Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 284, Hammond, Lake County, 19 May 1913 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Monrlav, May 19, 1913.
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mond young people. Panclnjr win beRin at eigrht-thtrty o'clock. Mr. Walsh will direct the musical program for the evening-.
AITKSU tU.llKVUV.l. Mrs Emma Roberts and Mrs. Alice
Itunvon left Hammond last eveninsr for
One of the prettiest of the week en.l' Tndian nnolis where thev will attend the
social events was the bridge dinner at nebeckah Assembly which will be in which Dr. and Mrs. T. Edwin Bell en- Beslsiou today and tomorrow. Mrs. tertalned Saturday evening at their ; rberts and Mrs. Runyon will reprehome. 51 Webb street. Their puosts spnt the Dorcas Lodge of Rebeckahs at for the evening were the members of tne meeting, the Saturday Evening Bridge Club.
Dinner cards were laid for twelve puests. The dinner was served in five courses at seven o'clock. Bouquets of beautiful white and pink peonies decorated the table. Bridge whist was played progressively at .three tables
A I'HETTV PARTY. Mrs. Alfred Sherby entertained very charmingly at a linen shower last Sat
urday evenig at her home In Wilcox
street. The party was given In com
pliment to Miss Lulu Sherby, whose marriage to Alphonse, Dorsey will be an event of the near future. The party
I was a ver ypretty otw, the decorations . I - tit a 1iilnn f nnm rt si fl t n t n er rw rrt Vv r
. .....- v. - carried out In shades of pink. The
a nu uunirco a. x. turn uuilir? in . I cl ; , , . , , - . , nn .r..t tv... m : luncheon table was decorated very
, i , V. . " ,7 . i beautifully with pink kllarney roses seven o'clock dinner and bridge party. . ,, j and carnations. The luncheon was
I served in two courses at ten o'clock. A
COMING KVKXTS.
Thrre will be meeting; of the I,oyl
Temperance Legion met Friday nfter-
noon at four o'clock In the Christian
clinrrh library.
Katnrday, May 2 Mrs. Jnmrs R.
(irarfM -nil! accompany the members of I
he Willing Workers Club to Chicago
where they will attend the "World in I
Chlcaaro."
Mrs. W. J. Whiaery of Kaat State
Htreet will entertain the members of
he Optimintlc Club at a. thimble party
uriilaj afternoon of this week. The member of. the Women's Auxil
iary to the I Diversity Club will meet
t bridtce party Tuedy aftexnoon In
he Cnlverwlty Club rooma In the Cltl-
ieia' Herman National bank buiiaiaic.
a-h member Ik requested to bring a
reitldent gueat. .
The "V" Ilraneh of the W. C. T. V.
trill have Ita regular weekly meeting
hi evening at eight o'clock at the
N'asarene church In Mlchlgau avenue.
The Invitation to attend is extended to all ynunK people of Hammond.. A short
program has been prepared.
TENNESSEE'S FAIREST DAUGHTERS WILL REPRESENT STATE AT S. C. V. REUNION
during the evening. High scores were made by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ham-i mond. The next meeting of the club .
will occur Saturday evening, June,
PICMC I THE COUNTRY.
The annual picnic of the literature; commltee of the Hammond Woman's Club will occur tomorrow at the home :
1 1 1 A f T-O VanVItAAnhArir ncvo, T onoir- Til !
. i . . ... iv.-as 'The Automobile Romance. The
nonors in me comesi were won uy
Miss Alice Blosser. There were twenty girls at the party. They presented
number of interesting games were played and music was a delightful
feature of the evenig. One of the con
tests which was particularly enjoyable
tee will attend and the day is antlcl-!
pated with a great deal of pleasure. It will be the last meeting of the season. The members will meet at the First Presbyterian church in South Hohman
Miss Sherby with numerous pretty
gifts In honor of her approaching ma"
street at eleven o'clock and leave Ham- During the past week Miss
Sherby has been the honor guest at
several very pretty parties
mond in automobiles. A typical picnic luncheon will be served and after a, short program of literary and musical j numbers games will be played. The!
day's entertainment will be In charge ' .Members of the Hammond Woman's
of Mm. Charles Wilson Mrs. j. m I Club attended the 'ueeiprocity Meet
Turner. Mrs. Helen Twiss and Mrs. J. I '"g" of the Crown Point Study Club
ATTEND CLIB MEETING.
C. Graves. A LUNCHEON. Mrs. J. S. Blackmun has issued invitations to the Homewood Magazine Club and a few friends for a one o'clock luncheon to be given Friday, May 23rd at her pretty home, 41 Highland street. Mr. and Mrs. Blackmun moved into their new home Just one month ago and the Magazine Club will be the first guests.
A BRIDGE PARTY.
Tuesday afternoon the members ofi the Women's Auxiliary to the University Club will mejt at a bridge party in the University club rooms in the Cittsens German National Bank building. The afternon will be devoted to cards s.nd bridge whist will be played at several tables. Each club member Is requested to bring one resident guest. A DANCING PARTY. The Young Ladies Sodality of All Satnts Catholic church will entertain at an informal dance-this evening at the Masonic Temple in Muentch court. It will be a "shirt waist party" and the second in the series of dances they will give this season. The party will be one of the most delightful affairs of the week and It Is expected that there will be a large" attendance of Ham-
held last Saturday, May 17th in the parlors of the First Presbyterian
church In Crown Point. ThtM-e was a large attendance of I.ake County Club women, among them representatives of the Hammond, Gary, and Indiana Harbor Women's Club. A beautifully appointed luncheon was served at one
o colck. The luncheon tables were
decorated very attractively with gard
en flowers and each guest was given a corsage bouquet of lilies of the val
ley. Mrs. E. W. Dinwiddle, the presi
dent of the Crown Point Study Club
presided at the meeting and the Round
Table Talk was lead by Mrs. Stock-
baVger, also of the Crown Point Club
Subjects in which the Lake County
Clubs are vitally interested were dis
cussed and a very profitable afternoon
was pased.
A NOTICE TO MEMBERS.
The board of directors of the W. C. T,
U. will meet this evening at the home
of Ir. Mary E. Jackson. Importan
business will be transacted and It Is de
sired that every member is present. A BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Ralph Scott and Willard AVhittmore
entertained a large company of youn
people at one tf the prettiest parties of the past week and last Saturday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
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Social features of the reunion of the Sons of Confederate Veterans to be held in Chattanooga May 2729, will occupy a large part of the progTam. The prettiest women of the South will be there. Among those who will represent Tennessee are Mrs. J. EL Small of Chattanooga, who has been chosen matron of honor; Miss Amelia Russell, who will be sponsor-in-chief, and the Misses Irene Rogers and Anna Martins, who will be maids of honor. Miss Margaret Read Peale of Harrisonburg, Va., also will be a maid of honor.
G. W. Scott, 405 Ash street. The party
celebrated their birthday anniversaries
and they received many pretty gifts iu
remembrance of the dtiy. The party I
was given on the lawn which was
illuminated with Japanese lanterns.
The table extended across the entire i
lawn and covers were laid for seventy-
five guests. Pink roses and carnations
decorated the table very attractively.
A flash light picture was taken of the
guests. The features of entertain
ment were music and games and the
guests' all reported having spent a very
delightful evening.
HONOR MISS BLAIH.
Mrs. 1). C. Hamacher will be at home
to friends at 822 Howard avenue Tues
day evening. May 20th at eight o'clock
n honor of Miss Margaret Blair.
Mrs. O. C. E. Matthies of Sohl street
has returned from Milwaukee where
she went last week to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Charles Matthies.
Miss Jean MacLachlan of Chicago
was tne guest or airs, iiowara ti.
Easter and the Misses Bertha and Bea
trice Hansen at their home in Rlmbach
avenue yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Post of Morgan
Park spent the past week-end In Ham
mond the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Post at their home In Rlmbach
avenue.
Miss Leach Graves Of Gary spent
Sunday In Hammond the guest of
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Whinery of East
State street were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. I). Kennedy of East Chicago
yesterday and In the afternoon attndcd the dedication of the Carnegie Library
at Indiana Harbor.
Mrs. James R. Graves has been en
tertaining her cousin, Mrs. Wheeler of
Indianapolis at her home in Erie street
the past week.
The Rev. Father Edward F. Earrntt ill spend several weeks at Hot
Springs, Ark. for the ibeneflt of his
health. -
Mrs. Brown of Eullivan, 111., is visit
ing Mrs. Harry Vaux at her home,1 10
Rimbach avenue for a few days.
Hal Covert formerly of Hammond
but now of Rogers Park. Chicago was
the guest of friends in Hammond yes
terday.
E. S. Emerine left for St. Louis last Saturday evening for a short business
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Watson and son of Chicago were the guests of Mrs. E. S.
Emerine at her home In Summer street
Sunday.
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Bin. John E. Small (ton) and Miss Margaret Read Peale.
The next meeting of the members of
Progressive Court No. 166 Tribe of
Ben Ilur will take place Tuesday evening. May 27th. The meeting will be held in the K. of P. Hall In South Hohman street.
Tomorrow afternoon there will be a
meeting of the members of the Ladles'
Auxiliar yto the O. It. C The meeting will be held at two o'clock in the I. O.
O. F. Hall In East. State street.
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ITS ENGINEER Decatur, Ind., May 19. J. Ray Dick
inson, Erie engineer and representa
tive from Huntington county In the last Indiana state legislature, was killed when hi train jumped the track yesterday. His fireman, Willard Hosier, also was killed.
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185 East Stale St.
Hammond, Inl
The Daughters of Liberty of Whiting
had a very Interesting meeting last
Saturday evening In their lodge rooms.
Both Golden Rule Council No. 1 D. of L.
and Triumph Council No. 11 D. of L. were represented at the meeting. The
meeting celebrated the seventeenth an
niversary of the organization of the
council In niting ana they had a
class of eighteen candidates for Ini
tiation. The members of Triumph
Council did the initiatory work and the
drill work was put on by the members
of Golden Rule Council. Both coun
cils received much praise for their
work. Following the lodge session re
freshments were served and a delight
ful time was spent socially. There
was a very large attendance at the
meeting. More than fifty attended from
Hammond.
A pleasant meeting of the member I
of the Dorcas Lodge of Rebeckahs took
place Saturday evening in the I. O. O.
F. Hall In East State street. There
was a larne attendance of the mem
bership. Following the lodge session
refreshments were served and a short
time was spent socially. The meeting
this week will be held Friday after
noon instead of Saturday evening in order that the members may attend
the convention at Hegewisch, 111., Sat
urday. It will be an all day session.
It is expected that many from Ham
mond will attend the meeting.
Last Saturday evening the members of the Hammond Chapter of Eastern Stairs met In the K. of P. Hall In South Hohman street for their regular semi
monthly meeting. A report from the
Grand Chapter was read and several
matters of interest to the members
were discussed. A social hour was en
joyed after the lodge session. Refresh
ments were served during the social hour. There was a large attendance of members at the meeting. They will
meet again In two weeks and follow!
the usual business and social program.
Members of Hammond Temple No. 73
Pythian Sisters will go to Rensselaer,
Ind., tomorrow to attend the annual district convention. The officers of Hammond Temple will assist with the convention work. The members will
meet for an all day session.
The regular meeting of the members
of the Germanla Lodge of Rebefkahs
will take place Tuesday evening in the I. O, O. F. Hall In East State street. After the lodge session a short time
will be spent socially.;
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BARBECUE EXPERTS ARE CAPTURED
Uncle Abner and Aunt
Martha" Are Coming to Indiana Society Feed.
Well they're coming. E. Louis Kuhn
of the Indiana Society commitee, whom the society of Chicago shipped out of
town last week on a secret mission returned yesterday with a broad smile and an announcement. He says he has obtained the services of "Uncle Abner"
Jasper, barbecue expert since "befo de
wah." to say nothing of the services
of "Uncle Mose" Trimble and his wife.
Martha, assisting geniuses at barbecues in Nashville, Tenn. Martha's weapon
is a huge gourd from which for the
last forty years she has poured barbe
cue sauce.
Abner, Mose and Martha have agreed
to appear at Cedar Lake, In time for
the Indiana society's annual picnic, on
June 21. They are to superintend the
task of preparing the meal, a part of
which will be a prize steer from Will
J. Davis AVillow Dale stock farm at
Crown Point.
During the afternoon there will be a
circus, with Indiana men both as performers and audience. In the evening
Hammond citizens are to stage a "fete
de surprise."
LIBRARY DEDICATION
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Trotteur suit of white basket weave. The short jacket is cutaway above waist line in front and drawn to points at the sides where they are weighted with taste's. The neck has a band of the material with a soft turnover collar starting from the sides. The pirdle which has crossed ends in front is of rhantreable black and green surah. The tunic is embroidered arid quite short in front, but rounded deeper in back. A panel of the goods is loopad op over it in back.
The dedication of the public libraries In , East Chicago and Indiana Harbor public libraries, which began on Friday and continued until yesterday after
noon, and which in fact will not be entirely concluded until this afternoon, today being "children's day In the ceremonies, passed oft very smoothly
and satisfactorily, there being but one disappointment. This was that they
were not so well attended as would
naturally have been expected.
It is quite likely however, that had
the people Of the Twin Cities, who are
Interested In culture and Its promotion
realized the Importance of some of the
out of town speakers, they would have
been present In larger numbers. How
ever those who did attend enjoyed to
the fullest the rare treat of haring not
only a good program by local speakers and musical talent, but some fine talks by Mary Eileen Ahem, than whom there is no more universally acknowledged authority on library subjects.
throughout the country, and Carl TI Milan who also stands high In his profession.
FEAR FOR RECOVERY.
Verv little imDrovement is shown in
the condition of Clara Sabinski of In
diana Harbor this morning, who lies at
St. Margaret s hospital in Hammond In
a grave condition. Hopes lor her recoveryare slight and the operation
which was to have taken place last
week is still being deferred on account
of her low vitality.
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