Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 119, Hammond, Lake County, 30 October 1913 — Page 2

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THE TIMES. Thursday, Oct. 30, 1913.

PINAFORE 1AY BE PUT ON PROFESSIONAL STAGE

A furore is sweeping the musical circles of Hammond today that bids well to command more of "Pinafore" as sung and acted by the Clark Learning choir of the Calumet avenue Christian church. It is desired that it be repeated in the eluxe theatre here. In the Lyric at East Chicago and at Gary. These plans are tentative. Clark Learning, who relaxed last evening and cavorted with a patch over his eye as Dick Peadeye, stated today that an effort Is being made to secure the two aforementioned theatres for a repetition of the opera. People have been turned away at the initial performances and there are many desirous of attending again. ' Improved In Every Re. 'Pinafore" was sung with greater volume and a bigger punch last evening to a capacity crowd. Everyone unbended. James Graves, republican candidate at large sang a better tonor, his throat relieved of a cold. Helen Ford as Buttercup added eprlghtliness to her rotund personality, H. L, Ingraham as the admiral created a type

that will never fade from the minds of his friends and admirers. Miss Mildred lngraham echoed "the uncles and the cousins and the aunts" in a fine alto and H. L. Erkman won generous applouse with his "Boatswain" songs. H. C. Hatfield, one of the lovers carried his part well and the both the male and female chorus did splendid. Mrs. Bona Robertson lead the orchestra In perfect tempo. Wool folk Seen the Show. "With the exception of the leads. Miss

Marguerite Haefer and Clark Learning, none of the singers have reputations for the sort of work they are doing. The excellence of the production is taken as an example of what thorough training and persistent practice will do. The choir has practiced constantly for months. Tloyla Woolfolk. the producer of theatrical entertainments heard Miss Marguerite Haefer last evening. He was greatly pleased and predicted a future for her in concert or opera work. The Orpheum sousrht to put the choir on In Pinaforo but the opera is much too long.

A DINNER "ARTY". I Mrs. Morris Champaign entertained very delightfully at dinner yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Love in Highland street. Her guests were the members of the j Twelve O'Clock Dinner Club.' The table) was beautifully decorated in white) and yellow and the favors were appropriate for the Hallowe'en Beason. A prettily appointed dinner was served in four cojurses. The members brought their needle work and spent the afternoon in a delightful sociay way. Music waa also a, feature of the afternoon. The guests were Mrs. C. H. Stewart, Mrs. Charles Monnette, Mrs. Wayne Van Gilder, Mrs. Enola Payne, Mrs. Viola Smiley, Mrs. Lizzie Pontinus, Mrs. C. W. Whitney, Mrs. B. J. Smalley,

Mrs. Frankie Naeon of Pennsylvania and Mrs. W. D. Clark of Chicago.'

Fealock of Michigan City who is her house guest. Bridge whist waa played progressively at three tables during the afternoon and high score waa made by Mrs. Ralph Tennant. A prettily appointed luncheon was served in two courses at five o'clock after several games of cards had been enjoyed. The next meeting of the club will be held In two weeks on Wednesday and the hostess for the afternoon will be named later. A DAXCING PARTY. Invitations have been issued for one

of the prettiest dancing parties of the season to be given Friday evening, October 31 in th Masonic Temple in Muenich Court by E. L. Young's orchestra, consisting of ten pieces. The ball room will be elaborately and ap

propriately decorated for the Hallowe'en season. The party promises to be one of the most enjoyable events of

the season and preparations are being

made to entertain a large number of

Hammond and out-of-town guests. Mr. Young hss made an effort to engage

the best musicians obtainable and has

j been successful in securing the serv-

A BRIDGES PARTY. ! Jices of Mr. J. Keifer, solo cornetlst

Mrs. John F. Beckman entertained the members of the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club very charmingly yesterday at her home In Highland street. With the members of the club Mrs. Beckman entertained Miss Florence

Ward's J3ary Band and also Mr. B. Wells, leading trombone player of the organization.'"''

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DON'T KNOW THEY HAVE APPENDICITIS Many Hammond people who have chronic appendicitis, which is not very painful, have doctored for years for gas on the stomach, sour stomach or .constipation. Otto Negele, druggist, . Calumet and Fayette street, states 'if these people will try A SINGLE DOSE of simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as compounded In Adler-i-ka, the remedy which became famous by curing appendicitis, they will be surprised at the INSTANT benefit. -r 1

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W. Bump will entertain the

members of the Alpha Phi Club at a Hallowe'en party Friday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock at her home In South Hohman street. AX AFTERXOOX PARTY. Miss Alice Miller has invited a. number of guests to her home, 15 Webb street Saturday afternoon to meet Miss Jones of West Virginia who is her house guest. Miss Miller will etnertain at a Hallowe'en party. MRS. IIKKD A HOSTESS. Ytsterday afternoon the members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First

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members will meet for an all day ses

sion next Wednesday and the commit

tee will serve dinner at noon.

A BRIDGES PARTY. The officers of the Women's Auxiliary of the University Club will entertain the members at a bridge party Friday afternoon in the University Club rooms in the Citizens' German National Bank building. It will be tha final meeting for the season. A HALLOUF,'E. DAXCE. The members of Hammond Canton I. O. O. F. will entertain at a Hallowe'en dance Friday evening, October 31 at the DaPron Academy in the Orpheum building. The affair will be one of the most delightful of the season and preparations are being made to entertain a large number of Hammond and out-of-town guests. AT THE ( Ol TRV ai'B. Ah Old Fashioned Hallowe'en party-

will be given at the Hammond Country

Club this evening at which it Is ex

pected that there will be at least two

hundred guests. Hallowe'en ' games and dancing will be the features of en

tertainment. Refreshments will be

served during the evening.

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Wesley Reed at her home in Ridge

road for their regular . semi-monthly

meeting. A large number of members

were in attendance. Following a short buiness session refreshments wers served and a delightful time was spent socially. The committee of which Mrs. Reed is chairman served. AN ALI DAY SESSION. The committee of which Mrs. Everett Merrill is chairman had charge of the meeting of the Deborah Society yesterday. The members met in the parlors of the First Christian church in Calumet avenue for thel rregular monthly

Methodist church met with Mrs. J. social meeting. Dainty refreshments

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A meeting of the members ot il

Ham H. Calkins W. R. C. No. 248 was

held yesterday afternoon in the I. O.

O. F. Hall in East State street. It was

the regular semi-monthly meeting. A part of the afternoon was spent drill

ing after which arrangements were

made to hold a special meteing Thurs

day, November 6th In the I. O. O. F.

Hall. The work of the society will be

Inspected at that time. Following the lodge session there will be a social hour. It is desired that the meeting Is

largely attended,

Next Wednesday afternoon the mem

bers of the L. S. to the B. of L. F. and E. will meet in the K. of P: Hall in

South Hohman street for thel rregular

semi-monthly meeting. There was no

meeting of the society yesterday after

noon.

A SI R PRISE PARTY,

Last evening a number of young

people gathered at the home of Wil

bur Curtis at 343 East State street and

tendered him a pleasant surprise party

The party was given In celebration , of

his eighteenth birthday anniversary

and he received many pretty gifts in

remembrance of the. day. The evening was spent In a delightful social way

1th games and music after which

dainty refreshments were served. Miss

Ethel Geib and Miss Loretta Newell entertained with music. .' Among th-i guests were the Misses Marie Cook, Gladys Stratton, Clara Boese, Ethel Geib, Irene Cunningham, Mildred Batson, Romano Lott, Loretta Newell, Jessie Rohde and Margaret Fleck, Messrs. Charles Griswold,-Jack Hamilton .Harold Stratton, -Arthur Decker, Edward Blankenburg, . and . .Patrick Henessey of Lockport, N. Y.- . - i CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY. ', Mrs, Frank Wlierent,ra1ned a few friends very charmingly.. ist evening

at her home In Truman avenue.--She entertained at a seven o!elock dinner following which cards and music were enjoyed. The dinner was served in four courses and the . appointments

were in the Halloween colors, yellow and black. A large birthday cake with lighted tapers decorated the center of

the table and from the chandelier to the corners of the table were draped

streamers of yellow and black ribbons. The party celebrated Mrs. Waller's

birthday anlversary and she was the recipient of many beautiful, gifts. Her guests for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Long, Mr. and Ms. Roy McCutcheon, Mr. and Mrs. Nick- Haan and Mrs. Jebb.

WOMAN'S CLIB MEETING. "Federation Day" will be observed at Saturday's meeting of the Hammond Woman's Club. The meeting will be held at three o'clock in the club rooms of the Hammond Chamber of Commerce in the Citizens' German National Bank building. All members who have not already paid their dues are asked to pay them Saturday. The following will be the program: Vocal Solo Mrs. George Summers of Indiana Harbor

Piano Solo Miss Elisabeth Webber

The following messages from the' In

diana State Federation by delegates:

1. Vocational Training from the

Standpoint of Art. .. .Mrs. , Otto Rabe

2. Suffrage Dinner .......

Dr. Mary E. Jackson

3. Results of the election and how carried on Mrs. Alva Young

4. Press Club Dinner and the account of Mrs. Pennybacker-s ad

dress ...Mrs. Ralph Ross Vocal Solo Miss Dora Otto

A CARD PARTV.

A very enjoyable card party waa given last evening In the K. of P. Hall

in South Hohman street by the mem

bers of the Woodmen Circle. They en

tertained a large number of guests

both from Hammond and out. of town,

Pedro was played progressively at

twenty-four tables and the prizes, a

hand painted cream and sugar set was won by Miss Cora Abbott and a hand

rainte ahs tray by Mr. ' Andrew

Hartlerode. Seven games of cards were played. The hall was attractively decorated for the ocaslon with green

and lavendar .streamers. WII.li MEET FRIDAY.

The members of the Hammond Civic

League will meet at three o'clock Friday afteronon at the home of Mrs. J.

E. Wolf in East State street. Import

ant business will come up for discus

sion and it is desired that there la a

large attendance of members. A BAZAAR.

There will be a sale of home bakery in connection with the bazaar which the ladies Of the German! Club are holding this week in the building

formerly occupied by the Negele Drug

Store next to the Superior Court House.

Friday will be "Odd Fellows Night" and a large number expect to attend,

On Saturday, the closing night, all the chance books will be turned lh and the

prises will be distributed. The proceeds of the sale will be used. for the purchase of interior furnishings for

This pretty coat is made of Scotch plaid in dark blue and green. The belt of black leather passes through the front and under-taba at each side and at the back. Shiny black buttons fasten the coat up on the chest and below the waist. The sleeves are set in raelan fashion, and the collar ia made of heavy white wool

the new Germania Odd Fellows build

lng in East State street. The doll donated by Mrs. Reinhardt Elster will

be raffled this evening at 7:30 o'clock

All who hold, chances are asked to at

tend.

Miss Florence Loveridge of Webb street returned home last evening from a two weeks visit with Mrs. John

Pepperdine at her home in Omaha-

Mr. and Mrs. George Wall returned

Tuesday evening from their honey

moon spent at the home of Mr. Wall's

sister, Mrs. Fred Torter in Springfield

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MYs. J. C. Austin is entertaining Mrs

F. C. Becker of St. Paul at her home

in Torrence avenue. NOTICE.

All members of the congregation Beth Al are urgently requested to be

present on Thursday evening, Octobe

30. S D. sharp, important business and

election of officers. A. A. COHN. Sec'y.

Insurance Agent Tells a

1-Day Hard Luck Story

' Brazil. Ind.-. Oct. 29. Scott Shattuck

a Brazil Insurance man, made fifteen

calls In one day for collections, re

cently, failing to make a single one

He saw trouble, . heard about trouble,

and finally, had trouble of his own

At the first house the man waa Bick

and out Of work.

At the next place the wife and fam

Hy were sick and the husband had

laid off from work to take care of

them.

At the next place the man was walk

lng the floor, having just lost three

fingers In an accident.

At the next place crepe was hang

lng at the door, the head of the family

having died.

At the next place the family was

entertaining the stork.

At the next home the man was

nursing a serious felon, which had kept him from work. His boy laid on

a couch with one eye gone, as the re

suit of an accident at a factory.

At the next home the anxious par

ents were watching over a child ill

with infantile paralysis.

The ninth revealed that the man had

dropped a barrel of oil on his foot an

was unable to work.

Mr. Shattuck reached the tenth horn

in time to help carry the man in from

an ambulance. He had met with a se

rious accident.

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At (the next place the Insurance

payment was unable to be met because the head of the family accidentally scalded both of his feet two weeks previously.

Mr. Shattack ended his day by call

ing at four homes where the former occupants had moved away, taking

their policies with them.

The fire insurance company he rep

resented had three losses during the

day, and when returning home Mr. Shattuck lost his account book.

IPST AND AROUND Q A R V

MEDICAL MEETING. There will be a special meeting of

the Gary Medical society at the' Com

mercial club tonight to make arrange

ments for the district meeting to be

held In Gary on Nov. 19.

TOMORROW EVENING. The members and friends of the East

Side United Presbyterian church are to

be entertained at a Hallowe'en reception in the church basement Friday

evening. Doora will be open at 7:30 o'

clock and a general invitation la extended to all to be present.

VISITS HAMMOND. Gary visitors to Hammond yesterday1

included Peter B. Lamb and Rev. Edgar Greene.

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HALLOWE'EN CALENDAR. There will be more than a half huu-

dred Hallowe'en celebrations in Gary tomorrow evening. Included in - the

nunrber ta -h -dance iat ttte -CHrmmerciaU

club, the Emerson high school sopho

more dance at the gymnasium, and other events including the following:

The Young Ladles' Sodality of the

Holy Angels church will give a Hal

lowe'en dancing party at the Assembly

hall. The eighth grade of . the Emerson school will hold a party in tne gymnasium. The Ladles Aid of the First Reformed church will give a Italowe'en party in the church parlors. Mr. and Mrs., Abet entertain their friends at their home Hallowe'en night. They will play "500." u The Intermediate class of the Grace

English Lutheran church will be entertained by Rev. D. P. Blair, 320 West Fourth avenue, at his home. Mrs. James Garbett, Sixth avenue and Van Puren street, will entertain the East Side Embroidery club members At her home. The Ladies' Aid of the First Reform church will hold a "Mush and Milk" social In the church parlors. Mrs. Harry Call and Mrs. W. P. Gleason will be the hostess to the Five Hundred club members at the latter's home. The Red Men of the United Presbyterian church will Rive a Hallowe'en reception In the basement of the church at 7:30 o'clock. The Junior society of the United Presbyterian church will be the guests

of Mrs. F. F. Foringer. She will entertain them In the church parlors. The sophomoreB of the Emerson high school will have an Informal dancing party at the school. The high school orchestra will furnish tha music and a larse attendance is expected. Raymond Mathews will entertain his friends at his home at S12 Tyler street. The Lady Maccabees will give a recital and dance at the K. of C. hall. The Sunday school of the United Presbyterian church will give a Halloween social in the church parlors. The young men of the First Baptist church will entertain the young ladies of the church at a Halloween party at the home of J. AV. Clark, 433 Monroe street.

(SESf&RSB BMILtL Hallowe'en Night, Oct. 31 Given by the LOYAL ORDER -OF MOOSE at MOOSE HALL 162 State Street Hammond, Ind. Come join the Howda-PaP's in ; a Grand Social Evening.

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