Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 22, Hammond, Lake County, 28 June 1913 — Page 2
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THE TIME3. June 28, 1913. monthly meeting. After the lodge ses sion refreshments were served and a delightful time was - spent socially. There was only routine .work. A number of members were In attendance during the evening. The next regular meeting will occur In two weeks on Friday evening July 11th. -
COMING EVENTS, ifrnbcm of the Women Auxll-
adorn the bride" s table. The bridal col
ors, white and yellow will be used in
all the table appointments. Only the relatives and a few of the families most
intimate friends will be the guests at the wedding supper. The bride and I groom will leave this evening for Dejtroit and other points in the east. Aftf n mar XL'AAVa nslntr trln thitv
lary to the University Club vrUl meet . will be at home in Hammond. They t a bridge party Tneaday aftrrsoon ia have their home in Forsythe avenue al) the Ualveraity Club rooms ta the Cltl-!in readiness. The young people have German National Bank bulldlnic. ! been the recipients of many beautiful The card frame will begin at two- gifts. The bride is a daughter of Mr. thirty o'clock. jand Mrs. B. Stelling at 510 West Sibley At their home In East afreet the street and the groom is a son of Mr. Misses Fedder will entertain the you or 'and Mrs. Henry Ahlborn of Douglas
women of the N. N. Embroidery club at avenue, West Hammond.
a thimble party Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Agnew will entertain the
members of the Embroidery Club at
T
thimble party Monday afternoon at her Cameron at their home in Sheffield avc
nome. l- ebb street. evening for the benefit of the CongrcTbe members of the Women Auxll- gatlonal church building fund. A nice
"l " " ' r.piwpsi cinrei win sum was realized. The social was have an ice cream festival this after- largely attended by members of the noon and evening- on the lawn of the church and their friends and the guests
church In Rimbach avenu.e The public reported having spent a most delightful is invited. " I evening. The lawn was decorated with " (Japanese lanterns and the tables were
A BIRTHDA l parti. 'adorned with pretty garden flowers. Ice
A very pretty birthday party was cream and cako was served, given by Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Muir of j 163 Logan street for their daughter, j A SURPRISE PARTI".
uiace i-uuit, rnujr mieruoun iroraj a. delightful party was given as a two to five o'clock. After enjoying the surprise to Edgar Smith last evening afternoon with games and music tha &t his home. 657 Summer street by a
party went to Central park, where re- number of his friends from Hammond
freshments were served on the lawn, and East Chicago. The party was glv
Little Miss Muir was the recipient of en to celebrate his birthday anniver-
many pretty guts, rnose present curing .afy and he received many Drettv a-ifts
Mrs. C.
A LAWS SOCIAL.
E. Laurence and Mrs.
M. J.
the afternoon were: Hose Kessing, Gladys Tuley, Mae Kessing, Alice Dixon. Juanita Milllken, Harriet Dixon,
Doris Baker, Frances Pepperdine, Ag- j nes Hohenberger, Beatrice Pepperdine, j Luella Lescher and Edna Berg. A CIIl'RCH WEDDING. The Lutheran church of West Hammond will be the scene of a very pretty wedding this evening. The ceremony, which will be celebrated at half after seven o'clock will unite In marirage Miss Alvlna Stelling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Stelling, and John Ahlborn. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. Prechel In the presence of a large assembly of friends and relatives. The ring cremony will be used. Miss Puffe will play a program of pretty bridal music as the wedding guests assemble
and for the entrance of the bridal party she will play the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin. The choir will sing during the ceremony. The bride will be at
tended by her sister, Miss Meta Stelling who will serve as maid of honor. Her
only bridesmaid will be Miss Anna Ahl
born, a sister of the groom Fred Fuehmeyer of Hegewlsch, 111., and Henry Stelling, the bride's brother, will attend the groom. Miss Stelling will wear a beautiful gown of yellow satin
veiled with yellow chiffon and will car
ry a cluster of rose. The bridesmaid
will be gowned In pink crepe metoer and will carry and arm boquet of pink kllarney roses. The bridal gown is of white broaded charmeuee satin beautifully trimmed with shadow lace. Her veil will be crowned with lilies of the valley and she will carry a shower of white roses and lilies of the valley. Following the ceremony at the church there will be a reception at the home of the bride's parents. A wedding supper will be served. The house will be decorated with a profuslo of roses an.l the same lovely flowers will be used to
freshest cie st
snap ever
in remembrance of the day. Games and music were features of the even
ing. The prizes in the contests were
awarded to Miss Meldora Smith of
Hammond and Miss Josephine Nason of
East Chicago. A dainty two course luncheon was served after the games.
MEETING WAS POSTPONED. The meeting of the N. A. T. club
which was announced would take place last evening was postponed on account
of the meeting of the Standard Bearers. A club meeting may take place
next Friday evening but definite announcement of It will be made later.
MISS DRACKERT A HOSTESS. Miss Beulah Drackert was hostess
to the Standard Bearers last evening at her home in State Line street. On ac
count of the absence of a number tf the members from the city during the summer the attendance was not as
large as usual. After a short business session the time was spent pleasantly in a social way. Miss- Hazel Younger presided during the business session. Dainty refreshments were served dur
ing the evening. The next meeting of the society will be held In July at th. home of Miss Grace Metthews in 150th
street. A program will be arranged for
the evening.
The s p i
ginger that
popped out of an oven or satisfied a hunger. NATIORrL BISCUIT
COMEANY
A RECITAL.
The recital at which Ethel Lenore
Clifford presented her pupils In music last evening at the Hammond Coun
try Club was given a place of promin
ence in the week's social calendar. Tnvitatlons were issued and the affair was attended by many of Hammond's
music lovers. A number of Hammond's talented young people took part In Ihe concert and the program they gave for the entertainmnt of their guests was
most enjoyable. Every number of the
program was heartily applauded. Mrs,
Gelehrate at the County Fait
Grounds
Only Real Simon
Pure Celebratio
in Lake County,
,: JULY 41
fillip
The members of the Hammond Chap
ter of Eastern Stars have received an
invitation to meet with Pyramid Chap
ter at Hegewlsch, 111., Monday evening.
A number from Hammond are planning to attend. A delightful evening's program has been arranged. The regular
meeting of the members of Hammond
Chapter will take place Saturday evening, July 5th.
Monday evening the members of Tri
umph Council No. it D. of L. will meet In the I. O. O. F. "hall in East State
street for their regular semi-monthly meeting.
There will be a meeting of the members of Golden Rule Council No. I D. of L. Tuesday evening in the K. of P. hall In South Hohman street. It will be the regular semi-monthly meeting and following the busness sesson the tme will be spent socially.
The members of Hammond Temple No. 73. Pythian Sisters, met last evening in the K. of P. hall in South Hohman street for their semi-annual meeting. Officers were elected to serve during the remainder of the year and plans wre made for the Installation of officers to take place the second Friday In July. After the business session a pleasant time was spent socially. The follow
ing are the officers:
Past Chief Mrs. William Love.
Most Excellent Chief Mrs. S. : E.
Swaim.
Excellent Senior Mrs. Frank Waller. Excellent Junior Mrs. William
Haight.
Manager of the Temple Mrs. Ray
Abbott.
Mistress of Records and Correspon
dence Mrs. P. L. Davis.
Mistress of Finance Mrs. William
Hageman.
Protector of Temple Mrs. Henry
Ashbaucher.
Guard of Outer Temple Mrs. Martin
Findling.
Representative to Grand Temple at
Indianapolis in October Mrs. William
Huehn. "
Alternate Mrs. A. G( Deaver.
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Phone 232
Cooled by. Pure Fresh Air No other place in town is as cool as the Main Floor of this Theatre
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MARK LEA'S Big Musical Comedy Company in
VIATORS MEM
FMJSRSEE EBMUILV QTT 3 p. m.
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There will be a meeting of the mem
bers of the Dorcas Lodge of Rebecaha
Saturday evening in the I. O. O. F. hall In East State street A social hour
will be enjoyed following the business
session.
per will be observed. There will be no evening services, the congregation unit
ing in the union services at the taber-
Methodist church announcements: Sunday school. 9:45 a. m., E. S.
Druminond, sur.ii int--ndent.
Morn-ng worKk'p, 11 a. m. Subject of
sermon "The L?ve That Thinketh No
Evil. R. H. Johnston, pastor. A cordial velcome is extended to all.
Swedish mission, corner Grapevine and One Hundred and Thirty-ninth streets. ' Sifncfay school. 9:30 a. m. Mornlng services, 10:45 a. m.
The evening meeting will be omitted,
the congregation joining in the taber
nacle meeting. The young people's
meeting will be held Wednesday evening At ft rtVlnk- tnstnail tf Qnnilat, a
A delightful evening's program has! ,..
The members of the Hammond Chap
ter of Eastern Stars have received an
Invitation to meet with Pyramid Chap
ter at Hegewlsch, III.; Monday evening.
been arranged. It is expected that
many from Hammond will attend. The
regular semi-monthly ' meeting of the members of Hammond Chapter will take place Saturday evening, July 5th.
All Maccabees are requested to meet
at-the K. 6f P. halt 'In South Hohman
street Saturday, JiiM t&th, at one io
clock to attend .the funeral of the
late Oscar Norman.
Clifford was assisted with the program 1
by Mr. William Clifford of Chicago, ten
or soloist. The audience was delighted
with Mr. Clifford's program of songs.
He was first heard in Hammond a year
BAKT CHICAGO
A Gas Range combines convenience
and economy. No. Ind. Gas A Elec Co.
Rev. McNaught of Indianapolis will
ago when Mrs. Clifford gave her first i preach tomorrow morning at the Con
annual recital, xne currora Musical gregational church. In the evenine
Studios are located at 206 Ruff building Rev. Alexander Monroe will preach ori
in Hammond and also at the Sherwood
School of Music in the Fine Arts Building In Chicago. .Mrs. Clifford cames to Hammond every week where sne has a
large class in piano.
$1000 Expended in Amusements to Entertain and Amuse You
Miss Bertha Hansen of Rimbach ave
nue left this morning for Hanna, Ind., I south.
where she will remain with friends un
til Monday.
Mrs. Raymond Knoff and little
'The Justice and Benevolence of Moses
Legislation." There will be special
music. All are invited
The water company is laying pipe in
the Kennedy avenue east of the Grass
elll plant They began yesterday and
will ;ay 400 feet from 151st
This evening at the Family theatre
a special feature production of "The
Children of St. Anne" taken from the
book of that name, will be shown. Also
a strong western drama and a Key
stone comedy. For tomorrow, the Fam
ily, thijatre will present a splendid war
arama entitled , 'Tne uniid of war,
This ts a two reel feature. In addition
a- domestic drama, "The Man in the Sick- room" and the famous comedy.
'Their First Execution" will be shown.
Captain Matthews of the boat Leo
pold called on J. P. Bedford, 3410 Elm street, yesterday and was entertained
at dinner at the Bedford home. After
dinner the party was taken by Charlie Saluskl for a drive through Indiana
Harbor, East Chicago, Hammond and
Gary in Mr. Saluskt's auto.
The second school of Instruction for
Lake county, Royal Neighbor, took
place at Lowell yesterday and was at tended by fourteen members of May
daughter, Naomi, of Geneva, Ind., will I Mr. Wells' mother in that city. They
CROWN POINT, INDIANA
M
Live
Celebration
FOR THE CALUMET REGION
Eight Free Acts of Vaudeville Motorcycle Race by Professional Riders, Horse Races by Rsal Race Horses Aumsing Novelty Sports of all Kinds Band Concerts, Etc., Etc.
Pans
lienor It s
Not
At Night, Fired by Professionals Make-Shift But a Real Rip-Roaring Display of Pyrotecnlcs
Something Hew Daylight Fireworks
A Gala Program for a Gala Day. Come and Bring Your Noise Along Bring Your Lunch Bring Your Family Your Neighbors and Your Friends Stay All Day and Night A Real Carnival of Fun, Red Fire and Amusement. Spend
the Day at the County Fair Ground Nature's Own Handiwork.
SPECIAL G. & S. INTERURBAN SERVICE every 30 minutes day and night between Gary and Crown Point
SHOWS
Not a Lemon But a Real Patriotic, Pulse Stirring Cele-
bration. Help Us Maks it Sol
More for your ever saw before.
money than you
Children Under 15 Years, Automobiles and Vehicles
. ADMITTED FREE
pany with Mrs. Wells and their daugh
ter, Grace, for Downers' Grove to visit
arrive in Hammond this evening for a
visit with Mrs. Knoff's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. M., DeWeese at their home in
Rimbach avenue. Dr. Knoff will come
to Hammond Friday for a short visit.
Miss Caroline Fleischer of Butler, Pa.,
is the guest of her sinter, Mrs. J. A. Thomas, at her home in Columbia ave
nue.
Edgar Smith and sister. Miss Nina
Smith of Summer street will leave this evening for a visit with friends and
relatives in Ohio and Kentucky,
Mrs. J. Lance of 149th street enter
tained her sister, Mrs. R. J. Walsh and
children of Napervllle, 111., and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Schroeder of
Crown Point, Ind.. the past few days.
Mrs. E. S. Cooper Is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. John C. Fetterly of Cus-
tar, O., at her home In Mason street.
Mrs. Fetterly will remain In Hammond
a month.
Dr. Kard Grevair is doing post-grad
uate work in Chicago.
Miss Maribel Miller Of Chicago will
be the guest of Miss Florence Phrom-
mer today and tomorrow.
Mrs. Frank Martin of the Western
Union office Is quite ill at her home
in Highland street,
flower camp, Indiana Harbor. They
street left over tno Monn an were met by
members of the Lowell camp at tne
Charles Wells left this noon in com- dePot who took them to the ,odfir ha"
for dinner, xnis was servea at xl-.sv
o'clock. The menu, which consisted
of creamed potatoes, baked chicken
with dressing and gravy, home-made
buns, sliced tomatoes and pickles
baked bean, coffee and cherry pie was
greatly enjoyed. In the evening the
Lowell ladles served a delicious supper
consisting of fruit salad, cold meat
with lettuce, stewed tomatoes," pickles,
cheese, ice cream and cake. The ta
ble was decorated with tiger lilies, car
nations and sweet peas and the hall It
elf was adorned with carnations and
roses. Mrs. Effie Hayden of Lowell,
captain of the degree team, put on one
of the nicest drills yet seen in thl
will spend several days there while
Mr. Wells is enjoying his vacation.
Noel Dunbar of South Bend will spend
today and tomorrow with Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Parkes Llewellyn of Beacon at
S. J. Llewellyn and George F. Davie
came out from Chicago yesterday and
visited the Interstate mill.
During the coming week the play
director will be at the Harrison play
ground on Monday, Tuesday and Fri
day, in the afternoons. . Special atten tion will be given to organizing base
ball teams among the boys. Teams composed of boys of different sizezs
will be formed and every boy will be
given a chance to try out for some
team. After the teams are made, regu
lar hours for practice will be arranged
to suit the members of the different teams and games will be scheduled
with other teams. Considerable Inter
est has been taken in tennis and two
courts are already in good shape. There
is plenty of room for more people.
boys and girls, who ,:are to play or
to learn to play tennis. The nets will
be up from 7:30 in the morning until
7:30 in the evening, and the play dl rector will be glad to teach the funds mentals of the game.
Lodge Assemblies
KOTICE.
Commencing Saturday, June 28,
Nassau & Thompson will add to their
menu a NO Name SUNDAE.
The members, in good standing, of
region. In the afternoon. All the mem
bers of the team were dressed In white
and wore the sashes of the order. Fol
lowing this feature the visitors were
taken about the city and they left on
the evening Danville train for home,
Mrs. Damian Wirtner of Laporte will
come Mondsy to visit her mother, Mrs.
Fred Saluskl. She will remain for sev
eral days.
The Swedish Mission Sunday school
is holding a picnic today at East saiae.
Fully 150 left this morning at 9:18 over
the Lake Shore, and the day will b
Erent in races, games, etc., for which
nrizes will be awarded the winners.
The Sunday school treated all to ice
cream the picnickers having taken with
them the substantials and other aellca
clea of a picnic lunch.
The play director will meet with tne
boys next week forenoons on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday ana riaay ai
o-9ft Th nlare of meeting will oe
bv r
25c
Forsyth and 153rd, Sts. Prices Reduced (or This City Only
35c
NOW THE . GREATEST TENTED EXHIBITION IN THE YORLD
IG SHOWS IN ONE
Tl IYIETS JXS FO RMER 'SIZE
EVERYTHING NEW THIS YEAR BUT THE TITLE WILL POSITIVELY EXHIBIT TWICE DAILY AT 2 AND 8 P. M.
20 Big Feature Acts 2 Herds Performing ELEPHANTS IOO Beautiful Horses 1QO Shetland Ponies EXTI&AI ADDED! EXTRA! The Largestans Cestllest Collection of WHS arts' Domestic Animals carried bv any show Is now to bs seen with GENTRY BROS. ALL NEW rEATUWE SHOWS.
RL FREE STREET PARADE
Which POSITIVELY take place, rain or shine, 10:30 A. M., Show Day JX SOLID rVllL-E: OP GOLD ANO GLITTER
A
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ig Free Carnival!
ONE WEEKJUNE 30 TO JULY 5TH 10 GOOD SHOWS .10 GOOD SHOWS TWO BIG FREE ACTS V 10 PIECE BAND 10 Merry-Go-Round Many Other Attractions Hart's Mighty Midway Shows Hohman Street Opposite Public Library. Hammond, Indiana
t h A XTst X'thMA aI,.V m.-.. a1-Taj1 s M
r trial .xi. .iirt- m(tr. changed from the Lincoln playground
while visitin N..u A. Thomcaon a ic to the basei.au srouna nr w.
A pleassnt meeting of ths members
of the a. I. A. to the B. of L. E. tooK
place yesterday afternoon In the K. of P. haH In South Hohman street. It was
the regular semi-monthly meeting and
i cream parlor on Saturday, June 28th. -3
INDIANA HARBOR.
The union evangelical services at the
tabernacle will close tomorrow night
the usual number of members attend-I after a very successful campaign. The
ed. There was initiation or a class of I flnai sermon will be preached ty- Kev.
candidates. During the social hour Hicks at 7:30 p. m. It had not been
dainty refreshments were served. Tha
social hour was spent very enjoyably. No deflnte arrangements were made for the next meeting. A meeting of the members of the Dorcas Lodge of Rebeckahs will take place this evening In the I. O. O. F. hall in East State street. There, will bo only routine work. At a meeting early in July the newly elected officers will be Installed. ' Last evening the members ' of the Court of Honor met in Weis hall tn State- street for their regular ssmi-
declded today whether or not to hold afternoon services, but If they are held they will probably take place In some church Interested In the union services, instead of the tabernacle, on account of the heat. If this plan . Is adopted It will be announced In. the various churches tomorrow at the morning ser. vices. The First United - Presbyterian church services tomorrow are as foliows: BIble.school at 9:45 a. m. Publlo worship, 11 a. m., at ifhleh time the sacrament of the Lord's sup-
torium. and special attention will be given to arranging for teams and get
ting started in basebau tor tne summer. Other games will also be played st this place. When the water is favorable an hour, from 10:80 to 11:30, w be spent at the bathing beach and the boys who care tor special attention will be assisted in learning to swim. .
Banish dirt and ashes from the kitchen by using a Gas Range. No. Ind. Gas & Elecv. Co. FOURTH OF JULT PICNIC. At Peter Senzig's grove, located between Hessville and Clark roads on the Gary & Interurban. Everybody welcome. ti-i
Cook with Gas. save money and time, and banish dirt. No. Ind. Gas & Else. Co.
It yow smoke a La Vendor once yos: will always call for them. Ad. - - --
300 SLEEP IN 7ROOM HOUSE A house of seven rooms In which 300 men' sleep dally was discovered yesterday by the . South Chicago police. The "roomers' are workers In the eteel mills and sleep in "shifts." Thus the sixty cots in the place can accommodate them all. The "house of many roomers" and few rooms was discovered when the police were sent to investigste a report that a man had died at 9040 Strand street, which is Just across from the steel mills. They found the man, Ivan Zerlick, still alive, but in a serious condition. The police express wonder that he is alive at all, for he was in a room where the cots were piled one on top of the other like so many bunks. So closely were they packed into th rooms that the policemen had to crawl beneath them to get to where the sick man lay. On each cot was a sleeping man. With the arrival of each "shift" from the mills the "sleeping shift" also changes, so that the cots are practically never without occupants. . A report will be made to the health authorities of the insanitary conditions of this "rooming house."
SCBSCRiaB FOR THE TOTES.'
MUST WEAR A LEAF ANYWAY The East Chicago police department ia serving notice on all bathers that hereafter anybody found bathing in the canal or river without bathing suits will be arrested and fined. Yesterday there were a number of complaint to the police that full grown men without clothing of any aort were bathing off the brldgea that span the canal and the Calumet river. As though this fact were not sufficiently offensive some of the' bathers have taken delight in insulting women who happened to pass their way. Last evening reports were received of this improper conduct from both the Forsyth avenue and the Grasselli bridges. Sergeant John Weifenbarh said this morning that this has got to cease or there will be something doing.
Ton will say that a La Vendor clgae cannot be beat, if you try one.-Adv.
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