Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 28, Hammond, Lake County, 9 August 1913 — Page 2
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TOU ARE INVITED. SO PLAN TO ATTEND THE WHITING ELKS' PICNIC AT SPRING HILL GROVE (St. John) AUGUST 1 6 T H.
A RECEPTION.
A reception in honor of Mra. William j
Henry Huenn, who was formerly Miss Ethel Wolf, Mrs. Albert Hudson, formerly Mrs. Alice E. Sohl and Henry I. Fuller, whose marriages took place
this summer was given last evening by the members of Hammond Tempi No. 73 Pythian Sisters. The honor guests who are all members of the Temple were given pretty gifts, Mrs. Huehn being presented with a handsome mirror, Mrs. Hudson with a cut glass bowl and Mr. Fuller with silver knives and forks. Mrs. Alice. Haney mad the presentation in behalf of the ' members of the Temple. There was a short musical program fallowing ' which, a supper was served. Tho K. of P. Hall which, the seen of the reception was decorated very prettily for the ocaslon. The reception was given fallowing the regular semi-monthly meeting of the Hammond Temple No. 73 Pythian Sisters. There was only routine work but a large number of members were present and they greatly enjoyed, the evening.
MRS. M'COXNEAL, A. HOSTESS. One of the most delisrhtful meetings
of the aid society of the Monroe street
Metnoaist cnapei took place Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. McConnell on Van Buren street. Among the features of the business session was arranging to revise the constitution and by-laws in keeping with the pro-' gress of the society which is four years old, having had four presidents during that time. Mrs. Abbott served first, then Mrs. Wells, then Mrs. Van Gilder, Mrs. Wells following her with a second term, Mrs. Preaton succeeding Mrs. Wells. Tho ladies will go to
Lake Front Park within the next ten days for an outing, and will for vnce forget the art of money making, and will enjoy a jolly good day. At the close of the business session Mrs. Preston, in behalf of the society, presented Mrs. Wells, the retiring pretdent. with a handsome box of sliver of four pieces. Although surprised beyond measura Mrs. AVells expressed
her appreciation in a happy little speech. Assisted by her daughters, the Misses Florence and Edna, Mrs. McConnell served delicious ices and cakes, and at a late hour the guests departed, declaring her an ideal hostess.
A MISSIONARY MEETING. Mrs. Harvey Gostlin opened her home in Highland street yesterday afternoon to the memgers f the
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian church. It was the regular monthly meeting of the socie
ty of the First Presbyterian church.
It was the regular monthly meeting of the society and the members took up tho study of the second chapter of
their text book, "China's New Day." Mrs. Helen Twiss was in charge of the program for the afternoon and Mrs. Miller lead the devotional exercises. A dainty luncheon was served after the program and a delightful social hour was passed. There were only twelve members at yesterday's meeting. The attendance was not as large as usual on account of the extreme heat and the absence of a number of the members who are spending the summer out of the city. PICTORIAl. REVIEW PATTERNS. All new Sept. and other Pictorial Review patterns are now carried at new agency. 116 Sibley street H. J. Postlewaite, Hammond.
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Hear the latest No? Great Caesar! Man I The suffragette germ has invaded Gary. And all of the women in town are to be organised. Loae Militant Arrives. Mrs. Kate Wood Ray, a militant from Chicago, arrived in the steel city today to start organizing the suffragettes of the town. No formal organization will be perfected until all of the prospective suffragettes return from tlveir vacation In September. Mrs. Ray is also organizing a squad
- . services. Rev. Crooks, nutor.
Methodist church announcements of lady "news!" who will sell the Sunday school. 9:45 a. m, E. a Drumsuffragette edition of a Clflcago news- mond. superintendent; Morning wor-
aip, ii a. m. ; cpwoim league, :
INDIANA HARBOR. la"rMtl v n I Rev. Suk Kee Dong of Corea will Sabbath services at the first United preach at the Methodist church tomorPresbyterlan church, corner USth and row evening. The subject of Ms serHemlock streets, are as follows: '. mon will be "The Land of Top-Knots." Sabbath school at :45; public worship Mr. Dong will be dressed in native cosand sermon at 11; subject, "Power uf turns. He speaks wittingly of the conHabit." Evening services T:30 o'clock. ! trast between his people and AmerlVlaltors and strangers cordially tnvlt-) cans. He knows alike the hearts of ed to worship with us In all these his people and the power of the Gos
pel. His message is fascinating:, Interesting and uplifting. Seats are freo
paper, next Monday. Women and girls will take care of all of the news stands in the city. Such organizations as theW. C. T. U.. the Congregational
p. m.; Preaching, 7:30 p. m. A cordial
welcome Is extended to all. Johnston, pastor.
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Ladies' Aid society and others are aid- j Swedish Evangelical Mission, corner lng Mrs. Ray. (Grapevine and 139th streets; Sunday Some of the Gary politicians are a 'school at 9:30 a. m. preaching. 10:45 a. little, chary about the suffragette or- Evening services, T:S0 p. m.; ganizatlon as some of the organiaa- jToung People's Society, Wednesday tions of women in the city have be- evening, at 7:30. Rev. Simon Carlson, come aroused against the recent "red Pstor. light" district, the officials who tol- Baptist church, Sunday school. 9:43 erated it, and the attempts now being- Preaching service at 11. Even-
and the public Invited. R. H. Johnston, pastor. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buss will occupy the J. A. Patterson residence during Mr. and Mrs. Patterson's stay In
Denver. The latter left today for that
eity. Toor fuel bill will bo less if you oosft with Gas. No. lnd. Gas Ele. Co.
made to revive It.
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A CLASS PICNIC. The annual picnic of the Willing Workers Class of the Chritslan Sunday school was planned for this aft
ernoon at the Lake Front. Tho girls
of tho class made arrangements to; meet at Central Park and take the two o'clock car for the lake where they will spend the afternoon In a pleasant way with games and contests. A picnic supper1 will be served. Mrs. James Graves, tho class teacher will accompany tho girla. AJT AUXILIARY MEETING. - Mrs. Henry Lundt of Park Place waa at home yesterday afternoon to
tho members of the Women's Auxiliary of St. Paul's Episcopal church. Several-Interesting papers on missionary topics were read after which there was a general discussion. Tho musical program was given by Miss Patterson of Portland, Ore., who is spending the summer in Hammond the guest of her sister, Mrs. True at her home In Elisabeth street. A social hour was enjoyed following the program. A dainty luncheon, was served in two courses.
ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson will be at homo In West Hammond after
September 1st.
PRIZES WINNERS. At the annual reunion of tho Daughters of Liberty held last Thursday at the Lake Front the prizes in the contests were won by Mrs. Cora Keyser, Mrs. Lisle Burge, Mrs. Eureka Tuley and Mrs. Grace Lukman, instead of Mrs. Charles Luthman as was reported yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zoll of Detroit street will leave tomorrow for a week's visit at South Haven and Saugatuck, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Graves are entertaining Mr. D. H. Sheerer of Osceola, la. at their home in Carroll street this week. Mrs. Graves will leave with her father, Mr. Sheerer for Ohio early next week for a visit with relatives. Mrs. W. A. Stout and son Kenneth of Ogden street have returned from a few weeks visit with. relatives at French Lick Springs and Orleans, Ind. Miss Llla Shafer and Miss Jane McCloskey left today on the North American for a lake trip. They will
bo gone from Hammond about two
weeks.
Tho Misses Bessie Ferroll and Mabel
Sherby will leave today for Cedar
Lake Wis., to spend a week's vaca
tion. :;
Mr. and Mrs. J. Raymond Stafford
and son Norman of Detroit street will
spend tho week end visiting relatives
In Chicago.
Mayor John D. Smalley left last evening for Upper Sandusky, O., where he will remain for a few days with
relatives.
Miss Edna Euwert of East State
street has been the guest of relatives
in Crown Point the past week.
Tho Mlssas Gertrudo Koehneman and Dorothy Stallbohm will spend
their vacations in Saugatuck, Mich.
Miss Frieda Kleo will leave today to spend her vacation at Winona Lake, lnd. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brusel and son of Logan street will leave this evening for their former home in Topeka, Kas., r a visit with friends and relatives.
10. A cordial invitation Is hereby ex-
tng service, 7:30. Rev. J. E. Smith,
pastor. Swedish Evangelical Lutheran, 139th and Hemlock streets. Rundav actutol
tended to all the Welsh people and;at ,:S0 m . Morning service, 10:30 a. their friends. . tt-.i .-,t- r in m tt-.
Mrs. Louis Ottenhelmer and daughter. G. Swenson. pastor.
Louise Mlnno of Pine Blur, Ark., ar- I Miss Hanna Linquest of La porta and rived In East Chicago yesterday to bo Mrs. Oscar Soderquest and son Robert tho guests for several weeks of Mrs. of Chicago, were the gtiests yesterday Abe Goodfriend. !of Mrs. Charles Egbert. Miss Linquest
Mr. Karl Nofris left yesterday for La arrived Thursday.
Grange, lnd., to remain over the week ( Mrs. George Wit will be home to-
nd. t night from Elcator. Iowa, whero she
Kev. Alexander Monroe, pastor of has been on a visit.
the Congregational church will preach ! Mrs. Frank Orth is entertaining at
tomorrow to tho urltod congregations 'a birthday dinner at 1 o'clock today.
of the Methodist and Congregational her guests being the members of a churches at the' Slethodlst church. His . birthday club to which she- belongs.
TOU ARE INVITED. SO PLAN TO ATTEND THE WHITING ELKS' PICNIC SPRING HILL-GROVE (St. John) AUGUST 10TH.
extensive improvements to East River, Now York, to cost $13,400,000.
Adjourned at 11:54 a. m. until noon
Tuesday, out of respect for late Sena
tor Johnston.
SENATE. Met at noon. Announcement was made of death of
Senator Johnston of Alabama and ad
journment out of respect for his
memory was taken at 12:07 p. m. un
til noon Saturday. James A. Emery of National Association of Manufacturers continued his testimony before lobby investigating committee.
sermon will be th first of two on Temptation," the iubject being "Tho Blessings of Temptation."
At tho Methodist church tomorrow evening Miss Lucy Page Gaston, head
Mrs. J. A. Judge went to Clinton. Iowa, last night to Join his wife and niece. Miss May Englehaupt who have boen there for a coup I of weeks. The Pythian Sisters of Indiana Har-
THE DAY IN CONGRESS
of the antl-cigaret league will speak on ! b" will hold a stated meeting Monday
GRAND UNION Opp. V T 7'VT'K?T Rooms Station NEW YORK CITY upwud Bmaoe lo and (ram Station Free Snd 2c tump for N. Y. City Guide Book aad Map
A HOME WEDDING. A very pretty wedding will be
solemnized this evening at tha home' Tno Misses Genevieve Hastings and of Mr. and Mrs. Birt CoJ, 437 W. Plum- Theresa Dorsey of State street will mer avenue when their daughter. Miss leave today for Delevan Lake, Wis., Mabel Cox is united In marriage to to spend their vacations. John H. Peterson. Only members ofj Katherine Groman, tho littlo daughter the two families will bo guests at the of Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Groman of Rimweddlng. Tho bride will have as her . bach avenue has returned from a visit mai dof honor, her sister. Miss Pearl ( with relatives In Odeboldt, la. Cox and the groom will bo attended j M, EleRnor Linz of 504 Summer
by A. Mansfield. Tho bride will wear
street has returned home after an ex- I
a pretty gown of palo blue me.aline tendede vlstt wlth Mr8. Harrlet Springs
satin and the bridesmaid will wear a I dainty white lingerie town. A wed.
j ding supper will bo served after the
at her home in Detroit. Miss Una also visited at points in Canada.
Fiirstt Qag Maumdl BOY VAli HAND LAUNDRY 192 East Sibley St. Next to Oakley St.
Lodge Assemblies
I The regular weekly meeting of the members of tho Dorcas I.ndrn of Re-
bekahs will take place this evening! in the I. O. O. F. Hall in East State street. A meeting of the members 'of Opal HIvo No. 896 L. O. T. M. M. will be held Monday evening in the Moose Hail in State street. It will be the regular Bemi-monhtly meeting. j
THE CHRISTIAN SPIRITUAL SOCIETY Will hold their first meeting in Weis' Hall SUNDAY EVENING-, AUGUST 10TH AT 8 P. M. There will be speaking and tests. The public is welcome.
Monday evening tho members of
.Triumph Council No. 11 D. of L. will meet in the I. O. O. F. Halt in East
State street for their regular semimonthly meeting.
There will be a meeting of tho mem
bers of Golden Rule Council No. 1 D.
of L. Tuesday evening in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street.
DEAD TRANCE MEDIUM Can be seep every day between the hours of 10 a. m. and 9 p. m. All in trouble come to 77 State Street or telephone 901-R for appointment.
A meeting of the members of Opal
Hivo No. 896 L. O. T. M. M. wilt be held Monday evening In Mooso Hall
in East Stato street. It will be th regular semi-jnonthly meeting and after the lodgo session there will bo a social hour.
There will b a meeting of tho members of Triumph Council Council No. 11 D. of L. Monday evening In the I. O. O. F. Hall in East State 6treet.
the evils of the clgaret habit and Its cure. A special invitation is issued to all men and boys. There wit be special music. Mrs. J. R. Elchlltx, sister of Mrs.
Abe Goodfriend and who has been her
guest for aboat four weeks, will return to her homo in Dallas, Texas, Monday morning. Mrs. Elchlits has been tho guest of honor at a number of affair during her stay, including theatre parties, card parties etc. and has had a-most enjoyable time. Caroline Freeman., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Freeman of Beacon etre f eUf frojik, a swing in a 'neighbor's yard yeswrday and broke her right arm. . .. Mr. and Mra? August Johnson Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Groves and their guest. Mrs. Frank Hesse enjoyed a fish supper at Robertsdale last nighV Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Brennan of North Magouji avenue are leaving for Pontiac and Ellis, 111., this evening. They will remain two. weeks visiting relatives and friends. , Officer Joseph Hartley is still mourning the loss of his gun which
escaped from him somewhere along j
Forsyth avenue between the city hall j and Chicago avenue. No one has as
yet brought It to the station to claim the reward offered. LOST Pocketbook probably on Green line car, containing 37 and railroad ticket. Finder may keep $2 upon returning balance to Mrs. J. J. Freeman, 1224 Beacon street. East Chicago. Thursday afternoon a party of ladies went to Pullman to visit Mrs. J. J. Houlihan who was formerly Mrs. Thorton Berry of East Chicago. Tho ladies took lots- of good, things to eat as It was planned, to have a picnic luncheon. Some of these articles of food proved to bo rare dishes indeed. The luncheon consisted of Queen Jumbo olives, cheese sticks, and Bulgarian salad prepared by Mrs. E. Pickard, cold
Supreme chicken and potato salad, which was made with New Bermuda pototos.s Those two dishes wero prepared by Mesdames DeBria and L. W. Giles. Mrs. Houlihan served delicious Jelly and freshly churned butter, this with fine home-made breads which Mrs. W. F. Funkhouser took, was enjoyed very much, also the delicious white cake by Mrs. Curry and dark cake made by Mrs. S. T. Johnson and other
ladies of the party who took cookies, waiters and other good things, was especially good with- fresh strawberry Mel ha cream and coffee- served by Mrs. Houlihan. The ladies spent the evening at Palmer park where they enjoyed the open air band concert after which the ladies returned to the home of Mrs. Houlihan, who lives In; a very cozy, apartment. One very pleasant feature of the- afternoon," was ;the favors given each lady which were very handsome pieces of hand painted china, being Mrs. , Houlihan's own handwork. At a late hour the ladles returned homo delighted with the days outing. The various committees of the East Chicago Woman's club are working hard on the program for the different sections they represent for the coming season. It is expected that the clubs calendar with completed program will ,be ready shortly for the printer. The departments are the- home economics, the civics, the literary and the music sections and each has its own committee at work on tho program. The literary section was completed some time ago. It is. understood that the music section la preparing for an unusually elaborate program. Miss Mary A. Stone is at the head of this.
night. August 11, at 8 o'clock, when the grand chaplain, Mrs. Harriet P. Fuller of Knox. Ind.. will be present. Mrs. Fuller had Intended to attend the last meeting, but was detained by Illness. It Is desired that all members
bo present. Refreshments mill be served. j Do not forget the ice cream social I to be given Saturday evening.. August 16, as previously announced, by the !
men or the Methodist Episcopal church. The event will take place in the coolest place In town, tho social rooms of tho church. There wIH bo
a candy booth in cbargo of .the young ladles of the church, and music will form an added attraction of the even- 1 lng. " I Mrs. A. Sirlln of 3510 Fir street, who j was called to Pittsburg two weeks ago on account of the death of her ; brother, John Blume, returned home
last night. The Methodist Sunday school is having a picnic today at the East Side park. They left on the 10:30 train and wilt return this evening. Two ball games will be part of the day's
HOISS. Met at noon. Considered miscellaneous bills. Representative Rodonbcrry's resignation as member of House lobby investigating committee was accepted and Speaker Clark appotntod Representative Ferris, Oklahoma, to place. Representative Hullngs Introduced bill designated to eliminate gambling tn stocks and bonds and in warehouse receipts of all commodities. Board of engineers recommended
WEEKLY DRY GOODS REVIEW Marshall Field St Co., In their weekly review of the dry goods trad, say:
"As Judged by the shipments of merchandise for fall and for immediate use, the dry goods business of the wek compare favorably with that of tho same period a year ago. "Bujiers in the market from certain sections where hot weather Is thought to have Kurt corn are optimistic over tho crop situation as a whole, as earlier crops already harvested offset somewhat present unfavorable prospectk for later crops in their localities. "Collections remain normal. "Salesmen on the road are beginning to send in orders for lace and embroideries for spring delivery. Handkerchief lines for holiday selling are also getting considerable attention. Drapery fabrics are in great demand In anticipation of the fall decorating season."
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TJAST CHICAGO i Banish dirt and asbes from, the kitchen by using a Gaa Ran.se. Na Ind. Oas Elecv. C The Welsh Circuit Class will hold their regular meeting at tie home of Mr. and Mrs. "William, Thomas of 361S Grapevrnjp street next Sunday Aa;ust
TOU ARE INVITED. PO PLAN TO ATTEND THE! WHITING ELKS' PICNIC . , T ' SPRING HILL OROVE (St. John) AUQtr9T lTH.
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