Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 20, Hammond, Lake County, 14 June 1913 — Page 2
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COMING EVENTS. Mr. anil Im. Cbnrlen (i. Ilohmnn wtll
entertain the nrnlni of the Kyrning
n rid ere Club at a wwa o'clock, dinner
and bridge party thia fvrniag at their
home la Xiuoi Ktre4-t. It will be the last meetlBK of the club for the aeanon.
This evening; Mr. J a men Dlrkaoa will eatertala at a brlde'a party at her home ia Detroit atreet In honor of Minn Mae Hannon and Miss Florence Shea. ..The Mlnwn Kmily and Ilertha Ebert mill entertain the niembera of the . N. Embroidery flub at m thimble party Tuesday evening at their bumf lu South llohnuin atreet. f F.IiEIlRATES ANWIVKKSRY. Miss Frieda Greb entertained a number of her friends' very pleasantly last Thursday afternoon at her home, 352 Truman avenue. The party celebrated her birthday anniversary and she received a number of pretty grifts In remembrance of the day. The hours of the party were from four until eight o'clock. An elaborate luncheon was served at six o'clock after games had ben played. Music was also an enjoyable feature of the afternoon. Among the frirls at the party were Charlotte Brown. Meta Schwerln, Viola Paterson, OlRa Huebner. Alary Meyer. Ellsaeth
Miller, Gertrude Zarndt, Marthe Fiebelkorn, Clara Washausen, Meta Feltseh, Theresa Greb and Frieda Greb.
Shepherd, teachers in the Washing-ton school. There were thirty-five guests. In a guessing contest Miss Vergene Hammond and Alfred Wilcox won the honors. A Peanut Race was also a feature. of the afternoon and in this the prizes were won by Mis Margory Ruff and Rudolph Monberg. The luncheon was served on the lawn. The luncheon colors were white and pink and the favors, tiny candle sticks, were done in the same dainty colors. The hours of the party were from three until six o'clock. fiRASTEl) A LICENSE. Miss Anna Lochte of Hammond and Leroy Patton of Chicago Heights, Til.,
were granted a marriage license today
in Chicago.
A FA H KWKI.Ii PARTY.
A farewell party was given in honor
of Mrs. Ida Tuck last evening at the
home of Mrs. Ernest Beebe In Michigan avenue. Mrs. Tuck who will leave
Hammond In the near future to make
her home In Flint, Mich., was the re
cipient of many pretty gifts. A delightful time was spent socially with games and music after w.hich a dainty two course luncheon was served. The luncheon table was decorated with
flowers and ferns. Covers were laid
for twenty guests.
Why do you go to an amusement park when you have the finest pleasure . palace right at your own door step?
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A MISSIONARY MEETING. The monthly meeting of the Wom
an s Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church took place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
C. H. Howell. 16 Warren street. The meeting was an unusually Interesting
one and there was & large attendance
of the members present to enjoy the
program. , The afternoon was devoted
to the study of Mormonism. After the
program there was a social hour dur-
llng which the hostesses, Mrs. Howell and Mrs. W. C. Harrison served a pret
tily appointed two course luncheon. The social hour was spent very enJoyably. The program for the after
noon was as follows:
Piano Solectlon Miss Howell Solo Miss Ferris Devotions Mrs. Stout
Vocal Numbers
(a) "'Abide With Me" Metcalf (b) "Good Night" Tunison
Mrs Barnes.
Missions In t'tah..Mrs. E. M. Shanklin
Talk on Missions. .. .Mrs. J. C. Graves Reading Mrs. George Locklin
Vocal Solo "Some Otiier Day".. Ferris
Mrs. Barnes. ENTERTAINS AT LUNCHEON.
Mrs .Marshall at her home In Monroe
street entertained a number of the
teachers of the Wallace school at a
twelve-thirty o'clock luncheon yester
day. The luncheon was given as a
farewell to the teachers who are leav
lng Hammond for their summer vaca
tions. Those present were the Misses
Blanche Nixon, Albertine Shepherd,
Edna Nelson, Anna Emery, Mabel Sage,
Julia Gunderson, Jane Breck and Norma Locklin.
HAMMOND ALUM
BANQUET
Past and present members of the Hammond high school were entertained at the annual banquet of the alumni in Masonic hall last evening by a program of excellent features In which Elster's orchestra played, and several Hammond people spoke. The address of the evening was made by 8. E. KIser of the Chicago Record-Herald, who recited some of his own verses, told a number of stories and held the banqueters in rapt attention throughout. He was well received and It Is said that his talk was one of the best ever heard at an alumni banQuet.
The program was followed out In the order of publication. An address by Mrs. Carl Robertson, president of the class, was followed by a welcom'e to the class by Mrs. Dickson and this by a response from Miss Mildred Carter of the graduates. The Kpeaker of the evening was Introduced by A. Murray Turner with appropriate remarks. The hall was decorated in pink and green, lights were shadded and a lattuce work arranged with smilax and pink roses. The dinner was good and the service of Junior girls In accordance.
A SOCIAL. GATHERING. Mrs. Paul Conrad entertained very
delightfully fit an afternoon party yes
terday at her home In Gary in honor of her mother, Mrs. Raehbetn. The party celebrated her sixty-eighth birthday anniversary and she received many very pretty gifts in remembrance
of the day. A number of games were
played after which the guests were In
vited Into the dining room for refresh
ments. A beautifully appointed ronr course luncheon was served. The table
was decorated with Rowers and ferns
to carry out a color scheme of white and pink. Covers were laid for Mrs.
George Edwards. Mrs. Juluis Wiese and Miss Emma Conrad of Gary. The Ham
mond guests were Mrs. William Hess,
Mrs. Bert Hillicer, Mrs. J. J. Haefer
an dMrs. Olive Solomon. '
BANQUET AT EAST CHICAGO FOR AH. ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
NOTICE. Hereafter occupants of the tennis courts In public parks will not be allowed to play more than one hour while other are waiting. 14-St PETER FOX. Supt.
The East Chicago high school alumni banquet was held last night at the Methodist Episcopal church and with its conclusion drew to a close the commencement festivities for 1913. The banquet was the largest, and according to the opinion of many, the most enjoyable affair of the kind ever held under the association's auspices. One hundred diners surrounded the festive board and listened to an excellent program of music and toasts, be
tween courses of a very ta.ty menu.
The star cooks of the Ladies' Social
union, which organization served the
banquet, were right up to 'the scratch
In the matter of "good eats' and sustained their reputation for excellence in the art. The service, too, was of the
best and everything went off without
a hitch.
It had been the intention to seat the
guests at small tables, but early in the event It was seen that this would be Impossible, owing to the large number to be served, so intead there were
three long tables which extended the
full length of the dining room. These were decorated In Killarney roses, the
flower of the class of 1913.
The program opened with a piano
CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our friends and her neighbors for beautiful floral offerings and kindness shown during our sad bereavement in the death of our mother. MRS. FRANK SAUNENTG. MRS. ADD1E WHEELER. MRS. H. J. WOODRUFF. MRS. ALBERT HARDMAN AND GRAND CHILDREN. '
Big Lesson Bargains
LEAVE FOR El ROPE.
Miss Edna Nelson, a teacher in Wal
lace school and Miss Mary Burhans. instructor of History In the Hammond high school left Hammond last evening
for New York from where they will
I sail for Europe next week. They will spend the summer sight seeing in Italy,
I Switzerland. France. Scotland and England. They expect to be absent from
Hammond until the latter part of
August.
Monday and Friday nights, 50c for 3 hours. Five lessons, $1. One lesson free, free, free to all new students taking out five lessons.
A BIRTHDAY PARTY. Mrs. Erlck Lund entertained a nutn
ber of young people very charmingly
yesterday afternoon at her home In Warren street in honor of her son, J.
Bartine's birthday anniversary. The party which was given on Friday, the
thirteenth of June of the year 1913
celebrated his thirteenth birthday an
niversary. With a. number of his
schoolmates, Mrs. Lund entertained
Miss Nina Pettit, the principal, Mrs. Helena Amoss and Miss Goldlebelle
solo played by Mr. Bruce Miller and
following this came the welcoming
speech by President H. H. Clark, Jr.
Miss Beatrice Jamieson, president of
the class responded and her place on the program was followed by the alumni quartette which sang an original
number, making a great hit. This alum nl quartette, by the way, is a new or
ganlzatlon formed to assist at the baccalaureate exercises, s and so well did the voices of the singers blend, and such favorable impression did they
make, that they were encouraged to become a permanent organization. The singers are Misses Vivien Williams and Emma Hoch and Messrs. Will Collins
and Howard Clark, Jr. After the quartette number Miss Lll
llan Dixon played a violin solo. Super-
Intendant ,E. N. Canine spoke on "The Big Brother" and the alumni quartette sang again, this being the concluding
number on the program,
Mrs. Ed. PIckard and Mrs. Will Jones were In charge in the kitchen and
Mrs. T. E. Williams supervised the service In the dining room.
After the banquet the company adJourney to WIeland's hall where dancing was enjoyed until a late hour.
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Ladies, you will find the most satisfaction if you give your order for hairswitches to Mrs. Blumenthal. Send order to 1905 137th street, Indiana Harbor, Ind., and she will call. Orders may be left with Mrs. John Ambos, 6S0 South Hohman street, Hammond. Miss Do Etta Curry of Rimbaeh ave
nue will leave this afternoon for her
home in Benton Harbor, Mich, to spend
the summer with her mother, Mra. Catherine Curry.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. MacLeod and son.
Angus of Cedar street left this morn
ing for Elwood. Ind., to spend two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. John Schutof skle.
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Miss Bertha Hansen of Rimbaeh ave
nue left last evening for Kouts, Ind., where she will remain until Monday morning the guest of Mrs. ,W. C. Wells.
Mrs. Elizabeth Doerman and daugh
ter Edith returned last evening from
a week's visit at Alexandria with her
son Carl and relatives In Muncle.
Miss Ninan Pettit will visit her sis
ter In Oshkosh, Wis., after which she
will go to her home in Toronto,
Canada to spend the remainder of the
summer with relatives. Miss Pettit
Is the principal of the Washington
school In Hammond.
Mrs. M. D. Krenan of Ann street left
today, for Leipnic, O., for a visit with
er son, Edward Brennan. and Mrs."
Brennan will also spend a few days with relatives In Fort Wayne, Ind. Mrs. Mowry is entertaining her two sisters and brother, the Misses Ella and Virginia Fisher and John Fisher of Sharon, Pa., at her home in East Rtate street. Mr. and Mrs. G. St. Clair and Mrs. Carson of Woodlawn were guests at the Mowry horns for a few days and attended the high Bchool commencement exercises. Mrs. Abe Cohn of Milwaukee - and Mrs. Marks of Chicago are the guests of thetr parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Eisner at their home In Morton court. They came to attend the commencement exercises. Their sister. Miss
Beatrlz Eisner is a member of the
graduating class. The Misse Lytta and Harriet McMahon of May street left today for
Harrison, Okla., for a two weeks visit
with relatives. Miss Elizabeth Taleott of Rimbaeh
avenue win spend tne summer vaca
tion with relatives In Dos Moines. Ia.
Judge Breck of Richmond, Ky., will arrived in Hammond during the coin
ing week to meet his daughter, Miss
Jane Breck and together they will
go to Baker City ore. to spnd the sum
mer with relatives.
"1 Mr. and Mrs. . C. Harrison and
children of Mason street will spend
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Cant well at their home In Elmhurst, 111.
Miss Eunice Meikle of South Hohman street left this morning for Mil
waukee to attend the commencement
exercises at the Downer Seminary
From Milwaukee Miss Meikle will 'go to Devils Lake, Wis., to be the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ringttng at their summer home. Mrs. B. W. Chldlaw is entertaining the Misse Nettle and Matilda Rhodenburg of Lawrenceburg, Ind., at her home In State street. Jacob Schloer and family will motor
to Crown Point tomorrow to be the j guests of Judge Johannes Kopelke at a birthday dinner In honor of Judge Kopelke and Mr. Schloer, both observing their sixtieth birthday aniversary tomorrow. (i
Messrs. Lawrence Koehl and Jacob
Barrier of Buffalo, relatives of Mr.
Schloer who visited him this week, returned home yesterday evening.
Mrs. George Holstander who has
been quite 111 or two weeks at her
home In Michigan avenue is reported
to be Improving nicely.
Miss Albertine Shepherd will spend
the summer vacation with friends and
relatives In Little Rock, Ark.
Mrs. H. J. Woodruff is entetrainlng
her niece. Miss Verna Hardman of
Marion, Ind., at her home in Logan
Btreet. Miss Hardman will remain in Hammond until Monday.
Mis Blanche Nixon of Routh street will visit In Dea Moines, I a., for a few
davs before going to her home In
Maryville, Mo., to spend the summer with her relatives. Miss Anna Gibbons will spend the summer with relatives in Bay City,
Mich.
Miss Nellie Galloway will go to her
home In Pottsvllle, Wis., to spend the
summer vacation with relatives.
Miss Lulu Todd has left Hammond
for Maryville, Mo., where she will spend the summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Powley 420 Bauer street have had as their house guests
during the past week, Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Powley and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baldwin of Chicago. The Rev. A. W. Hoffman has returned from a four day's visit at South Bend, Ind. Mr. Hoffman will return to South Bend to assist the Rev. Hostetter
wlth.rfhe services at the Westminster Presbyterian church at the close of the
revival services conducted by Billy
Sunday. Mrs. 'Hoffman and little son are the guests of relatives in Lowell.
Lodge Assemblies
The members of Hammond Temple
No. 73 Pythian Sisters met last evening
in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman
street for their regular semi-monthly
meeting. There was a large attend
ance of the membershlo and visitors
were present from the East Chicago Temple. A class of three candidates was initiated during the evening. Following the lodge session refreshments
were, served and a delightful time was spent socially. The next meeting will
occur In two weeks on Friday, June
27.
A pleasant meeting of the members
of the Court of Honor took place last evening in Weis Hall in State street. It was the regular semi-monthly meet
ing and there was the usual large at
tendance of members. There was only
routlne work. During the social hour Ices and cake were served. The social hour was spent very enjoyably. The
next meeting of th mmbrs will occur
In two weeks on the evening ot the 27
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The meeting of the members of the G. I. A. to the B. of L. E. which was announced would take place yesterday
afternoon In the K. of P. Hall In South
Hohman street had to be postponed on
account of the absence of several of the members who are spending the
summer out of the city. The date of
the next meeting is Friday, June 27. It
Is desired that many members attend
the meeting as business of importance
will be discussed.
Tuesday evenin the members of Golden Rule Council No. 1 D. of L. will
meet in the K. of P. Hall In South
Hohman street for their regular semi
monthly meeting.
There will'be a meeting of the mem
bers of Triumph Council No. 11 D. of L. Monday evening in the I. O. O. F.
Hall in East State street.
The members, of the Dorcas I,odge of Rebekahs were invited by the mem
bers of the East Chicago lodge to do the initiatory work at their meting
last evening. Following the initiation
the time was spent socially. A banque
was served durng the social hour.
There was a large attendance of mem bers and visitors. The meeting was ,i very Interesting and enjoyabl one.
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All members of Opal Hive No. R96 I
O. T. M. M. ar requested to meet at the cemetery Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock for their annual memorial serv
Ice.
This evening the members of the
Dorcas Lodge of Rebeckahs will mee
In the I. t). O. F. Hall in East Stat
street for their regular weekly meet
ing. After the business session pleasant time will be spent socially.
FORMER PASTOR
WRITES BOOK
The Rev. Arthur -H. DeLong, former
ly pastor of the First Methodist church
of Hammond, has written a book,
romance, which has just been accepted for publication by one of the largest
publishing houses of New York.
While Mr. DeLong is the author o
a rumber of othtr books this is hi
first venture in the realm of real fic tlon: his other books being along re
ll'gious and devotional lines and de signed especially for the use of mln
isters and religious workers.
This new book is said to be a real
love story, full of exciting incidents,
Hammond
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dramatic power and of thrilling Inter
est. Like "Ben-Hur" It deals witl)
Jewish and Roman life in the early
part of the first century. In it are
most beautifully blended historic facts.
weird traditions and fascinating fic
tion.
We wish Mr. DeLong's book great
success and are glad io Know max a
former resident of this city Is coming
to the front among Indiana authors.
It will be a few weeks before the book
off the press. Rev. DeLong Is now
pastor of the Methodist church at Delphi, Ind.
Masonic Lodge Notes.
Garfield lodge. No. 569, F. and A. M.,
held their regular meeting at the Ma
sonic temple last evening and the E. A. degree was conferred upon a number of candidates. Following the regular routine work a social hour was held ih the clubroom. Monday evening
the Hammond Commandery, No 41, K. T.. will meet in their regular session and all visiting knights are welcome,
Wednesday evening, June 25, Hammond Commandery, No. 117, R. A. M.,
will give the Royal Arch degree.
Funeral Services. Funeral services over Mrs. Fred Koehler, 492 Murray street, will be held from the residence Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock. The remains will then be taken to St. Paul's German Lutheran church where services will occur at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Klaus will officiate and interment will be made at Oak Hill cemetery.
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The board of children's guardians of
Lake county will meet In the city hall at East Chicago at 2 p. m. June 16 for
a regular monthly meeting. C. M.
Mayne of Gary, chairman of the board.
has called the meeting and has urged all to be present.
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