Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 100, Hammond, Lake County, 8 October 1913 — Page 2

THE TIMES. Wednesday. Oct. 8, 1913 PUBLIC TANGO CLASS AT DA PROMTS DANCING ACADEMY. i From 8:3Q until f 1 Prices 5Qc a Couple, Extra Ladies 25c 3ESSBE

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COMI.NG EVENTS, The member of Golden Rule Council No. 1 D. of I wilt entertain at their annual dancing party Thursday evening, October &th at the I) a Proa Academy In the Orpheum building. Pedro wlil be played by the members of the Sunshine Club who will be entertained by Mm. Henrietta Huber at

her home In Truman avenue Thursday

afternoon. At her home in Morton Court Mrs. II. G. Stevens will be hostess to the raerabera of the II. A. K. Club Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Stevens will entertain at thimble party. Thursday afternoon the members of the Amethyst Club will be guests at a thimble party at which Mrs. It. Bern will b ehostess at her home la Price Place. Mrs. C. W. Campbell. S Ruth street will be In change of the Child Culture department. Mrs. Young: will entertain the members of SewInK Circle 'o. 2 of St. MarKnret's hospital at her home on the northsldt? Thursday afteroneon, October fth. The afternoon will be devoted to cards. A brldare party will he given Thursday evening at the Hammond Country Club. Mrs. Carmlcbael of Monroe street will be at home to the members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Monroe street Methodist Chapel at their regular esmt-monthly meeting Thursday afternoon. October 9th. ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY. A number of the friends of Mrs. George Stiles were delightfully entertained at her home In Ogden street last evening:. Music was one of the dive-

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slons and refreshments were Berved during the evening. Mrs. Stiles had as sruests, Mrs. Lawrence Becker, Mrs. C. G. KlnKwlll, the Misses Jane MoCloskey of East Chicago, Inez Eaton, Hertha and Beatrice Hansen, AVellle McDaniel, LI la Shafer, Margaret and Ella Fedler, Gretchen Bauer and Grace Kingwill.

A CLl'B MEETING. Thursday afternoon the members of

the Amethyst Club will meet with Mrs.

R. Berg at her home in Price Place for

their regular semi-monthly meeting.

Mrs. Berge will be hostess at a thimble party and her -guests will spend the

afternoon pleasantly with their needls

work. ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. Pedro will be played by the members of the Sunshine Club who will meet with Mrs. Henrietta Huber at her home In Truman avenue Thursdaj afternoon. The games will be played progressively at two tables. AN AFTERNOON PARTY.

Tomorrow afternoon the members of the R. A. E. Club will be guests at a thimble party at which Mrs. H. O. Stevens will be hostess at her home in Morton Court. IIOLO MEETING. This wek's meeting of the Baptist Women's Union will be held Thursdayafternoon at the home of Mrs. C. "VV. Campbell, 36 Ruth street. The program for the afternoon will be in charge of the Child Culture department.

weeks on Tuesday afternoon the mem

bers will meet again. The hostess will

be Mrs. Marlon Hower of Indiana Harbor. HAS HOUSE Gl'ESTS. Mrs. Charles V. Wilson of Mason street has as her house guests, the Misses Dorothy Miller of Lafayette, Ind., and Elizabeth Mahoney of Fond du Lac, Wis. They came to attend the dinner dance at which Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Mott will be host . and hostess this evening at the Hammond Country Club.

MRS. YOl'NG ENTERTAINS. At her home on the notrhside Mrs. Toung will entertain the members of Sewing Circle No. 2 of St. Margaret s hospital Thursday afternoon, October 9th. Cards will be the entertainment

for the played.

afternoon.

Pedro will be

PARTY. of East State Informally at a

A THIMBLE The Misses Fedder street will entertain

thimble party this evenlg for the mem

bers of the X. N. Embroidery Club. Their sister, Mrs. Engle of Seattle, Wash., who in visiting here will be a

guest at the meeting. The evening will be devoted to needle work.

ENTERTAINS CMH FRIENDS. Mrs. B. E. Escher entertained very charmingly at a thimble party yesterday afternoon at her home In Plummer avenue. Her guests were the members of the Krthstane Club who met for their regular semi-monthly meeting. The afternoon was spent pleas

antly with noedle work and at four

o'clock the hostess served a prettily ap

pointed two course luncheon. In two

ENTERTAIN MANY FRIENDS. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mott of South Hohman street will entertain a large party of friends tonight at a dinner dance at the Hammond Country Club In honor of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Mott who have just returned from their honeymoon. A BRIDGE PARTY. A most delightful party was given yesterday afternoon at the Hammond Country Club. It was the third In the

series of afternoon - entertainments planned for the ladies of the club and there were many in attendance. Among the out of town guests were Mrs. John E. Fltigerald's mother, Mrs. Sexton of Chicago, Mrs. K. M. Burr of Gary. Mrs. Eunice Touche and Mrs. John B. Peterson of Crown Point. The guests played cards at seven tables. After six games of bridge whist had been played the honors were awarded to Mrs. H. C. Groman, who had high score for the afternoon. Mrs. Richard O. Winckler and Mrs. Harry M. Johnson had the arrangements of the party in charge.

MRS. GEBO HOSTESS. Mrs. J. F. Gero entertained the members of the E. S. T. Club very pleasantly yesterday afternoon at her home in May street. It was the regular meeting of the club and with the members. Mrs. Gero entertained Mrs. Rob

inson ana Mrs. rrlbbletts. The mem

bers brought their needle work to the meeting. A musical program was a feature of the afternon and was greatly enjoyed. The hostess served a prettily appointed two course luncheon

at four-thirty o'clock. Arrangements were made to hold the next meeting lit

two weeks at the home of Mrs. Arthur Merrill In Michigan Avenue. During the afternoon the members elected Mrs. W. H. Meyers chairman of the social committee and voted Mrs. Lee a new

member of the club. A MJSIONARY MEETING. The monthly meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist church was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.'. W. H. Spellman In Carroll street. The pro

gram for the afternoon was In charge of Mrs. M. M. Towle who also conducted the Engima study. After the devotional exefcises 'lead by Mrs. Congdon a reading entitled "Do You Know" was given by Mrs. Frank O. Fraley. There was a reading by Mrs. Dake and the story of Soo Chan was told by Mrs. Towle. Mrs. Louis Freeman gave the

musical program. She sang very sweetly "Lord Be Merciful." During the social hour Mrs. Spellman and Mrs. E. S. Tillman the hostesses served the large company of ladies with dainty refreshments. The luncheon was served in two courses. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kind sympathy shown In our recent bereavement. Also the Garfield Lodge F. & A. M., 669. East Chicago Lodge. F. & A. M.. 595. East Chlcaaro Chapter, O. E. S., 167. Mariam Rebecca Lodge, 407. Court Grant, IT. O. F., 147. For the beautiful floral offerings. MARY JANE CHICK AXD HIS CHIL

DREN.

make this fall. He Intends to remain in Hammond until the election Is over and to leave Immediately afterward. His present plans provide for a three or four months stay. He will spend most of his time In Germany where he has relatives.

Funeral Services. Funeral services of Mrs. George Schnurr, 111 Ingraham avenue. West Hammond, were held from the family residence this afternoon at one o'clock. The remains were then taken to the West Hammond German Lutheran church where services were held at 2 o'clock. Interment was made at Oak Hill cemetery.

There was a meeting last evening of the members of Golden Rule Council No. 1 1). of L. In the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street. A large number of members were In attendance during the evening. Following the business meeting refreshments were

Able to Leave Hospital. "Ned" Nelson, Hammond's popular bowler, who has been conflned In the Pt. Margaret's hospital the past week, suffering from ptomaine poisoning, was able to leave the hospital yesterday, although he has not fully recovered from his Illness.

Recovers from Injuries. Recovering from his injuries which he received In an automobile collision on Columbia avenue yesterday morning, G. W. Washington, employed as a salesman for the Strauhe Piano Company, left St. Margaret's hospital for Vi I a irtmo thin mnrn!n(T Infnrtoa

served and a delightful time was spent , ,,,, , .,iIrh(h',i... xV v,i . . ; consisted of slight bruises about his socially. The business session was ! h a

very snon as mere was only routine . work. The next meeting will occur ia '

two weeks.

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James Craig of Thayer was a visitor , In Hammond today. f

Mr,- and Mrs. Edwin Wedgewood of East Chicago visited in Hammond today. W. N. Durbin of Anderson, Ind., transacted business in Hammond today. Mr. Peter Larson, 1084 Garfield avenue last evening for an extended visit in Alabama and Florida. Mrs. A. B. Carrigan of State Line street left this morning for a week's

visit with relatives In Ambia, Ind.

The accident occurred on Columbia avenue shortly before noon yesterday. G. D. Clark of Crown Point was driving north in a machine, on his way

i to Chicago and Washington's auto and

ClarR's machine accidentally collided. The details of the accident was not learned.

NEXT MONTH TO GERMANY Charles Speichert, the north side building contractor is planning on a

European ' trip, which he expects to

Death of Former Resident. Sad news of the death Of Mrs. Edward A. Becker, was received in Hammond from St. Louis this morning

where death occurred yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Becker was formerly a resident of Chicago and made a number of extended visits to Hammond with Mrs. Armstrong formerly proprie

tor of the Wecater restaurant.

Death of Baby Boy.

John Marazick, three year old son of

Mr. and Mrs. Melle Marazick. 55

Fields avenue, Hammond, died at the family residence this morning following a brief illness. Funeral services will be held from the family residence Thursday afternoon and Interment will

be made at Oak Hill cemetery.

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COMMENCING TOMORROW SAMMY BURNS and ALICE FULTON Dainty Dancing Satellites "THREE KIDS FROM SCHOOL" Singing, Talking and Dancing Comedians EDGAR SCHOOLEY AND CO. In the Racing Playlet "Jimmy, the Tout" : PERMANE Wizard of the Concertina Also THREE REEL FEATURE PICTURE

Fire Chief Better. Friends of Fire Chief Teter IUschnelder, received welcome news from Martinsville, Ind., yesterday, to the effect that he is rapidly improving and hopes to be home In a short time. Mr. Dilschneider was taken ill with a severe attack of rheumatism over a month ago and Is now in a sanitarium at Martinsville where he Is finding the treatments very helpful.

Driver Hurt.

William Newman, 34T Indiana avenue, employed as a driver for Prevo Bros. Grocery and meat market , was painfully Injured Monday afternoon when he slipped and fell from the wag-on, striking his side. While his Injuries are not considered serious, they caused him much pain and wll kep him from his work for several days. He is reported getting along nicely today.

Death of Fire Marshal. Fira Marshal Florian Nordlnskl of West Hammond died last night at his home, 416-154th place. The cause Is given as quick consumption. t . Nardlnskl waa taken ill less than a month ago. It waa not until recently, however, that friends learned his disease to be incurable. The deceased leaves a wife and a family of eight. The funeral will be held at St. Andrew's church Friday and burial at Holy Cross cemetery.

WATCH FOR OUR MONDAY SPECIALS

We dress all our own Poultry and this assures you that you will have fine fresh goods at all times. Uncle Sam puts his stamp on all meats sold at the Independent Market Company

Opens Picture House. Walter Mulligan, formerly with the Northern Indiana Gas company in Hammond, Is now an lmpressiior of the movies. Under Muligan's management a photo playhouse will open this evening in the center of Hegewisch. There Is every chance for. a successful carer.

School Children Like Show. Manager Van Sickle certainly made a hit with the school children when he inaugurated a special Saturday matinee for them and they are now looking forward to every Thursday when he distributes the special tickets at each school. 4 On last Saturday 1,256 children saw the pleasing vaudeville and pictures and went wild over Fannie DeBoll A Company's sketch "Fun In a Country School." This is the record for a children's matinee In Hammond which Manager Van Sickle expects to eclipse next Saturday the weather permitting.

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