Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 58, Hammond, Lake County, 25 August 1913 — Page 2

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(Special to Thb Times. Ki!amtoo, " Mich., Auk, 25. A very pretty wedding was that at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon which - united in marriage Miss Sarah Uroesamle and Mr. Harry H. HuKKins of Whiting. The ceremony was Impressive amt beautiful, performed by the Kev. Arha. Martin, pastor of' the First M. K. church, at the home of the bride's parent, Mr. and Mrs. George II. Broesamle, and in the presence of thirty relatives and Intimate friends. As a matter of sentiment the bride chose August 22 for her wedding day In celebration of the thirtieth weddiny anniversary of her parent!, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Broesamle. Tha bride, who was gowned In white embroidered voile and carried a shower ot Bride roses, and a iwansonla, was attended by Miss Rernlcu Marhoft as maid of honor. Her sown was of tan voile. Mr. Husgins was served by James I. eland Graham of Minneapolis as best man. The decorations of the parlor where the ceremony was performed were simple, artistic and graceful, the moulding; being outlined, with the delicate and feathery asparagus vine, which also draped the curtains. In the north corner of the room was an embankment of ferns where the bridal couple plighted their troth, entering to the strains of the Mendelssohn Wedding March, played by Miss Clara Rogers of Lansing, a cousin of the bride. The fireplace and mantle were banked with ferns and draped with aspara

Mm A'S "AT HOME." Mrs. Cynthia Wood Sohl of Mason Street has issued cards for an "a home" to be given Wednesday, August 27 at four o'clock In honor of her daughter. Miss Ruth Louise Sohl. A large num- ; ber of Hammond and out of town worn -. en will be guests at the prett yfunc- : tlon. On the Wednesday following the "at home" Miss Marlon Deming will be hostess at a 'luncheon and afternoon bridge party at her home In Webb . street In compliment to Miss Sohl. PICXIC AT THE LAKE FROXT. One of the very pleasant events ' scheduled to take place this week will ;' be the picnic at which the members of : th Amoma and Agoga classes will furnish the luncheon and will bring the marehmallows for the roast which ;' be a feature of the evening's entertainment. They will leave for the park early In the afternoon and spend the day with games and contests. SEASO.X TO OPEX XEXT WEEK. The Hammond Musical College announces the formej opening of the musical season at that institution for 'Wednesday evening, September 3, at . which time the new head of the violin department, Mr. Louis O. Zander of ' the Drake school of Music, Auditorium, 'Chicago, will Introduce himself to the musical public of Hammond In a vio

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astors. one on the mantle and the other near the piano carried out the color scheme of green and white. In the entrance hall the stairway was twined with asparagus vine and on the newell post was a bowl of richly colored, golden kIovc The yellow and green motif was also carried out in the dining room with the same flowers and dainty fern. The centerpiece was a large bowl of golden glow plac ed on a mirror outlined with ferns.! The wedding luncheon was servai shortly after the ceremony, being !n charge of Miss Mabel Rogers of Lansing. Mr.' and Mrs. Hugins left last evening for a lake trip, after which they will go to "Whiting, : Ind., to reslds. After September 22 they will be at home at 331 Oliver street. The bride is a pretty, capable young woman, a graduate of the high school ond of the Western State Normal school, phe has been particularly active In the work of the First M. E. church and for four years wa sthe efficient bookkeeper fo rthe Gazette. Out of town guests at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Banks of Bancroft, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Carey and daughter, Evlyn, of Whiting; George Lee of Otlsville, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers, of Lansing; the Misses Mabel, Clara and Fannie and Fred Rogers, of Lansing; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Broesamle and daughter, Mildred, of Charlotte; Miss Leora Lee, of Whittler, Cel., and James Leland Graham, of Minneapolis. lin recital. He will be assisted byMiss Otto, Miss Webber and Mr. Learn ing of the college faculty. Mr. Zander will teach the violin part of each week in the Hammond college and at the same time keep up his work as teacher of the violin In the Chicago school and as concert-master of the Drake orchestra. Mr. Zander will organize and direct an orchestral class in the Hammond Musical College that will be open to all amateurs and young people studying orchestral Instruments whether students at the college or not. LEAVE FOR WISCOXSIX. Mrs'. Peter Bick of Rimbach avenue has gone to Spring Lake, Wis., to Join Mr. Bick and the children who have been at the Wisconsin resort' th? greater part of the summer. They expeetect to return to Hammond early In September. RETl'RXS FROM VACATION. Mlfs Beatrice Hansen of Rimbach avenue returned home last evening after a two weeks visit with friends in Lima and Spencerville, O. and Geneva, Ind. At Geneva. Ind., Miss Hansen was entertained by Mrs. Raymond Knoff, who wns formerly Miss Lulu DeWeese of Hammond. Mrs. A. M. DeWeese who has been a guest at the home of her daughter also returned home last evening. CHRISTIAN EVniitVOlt R ALLY. There will be a rally of all the Christian Endeavors of Hammond and vicinity on Thursday evening -of this week August 2S at the Christian church at 8 p. m. Mr. R. A. Walker and Save $10.00 COUPON

the Indiana State Field Secretary of Christian Endeavor will be present and will bring the members rousing and inspiring message. All young people are invited to this meeting but a spoelal invitation to attend is extended the members of the Christian Endeavor societies of Whiting, East Chicago and Indiana Harbor. VISIT IX ST. LO (.'IS. Harry S. Harris and mother, Mrs. S. Harris of 6S Rimbach avenue are enJoying a visit with friends and relatives in St. Louis, Mo. They expect to arrive in Hammond about August 30. MOTOR TO MU IIIliAX. Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Merz and family of Warren street and Howard Gescheldler of East Sibley street motored to Grand Beach, Mich., to take possession of their bungalow and remain for

a ten daya visit. Sl'F.M) rY IX VALPARAISO. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kenney and Miss Bertha Hansen of Hammond and Miss Elizabeth Baine of Houston, Texas motored to Valparaiso yesterday and spent a very pleasant day. Miss Baine is the house guest of Mrs. Kenney this summer. VISIT CHICAGO PARKS. Mr.- and Mrs. Ray Fowler and daughter. Hazel and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wedel ' motored through the Chicago parks yesterday. POSTPONE JIKBTIXG. The meeting of th Past Chiefs Association of Hammond Temple No. 73 Pythian Sisters which was announced would be held tomorro wevening hag been puostponed until Tuesday, September 2. It will bo a social meeting and a delightful evening's program will be arranged by the hostesses. CONTINUES TO IMPROVE. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. MacLeod and sons, Harry and Kenneth of Cedar street visited Archie MacLeod at the Post Graduate hospital In Chicago yesterday and report that he continues to improve steadily and is able to sit up a part of each day. . Mr. MacLeod submitted to an operation for appendicitis several weeks ago. ATTENDS HOISE PARTY. Miss Ethel Ebrlght of South Hoh. man street left today for Sister Lakes, Mich., to be the guest of the Misses DoEtta and Anna Curry at their cottage there. She will remain away for a week. RKTl RXS KROM V ISIT. Miss Zella Irish of Ada street is expected to return home today After having been the guest of Miss Grace Bell at Lake Winnebago near Fond da Lac. Wis. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. I". Bell and family of South Hohman, street have been at their cottage all summer and are expected to return home early next month. BRIDAL. PARTY IS X A MED. A very beatittful ,- nuptial event will be solemnised at the Christ Episcopal church In Gary Saturday evening, September 6 when Mis . Mildred NoMon, daughter' of" Mr. and Mrs.- "H. S. Norton and rtoy- O. Parry, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Parry of Crown .Point are united In marriage. The ceremony will be performed at seven o'clock. In the "bride's party will be her sister. Miss Genevlve Norton who will serve as maid of honor. Mrs. . William Nuppnm, the matron, of honor and Misi Gwendolyn Parry, the bridesmaid. The groom will be attended by his brother, Leslie J. Parry and the ushers will be Dr. Harold Stephens . and Lawrence McNs-mee. The reception, following the ceremony at the church will be given "at the home of the bride's parents at 720 Van Buren street. The nt home cards read after October 1st at 700 Filmore street, aGry. . Invitations to the wedding 'have been received In Hammond where both Miss Norton and Mr. Parry are prominent socially. They have a large circle of friend in Hammond to whom the announcement of their approaching marriage will ba interesting. POPIX.tR WITH HAMMOXD PEOPL1S. Grand Beach has become very popular with Lake County people this season and during the past week several prominent Hammond families have been registered there. They a11-repot-t having spent a most delightful time. A number enjoyed the dance glvn Saturday evening and there way golf and the usual out of door amusements. Your Clothes Shabby? Call 771 and we will attend - - to it. Young Men's Tailors 61. State Street : IF IT CAN BE CLEANED WE'LL DO IT RIGHT Fhons Pho.u 153 Sta'e St. 4708 Forsti STERLING CLEANERS AM Work Called for and Delivered. PATENT YOUR IDEAS and make I Hr. MV rm SOOK Money TO GET THEM" If Ya Wah, Hat wKnTXS?" JOSHUA R. H. POTTS MS m Si. W.. !.... D C U.ld Pwrfn 19 CI l l3.Pll.d.lptfr...,a.Prt.ai.Cfaicj GRAND UNION la HOTEL i S3 Station NEW YORK CITY upward - FUgnwtondfiawiSmioB Fw Send 2c iUkp for N. Y. Gfr Cod. Book ud Mp

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' -11 ' vU f''1 i ' -v-K t ..V. 1i--y y-tX Vr.A,-. L-i;;S a-4J 5 11 ; Th above diagram shows the courbe of . the body of Henry Korthigen, who committed suicide Saturday by leaping from the top of the Masonic temple. Mr, and Mrs. Call of Gary and the following from Harnijiond were a few of those registered at the Beira: Mr. and Mrs. William Thun and daughter, Miaa Hedwlfir, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Betz and son, Mr. and Mrs. AV. H. Gostlin, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gostlin and children. Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Meyn and ion, Mr. and Mrs William Wilke, Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Mott and family. Mm. John E. Fitzgerald and daughter, Laura. Mrs. Jeannie Sawyer, Attorney John F. Sawyer and Charles Hicks. A C'IIIVA SHOWER. Mrs. Walter Terrfng has Invited a number of Hammond young women to be her guests at a china shower Thursday evening August iS at her home at 653 Tylor street, Gary. The affair wi!l be given complimentary to Miss Muriel Wilcox whose engagement to John Tthlce -of Kansas City was announced at a luncheon Saturday. VISIT KniFn AT LOWI'M. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Emmerllng an their daughter Eltessa. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Clark near Iowell yesterday. The Clarks, whose home is In Urbana, 111., are camping out for the summer having selected an Ideal spot In a Grove. They own a 360 acre farm nearby. The Hammond guests were treated to the best In the camp larder. The afternoon' was given over to motoring. (ilUXTED .i UCKXSE. A. marriage license was granted Miss Kate Blair of Chicago and Noah Levy of Hammond in Chicago todiy. Mrs. Frank Illtchpock of ; Ogden street will return home tody after a visit with friends at Martinsville, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Wf J. Stewart and daughters, Christine and Jare of Rimbach avenue were the guests of friends in Chicago yesterday. Robert DeWeese of Rimbach avenue left yesterday afternoon for a visit with relatives and friends In Lima, O. and Geneva. Ind. At Geneva he will be the guest of bis sister, Mrs. Raymond Knoff. J.- Puiliam Smith of Rimbach avenue was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Swanson at their home In Crown Point, In., yesterday. Miss . Elsie Borman has gone to Fort Wayne, Ind., for a short visit. Miss Borman who is employed as a trained nurse in Hammond went to Fort Wayne to attend the annual meeting of her alumni. Miss Lottie Schwab of Ogden street has returned frijm a few .weeks visit with her brother," George Schwab at his home In New York City. Mr. and Mrs. P, A. O'Connell entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ward of Fort Wayne, Ind., at their home In South Hohman street during the past week end., Mrs. Henry and daughter, Melba of Chicago spent Sunday In Hammond the guests of Mrs. Alfred Sherby and family at their home in Highland street. Carl S. Heritage formerly of , Hammond but now of Kansas City was the ruest of friends here' Thursday on his way to, Pittsburgh., ' ; Mrs,. Daughetty of South Boaj-dman, Mich., has been the. guest of her son, F. B. Daugherty at his home in Truman avenue the past. few days. Mr. and Mrs. A. tfj. Heaver and family of West Hammond returned home

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Hammond Piione 232 NOW:The Venetian Four A N ght in Venxe and! a tig . show Hatee Daily All Seats 10c Saturday after having spent twe months at Rose Farm, Mich. Miss G. Ethel Apoll of South Hohman street has returned from Milwaukee where she spent the past week end with Miss Lenore Crowley. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. McElroy of Mason street hav returned from Indtanspolis where they spent a few days visiting among friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Champaign of Rimbach avenue have returned from a visit In Detroit. A little son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John O. Bowers at their home In Gary last Tuesday, August 19. Mr. and Mrs. Bowers formerly lived here and ar known to many Hammond people. Miss Muriel Wilcox of Conkty avenue has her house guest Miss Ives of New York City. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hayward of Crown Point, Ind., were guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Hayward in Mason street Sunday. Mrs. Fred Porter and son, Horace of Springfield, 111., are visting at the home of Mrs. Porter's mother, Mrs. A. P. Wall in Michigan avenue this week. Mrs. Porter was formerly Miss Edith Wall of Hammond. Major and Mrs. K. M. Burr of Gary were visitors In Hammond last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Shortridge and daughter, Ruth of Crown Point were the guests of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Pierce at their horn In Condit street yetesrday. Miss Ruth Shortridge will remain wjth her Hammond relatives for the remainder of the week. Mrs. LeGrand T. Meyer of Doty street visited Mrs. John O. Bowers at her home In Gary yesterday afternon. Miss Ruth MacLeod of Cedar street has returned home after a week's visit In Chicago. The Misses Genevlve Hastings and Therese Dorsey of State street have returned after a two weeks' visit at Delevan Lake, Wis. A Gas Range does away with dirtNo. Ind. Gas & Elec. Co

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Tickets good going limit September 2nd. SAENGE Going in Special from Hammond. Lodge Assemblies This evening the - member of Triumph Council No. 11 D. of L will meet In the T O. O. F. Halt In East State street for their regular, semimonthly meeting. ' v A meeting' of the members of the Dorcas Lodge of Rebekahs took place last Saturday evening in the I. O. O. V. Hall In East State street. The session was short as there was only routine work. After the business meeting a pleasant time was spent socially. Refreshments were served. On the thirteenth of September the members of th Hammond lodge are Invited to attend a picnics at Gary given by the Odd Fellows Association. Arrangements are also being made for a meeting to be held on the twentieth of the month celebratt)ig the sixty-second anniversary of the organization of the lodge. 'A class of candidates will be Initiated' on that evening. There will be a meeting of the members of Golden Rule Council No. 1 P. of L. Tuesday evening of this week In the K. of P. Hall In South Hohman street. It will be the regular semimonthly meeting and after the business session there will be a social hour. - A special meeting of the members of the Germania Lodge of Rebekahs will be held at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon In the I. O. O. F. Hall in East State street. Business of importance

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W BR ED OA MA on all trains,. Return FIDELIA Coaches at 10:05 a. m. will be transacted and It is desired that there Is a large attendance of tho membership. There will be a meeting of William H. Calkins Post G. A. R. this evening at eight o'clock In the Superior court building. : Death of Mrs. Hansen. Mrs. George' Hansen, daughter f Mr. and Mrs. August Zackau of South Hammond died at the St. James Hospital at Chicago Heights Saturday morning at four o'clock following an Illness extending over a period of thret weeks. Funeral services will be held from the family residence near Calumet avenue -at. South Hammond Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. Interment will be made at Oak Hill cemetery. Mrs. Hansen ws 23 years old and was a resident of Chicago Heights. Three weeks ago she was taken serious 1! y in with an abeess In her head and was removed to the St. James hospital where she underwent a critics! operation. Her condition did pot Improve very rapidly and suffering a relapse last Friday passed away at four o'clock Saturday morning. She was well known at Chicago Heights and Hammond and her many friends were shocked to hear of her death. Besides a husband and parent! she is survived by one son, Georgle. George Kunz was today appointed receiver of the James and Meyer Buggy Company at Lawrenceburg. No statement of assets and liabilities has been made but it is said the affairs of the plant are in good condition. Tha plant will be run without Interruption, there being about J300.000 wortH of orders now la.