Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 23, Hammond, Lake County, 5 July 1913 — Page 2

THE TIM1I8.

July 5, 1913.

Social News IN

Hammond RUSSEI, GAVIT WEDS. Russel D. Gavlt, 1019 Hyslop Place, Hammond, was licensed her today to marry Miss Mable Lolse Hammond. VISIT IX OHIO. Court reported Hary E. Volk and family left last night via the Pan Handle for his former home In Rose Farm near Columbus, Ohio. They expect to be gone several weeks visiting with relatives in the meantime. EHBROiraSRV CLITI. The ladles of the Amethyst Club were pleasantly entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Otto Herhold at her home, 860 Calumet avenue. Embridery was the principal diversion of the afternoon. Mrs. Eohrlnger of East Chicago was the invited guest. The hostess served the ladles with delightful refreshments and the afternoon was spent most-en-Joyably. Mrs. Hoffman will entertain the club again in two weeks at her home in East State street. SPEND IJAY IX CHICAGO. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Conn of 490 Hohman street, with their house guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams of Birmingham, Mich., and Mrs. 'William Peverger, of Hammond spend the fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cornwell at their home in Englewood. The afternon and ewenlng were spent in Riverview park. Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Conn and Mrs. Devergex are sisters of Mr. Cornwell. This was their first meeting fn eight yeans. i HO.OR TWO SUMMER BRIDES. One of the most successful and no doubt tb largest attended brides shower of th seasan took place last evening at the W. R. Conkey Plant.

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Josephine Brunner and Mary Prusikinski. Miss Brunner has been one of the most successful and highly respect ed foreladies In the bindery for the past ten years. She will be the August bride of Edward Eurley. Miss Mary Prusikinskl has had charge of the stitchers for two years and her marriage to Alexander Koloskl will be solemnized July 21st. The girls library and dance hall were redecorated throughout for the occas ion. The profusion of pink and white roses and ferns used In decorating gave a bridal touch to the rooms. In the dining room the pink and white color scheme was carried out In the table decorations, where a dalntly arranged luncheon was served, after which the brides to be were given prettily arranged wreaths and veils and led the march to the dance hall for the "brides dance." The remainder of the evening was spent in music and dancing. Little Myrtle Norton entertained them with several pretty songs and fancy dances. She wore an appropriate costume for each number. Her "make- I up" for the "Old Maid's Ball" was the hit of the evening. Each of the brides received a complete set of silverware, gifts from the employees and a large cut glass bowl from the head forelady. Miss Brunner aloa received a beautiful carving set from the trimming department. The 150 young ladies that were present voted the evening a complete succes from every standpoint, also that the rooms were Ideal for entertaining such a large number. TRIP THROUGH CANADA. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Meyers of 318 Truman avenue left this morning for an extended eastern trip. They will visit in Montreal, Quebec, and Shrine of St. Anne De Beautre, Canada, also New York City and Oswego, N. Y. They expect to be gone about two LEAVE FOR ROCHESTER, IV. Y. Mrs. Will Murray of Rochester, N. Ywho has been visiting In Hammond for several weeks will return to her home PHONE 661 INDIANA " WATCH OUR FULL PAGE ADV. MONDAY

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Mrs. Thomas Shea and daughter Fannlo. who are going to spend several weeks visiting In the east at Oswego, N. Y., and will also visit their daughter Mrs. Charles Murray In Rochester, where she went after her wedding to make her future home. AID SOCIETY PICNIC. The Ladles Aid Society of the First M. E. church will have a picnic next Wednesday at Harrison park. Arrangements are made for a basket dinner and a very pleasant day is anticipated. It Is hoped that all the members will avail themselves of this opportunity for an outing. ENTERTAIN WITH CARDS. Mrs. Luthman was hostess Thursday afternoon to the members of the Sunshine Club at her home In Sibley at. The afternoon was pleasantly spent with several games of pedro. The honors were won by Mrs. Huber, Miss Mae Huber, Mrs. Luthman and the consolation by Miss Mae Luthman. At four o'clock the hostess served a dainty two course luncheon, the covers being laid in the dining room. The next club meeting will be In two weeks with Mrs. Huber. MEETING POSTPONED. The members of the Golden Red club did not meet on Thursday afternoon as was formerly announced. They will meet next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. John Rennalls at her home In Ash st. MRS. ERL.EWEIN ENTERTAINS. The members of the Sewing Circle No. 2 of St. Margaret's Hospital were entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Erlewein at her home in Fayette street. A number of games of pedro were enJoved and the honors were awarded to Mrs. Plageman. Mrs. Henry Beeker and th consolation prlie to Mrs. George Emmerllng. A delightful social hour followed the games, during which the ladles were served with a delightful luncheon arranged at small tables in the parlors. The next meeting will be in two weeks and the hostess is to be announced later. DAY IN HARRISON PARK. The members of the Colonial Club and their husbands celebrated the Fourth with a picnic. The day was spent in Harrison Park where a basket dinner and supper were enjoyed, mir ing the afternoon various picnic diver sions were Indulged in. There were about 20 who spent a most enjoyable time. The next meeting of the club will be In two weeks with Mrs. Spell man at her home in Carroll street. SOCIAL AT PARK. The. ladies of the W. C. T. U. held an ice cream social Thursday afternoon and evening in Central Park. The attendance was very good and a very nice sum was realized which will be added to the hospital fund. Ice cream and cake were served and home made caks and candy were on sale. The lawn was prettily decorated with Japanese laar terns. The ladies will hold a meeting next Friday JulyilUwlth Mrs.'Gilbert

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GOLF TOURNAHT

WAS A The Fourth of July at the Hammond Country club was celebrated with a number of interesting golf events and while no records were, broken some good playing resulted. In the class cup event J. L. Rohde and C. A. Smith, W. H. Crawford and A. Merrltt qualified in class Dr. Dr. O. L. Smith, L. Cox, Dr. T. W. Oberlin and R. M. Chapman qualified In class B, and W. D. Patton, C. M. Hicks, G.R. Love and C. Scott in class C. In the first round Rohde beat Smith, Merritt beat Crawford, Cox beat Smith, Oberlin beat Chapman, Patton beat Hicks and Scott defaulted to Love. The finals will be played this afternoon. In the finals of the June cup flight, C. Barry Jr. defeated P. A. Parry six and four. Going out Barry was only 1 up, but his opponent after having halved the tenth hole got In the rough on 11 -iand lost five straight holes. Barrymade the eigh teen holes in 95 and' duplicated the feat in the afternoon. The grand handicap In the afternoon resulted as follows: Barry ; 65 10 85 Oostlln .....105 32 73 Burr ...106 26 80 Parry 110 22 88 Smith, J. W 110 .80 80 McAleer , 113 24 89 Hill .113 24 89 Johnson ,'115 28 91 Sharrer .117 26 86 Deming ".117 2 91 Deming ..,118 32 86 Poyser ,119 40 79 Kingwill .".121 38 S3 Turner .121 30 91 Sawyer V.122 36 86 Allison 122 ; - 34 88 Dyer 125 36 89 In 150th street. This will be a Joint meeting between the"W. C. T. U. and Loyal Temperance Legion. An Interest ing program has beeft prepared. DAY IN CAMP. A party of Hammond people were en tertained yesterday by Bayless Cosner at his camp on the Deep river at Liverpool, Ind., near .Gary. 'The party were tncT. in Gary where they had gone via the interurban line and were taken to their destination on a hay wagon. The camp is situated In a most delightful) spot, entirly free 'from mosquitos, and as there was a refreshing breexe blow ing. It was an ideal day. Boating, fishing and bathing were pleasant pasttimea and were thoroughly! enjoyed by all. Those who formed the ! party were: Florence Jackson, Ger-1 trude Vanderhoof, Agnes Stocks, Margaret Ward of Whiting, Margaret Car roll, Mrs. Stack, Mr. fend Mrs.. Ed Simon. Mr. and Mrf',R' J.'. Bourk, Miss Connelly, Mar ft-MaeGregor, Ed Mason, Stanley Roxneck South Chicago; Jas. Carroll. Paul EpT4 GM Waller. Allen ttRourkl Tom S&s)l.7 LAST MEETING OF CZ.VB. Mrs. J. J. Rahen very pleasantly en tertained the ladies of the Acme Club ' at her home In Truman avenue Thurs- J day afternoon. Several games of pedro ( were played at small tables. The high J honors were won by Mrs. O'Rourk, the , second by Mrs. Harvey Cleveland, and the third by Mrs. Davis. At 4:3:0 o'clock t Mrs. Rahen served a dainty luncheon. This was the last meeting of the sum mer and there will be no more until the fall. , AID MEETING ANNOUNCED. The ladles of the Congregational Aid Society will meet next Thursday In the church, parlors. The ladles club of the church wlll'meet Friday at the home of Mrs. C. N. Jewett in Sheffield avenue. The hostess will be Mrs. Jewett and Mrs. Dye. "Y" BRANCH TO MEET. The Toung Peoples Temperance Union (formerly known as the V branch of the W. C. T. U.) will meet at the home of Miss Vera Sliger. 503 Wilcox street Monday July 7th at eight p. m. All members are requested to be present. NEWLY WEDS RETURN. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Mac Laughlln returned to Hammond Thursday evening from their honeymoon trip. They spent several days at "The Dells," Wis.

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Smith, W. C. Thomas Ray The qualifying round for the class cups in the morning were as follows: J. L. Rohde 103 16 87 W. Thomas 133 42 91 W. A. Hill 113 24 89 E. P. Deming 118 32 86 W. D. Ray 127 42 85 O. L. Smith 107 30 77 W. D. Patton 125 50 75 F. C. Ryan 116 &4 82 W. C. Smith 116 30 86 C. J. Clark. 144 54 90 W. H. Gostlin 115 32 83 R. M. Chapman 117 38 79 C. M. Hicks 123 42 81 C. Scott 122 42 80 C. A. Anderson 128 22 106 E. M. Shanklln 125 40 85 Walter Conkey 105 24 81 M. C. Cleveland 117 28 89 H. F. Allison 123 34 89 G. B. Love .....122 44 78 H. M. Johnson 112 28 84 H. E. Sharrer 117 26 91 H. E. Edwards 119 28 91 A. Merritt 105 20 85 W. A. Poyser 126 40 86 J. F. Sawyer 134 36 98 L. Cox 108 28 80 A. M. Turner 116 30 86 T. Y. Blythe 129 42 87 W.-McCleary . . . 109 25 83 C. G. Kingwill 125 38 85 T. W. Oberlin 106 30 76 W. H. Crawford 106 16 90 C A. Smith 96 16 82 They will live at 353 Sibley street, where they are having their home put in readiness. They had a most delightful trip. LAWN SOCIAL. The members of the Monroe Street Church will have an Ice cream social Monday afternoon and evening on the W. B. Conkey Company lawn. The lawn will be appropriately decorated and a cordial Invitation Is extended to the general public. The proceeds are for the benefit of the church. LODGE SESSION. Victoria Council held an Interesting meting Thursday evening in the lodge rooms in Moose hall. The installation of officers which was announced to take place had to be postponed on account of the evtreme heat. The usual business was transacted. The installation was announced to take place In two weeks at the next meeting. - c Mr. George Cohen of London, Eng land, who has been visiting wlH Mf. and Mrs. Thomas Shea at their home in Web street for the past month will leave this evening In company with the Shea family for Rochester, N. Y. After visiting there he will stop In New York City a time before sailing for his home. Miss Josephine Shealy of Delphi, who has -been a guest of her sister. Miss Francis Shealey, left last night for Salt Lake City to attend the meeting of the National Educational Association anl for a trip to the coast poinst. Otto Herh&ld of Calumet avenue is spending several days In Sheboygen and Fon du loc. Wis. Mr. and Mrs. George Drackert of State Line spent the fourth In Crown Point as the guests of Dr and(T Point as the guests of Dr. and Mrs, Laws. Mrs. Beatrice Hansen of Rlmbaca avenue is spending several days In Aur ora 111., as the guest of Miss Laura Mathers. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Post of Chicago were the guests yesterday of Mrs. George Post at her home in Rlmbach avenue. - Dr. and Raymond Knoft of Geneva, Ind., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. De Weese. They will go to Chicago today to remain over Sunday with friends and will return to Hammond before leaving for their home. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Muehlberger of 4 Williams street will have as their Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. George Miller PHONE 661 INDIANA

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Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Stonebraker are in Ora. Neb., for a few daya visit with relatives. of Oak Park, 111-, and Mr. and Mrs, Sherman Davis of Hebron, Ind. ANOTHER LAD HURT WHILE PLAYING BALL Another accident somewhat similar to that suffered by Willie Hart of In diana Harbor whil playing baseball the -other day -fcefU. -Willie 'J3oovanJ aged. 19. son of C D. Donovan. 4723 Tod avenue. East Chicago, on Wednesday. In the case of the latter. , however. It was his leg that was fractured Instead of his skull, as la Willie Hart's case. - Toung Donovan was playing base ball at the International Lead company's plant. 151st street and McCook. He was pitching and Clyde Grotto was; catching. The ball came down midway between the two players and both ran for It. Donovan either was tripped by Grotto or stumbled. It happened so quickly that nether of he men knew how it came about. At any rate Donovan fell, breaking his leg. He suffered a compound fracture and was taken to St. Margaret's hospital, Hammond. His foot and leg were placed In, a plaster cast this morning. Grotto is not held in any sense responsible for th injury, which was purely an accident. INTERURBANS DO VERY GOOD WORK Officials and employes of the South ! Shore and Gary & Interurban railways yesterday received much praise for the way in which tfiey handled the holiday ; crowds. The lines puth forth every ef fort to take care of the business, and while at times there were over-crowd ed cars this was condition that could not be helped. The South Shore system operated on Sunday schedule and It had many extra trains, especially between Gary and Chicago and Hammond and Michigan City. All of the trains were made up of four or five coaches and the crowds were taken care of In a better way tha never before. Th Gary and Southern did a. good business and the Gary and Interurban had much traffic to tho South Shore resorts. The Gary Motor-Bus Company did a land -office business between Gary and Miller beach. Your fuel bill will be less if you cook with Gas. No. Ind. Gas Eleo. Co. La Vendor cigars are pronounced exceptionally good by all rookers.AdT. JURJB TOD A TIMES HBADRB!

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