Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 11, Hammond, Lake County, 30 June 1913 — Page 2

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THE TIMES. Monday, June 30, 1913.

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COMI.VC EVENTS. Tne Mluta Fcdder of Eat State atret vrill entertain at a tblmble party Tuesday evening. Tbeir erurt -will be the 7un( women of tbe K. IV. Embroidery club. The member of the Womena Auxiliary to the 1'nlveralty Club will meet at a bridge party Tuesday afternoon In the XTnivedaity Club will meet at a bridge party Tuesday afternoon In the University Club room in the Citizens German A'ationai bank building. The to cm hers of the club are privileged to invite Ruesta to the meeting tomorrow. The monthly mcetina: of the Woman Home Mflsslonmry Society of tbe First !. E. church, will be held tomorrow afters o a at twi thirty oVloelc at the borne of Mrs. M. M. Bruce. 01 Carroll atreet. The members of the Oak .Leaf Embroidery Club will be entertained by Sir. 'Ward Kennedy at her home in Truman avenue Tuesday afternoon. CELEBRATES AAJt IVERSARY. Mrs. M. G. Lavene entertained a number of children very charmingly Saturday afternoon at her home In Oakley avenue. The party was piven to celebrate the sixth birthday anniversary of her daughter, Esther, and aha received many very pretty Rifts In' remembrance of the day. A number of picture were taken of the party dur

ing the afternoon. The children played (tmci on the lawn and at four o'clock were served with dainty re freahments. Prizes In the games were won by Lester Goldlng, Grace young and Russell Waif. Little silk fiat? were Riven the g-uests as favor. There were nineteen little people at the party and Just before departing for their homes Mr. Lavene took them for an automobile drtvei around the city. A SOCI1L. An Ice Cream Festival was given by the members of the Womans Auxiliary of St. faul's Episcopal church on the lawn of the church in Rimbach avenue Saturday afternoon and evening. The lawn was decorated with Japanese lan

terns. Ice cream and cake were served at small tables. Pretty garden flowers decorated the tables very attractively. ENTERTAINED AT SCHNEIDER. IC. J. Connelly was host to a small party of friends at his camp near Schneider, Ind., yesterday. The day was spent in fishing and boating on the Kankakee river. A very enjoyable time is reported. In the party which left Hammond were Mr. and Mrs, Frank O'Rourke, Miss Marie McKirna. Miss Gertrude Vanderhoof, Messrs. Martin McGregor, Bally, and N. J. Connelly. HERE FROM WALES FOR A VISIT. Mr. and Mrs, James Terrln of Merthyr, South Wales arrived In Hammond Friday for a visit with friends. They are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, August, Franck, 6SS South Hohman st. They will remain In Hammond for at least a month. Mrs. Terrin will be re-

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membered in Hammond as Mrs. John Stratton. " A THIMBLE PARTY. v Mrs. John Agnew is hostess at a thimble party this afternoon at her home, 12 Webb street Her guests are the members of the Embroidery club. . W. C. T. U. NOTICES. The members of the W. C T. TJ. will have an ice cream social and cake sale Thursday, July 8rd, at Central park to which they . cordially Invite the public 'The lawn will be decorated with Japanese lanterns and the refreshments will be Berved from small tables. The meeting, which was announced would take place Friday has been postponed for a week and on the afternoon of July 11th, Mrs. Gilbert of 150th. street will be hostess to the members of the society. A HOME WEDDING. The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sheffield in May street was the scene of a very beautiful wedding last Saturday evening when their daughter, Miss

Etta Sheffield and Edward Hammond were united in marriage. Only the immediate relatives were present for the ceremony which was solemnized at S o'clock by the Rev. C. J. Sharp, pastor of the First Christian church. The

ring ceremony was used. The bride

was attended by her sister, Miss Verta

Sheffield, who served as the . maid of

honor. The groom's only attendant was

Clayton Sheffield, a brother of the;

bride. The bride wore an exquisite

white lace gown droped over white

satin and carried a shower of brides

rosea and lilies of the valley. Miss

Sheffield wore a pretty gown of pink J

SUK veiled with lace. Her nowera were pink kllarney roses. Immediately after the ceremony a dainty collation was served. The table decorations were in pink and whtle, the same colors as wre used in the parlors. A profusion of lovely flowers were used among the decorations. Mr, and Mrs. Hammond left Hammond late Saturday evening for Chicago where they will be at home to their friends. They have an attractive apartment in Greenwood avenue, Woodlawn. Mrs. Hammond ts a daugh. ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sheffield. She has lived in Hammond for a number of years and is very will known among the young people of the city, MARRIED AT INDIANAPOLIS. Miss Mary Ibach, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph George lbach, formerly of Hammond but now of Indianapolis, and Walter Wood Sohl, son of Mrs. Cynthia Sohl of Hammond were united in marriage today at half after twelve o'clock. The ceremony was solemnlsed at the home of the bride's parents, 1409 North Pennsylvania St. Mr. and Mrs. Sohl will be at home In Hammond after September 15th. Tha only Hammond guest at the wedding

Pretty June Wedding At Crolpn Point

(Special to Thb Times.) Crown Point, Ind... June 30. One of the prettiest June weddings to occur In this city during the season took place at the home, of Mrs. Leonora Hart on Saturday at one o'clock, when her daughter, Miss Margarlte Hart, was united in marriage to Vernon Tarry, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Parry of 107 East street. The Hart home, most beautifully decorated with ferns, pink sweet peas and streamer ribbons to match, was the scene of the pretty affair. Preceding the wedding ceremony Miss Jielle Peterson sang De Koven's "O, rromise Me." To the strains of Lohengrin's "Weddlns; March" played by Robens of the Congress orchestra. Chicago, the wedding precession formed. The bride was attended by her mother, the trooin being unattended. The ceremony took place in the reception hail under a large floral wedding bell of white carnations. Rev, H, Billman of the First Presbyterian church reading the eere-

mony. At the close of the ceremony the bell showered concealed rose petals upon the happy pair. The bride was beautifully attired In a gown of Jvory brocaded satin, trim med with rhine stones and rose point lace. Following the ceremony a five course wedding breakfast was served, the table decorations being baskets of pink sweet-peas, ferns and streamer of ribbon. s The couple left on the Pennsylvania for Chicago where they will spend a few days and later leave on an extended lake trip to Mackinae and other points. They will be at homj after August 1st, residing In their new home on Court and South streets Betides the Immediate relatives of the bride and groom the following guests were present: Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Lake Forest; Mr. and Mrs. Burford and Mrs. N, C. Safford, Chicago: Dr. Wm. Forney Huvls, Duluth, Minn.; Mies Mildred L. Norton, Gary; Mr. and Mrs. C, D. Roet, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice McKenZle, Mrs. Eunice Youche, Miss Belle Peterson of Crown Point.

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were Mrs. Cynthia . W. Sohl and Mt?s Ruth Sohl of Mason street, the mother and sister of the groom. Mrs. George Hannauer and children of Ruth street have gone to St. Louis for a visit with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Max .; Kline and Miss Margaret Callahan of Laporte, Ind, motored to Hammond yesterday and were the guests of relatives. Mrs. Frank Hitchcock entertained Mrs. Cummings of Chicago at her home in Ogden street during the past week

end. The Misses Lytta and Harriet McMahon of May street returned home FrU day after a two weeks visit with relatives in Harrison,' Ark.

Mrs. Humphreys of Porto Rico who

has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.

Floyd H. Adams at Iter home In Wil

liams street has concluded her visit here and gone to Kansas City.

Mr, and Mrs. Alphonse porsey. Miss

Gertrude Nordstrand and John Gill were entertained by Miss Helen Fitz

gerald at her home In Chicago Sunday. 7, . Miss June Klein of Lowell spent Sunday in Hammond the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Robinson and family In May street. Her little nephew and niece Arnold and June Robinson accompanied her home for a weeks visit. . - Mrs. Charles W. Wilson Is entertaining Miss Elsie Zifjke of Fond du Lac, Wis., at her home In Mason street for a few days. . Mr, and Mrs. Charles E. Barry and son, Charles, of Chicago spent the past week end In Hammond the guests of friends. They expect to spend the summer in Hammond ' and willshrdlu rfcer Ift'llairiraoncfc v r; I v; ' Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Harding nf Truman avenue spent "Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Claire Harding at their "home in Chicago. Attorney John M. Stlnson Is In Kentland, Ind., today or business. Otto Kiemperer anjd family were here yesterday, the guests of friends. They were formerly residents of Hammond. Miss Bertha Hansen returned today from a week end visit with Mrs. George Penison at her home in Hanna, Ind. Mr. and Mrs, William Lucht enter talned their son, William Lucht and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fisher and children of Chleago at their home In Jefferson street Sunday. ' F. R. Culbert, former chief clerk for the Wabash railroad has been appointed the agent at Tolleston and will enter upon his new duties there tomorrow.

The npxt regular meeting of the members of Hammond Chapter will take place Saturday vening July 6th in th-s K. of r. hall in South Hohman street.

INTERESTING MIXED FOURSOME

In the mixed foursome at the Hammond Country club last Saturday afternoon Major and Mrs. Burr of Gary won second gross honors in the nine hole event. W, H. Crawford and Mrs. P. A. Parry had the best gross ecore. They shot a 56, which is exceptional and eclipsed the 58 recorded by Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Sharrer in the last event of .Its kind. Pr. and Mrs, T. W.

Oberlin won the event with a net

score of 27, having a 40 handicap. The results were as follows: Gross. Net. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Kingwill. . .78 61 Major and Mrs. Burr ,61 46 Miss Smith and Mr. Poyser...77 46 Mrs. Parry and W.H. Crawford56 40 Miss Loverldge and Mr. Poyser6J 42 Mr. and Mrs, H. M. Johnson... 63 42 Pr. and Mrs. H. E. Sharrer. .. .76 46 Pr. and Mrs. T. W. Oberlin 67 27

Lodge Assemblies -

Last Saturday evening the members of the Porcas Lodge of Rebeckhs met In the I. O. O. F. hall Jn East State street for their regular weekly meeting. There were thirty or more mem brs In attendance. Anouncement was made of the next meeting to be held Saturday evening, July 6th, when Vhero will be both installation of officers and initiation of a class of candidates. This evening the members of Triumph Council No. 11 p. of L. will meet In the I. O. O. F. hall in Eas$ State street fpr their regular semi-monthly meeting. There will be a meeting of the members of Golden Rule Council No. 1, p, of L. Tuesday evening of . this week. The members of the I A. to the O. R, C. will meet. Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock in I. O. O. F. hall in East State street. A meeting of the members of the Germania Lodge of Rebeckahs wll take place Tuesday evening in I. O. O. F, Hall in East State street, A number of the members of Hammond Chapter f Eastern Stars will go to Hegewise'n, 111., this evening to at tend a meeting of Pyramid Chapter. A very delightful session is anticipated.

CROWN POINT BOY MARRIED Rensselaer, Ind., June 30. A very pretty wedding was that of Miss Elizabeth Virginia Spitler and Mr. Horace Malcolm - Clark, which took place at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Spitler, last week. Mr. Horace Ott of Crown Point rendered Shubert'a Serenade on the violin.. Miss Edna Hauter of Rensselaer played the wedding march from Lohengrin. The "ushers were Misses Helen Warner and Ellen Kreasier. The ribbons were earried by Misses Jeannette Abbott, Bernice Ott and Martha Long and Mesdames Marion S. Learning and Firman Thompson. The bride was preceded by her sister, Mrs. Pelos M. Coen, as matron of honor, carrying a sheaf boquet of pink sweet peas and ribbon. The bride on the arm of her father met the groom and his best man, Mr. Emmet LaRue, under a canopy of smilax and sweet peas. The ring ceremony was very impressively informed by Rev. J. C. Parrett. The bride's gown was a white ehar muese foundation, the yoke and sleeves of cluny lace and the waist and skirt of beautiful embroidered net. Her bouquet was a colonial bouquet of bridal roses. The bride is a, graduate of the Rensselaer high school and attended the Western College for Gi'rls at Oxford, Ohio, and was one of the most beautiful and best liked young ladies. The groom attended the state university and Is one of the successful young business men of Wheatfield,

where they will be at home after Au

gust 1. The bride end groom left on the northbound Hoosia'r limited Wednes. day evening for a trip, probably a lake trip, although they did not confide their plans even to their closest reU atives or friends. The house was beautifully decorated With smllax and pink roses and sweet peas.

EAST CHICAGO COUPLE WED

Miss Ethel Friedman, daughter of

Mrs. S. Friedman, of Melville avenue. East Chicago, was united in marriage Sunday, to Mr. IX Abrams of Chicago. The marriage took plaee at the Well, ingten hotel, Chicago. Mr, Abrams is the general manager

of bthe General Film company and the owner of Beveral motion picture play houses in Chicago. The young couple left last evening for Browns Lake,

Mich., and upon the return will reside temporarily in East Chicago.

FOURTH OF JULY PICNIC. 'At Peter Senzig's grove, located between Hessville and Clark roads on the Gary f Interurban. Everybody welcome, 16-6

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Three Thousand Bathed, The beach at lake front wa aa crowded with bather yeaterday after-, noon and evening that -th pieaaura was somewhat marred. The temperature of the water was not far different from that ef the air, maintaining an average of it. In tht evening the sport was most enjoyable, It is eUmated that 3,0000 men, women and children were bathing- In the various lakes, rivers an4 lagoon of Lake county and at the many btiche along the big lake. -

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