Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 39, Hammond, Lake County, 25 October 1913 — Page 2
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THE TIMES. October 25, 1913.
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MISS n'MAHO.V A HOSTESS. A pretty affair of last evening wai
the party at Vhlch Miss Lytta McMahoa
Foley. Following: the card games a
prettily appointed luncheon was served In two courses. The table was deco
rated very prettily in the bride's colors, j
white and yellow and yellow chrys
anthemums were given the guests as favors. With the fruest of honor Miss
Bailey entertained Mrs. Melvin Hascall
of Indiana Harbor, and the following
Hammond guests, Mrs. II. J. White, Mrs.
was hostess at her home in May street, j Bernard Graves, the Misses Florence
Jackson, Gertrude Yanderhoof, Rdythv
McConnell and Mildred Foley.
Miss McMahon entertained at a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Katherine Desmond, whose marriage to D. .1. Knright will take place Wednesday.
The guests played hearts at two tables i
and another feature of the evening was I home at 26 "Williams street
A. COMMITTKI-J MKETIXG.
Mrs. Frank Kimball will open her
Monday
afternoon to the members of the his
tory committee of the Hammond Wornman's Club for their regular semimonthly meetinar. The meeting- will be called at two-thirty o'clock. The members will continue their study of Scotland and the program for the afternoon
iwil lbe in charpre of Mrs. J. C. Graves.
contest In which the answers were
titles of songs. The prize in the guessing: contest was won by Mrs. M. P. Ludwlgr. Mrs. Basil AValker entertained the prueats very delightfully with muisc. At ten o'clock a prettily appointed luncheon was served in two courses. The details of the luncheon were car-
. nmir .""' The following ladies will serve on the
lanterns lighted the rooms and tho POcial committee, Mrs. Frank. Kimball,
table was decorated prettily with rib- i Mra. Henry Lundt, Mrs. Floyd H. Adams mon streamers. There were attractive j Rnd Mrs. Etta BloomhofT. The program
iiauoween decorations in the parlors. I for the afternoon will be as folows: Miss Desmond was the recipient of ."Early Times in Scottish History"...
many gins. ine sruests ai me iunc-, Jh-S Charles L. Wolf
tion were Mrs. M. P. I.udwigr, Mrs. Basil j -Introduction of Christianity"
nifr. .uri. uienn i- CDrigni. met xi.. ink,.. --m
Misses Katherine Pesmond. Zella Irislu J Reading ....... '. . . .Mrs. Frank Hosier
ana wertna ana Beatrice Hansen. j "The Celts. Roman. Danish and Nor " j weg-ian Invasion"
iw,t.niifc5 ' MisAKi i i Mrs. Bernard Graves Miss Louise Tanjrermann entertainod j ocal Selection Miss Harriet Ferris
in memoers 01 xne v.:. v. uud lasi Current Events Mrs. A. L. Murrav Wednesday evening. The party cele- . Reporter Mrs. Fred Earnett
nratea tier birtnaay anniversary ami she received a number of pretty gift1 in remembrance of the day. Games and music were the social diversions. A four course luncheon was served during the evening1. Miss Sophie Grimberg will be the next hostess and will entertain the members of the club on next Thursday evening.
H VrERTA I 'S KOR MISS TI R ER. Miss Abba Bailey gave a pretty party at her home In Kant Chicago last evening. She entertair.ed at a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Minnie Turner, a bride-to-be. The guests played cards during the evening, the prixe in the games being won by Miss Florence Jackson. The consolation prize was awarded to Miss Mildred
A THIMBLE PARTY,
Mrs. I.,. L. Bomberger will entertain
the members of the Embroidery Club at their regular meeting Monday afternoon. October 27 at her home in Glen-
dale Fark. A H A LQ H'E'ES PARTY.
The members of Progressive Court No. 166 Tribe of Ben Hur will have a Hallowe'en party Tuesday evening In the K. of P. Hall in South. Hohman
street. EXTEUTAIXS IXPORMOI.M,
The young women of the AV. I. T. Y.
Club met with Mrs. L.eo Carroll at her
home in Douelast avenue last evening.
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Mrs. Carroll was hoBtess at a thimble party and her guests spent the hours until ten o'clock with their needle work
after which they were served with! dainty refreshments. The r.ext club
party will be given by Miss Mayme
Baker at her home in Williams street
in two weeks on Friday evening.
A STUDV MEETING.
The members of the literature de
partment of the Hammond Woman's
Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. S. Blackmun in I
Highland street. The following will be!
the program for the afternoon: Dr. Luke of the Labrador
Mrs. J. F. Rellley
Dr. Gremfell and Norman Duncan.
Mrs. W. C. Harrison
Vocal Solo Mrs. Franklin Blackmun
Accompanist, Mrs. H. J. White.
Roll Call Current Events
WILL SERVE SUPPER.
The members of the third division of
the Ladies' Aid Society of the First M.
E. church met at the home of their
chairman, Mrs. Allnutt yesterday after
noon and made arrangements for serving an oyster supper Friday evening, November 7th in the parlors of the
church In Russell street. The public is
invited to attend the supper.
HOLD MONTHLY MEETING.
Miss Ferroll Staley was hostess to
the standard Bearers at her home in
Walter street last evening at their
regular monthly meeting. There was
a short business session following
which a program was given. During
the social hour a dainty luncheon was
served. The members will meet again
in November at tjie home of Miss Marguerite Wilcox In Conkey avenue.
ENTERTAINS AT DINNER. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Murden entertain
ed at dinner last evening at their home
in 150th street Mr. John L. Ray form
erly of Hammond but now of Detroit
and Messrs. W. M. Harmon and J.
Lawrence of Chicago. .
W. C. T. V. MEETING.
The W. C. T. U. will meet at the
home of Mrs. George Teazel, 205 Detroit street Monday afternoon. All members are requested to be present
as business of importance will be trans-
acted. A public meeting will be an
nounced later.
VISIT IN THE EAST.
The Misses Grace and Mae Kennedy,
Martha Guerinsr, Anna Hummerich,
Louise Tangermann, Sophie Grimberg, Anna Pomplun and Clara Fresse will
leave for New York next week where they will remain until sometime In November the guests of relatives and
! friends.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Murphy, 100
Clinton street will spend a few weeks
visiting friends and relatives In De
troit, Buffalo and Cleveland.
Mrs. Manderbaoh left last evening for
her home in Waukegan, is., after a
few days visit at the home of Mrs.
Julius A. Eaton in Williams street
Mrs. Mandernach formerly lived
Hammond when her husband was man
lager of the Hammond theater.
Mrs. George Drackert of State Line
street has returned home from a visit
with relatives in Crown Point.
Mrs. Thomas Brennan and daughters
Julia and Genevive of Kankakee, III.,
I are spending the day with Mrs. George
Drackert at her home tn State Liu
street.
NOTED INDIANA
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Attend Festival. The democrats had an off night yes
terday evening and Instead of gflng!
out on the platform to present cam
paign issues the campaigners went to
All Saints hall where a fall festival is
in progress. Were woman's suffrage in force in Indiana, many a candidate no
doubt would have secured votes last i night from the young ladies who were
busy in the crowd selling tickets and popularity votes.
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Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 25. Mrs.
Charles Warren Fairbanks, wife of the former vice president, died at her home
here yesterday after a ten days' illness of pneumonia. She Is survived by her husband and five children. All
but Frederick, who is on his way from California, were at the bedside.
Mrs. Fairbanks served two terms as
president-general of the Daughters of
the American Revolution.
She was the daughter of Philander
C. Coles of Ohio. The children are: Adelaide,' wife of Lieutenant John W.
Tlmmons, U. S. N.; Warren C, Frederick. Richard and Robert.
Speaking Rocks.
1 Tomorrow the Church Attendance j Campaign will begin at the Christian
church. This is the local part of a nation wide movement among Christian churches. The Hammond church expects to m:ike a three months campaign and hopes that before It is through every one who claims to be a member of the church will be found a regular attendant and enthusiast.
Beginning the campaign the sermon subjects , tomorrow will be, a. m., "Speaking Rocks" and in the evening "Eloquent Footprints." There were nineteen more united with the church last Sunday under Mr. Sharp's preaching making 133 in the seven days of
Rally.
The choir is rehearsing every night
for the opera Pinafore that is to be given the 28 and 29 of October. This is planned to be and under Mr. Learn
ing's guidance promises to be the musi
cal treat of the year. The large stage
in the lecture and bible school auditorium is being builded into a whiti ship from the deck of which the opera
will be rendered. Most of the costumes
are Here. Tickets are selling rapldly
and all hands from stage carpenter to commodore of the ship are in high glee over, the prospects. .
"Wlsre The Pink Lights Glow"
RHIND MADE EDITOR.
(Special to The Times.) Lake Forest, 111., Oct. 24. John G.,
the son of James Rhind, 907 Erie st.. Is making a very creditable record at Lake Forest college where he is now
a Sophomore His name was read in the daily assembly the other day as one of the honor students of his class, that is, as having made one of the
best records in the past year. He has also been recently elected to an editorship on the "Stentor," the college weekly, which Is a position of much responsibility and opportuiity.
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Start on Tuesday. The Hammond City Bowling league which was organized at a spirited meeting last week, will open their schedule at Cox's aleys next Tuesday evening with a six team league. The following teams have entered the city race: Conkey Publishing Company, Hopman's, Spartans, Hubers, Metropolitans and Farrels. According to rules and regulations Vr-hich were drawn up, bowling nights will be held on Mondays, Tuesday and Thursdays. Trize money will be divided at the end of every week and at the end of the season, the pin-man scoring the highest individual average will receive a beautiful gold medal. The list
'of prizes have not been completed.
Wednesday afternoon has ben set aside exclusively for ladies.
Special Sunday HHatinee 5c ED. DUNKHORST Who Was Knocked Out by Robert FItzsimmons Singing and Talking MORTON AND STONE Black Face Commedians TRIXIE AYRES Singing and Dancing Mutual Photoplays Make the Time Fly TONIGHT ROMANCE OF ERIN In Two Reels FEENEY'S SOCIAL EXPERIMENT A Sociological Farce Comedy
CRUMPACKER
SPEAKS AT ROBY Peter Crumpacker the republican
3n canaiaaie tor mayor and deputy prose
cutor Ralph Ross were the principal
speakers at a campaign meeting held in Roby last night. The turn out of some seventy-five voters Is said to have been better than was expected.
Roby is in the fourth ward and has
Henry F. Eggers for its republican
councllmanic candidate. Mr. Eggers is up for re-election and Is before the vot
ers with a good record. .
Brewery Gets Lease. Negotiations were closed yesterday. In which the Evansville Brewery secured a lease on Lawrence Cox's new fire proof concrete building on State street near Hohman. The building which Is ncarlng completion will be occupied by the middle of next month. The Evansville Brewery secured the lease on both floors.
The most famous comic opera ever written In H. M. S. Pinafore. See It t the Christian church Tuesday and Wednesy nlgtatn. October 2S and 29. Tloketn 25 cents. A completely equipped stage has been built and the entire opera will be given with appropriate costumes, scenery, orchestra and
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Yesterday afternoon the members of
the O. I. A. to the B. of L. E. met in the K. of P. Hall In South Hohman street
for their regular semi-monthly meet
ing. Following the lodge session a
pleasant social hour was passed. Re
freshments were served during the aft
ernoon. A number of members were
present at the meeting. The next meet-
CHURCH FESTIVAL
ENDS TONIGHT Tonight will see the wind-up of the
bazaar and fall festival which has been
conducted at All Saints hall In Sibley street this week. Despite the uninviting weather every evening saw a good crowd out. Many beautiful rtrizes are
still left which will be disposed of this
evening at bargain prices.
TWO DAMAGE SUITS.
Herbert Masteller has brought suit
Ing will occur In two weeks and there against the South Shore Line for ten will be Initiation of a class of candi- thousand dollars damages for alleged dates. injuries which he says he received last
Scpti-mter in a collision with an Inter-
All members of Golden Rule Council urban car on Chicago avenue. The
No. 1 and Triumph Council No. 11 D. of (complaint holds the company responsi-
L. wishing to attend the Union meet-lble for the accident. It was filed by
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Highest Cash Price Paid for Raw Skins
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BUZY FUR COMPANY Room 2, 148 State Street, Hammond, Indiana Opening Evenings
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ing at Brinker's Hall, 105 and Avenue
M, South Chicago, Monday, October 27
will leave Hammond on the 10:30
o'clock car. They will be entertained by the members of the McKinley Council of Illinois. Dinner will be served
at noon following which there will be
an important lodge session.
Last evening the members of Ham
mond Temple No. 73 Pythian Sisters
met in the K. of P. Hall in South Hoh
man street for their regular semi
monthly meeting. A number of appli
cations for membership were present
ed and balloted upon and preparations
were made to initiate a class of candidates at the next regular meeting in
two weeks. Mrs. William Huehn, the
(delegate from Hammond Temple to the
State convention at Indianapolis gave
her report which was very interesting.
During the social hour refreshments were served.
IMcAleer Brothers.
The same law firm has also filed a
complaint on behalf of Mike Vskert against the Illinois Steel company for three thousand dollars damages for alleged Injuries to his eye.
The Christian Spiritualist Society
, Take notice, friends, our meetings are held every
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock in K. of P. Hall, Olcott avenue, East Chicago.
There will be speakiing and two message bearers
PUBLIC WELCOME.
seXrch LEVEE FOR HURLEY Bouley Hurley, the Chicago dive-
keeper who made a murderous attack upon Dr. J. A. Graham in the Hammond
business district Tuesday evening by
slasninr the physician's face with a gold handled pen knife is still a fu
gitive from justice.
A wide search is being made for him
In the south side levee district, but as
yet his hiding place has not been dls
covered. Hurley is suffering from a
broken jaw and nose and it is thought that he is being hidden by friends until
he recovers from his injuries.
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SPEAKS IN HAMMOND.
C. M. Mayne, general secretary of the Gary Young Men's Christian association of Gary will speak at the Methodist church in Hammond Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock for the Brotherhood, on the subject, "Who Is He?" Mr. Mayne is well qualified to speak along lines of particular Interest to men, having been actively engaged in assocatlon work for many years. At Gary he Is recognised as one of the real live business men of the city, having been chairman of the Commercial club committee which raised over ?40,000 in six days to furnish one of the new hospitals recently erected there. The men of the Methodist church will have charge of the program, and have provided special music in addition to the talk by Secretary Mayne. A general invitation is extended to everybody to attend, but a special effort is being made to have a large crowd of men present for whose special benefit the' meeting has been arranged.
Is your house cold when you reach home?" Get a Gas Heating Stove. No. ind. Gas & Elec Co. Adv. J5U
Will Play at Park. Hammond football lovers will be giv en an oportunity of witnessing i
championship battle at the Harrison park grounds Sunday afternoon when the fast Clabby A. A. squad and the Gary Techs will line up in probably ono
of the hardest and bitterly fought
struggles of the season. A week ago the two squads played to a 0-0 score at the Ambrldge park and the victors in tomorrow's game will win the right to battle East Chicago, present cham
pions for the championship.
The Hammond warriors have been put througho some hard practice work by Coach Smith this wek and by Sun
day will be in shape to take the Techs
into camp. The field has been wired
and put in fast condition. An effort
will be made to start the game prompt
ly at 3 o'clock and a large attendance
is expected to turn out.
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Hammond essentially a football
town is a divided city today. The question Is not; who are we for, Purdue or Chicago? but, shall we root for
Blocker or Kennedy?
This town has never before been rep
resented on both sides of a gridiron battle as Important as the ChicagoPurdue game this afternoon. It is ac
cepted as certain that Walter Kennedy
of the Maroons will play and Frank Blocker of Purdue is a regular guard.
Plum Not Eligible.
Had not Bernard Plum, a Turdue
student also of Hammond, failed in bis German while making excellent grades
in all other, studies, Hammond would have three men in the big game. Plum
is the equal of Blocker in all depart
ments of the game according to fans.
He was in Hammond this morning
visiting his parents and though barred
from the game he is as enthuiastlc as
any.
Plum will be able to play next year.
He has allowed himself to be used as
a buffer for the varsity this fall and In
many cases has lead the scrubs in at
tacks that made things very uncom fortable for the regulars.
a Dout a nunarea went to tne game
from here. C. M. McDaniel, superin
tendent or tne schools was missed at
noon and as he is the greatest footbal
fan of all it is rumored that he left for
the big battle
TOLLESTON.
Mrs. C. J. Osborn is spending a few
days in Westville with her parents.
Miss Hattle Week is visiting with
relatives In South Chicago for a few
days.
Mr. Fred Krietz is spending a few
days in Omaha, Neb. Dr. and Mrs. F. McMlchael have re
turned from a few days visit in Joliet,
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A. Kuss of Chicago was here on
business today.
S, Cupka is a business visitor in Pennsylvania for a week. Mrs. It. Lucey visited with relatives In Chicago today. Mrs. H. Saxton and Mrs. F. Papka were Hammond shoppers yesterday. Mrs. H. Bode is spending a few days Visiting with-relatives in Whiting. Mrs. G. C. Wilson is visiting friends in Chicago. Miss Orace Fisher has returned from a few days visit -in Lowell, Ind. , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kriewt have re-
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turned from a few days visit in Omaha, Neb. Mr. H. A. Towsley of Dallas, Tex., Is here on business for a few days. Mr. and Jlra. A. Andrews of Wheeling, Ind., are the guests of Tolleston friends for the week end.
Mr. C. Ebright of Hammond was a ; business visitor here yesterday. j
J. Normandt transacted business in Indiana Harbor today. Snake HeHle Cnnadlan Clnn Mixtare. For pip or cigarette, nest that leaf and skill ran produce. Adv.
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