Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 5, Hammond, Lake County, 23 June 1913 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Monday, June 23, 1913.
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RJdDTTlKSEJ To Hammond Country Club Owing to the fact that only enough Hammond Country Club souvenirs were purchased by subscription for the ladies-of the Indiana Society last Saturday, and a great many Hammond ladies having requested souvenirs, the committee on arrangement will send for extra souvenirs and furnish them for 40 cents apiece. The souvenirs are 14-carat gold plated hand mirrors, beveled. and monogramed. Those wishing one, please phone Mr. Meek, the club manager, phone 35 Hammond, ationce. COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS For The Indiana Society.
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CCKMLXO KVESTS. Mm. R. C Slater vrll entertain the Btnbrra of the E. S. T. Clob at a thimble party Tuesday afternon of this week. , The Ladle of the Kalsht of Colombua will meet in the K. of C Club iiwns in South Hobmaan street Wednesday afternoon to alay card. Pedro will be nlayed roarm"lvely ati aeveral tables. ........ 311m May me Shay will entfertaln the members of the I. O. R. Club at a thimble party AVednesday afternoon at the borne of Mrs. T. Shea In Indiana avenue. There will be a meerfino; of) the members of the St. Pauls Lutheran League Wednesday evening; In the U'faooI nail at the corner of Sibley street! aad Oakley avenue. It will be the monthly business meetings Jim. W. J. MaeAleer will be hostess to the membears of the Ladles Aid Society of the First M. E. ehtnrch Wednesday afternoon, June 25th, at her
home in Web . street. Important business wtil be transacted and It Is 'desired that there Is a large attendance of the membership.
; MRS.. Til IH3 A HOSTESS. Mrs. Trua was hostess to the members of the Wotrten's Auxiliary of St. Paul's Episcopal ciurch last' Friday afternoon at her ihoma in Elizabeth street. It was the afternoon for the monthly meeting of the auxiliary and following the business session' a delightful program -was given by' Mrs. True's sister. Miss Patterson of Port
land, Ore., who is !here for the summer as her house guest. Miss Patterson sang several beautiful selections. Arrangements were road to have an Ice cream festival on the lawn of the church in Rlmabch avenue Saturday afternoon and evening, June 28th. 1IOXOR MISS HAXSCKV. A very beautiful party was given by Miss Nelle- Howe of Oak Park, 111., and Miss Julia Wall last Saturday evening at Miss Wall's horrae in Michigan avenue. It was a bride's party given in honor of Miss Mie Hanson, whoso marriage to Dr. H. J. White will be solemnized Wednesday. June 25th. The home was decorated wLth many beautiful flowers and ferns, rink kllarney roses aranged' with ferns. in a pretty art basket decorated the center of the table very attractively. The nut cups were pink and' the place cards were decorated very daintily in the bridal colors, pink and white. A buffet luncheon
was served at eleven o'clock after a
number of delightful games and contests had been enjoyed. Musfc was also a feature of the evening. There were two contests, a Shakespearean Romance and Floral Contest and the prizes were won by Miss Mae Hanson, Miss Ethel Ebright and Miss Oaks. There were twenty young women at the party
and among them were the following
from out of town: Miss Oaks of Buffalo, N. Y., who is Miss Minnie Turner's
house guest, Miss Nelle Howe and Miss
Kort of Oak Tark, 111.
A CO.KCERT.
The Orpheus Quartette of Conncordia Seminary of St. Louis, Mo., assisted by Miss Gertrude Stelnkraus violinist will
give a concert at the Hammond Theatre
Tuesday evening, June 24, at eight o'
clock under the auspices of St. Paul's
Lutheran League.
Miss Lola Carrigan will entertain at
an apron shower Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Edith Dorman whose
marriage to Harrison McLaughlin will
take place ednesday, June 25th. A number of Hammond young women are
invited guests.
Bring your hats in early and we will make them look like new at small cnMt f nr fhn f nil rt h of .Tiilv T?nv "vr
ioiool- RUml flhno Bh In in Parlor 1 7K
East State street.
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Westfall will celebrate the tenth anniversary of their marriage by entertaining a number of their friends and relatives at their home in Truman Avenue Tuesday evening, June 24th.
A HOME WEDDING. The marriage of Miss Emily Krook
of Chicago and Edward Bruhn of Hammond tok place last Saturday evening at their own pretty home in Walter
street. Only the relatives and a few friends were present at the ceremony.
which was pronounced by the Rev. Johnson, pastor of the Lutheran church of South Chicago. The ring ceremony was used. The bride's sister. Miss Amanda Krook, served as maid of honor She wore a dainty and pretty white lingeries gown and carried an arm boquet of pink kilarney roses. The bride wore a beautiful white lace gown draped over white silk. Her veil was caught with lilies of the valley and she carried a shower boquet of brides ro9es and 311le sof the valley. A weding supper was served immediately after the reading of the marriage service. The tables were decor-, ated with pink ami white roses and smilax. There were many beautiful
flowers in the parlor where the ceremony was performed. Mr. Bruhn Is associated in. business withhls brother, Daniel Bruhn at the Hammond Machine and Forge Works. He is well known in Hammond .and the many friends of the. young, people will extend them their heartiest" best wishes.
Mrs. W. J. ItacAleer is entertaining her two sisters. Mrs. Harriet Walker of Spokane, Wash., and Mrs. Mary Hemstock of Valparaiso, Ind., at her home
in Webb street.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. E. Matthies and
daughter, Gertrude, and son Roland of Sohl street left Saturday for Mad
ison, Wis., where they will spend a
week with relatives.
George W. Stiles of Ogden street left
yesterday for Washington, D. C, where he will remain for a few days on business.
Miss Patterson of Portland, Ore., is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. True at
her home in Elizabeth street. Miss
all summer.
Mrs. Howard Burton Easter who has
been the guest of her sisters, the Misses Bertha and Beatrice Hansen of Rtmbach avenuef or two months will leave tomorrow for her home In Fort Pierre, S. D.
Miss Anne Galvln of Indiana Harbor
motored to Hammond yesterday with a
party of friends.
Mrs. G. W. Hunter of Logansport.
Ind., is here to spend the week with her daughter, Mrs. James Shafer of
Doty street and her grand daughter.
Mrs. Raymond Zoll at her home in Detroit street.
Miss Fancheon Colbert of Oak Park,
II., spent Sunday with Mrs. James
Boyer at her home in East Carroll
street.
Paul B. Liplnski left last evening for
Montreal, Canada, where he will re
main for a few days on business.
Miss Vera Delong who has been at
tending the Michigan State Normal at
Ypsilanti arrived home Friday evening
to spend the summer vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. DeLong at their home in East Sibley street.
Mrs. G. W. Hunter returned to her
home in Hohman street this morning
after an over Sunday visit with Mr.
and Mrs. David Fuller at their home
In Schneider, Ind.
The Misses Lillian Goldman and Myr
tle Huehn spent Sunday with Mrs. M. H. Stewart at her home in Woodlawn, Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Leary entertained Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schuler of West Pullman, 111., at ther home in Logan street Sunday. Cards have been received from Mr. and Mrs. William Huehn who are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lavene at their home In Pasadena, Cal., saying that they are enjoying their visit there greatly. They will remain in California for another month after which they will be at home to their friends in Hammond. Mrs. Huehn was formerly Miss Ethel Wolf and her marriage to
Mrs. Huehn tok place the first of this
month.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Crawford and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Crawford of Crown
Point, Ind.. and Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Lowe of Chicago were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Graves in
Carroll street Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvln H. Pfeffers of
Indiana avenue have returned home
after a two weeks visit with relatives
in Des Moines and Dubuque, la.
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Given by .ORPHEUS QUARTET OF ST. LOUIS, MO. Under the Auspices of the St. Paul Lutheran League At Hammond Theatre Tuesday, June 24, 1913 Admission 35c and 50c Seats may be reserved at the Orpheum Theatre.
Harrison; 1:30, at J jfin v-1 Union will meet ' VOVW 3. Jones of 145th I -A ernoon. All mem- il
the evening and following the lodge session. Anounceraer.t was made of the next meeting to be held in two weeks o Saturday evening July 6th. An Invitation has been extended the members of the Hammond Chapter to attend a
meeting of the Pyramid Chapter at
Hegewisch, 111., Monday evening, June
SOth.
Tuesday afternoon, June 24th, the
members of the L. A. to B. of R. T.
will entertain at a pedro party In the
O. O. F. Hall In East State street. There will be a meting of the mem
bers of Progressive Court No. 16
Trlb of Ben Hur Tuesday evening in
the K. of P. hall in South Hohman
street.
A class of candidates will be initiated
at the meetine of the Lady Vikings to
be held AVednesday evening in the I. O. O. F. Hall in East State street.
Lodge Assemblies
HAMMOND ROYAL
HOST SATURDAY
(Continued from rag ens)
ing. This was followed by a dance
in the main hall, the illumination and march to the train led by the band and
a chorus, who gave the visitors such a good-bye as they had never had before.
ALL WERE HIGHLY PLEASED. The expressions of wonder and the
compliments bestowed upon the Hammond Country club by the Indiana So
ciety and the knowledge that their
hard work had not been In vain made
the members of the club, active in the arrangements, quite happy. To give
all credit who made the affair a success would require a column, but the lion's share, of course, goes to Dr. H. E. Sharrer,' on whose shoulders as chairman of the committee fell the
brunt of the work. To him more than
to any one else is attributed the suc
cess of the big advertisement for Ham
mond. He was splendidly supported by A. M. Turner, Frank Demlng. W. B.
Conkey. H. M. Johnson, T. W. Oberlln.
Dr. E. M. Shanklln, W. H. Crawford,
Judge V. S. Relter. Dr. Gillis. J. F.
Sawyer, F. D. McElroy, and many
others who put their shoulders to the
wheel.
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The regular weekly meeting of the members of the Dorcas Lodge Of Rebeckahs took place last Saturday evening in the I. O. O. F. hall in East State street. During the evening plans were made for the meeting early in July when the newly elected officers will be installed. Announcement was also made of the meeting to be held next Saturday evening1. A meeting of the members of the Hamond Chapter of Eastern Stars took place last Saturday evening in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street. A class of candidates was initiated during
OnScajB BunsMess Colegje of Hammond, Indiana. Over First National Bank Building.
I Opens its Summer School Klonday, June 30tli,
Bay and Eventing Sessions. Without interfering with the Business, Shorthand and Stenotype (Bourses special attention will be given to Arithmetic, Grammar, Penmanship and Spelling A Slimmer Term Ratte of $15.00 is Given to All New Entries. Every Lady and Gentleman who expects to enter business life should avail himself of the advantages offered by this Splendid Business School.
very trying. An effort was made to
carry out the program, but much of it was abandoned. It was a wet picnic
in a drizzle. Chairman Frank Demlng
early in the day notified the officers of the club that the auto trip would
have to be abandoned and the society, 500 strong, came back, with a few ex
ceptions, on the special train. This put the finish on the Crown Point, Dyer and St. John stunts arranged by
Hammond and disappointed hundred RAIN CAUSED REVISION.
On account of the rain the general
committee in Hammond had to tear its program apart In a hurry and arrange
all its celebration Indoors. At four the rain ceased and the decoration
committee got busy. The banquet
committee abandoned its service In the big marque and preparations were made to serve the multitude in the dining room. The oratorical revelries were arranged indoors and then the
sun came out and Old Sol was never
more welcome. A LAUGHABLE PARADE.
The committee in charge of the parade was enabled to carry out its plans and
when the guests arrived, the officials of the Indiana Society, the Bard of Alamo and other celebrities, Sister's band and the Country club members
dressed as farmers, armed with horns,
gave them a noisy and enthusiastic welcome, and upon arrival at the club
house. President A. M. Turner welcom
ed the visitors. The most novel fea
tures of the parade . were the band
composed of , Otto Rabe, J. H. Worth
land, R. H. McHie, and Charles See,
In laughable costumes, creations of Dr.
H. E. Sharrer, and W. H. Gostlin and
his lamb. THE FIX WAS LIVELY.
Then the fun flew fast and
furious. The guests swarmed in the dining room where tempting menu was provided, and had barely finished when President Turner introduced In succession C. B. Tinkham, D. E. Boone and Rev. C. J. Sharp, who put on an oratorical contest which convulsed the Indiana. Society. Tinkham was a scream; Boone arose to flights of ora
tory never before heard, and when ' Rev. Sharp, the human Gatllng gun, and his coon got In action, the tempest
broke. "GIRLS' ALtMNI" MAKES HIT. "The Last Day of School" made a tremendous hit. Dr. H. E. Sharrer was inimitable as the schoolmaster. The Girls' Alumni Chorus, composed of Meedames W. D. Patton, T. W. Oberlln. E. F. Johnston, George Hannauer, Harry M. Johnson,. W. L. Craig and Miss Patterson, was the star feature on the program. The roof shook when they were encored and their three songs and the dance was one big hit. The Bard of Alamo was warmly applauded and yodled so well that everybody was doing It before he got through. In witty words of advice Dr. Sharrer presented the graduating class, one of whom, Otto Rabe, had to go out during the exercises, with clever dlploma, cleverly got up for the occasion by W. B. Conkey, and a reception followed on the lawn. MEDICINE SHOW A 8TEMWISDER. Under the circus tent on the lawn the big patent medicine show arranged by Dr. T. W. Oberlln was next given. Dr. Bunion (Henry Conkey) and Dr.
iMunion (John Kamradt) with Jimmy
I j Graves as the musician gave a very M funny show and kept hundreds laugh
Notes of the Big Show. George Ade. John McCutcheon and
Kin Hubbard did not etope oft in Hammond. Probably too blase.
Congressman J. B. reterson, wife
and daughter, ex-Congressman E. D.
Crumpacker cf Valparaiso, and Judge H. B. Tuthlll of Michigan City enjoyed
the festivities. Beautiful souvenirs were given the ladles and the men received Country club guest cards, both of which were
at the Lincoln. Friday, 8 :30,' at the the Lincoln. The Ladies Social
with Mrs. William E.
street Wednesday afternoon. All mem
bers are requested to be present, as the meeting will be the last before the summer vacation. Miss Madie Hoover of Montlcello, Ind., Is the guest of Miss Lillian Dixon of South Magoun avenue. Miss Hoover arrived Saturday and wJH spend proba
bly a couple of weeks with Miss Dixon. Miss Lillian Dixon, her guest. Miss Madie Hoover, and Miss Dollle Mansell
will visit Gary today. Miss Laura Cad man of Magoun avenue, who has been suffering from an Infected arm caused by running a needle up Into her arm near the elbow, is not improving as rapidly as was hoped she would. The entire arm is badly Inflamed and she is in great pain. It may be necessary to amputate the arm. Miss Cadman was putting on her coat four weeks ago Saturday, and while doing so a needle which had been placed in a drape over a mantel in her home, caught in her flesh and broke
leaving about half of the slender bit of steel in the flesh. This started an infection which physicians who' have been in charge of her case have found It impossible to check. Everything known to medical science has been done, an operation performed about two weeks ago to establish drainage and thus relieve the infection, has availed little. Miss Cadman's friends are many and they are all much concerned over her condition. Mr. and Mrs. George Dixon of North Baring avenue are visiting in St. Joe,
Mich. They went Friday and expect to
stay about two weeks, . Mr. and Mrs. Will E. Jones have been
entertaining Mrs. Jones uncle, George
Heller, and nephew, Ira Seifer of Farm
ersburg Ind., for a few days. The
visitors left today for their home, taking with them Mr. and Mrs. Jones' son.
Iceland, who will spend the summer in
the country with them. Mrs. Jones ex
pects to Join them In a short while and still later Mr. Jones will visit them.
the amlly returning together,
Mr. and Mrs. Gwilym Jones of Beacon street will entertain at an Informal
reception Thursday evening from 8 un
til 11 o'clock in honor of Mr and Mrs.
surprises to them.
When Henry Conkey announced the I J. D. Jones, now of Hamilton, Ont., but strinir of diseases he was prepared to who were formerly residents of East
cure, Charlie Ailing said ne naa mem all. but later was sorry he spoke. The Bard cf Alamo was rather flustered at the reception given him, and wondered where all the lit'ry dignity had escaped. Elster's band and orchestra played music of the highest order and were a vital part of the festivities. President Austin was so pleased with Sharrer'a band, composed of Messrs. McHie, Rabe, See and Morthland, that he invited them to the society's big banquet next December. Guests were present from every city In the region, and all took thefr chapeux off to Hammond. Hammond manufacturers such as Betz,' Conkey, Clark et al., did all they could to make the affair a big success. Ko man had more trouble with his committee than Loc Shanklln and no man got more out of them. The Chicago papers in Ignoring Hammond in their stories of the big show were roundly critisised by people yesterday.
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Now and Till Wed. Edward Jolly and Winifred Wild in the new Jdea Tabloid. OVER NIGHT If BOSTON Coming Thursday THE RED BIRD With May Taylor late star of Louisana Lou
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Chicago, where they lived next door to
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jones. The elder Jones arrived
Saturday and will remain thifctughout
the week, leaving Saturday to Spend
that day and Sunday with Evanston
friends. Their coming at this time was
a surprise to Mr. and Mrs. uwnym
Jones, who had expected them for only
a couple of days visit later, and Mrs. Jones had arranged for the reception next Saturday, thinking they would
not be here until then, but she has changed the date on account of her guests change of plans. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jones have many friends in this city who will be glad to once 'more shake hands and visit with them.
A-surprise party Was given on 'Mr.
and Mrs. William Oberloh June 14.
1913. Those present were: Mrs. Wm. Feddler of Lowell, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Russell, Mr. and Mrs. John Krudup, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Russell, Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Myer and family, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Oberloh and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dannie and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Batterman and party, Mr. and Mrs. John Kleme and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Russell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Richards and family, Mr. and Mra. H, Ohlendorf and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brackman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jerets. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seegert, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trukkle of Hammond, Mr. Trln, Bemls, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. H. Mler Miss Blanch Ohlendorf, Miss Ella Seehausen. Miss Linda Relchardt, Miss Dare Bremer, Miss Emma Ohlendorf, Miss M. Ohlendorf, Edwin Heiteman, Mr. Stommel Dyer; Albert Seehausen.
Albert Seehausen, Albert Bruns. Fred Klim, Henry Ohlendorf, Chicago; Eddie
EAST CHICAGO. A Gas Range combines convenience and economy. No. Ind. Gas St Etec. Co. Considerable interest has been taken in the summer playground school at the Lincoln, the Garfield and the Har
rison playgrounds.' During the past
week 107 boys have enrolled and tak-1 throughout the southwest as "Texas
INDIANA HARBOR. Banish dirt and ashes from the kitchen by using a Gas Range. No. Ind. Gas & Elec Co Captain Ash. who lead the charge made by 85 Americans against 400 Mexican soldiers in the battle of Shewawa, capturing arms and ammunition from the Mexicans, will lecture tonight at the Family theatre. Captain Ash has been in Mexico for four years and served throughout the revolution and is In this country recuperating from his wounds received in a recent engagement. He wss shot In the head and in the side. Suitable pictures will accompany Captain Ash's lecture. The
soldier is accompanied by a man known
en part in the games, the hikes and the
other stunts. A spirit of good sportsmanship and good fellowship has pre
vailed. There are, however, a great many boys who do not understand or appreciate what the object of this movement is, and therefore are falling
to get what is coming to them. For
the benefit of those boys and the par
ents of such boys the following ex-
who will Rive lariat exhlbltons. Texas
Is an old ranger from the state from which he derives his name and was the last man to ride the pony express between Demming and El Paso. Mrs. Charles Egbert entertained Saturday afternoon at a surprise affair gotten up In honor of Mrs. E. S. Gilbert, whose 25th wedding anniversary the occasion celebrated. The house
Bracker, Chicago; Mr. Batterman. In addition to the present first class service given by the C. I. & L. Ry. (Monon Line), there will on Sunday June 29th, a local train put on between Chicago and Michigan City, via Monon, Ind. Leave Chicago at 8:00 a. m. returning leave Michigan City at 3:16 p. m., arriving at Chicago at 9:20 p. m., making all local stops enroute. On same date train Ko. 6 will discontinue making local stops between Hammond and Monon, with exception of Rensselaer. 19-6t
Tour fuel bill will be less If yon cook with Gas. No. Ind. Gas & Klee. Co.
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planatlon Is given by A. B. Cole, who Is was decorated In pink and white, c&r In charge of the movement. "These nations being the floral feature of the supervised playgrounds were provided decorations. There were also hearts to for in order that the boys who have add to the decorative effect The guest some idle time during the week might 0f honor was presented with a set of have a place to spend that time with silver spoons In a handsome case and a other boys in good wholesome recrea- bouquet ?of carnations; There was a
tion. All boys who will conduct them- guessing contest, which was won by
selves properly are welcome whether members of the public schools or of the Catholic schools. We do not insist that the boys be regular In attendance, but that they come when they have no work or other engagements to occupy
Mrs. Fichter. the winner graciously
presenting her prise to the guest of hono. Those present were Mrs. Chas. Fichter Mrs. Ammerman, Miss Stella Nash of Maysvllle, Ky., Mrs. George
Witt. Mrs. James Gudge, Miss May
their time." During the next week the Englehaupt, Mrs. and Miss Pollard.
Mrs. Arthur Groves ana me guest oi honor. Dr. and Mrs. Cox have gone to Michigan on motorins tour in their auto.
play director, Mr. Cole, will meet with
the boys for half day periods at the following places Monday. 8:30, at the Garfield; 1:30 at the Lincoln. Tuesday, 8:S0, at the Harrison; 1:30, at the Lincoln. Wednesday, 8:30, at the Harrison; 1:80, at the Garfield. Thursday, 8:30, at the Harrison; l:S0f
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