brown of

Valparaiso University. Miss Brown has just recently returned from Europe

where she has been studying vocal culture. She has just completed a series

of concerts in New York City given un

der the auspices of the Cameo club. Miss Brown's singing during the May

festival in Valparaiso has been much enjoyed. She Is quite well known in Hammond circles. The entire program

of the concert will be anounced later.

The tickets are held at popular prices

and a good sale is anticipated.

YOl Xi I'KOPLK'S MF.ETIXJ. A mass meeting of young people was

held yesterday afternoon at the Methodist church and there was a very lare

attendance. Miss Verna Sliger president of the Young Peoples' Branch of

the W. C. T. V. presided over the meeting. Mrs. Granger president of the W.

C. T. U read the scripture lession and gave a short-talk on the Young Peoples' Branch. The following program

was enjoyed:

Reading, "The Three Bidders" Mrs.

Ruth Webster Cross.

Voca ISolo Miss Mable IrWIn. Piano Selection Mr. Alan Williams. Rally Exercise K T. L. Installation of L. T., L. officers. Temperance Song Miss Mary Mlguire. There will be another mass meeting

on Sunday, May 25 at the Christian church. i Dr. and Mrs. H . B. Hay ward spent Sunday In Crown Poitn as the guests of V. II. Hayward. Misses Norma Locklin and Florence Loveridge spent the week end as the guests of Miss Pauline Sauerman at her home in Crown Point. Miss Mamie Reiser spent Sunday with her parents in Crown Point. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Piefer of 785 Alice

street left today for an extended visit

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The May calendar for the Hammond Country Club has been issued and for the rest of the month the following pleasant entertainments have been scheduled: Thursday, the Fifteenth Evening bridge. Prizes. (Luncheon.) Saturday, the Seventeenth Members' night. Lunch. Sunday, the Eighteenth Afternoon and evening concert. 3 to 9. Special "Table de Hote" dinner, 1 to

3 p. m. Special Sunday evening supper, 6 to 8 o'clock. Wednesday, the Twenty-first Ladies' Afternoon Bridge.

.Thursday, the Twenty-second Informal Dance. (Luncheon.) 'Saturday, the Twenty-fourth

Members' night. Lunch. Sunday, the Twenty-nth Afternoon and evening- concert, 3 to !).

Snecial "Table de Hotc" dinner, 1 to

S p. m. Special Sunday evening supper f to 8 o'clock.

Friday, the Thirtieth Ladies' Afternoon bridge. Special Decoration Day dinner, 7 p. m. Dancing in evening. (Outing costume.) Saturday, the Thirty-first

Members' night. Lunch.

Miss Marie Muir and Lloyd Muir of Kansas City, Mo., are visiting at the home of their brother W. B. Muir in

Logan street.

DEATH TAKES

ANOTHER PIONEER

(Special to The Times.)

Lowell, Ind., May 12. Mrs. Ellen

Jarow died at her home in Lowell aft

er a few days' sickness of heart trou

ble, at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon

at the age of 85 years. She was one of Lowell's old and highly esteemed

citizens. Funeral services will be held 'at the Methodist church Tuesday after-

tee meetings will be In the Walnut street Presbyterian, First Baptist and Grace Memorial Presbyterian churches.

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noon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Bright, the partmental conferences will be held.

pastor, will officiate, assisted by Rev. The convention headquarters will be Weddell, pastor- of the Christian ( at Trinity Methodist church and' the church. Interment will be in the Low-: departmental conferences and commit-

ell cemetery. Deceased was born near

Baltimore. M., and with her parents, Alfred Shipley and wife, moved to Dresden. Ohio, at an early age. She is the last of a family of fifteen children.

In 1853 she was married to James

Weakley. To this union one son, Frank

Weakley. Jeweler, of this place, was

born. Her husband died in' 1S54. In 1858 she married Henry Jarow. now

deceased. Two children, Minnie, de

ceased, and N. B. Jarow, of Orleans.

Ind., were born. With her husband and family she came to Lowell in 1868, where she has resided ever since. She was well and favorably known and had

a wide circle of friends. Almost up

to the last she was clear of mind.

INSTITUTE

(Special to The Times.)

Griffith, Ind.. May 12. The last joint institute of Calumet, North and St.

John townships and the town of Grit

nth, Highlands, Munster and Dyer, was held here Saturday. A good institute

program was carried out in the forenoon. After a banquet dinner served by the Busy Bee society an excellent

She musical program was given by Griffith

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strained her back a week ago, which, it is thought," had something to do with her death. She had been a remarkably clear-minded woman and loved to converse with her many acquaintances.

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CHRISTIAN CHURCH CONVENTION STARTS Huge State Gathering Opens at Indianapolis This Morning.

talent In the town hall. A large number of citizens were present end a most enjoyable close was had to the year's institute work. A great deal of credit and thanks are due those who took part in the afternoon's program, and the willingness with which each did what he could to make it a success shows only too plainly the excellent school spirit there Is in the community.

A SAD COINCIDENCE. (Special to The Times.) Whiting, Ind., May 12. There was a queer coincidence in the death of the

twins of Mr. and Mrs. John Vmlaff of Keece avenue, In Robertsdale. The twins, a boy and a girl, were four months of age. The girl had been 111 for several days, but the boy seemed very well and healthy. On Saturday morning it was realized that the child could not recover and at S o'clock she passed away. Without warning the twin brother expired within five minutes after his sister died. The funeral took place yesterday at

G. D. HELGEN CHIROPRACTOR ( lvl-ro-pro k-t o r ) Successor to J. M. Jones, D. C. formerly located at 652 Hohman Street. Lady Chiropractor In Aattendanca Of flee t3 State Street Over (Jem Theatre. Phone 162 HAMMOND. IND.

Ices were being conducted by Rev. Benedict Rajeany the two little caskets stood side by side. The interment was at Hammond, the funeral jbeing under the direction of Undertaker liaran.

Miss Blossom Robinson , at the Orpheum.

Ministers of the Christian churches

In the various cities around here left 1 today for the convention of the Chris- i tlan churches of Indiana, which began ; in Indianapolis Monday, is the only offi- j

cial gathering of the congregations of pt. John's church, and while the serv' this denomination held in the stati-. ; .

Unlike many other religious institutions, the Christian church has no central body which exercises authority over th congregations. But a mass meeting of the membership of the church is held each year, and this is the meeting which will begin Monday, and continue until Thursday evening. No attempt is made to limit the num

ber of delegates which an individual congregation may send, for the conven

ts purely democratic, and as no matters of discipline or policy are passed on by the convention, no attempt is made at providing proportionate representation. The various departments of church activity however, are organized, and these various societies make their annual reports at the state convention.

U. C. of K. C. Wins. The Unity Council K. of C. team of Hammond held a swatfost at the Bessemer park at South Chicago yesterday afternoon by bringing home the large end of a 20 to 9 score from the Santa Maria council aggregation of South Chicago. Although the game was not featured b many Interesting plays the Unity Council squad held full sway in their slugging bee. Hammond still retains first place in the K. of C. suburban league. Desmond and McShane composed the battery for Hammond and at no time were they in danger of Santa Maria council gaining the lead. Next Sunday the loeat team will line up against the Harvey K. of C.' at Harrison park.

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