Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 132, Hammond, Lake County, 10 November 1913 — Page 6

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At one of the prettiest society functions ofthe wason, Miss Berniee Ott, daushter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ott, and Krnest Gosch were married Saturday evening at 7 o'clock, the ceremony being performed at the beautlfjl home of the bride's parents on South Court street. About seventy-five guests, the immediate relatives md friends of the bride and groom gathered at the home, most beautifully decorated for the occasion with cut flowers, srallax and funs, pink being the color scheme, and witnessed the pretty ceremony. To the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march, played by Miss Catherine Swischer of C'liioasro. the bridal procession was formed. Miss Martha Josoh bein maid of honor and Oak-, ley Morton of Chicago acting as best man. Master Allan Marble Salisbury was the ring bearer and the following young ladies were ribbon bearers: Misses Valeria Farley, Alma Wilson, dretehen Wheeler, Ida Rosenbauer, olive Adams of Kankakee, 111., Mrs. Malcolm Clark of Wheatfield. Mrs. Martin Gosch of Kvanston, and Miss Marie Pheppard of this city. The bride, gowned In a beautiful creation of brocaded crepe de chine trimmed with duchess and princess lace, was given away by her father, Rev. Billman of the Presbyterian church reading the ceremony. following the marriage, De Koven's "Oh Promise Me" was beautifully rendered on the violin by Horace Ott, brother of the bride. A delicious course repast was served to the guests, and the couple left immediately afterward for a honeymoon trip to Chicago and lsewhere. to be at home to their friends after December 1. they to make thtir present home with the. bride's l;i rents on Court street. Mr. and Mrs. Gosch were the recipients of many handsome and costly Ayer's i-lair Vigor Glad to know you have used it. Tell your friends how it stopped your falling hair and greatly promoted its growth. Ask Your Doctor. fcftf5&: ma

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nacle in which the revival meetings J are to be held, on the Pattee lots on j South Main street, was not completed i In time, no services will be held In ' the big building until next Tuesday night, when the protracted meetings ; will commence under the leadership j of Reev. Newlln, a noted evangelist, assisted by Prof. Mattline, as singer j and leader of the choir. Two services ' will be held dally thereafter until the j meetings are closed. Those behind the i movement expect a great religious ' awakening to occur In Crown Point , , that will be productive of much good j In adding to the membership of the : several churches interested in the services. I Miss Clara Oser was hostess to a j number of young ladies from Gary yesterday at her home on North street. Clyde rowler or Hammond was a Crown Toint visitor yesterday, receiving the congratulations of his many friends here on his recent election to the office of councilman In that city. Fowler's popularity Is shown when it is considered f hat he Is the first lepublican to be elected from his ward ' In many years. ; Mrs. William Krimblll is recovering ; from a quite serious illness at her home on East street. Mr. and Mrs. EUwanger of Chicago were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Fagen on East rtreet yesterday. Oakley Morton and sister, Louise, of the Chicago .university, visited with Crown Point friends over Sunday, v Yesterday was a quiet one in Crown Point, the disagreeable cold weather keeping most of the population Indoors. ; The first of the revival meetings were held at the Methodist church last i night instead of the tabernacle, which is not ready for occupancy at present. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parry visited with friends in Chicago yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Steifel of Griffith, and Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes of Ham-

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mond. were tha guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Hughes of this place yesterday. The two amusement places In Crown Foint are doing a good business and probably the city can also furnish

. crowds to fill the tabernacle. Don't forget dance at Spring Hill Grove Wednesday evening, . Nov. 2th. Good music 11-8 2t GBERToDALB The Parents' club of the Franklin school will meet to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the school. A large attendance is desired as election of officers will be held and other important business Is to be tran""-' Mrs. Rollo of South Chicago was the guest of Mrs. George MacMlllian of Indiana boulevard, yesterday. Mrs.' Elmer Whiting, who has been very sick at her home In Reese avenue, is able to be up Mrs. S. G. Buell of Indiana boulevard, visited friends in Hammond, yesterday. Henry Atchison of Woodvllle, Ind., visited his sister, Mrs. A. Roberts, the latter part of the week. Mesdames Iloulsworth and Ryon attended the Orpheum . theater In Hammond, Friday.- - Mrs. G. O. Schaaf was a guest at a birthday party at the home of Mrs. Deaken of East Side, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Hubbard of Roberts avenue, attended the funeral of the latter's cousin at Lafayette Ind., the latter part of the week. Mis. John Schaak and her guest Mrs. Jones of Chesterton, visited friends in Chicago, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hitchorst of Harrison avenue, entertained a number of young people Saturday evening in honof their daughter Grace's eighteenth birthday. About thirty guests were present and a most delightful evening was spent in music and games of various descriptions. At 'ten thirty, Mrs. Hitchorst served an elaborate luncheon after which the guests departed for their homes wishing Miss Grace many more such happy birthdays. Rev. Benedict Rajcany returned home Friday from Milwaukee, Wis., where he spent several days on business. Mrs. O'Connells of Atchison avenue. was a Chicago visitor yesterday. The K. D. Girls met Friday evening at the home of Miss Esta Kohr of In diana boulevard. A very enjoyable evening was spent in the usual pleas ant way of the club until 10 o'clock when dainty refreshments were served. Mrs. Robert Tuley of Lincoln avenue, entertained Mrs. S. Green of Ham-

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Mrs. C. C. Whieman and infant son of LaPorte avenue, have returned home from St. Bernard's hospital in Chicago, j Miss Ethel Glodden entertained aj party of girls at a slumber party at her home In Sheridan avenue on Friday night. Supt. W. W. Holiday has returned from Indianapolis, where he has been attending the state school superintendents' meeting which has been in session there. Mr. and Mrs. Wall have gone to housekeeping on 119th street in the ; Gruppe building. Tuesday Arthur Vernon entertained a few friends at cards at his home on LaPorte avenue. Mrs. James Callahan and children have Joined her husband who went to Missourlo several weeks ago, and where they will make their home. At the meeting of the Plymouth club which was held at the home of Mrs. Alexander M. Hamilton on New York avenue, the annual election of officers took place. Mrs. Arthur Vernon was elected president; Mrs. W. W. Holliday, vice president, and Mrs. Arthur N. Reaublen was elected secretary and treasurer. The Plymouth club will gttfe a ladles' and girls- second hand coat sale in the church parlors on next Wednesday, and on Thursday, Nov. 20, the club will mond, yesterday. 1 Mrs. C. Atchison and Mrs. J. Platz were Hammond visitors yesterday. Mrs. Keanan of Roberts avenue, entertained Mrs. Fitzgerald of Hammond, yesterday. ST. JOHN. Don't forget dance at Spring Hill Grove Wednesday evening, Nov. 12th. Good music. 11-8 2t GRIFFITH. Mrs. James Jamieson was a Hammond visitor Saturday. Hhe Busy Bees elected officers last Thursday for the ensuring year. John Huber and Mr. Kamradt of Hammond, were business visitors nere Saturday. Mr. Huber presented the school with omt fine potted plants. A R. Chipmund of Michigan, was a caller here lo-day. S. B. Starkey of Cincinnati, trans acted bus-lness rere Saturday. HEGEWISCH. Brs. Weber spent Friday with her ister at East Side. Meeting of the Pedro elub at the home of Mrs. Kuss scet for Friday afternoon, was indefinitely postponed. Mrs. Carrie Watklns has a severe attamk of the grip. Mr. Joseph Kemp of Chicago, vis ited relatives here Friday. James Lee has moved his family to Kentucky for the winter. Mrs. Simon Hendrickson and daugh ter of Geneva, are spending a few days with relatives here. T' E. Johnson has moved his family into th house formerly occupied by Mr. Birkey on Superior avenue. Mrs. Betsinger and Mrs. Mueller of West Pullman, visited relatives here Thursday. Mrs. Crehan and daughter Edna, spent Wednesday with Mrs. George Hahn of Chicago. The manager of the East Chicago football team called up late Friday afternoon and cancelled their game with Hegwisch scheduled for Sunday, giving as an excuse that the team had disbanded. A very flimsy hole to crawl out of, considering it is nearly three weeks before Thanksgiving. To one on the outside it looks as thepugh they have a very severe attack of "cold feet." Hegwisch should be more careful hereafter, the kind of sports they do busi ness with. The Hegewlsch A. A. football team added another game to its long list of victories yesterday by defeating the speedy Marlowes, of Pullman, 35 to 6. This is the first time Hegewisch has been scored on this year, and it certainly is no discredit, considering the fact that they were outyelghed about ten pounds to the man. The Marlowes also had two Wendell Phillips high school players with them. J. Fuehrmeyer was the leading star, who aside from scoring three touchdowns and kicking four goals, was the most conslsten ground gainer, often carrying thre and four men from five to fifteen yards before being downed. Dick Long scored the other two touchdowns. The game was marred two or three times by rough taetocs on the part of the Marlowe players, two of whom had to be removed from the game. This Is by far the fastest and heaviest team Hegwisch has played this year, and it will take a mighty strong team to defeat them. They are trying to arrange a game with the famous Tornadoes, champions of the South Side. Mrs. W. T. Klght and son Dorsey, of Roselawn, Ind., spent Saturday and Sunday here. W. L. Olllffe of Pullman attended the football game here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Boynton and sonu spent yesterday in Chicago. Glen and Hosford Park. Mrs. 5. Hollenbaugh of Gary spent Saturday with her sister-in-law, Mrs. G. Hollenbaugh of this place. Miss Gladys Pitaer was a Gary business vlsito Saturday. Mrs. M. Pilaff was a Gary shopper Saturday. J. Adler spent Friday with Thomaa Adler and family. Miss C. Adler was a Gary snopper Saturday. Miss Marie Peterson of Gary, was a caller here to-day. Mrs. O- Danmer is reported on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Randbach of Chicago spent Froiday visiting wnth J. Ulney and family.

have a roast beef supper, the proceeds to be used to clean the church walls. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beach of Donlson place, have moved to Indiana Harbor. Mrs. Roy .Walker and little son of Sheridan avenue, returned home Saturday from the Mercy hwspital in Chicago. The public speaking class will give their play "Hicks at College." in the high school auditorium on next Friday night The art class have been busy making art posters advertising the play, several of which are very artistic. Miss Emily B. Johnson chaperoned her botany class to Garfield and Lincoln parks to-day. Jhe barrel house at the Standard Oil company closed on Saturday, the men all going back to work again this morning. The board of education wishes all those wishing to attend night school to meet at the hlght school building in Oliver, street to-morrow evening at 7:30. Miss Margaret Fifleld of Oliver street, was the guest of relatives in Joliet, 111., Sunday.

The tag girls who recently solicited funds for the Whiting Relief and Aid society- were entertained on Friday night by Mrs.' John Schaub at her home in Sheridan avenue. Mrs. Schaub was assisted by Mrs. William Rought. The evening was spent In playing pedro at Peter Goebel and Mrs John Blaul. The which the prizes were awarded as follows: First prize, Florence Muldoon, library clock; second prize, Mary Grogan, hand painted plate; consolation prize Emma Kasch. A pretty and carefully appointed luncheon was served. The guests were Misses Marian Beaubien, Margaruente Sehaub, Emma Kasch, Mary Grogan, Florence and Agnes Muldoon Nora Dlneen, Oliven Prltchardn, Hannah Gevrltz, Alma Vater and Mesdames Etta Klose Green, John Schaub, Jr., and Florence Schaub DeLand, of Gary. Mrs. Grace Wltwer of LaPorte avenue visited her father, T. N. Wilkinson, at the Mercy hospital in Chicago, on Saturday. Mrs. Wltwer reports that Mr. Wilkinson is not gaining very rapidly from his recent operation. The regular meeting of the directors of the Whiting public library will be held this evening. Miss Jennie Freel who is at Mercy hospital in Chicago, is again Improving slightly. Have comfort in the bathroom with a Gas Heating Stove. No. Ind. Oai & Elec. Co. Another New Package One dozen "Oak Grove Eggs," specially selected in a sealed carton. ate." S7t?sSX'5w

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Martin Pinto, while working on the old White farm Saturday unearthed two and a half feet underground a tooth that must have belonged to a monster mastadone that ages ago must have roamed this section. The tooth has four nrongs and is about four inches long and about two inches wide. It is in a fair state of preservation and the monster that possessed a mouthful of such teeth must have had a powerful pair of Jaws and If of a man-eating species, was certainly a dangerous enemy to man as well as of other beasts. To what kind of an animal the tooth belonged Is not known, but the unearthing of the tooth shows that at one time there loamed in this section animals monsterous In size. At various times skeletons of large animals have been unearthed in this locality. John Hayden went to Chicago Saturday. Clayton Davis visited Harry Petrie at Evanston Saturday. Charles Brown of Ehelby, was in Lowell Saturday. J. M. Brooks of Illinois, spent Sunday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Chas.' Collins. Carl Grogg, of the Nichols, Hay & Green company, transacted business In Chicago Saturday. Raymond Johnson and wife went to Chicago Saturday to visit with Forest Grelsel and family and other relatives. Will Tatman of Chicago, spent Sunday at the home of Frank Richard. Raymond Johnson, who has been appointed mall carrier for route 2. out of Lowell, has resigned his position at Grand Bros., where he was head clerk. Ray Wood has taken Edman Worsey's place on the wagon for Grant Bros. The Misses Lorena Johnson, Merle Bel Shaw and Maebel Casten were Chicago visitors Saturday. WHI ARB TOTJ NOT A TIKES READER t

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