Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 47, Hammond, Lake County, 6 December 1913 — Page 2
TEAM: g New Show Tuesday, SHecemhes- 9th Continuous From 2 io "gf p.m. "OUES MEW TJINBSTELl" a these reel feature Don't Miss It. ADMISSION 5c
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COMIXO EVENTS. Mr. John E. Fltsgerald of Carroll mXrrrt and Mn. Prank S. Beta of South Hohman Mreet 'will entertain the menbera of the Columbia Club and their huabanda at dinner thla evening; at the Hammond Country Club. Dinner at ix-thirtr o'clock will b followed Trlth earda. The membera of the Saturday Eveninn; Bridg-e Club will be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Allan S. Graham thla evening at their home in South Hohman atreet. , The Bamea will be played protcreaalvely at four tablea. Mrs. George llannaurr will be hostess this evenlna; at her home In Ruth atreet to the membera of the Moxart Club. The young women of the J. V. G. Club will be entertained by Miss Hester Thurston at her home In Walter street Monday evening. Mrs. Fred (fumpacker will entertain the members of the Embroidery Club at her home in Warren atreet Monday afternoon.
A BRIDGE DKNEH. Mrs. Frances Kingsley of South Hohman street was hostess at a bridge dinner last evening at the Hammond Country Club. Her guests were the members of the N. P. Whist Club who met for their regular semi-monthly meeting. A prettily appointed dinner of four courses were served at sixthirty o'clock following- which the members played bridge whist progressively at four tables. At the meeting in two weeks on Friday evening, December 19th Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Krlnblll of RImbach avenue will be host and hostess. They will entertain at dinner and cards. A SOCIAL. MEETING. s-A delightful meeting of the Northside Ladies' Club .took place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Powell, Jr., in Towl street. Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Charles Hathaway, the hostesses had a program of games arranged for the entertainment of thuir
feature of
the afternoon, Mrs. Sumner having! rendered several pretty instrumental ;
selections. A dainty two course lunch-
Ar-next
regular meeting to be held the first
Friday afternoon In January at the
Vocal Duet Miss Kline and Miss Barger Dialogue Ruth and Klwln Veach Recitation Sadie Marcus Piano and Violin Duet '. . Mrs. Houser and Mrs. Horton A short business session was held at the conclusion of the program and arrangements wore made for the next
j meeting of the club to be held on the
eon was served at five o'clock, nouncement was made of the
home of Mrs. Unnewher and also a social meeting to be held in the parlors of the First Congregational church in Gostlin street Friday evening, December 19. At this meeting the yearly s reports of both the A. B. C. and X. Y. Z. divisions of the club will be read and the election of orflcers will take place.
afternoon of January 2nd. The pro
gram will be arranged by the officers of the W. C T. U. together with a committee of five chosen from the Parents' Club. The following club members
will serve on the committee, Mrs.
iFricke, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Hart. Mrs.
Guss and Mrs. Urbahns.
A AFTEHXOON PARTY. Mrs. W. H. Davis entertained the members of the Alpha Phi Club very charmingly yesterday afternoon at her home in Highland street. The members brGught their needle work and
spent the afternoon very enjoyably. The hours until four o'clock were devoted to needle work after which a beautifully appointed luncheon was served in two courses. Flowers decorated the luncheon tables. On account of the holiday season the next meeting bt the club will occur on the afternoon of December 12th and the hostess will be Mrs. Robert Gillis of RImbach avenue. Mrs. Gillis will entertain her
guests at a thimble party. PARENTS CLtB MEETING. The Parents' Club of the Riverside school held a very Interesting meeting yesterday afternoon in the kindergarten room and a large number of members were present to enjoy the program. The program was arranged by Mrs. Veach, Mrs. Tuley, Mrs. Evans. Mr.s Cross and Mrs. Eads and these ladies acted as hostesses at tne meet-
served social
A THIMBLE PARTY. At her home in Plummer avenue Mrs. Harry Williston entertained the members of the G. I. A. Embroidery Club very delightfully yesterday afternoon. The members brought their needle work. A dainty two course luncheon was served at four-thirty o'clock.. Arrangements were made for the next club meeting and also for the : next
'regular meeting of the G. I. A. to the jr.. of L. E. which will be held Friday j afternoon, December 12th In the K. of
P. Hall in South Hohman street. The annual election of officers will be an important feature of the meeting and and it is desired that every member is present. A SOCIAL GATHERING. Miss Elene Reiter will have the young women of the C. B. G. Club as her guests this evening at her home in South Hohman street. It will be the regular meeting of the club which was postponed from last evening. MRS. WINCKL.ER A HOSTESS.
The literature department of the Hammond Woman's Club will meet with Mrs. R. O. Winckler at her home in Detroit street Tuesday afternoon.
December 9th at two-thirty o'clock
At this will be the last meeting for the year it it desired that there Is a large
attendance of the members. It will
a dainty collation ' be "Handel Day" and a lecture recital
hour. Mr. W. H. j on the Messiah will be given by Mrs.
ing. They
Henderson. the principal of the Ham- George H. Summers of Indiana Harbor,
mond night school gave the address '.The lecture will be Illustrated with
and it was one of the best that has been given before the club at any meeting this year. He spoke principally on the early training a child should receive. The remainder of the. program consisted of recitations and songs and was as follows: Piano Solo Mrs. Eads Recitation Lila Tuley Exercise Room 7
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Lena Eggebrecht, Miss Ruth Zarndt, Miss Elizabeth Marx, Messrs. Edward Eggebrecht, Kuth, Edwin and Charles
Marx. A BUSINESS MEETING. The members of the Young People's
Branch of the W. C. T. V. will meet Monday evening at the home of Miss! Maguire. 69S Oakley avenue. Import-! ant business will come up for. discus-j
sion ana it is desired that every mem-
ber is present. Preparations will be!
made for the Silver Medal Contest to be held the first Friday in January.
AT THE SETTLEMENT HOUSE." A nfeeting will be held at the Set
tlement House at 9 State street Wed
nesday evening, December iO at eight
o'clock to which the public is invited. Mrs. Weinberg of Chicago will speak and there will be a short musical program. .
A COSTUME PARTY. The members of the Women's Auxil
iary to the Hammond Motor Boat Club
gave a Hard Times Party last Thursday evening in the club house in Calumet avenue. A large number of Hammond and out-of-town guests were en
tertained at the party. They came appropriately costumed, the prizes for the most comically dressed being
awarded to Mrs. O. D. Duckworth and
Mr. Tony Schneider. Dancing was the feature of the evening. A supper was
served. A very enjoyable evening was spent by the members and tnelr guests
who were ... attendance at the affair.
Miss Gertrude Nordstrand of the
Northern Indiana Gas and Electric
office is confined to her home, 371 Sibley street with an attack of quinsy.
She has been ill for several days. Don't forget Loyal Order of Moose
will hold their first annual ball at the Masonic Temple, East Chicago, Satur
day night, December 6th. Arrange-
COMMENCING SUNDAY MATINEE
The Adams & Guhl All Star Vaudeville Show
ADAMS & GUHL,
'Those Jolly Germans"
SEYMOUR & WILLIAMS, That Classy Comedy Couple
ALICE TEDDY The Famous Roller Skating and Wresting Bear DORANTO Chinese Musical Comedian
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THREE SHOWS DAILY
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In the rally at the Elks' temple is Miss Bina M. West of Port Huron, Mich., superior commander of the organization, who will make addresses . both this afternoon and this evening. Miss West has been the head of the Ladies of the Maccabees since its inception
ments to be made for special late cars ! more than twenty years ago and has
for Hammond, Whiting - and Indiana Harbor. Will have to depend on regular interurban cars for Gary.
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LADIES! WHY NOT HAVE
A pair of those "New Kidney Heel" Shoes that they are wearing? It is a delight to the Eye and Foot. We have them in patent leathers and gun metal kids. Special at 3.50 & 4.00
records on the Victrola.
W ILL MEET MONDAY.
The meeting of the A. V. H. Club which was announced for last evening had to be postponed on account of the
illness of a number of the members.
The members arranged to meet Monday evening of next week with Miss Ford
at her home in May street. A STUDY MEETING.
yMrs.. A:FV Knotts will open her home
, in Muenlch. Court, Monday afternoon
I to the members of the history commit
toe of tla Hammond W oman a Club for
their regular seml-onthly study meeting. The study subject will be "Edinburgh" and the program for the after noon will be- as follows: Piano Duet .... .Mrs. .Houser and Mrs. Campbell Paper "Edinburgh, the History".... Mrs. Sourbeer Violin Solo.... Mrs. Horton Acompanist, Mrs. Houser. Paper "Edinburgh Castle.. Mrs. Klotz Reading . , Mrs. Earl Robertson Paper "The Old Town" Mrs. Fred Barnett Paper Mrs. W. H. Gostlin, Sr. CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY. Mrs. Paul Marx celebrated her birthday anniversary yesterday afternoon by entertaining a number of her friends at her homo In West State street. After a few hours spent pleasantly with music and games the guest? were served with a dainty two course luncheon. The luncheon table was decorated prettily with carnations and ferns. Covers were laid for fourteen guests. Mrs. Marz was the recipient of numerous gifts. Among the guests at the party were Mrs. Otto Marx, Mrs. Eggebrecht, Mrs. Robert Zarndt, Mrs. Hark. Mrs. Lohoff, Mrs. Schamb, Miss
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watched and been instrumental in its spread over every state in the Union. She has just returned from a tour of the New England states in the Interest of the organization and has much progress to report.
The regular meeting, of the members ! of Golden Rod Camp No. 1667 Royal Neighbors was held last evnlng in Long's Hall in East State street. The. election of officers took place which the members made arrangements for the January meeting which the officers will be installed. A large number of members were in attendance" at th4 meeting and they remained after the business session to ' enoy ' the 'Social hour. The following-"' members ' were elected to offices : . - " Oracle Mrs. Mabel Gross. .' . Vice Oracle Mrs. Sylvia Gadsby. Chancellor Mrs.. Anna Peterson. ' Y't" Recorder Mrs. Hilda Cedergreen. Receiver Mrs. Nettie Wooden. Marshall Mrs. Ruth Schwartz. Inner Sentinel Mrs. 'Minnie - Monberg. - Outer Sentinel Mrs. Jennie Carroll.
Manager Mrs. Minnie Hirsch, Delegate Mrs. Sylvia Gadsby. Alternate Mrs. Ida Benschop. " Musician Mrs. Hulda Elster. This evening the members of the
TO CELEBRATE INDIANA DAY
The East Chicago Woman's club and Superintendent E. N. Canine have united in procuring good speakers for East Chicago on Indiana day. They have engaged Dr. James Albert Woodburn, processor of American history in the Indiana state university, and Miss Grace-Nichols of. Chicago for the occasion,, Eeach year a course of lectures Is gotten; up for the school teachers, and the lectures for Indiana day will constitute the. first of this year's series, in this, course. It happens that the regular, day for( the general meeting of the East Chicago Woman's club, the last Saturday In the month, falls in the
midst of the holiday season. So .the
club women thought it best to advance the date of the meeting and hold the general meeting this year on Indiana day. They accordingly went in . with Superintendent , Canine to get the speakers above named, and will share equally in the expense. The general meeting this month is in the hands of
the civics department of the club, of
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bringing up the efficiency of her de-
(KI-RO-PRAK-TIK) A scientific method of adjusting by hand, the cause of all disease (acute or chronic). Chiropract'c is a correct knowledge of the brain, the spine, spinal cord and the nerves emanating therefrom. ? By adjusting the great nerve center, the spine, in a natural manner with the hands the cause of disease is removed. Disease is abnormal quantity of mental impluses caused by certain degrees of pressure upon nerves. A Chiropractor, after locating the place of pressure, corrects the same, thereby causing a normal transmission of nerve force from brain to all tissues and organs of the body, restoring Health. Stop taking drugs and avoid the knife. Most operations are unnecessary. It you are sick, no matter what your ailment (acute qr chronic) call and see me. I believe I can prove to you the philosophy of my statements. Analysis and investigation free. SUSANNE E. M'NAMARA 3417 Michgian Avenue Indiana Harbor. Ind.
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Hohman street for the election of officers. The meeting will be' an important one and it is desired that there is a large attendance of the membership.
partment and making of it the most important branch of the woman's club, and she has gone to considerable pains in makinir the Droirram for Indiana da v
A. meeting of the members of the one lon to De remembered. In addi..nna T rA i T Ko Ir o , a wl 1 1 tnlfl1 .. ..
... , non to the two speakers there will be O- O. F.I t ho Trohol rio n K hafln
sented to render some selections, while Mrs. A. A. Ross and other soloists will also contribute numbers. , Miss Nichols, the Chicago speaker, lives at the Neighborhood home and is a prominent member of the Chicago Woman's club. Her subject will be "Woman's Contribution to her City." Dr.- Woodburn is acknowledged the best posted man on Indiana history In the state. He has done much research work, digging out facts about Indiana ...V, ! hut him - . , 1 . 1 V. ..
Northern Indiana JUaaieS at been uncovered. His subject will be.
"Life and Color in Early Indiana." Both speaker and his topic will be distinctively fitting, to help celebrate Indiana day. . The meeting will be held in the public library. East Chicago.
Dorcas Lodge of Rebekahs will place this evenin gin the I. O.
Hall In East State street. A class of candidates will be initiated following which there will be social hour. LADY flCCltS MEET IN SO. BEHD
District Rally Headed by Bina West.
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South Bend, Ind., Dec. 6- -Several hundred women from ' the different cities throughout northern Indiana are attending the opening session of the district rally of the Ladles of Maccabees of the World, which is being held In the Elks temple. In addition" to the social program which has been' arranged for the event, full exemplification of the new ritualistic work of the organiiation will - be conferred upon more than 100 candidates by ten degree teams from the different cities in the district. Local and supreme officers are in attendance at the meeting. At the conclusion of the program this afternoon an Informal reception for the visiting officers and delegates will be given by the members of the South Bend lodge, while the candidates who will be received tonight will be entertained following the evening program. Supper for the visiting members of the organization will be served by the ladies of the Reformed " church at 6 o'clock and the evening program will oJyn at 7:30 o'clock. The- largest delegation of women to attend the meeting, is probably from Elkhart, 200 having arrived in South Bend today, while 125 are here from Michigan City, 100 from Laporte, 75 from- Goshen, 100 from Mishawaka, In addition to the majority of '"the 700 members In South Bend and ' delegations from the smalle towns in the district. ' '
Bins AV. Wert Here.
HAVE A FINE BAZAAR. . The Baptist church, Indiana Harbor, at its supper and bazaar held Thursday night, realized remarkably well by the event. They cleared, as nearly as
Special S&smlay MatEneo 5c SPEDSON & HERSON Singing and Talking KING COLE Ventriloquist FLO LONG Singing and Talking
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Saturday The Mexican Sleep Producer, Comedy. The Parde's Sacrifice, Drama The Problem Love Solves
Drama.
Make TJnrie Fly
Sunday Tale of The Ticker, By Myrtle Wright -The Real Mother, Drama. The Reformation,
Drama
the church. The meeting, will take place at 1:30 o'clock. All members are urged to be present.
CARUEGIE 'POOR'; GIFTS 8365.125.000 : New York, Deec. 6. Andrew Car-
1 r. Arrin o nil nnvartv O 1tx tnnfl that if
can be estimated at this time, about! ,j , ,i t j iS would seem could hardly be used in a
Darrow, Chicago's' famous lawyer, will speak. The memorial services will be held at 2 o'clock at the Methodists church. Exalted Ruler J. E. Evans extends a cordial invitation to the public at largo to be present at these extraordinary : services and to hear Mr. Darrow. The deceased members of the East Chiqago lodge are Lew Talmer, C. D. Moon, James O. Parks and John Kelly.
$200. The decorations were green, red
and white crepe paper and the tables in the dining room were adorned with ferns. A great many women of the congregation worked hard to maXe the affair a success. The Ladies' Aid which managed it had been well organized, committees having been appointed for the various features, all of them chosen with a view to securing the best and most efficient service in the department in which each member was concerned. Mrs. Maxwell was in charge of the dining room, the various tables being presided over by Mrs. William Fox, Mrs. Tad White and Mrs. A. J. Barrett. Mrs. William Evans was In charge of the candy booth, Mrs. William Harding of the fancy work booth, Mrs. Richard Brown and Mrs. Thomas Cooksey of the domestic booth. Mrs. John Haywood was chairman of the committee in charge of the kitchen. The Aid wish to thank especially all those outside the members who donated their services and contributed atrlcles toward the supper and bazaar, and who' otherwise helped make the event the success it was.
There will be election of officers at
ELKS' SERVICES. An eloquent tribute to Elkdom . in TT.aKt Chieaero mav be looked forward
1 the monthly business meeting of the I to at the annual memorial services to-
One of the most prominent figures Baptist Aid society next Thursday at morrow afternoon at which Clarence
correlative sense. iAnd yet the famous ironmaster Is, comparatively speaking, a poor man. Mr. Carnegie's passion for philanthropy has brought his immense fortune down within striking distance of the $25,000,000 which the Laird of Skibo has reserved for himself and his family. Mr. Carnegie, it was learned today, has given away nearly all of his millions upon millions of United States Steel corporation bonds. If he lives a few more years he can be reasonably certain of hjaving attalnejl his ambition of having disposed of every penny of his mammoth wealth with the exception of his $25,000,000. "sinking fund." Mr. Carnegie's secretary today furnished a list of Mr. Carnegie's principal benefactions which would bring the grand total almost up to the staggering sum of $365,125,000.
A GOOD IDEA; GROUP INSURANCE FOR CAR MEN
New fj fanu-M
The Third avenue railroad of
York is to put into operation on Ja
ary 1 a group Insurance plan for Its men. About 2,000 of the company's men have so far taken out $1,000 life , and accident policies under the plan. The men pay $7 of the-111 yearly premium, the company paying $4. . This company assistance is extended only to the members of the Third Ave- : nue Railroad Employes association. The weekly rate to the members Is therefore 15 cents and to non-members 2 cents. The company will continue to pay the policies of employes who : become Incapacitated. The contract with the insurance company is for five years, and the company advances about $25,000, for which it is reimbursed by the payments from the men.
Smoke MeHle Canadian Club Mix. tare. For pipe op cigarette, best that teaf and skill rnu produce, Adv.
THERE ARB MORE THAN THREB TIMES MORE TIMES CIRCULATED EVERT DAPX THAN ALL THE OTHER DAILY PAPERS IN LAKE COUN XX PUT TOGETHER.