Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 48, Hammond, Lake County, 13 December 1913 — Page 2

REELS

CENTS

During the limited time that is necessary to transform the Gem into the "BARLOLA" Theatre I will combine two of the worlds Greatest programs of Moving Pictures. The Universal and Mutual and exhibit daily three of the Choicest Reels from each program making

for

The reason for ttais-I am not trying to run more reels for 5 cents than my fellow exhibitors but I have contracted with the film exchanges to use these two reels each day and rather than to pay for them and lay them on the shelf I am going to give you a chance to witness a combination of Photo Plays that no one could exhibit at a Profit. The G Reels iviHH be changed HDaily and will Include one to two Multiple fJeef Features. Won't r.liss This Chance of a Lifetime as JhSs Opportunity May Never Present Itself Again. Just think 6 reels of Iwand new Photo Flays that have never been exhibited in Hammond before tor 5 -milf ' ' Don't Miss a Single Matinee or Night During This Limited Combination of These Worlds Best Films.

The Event of the Year TaiDMingi MoMiimgj IPIctaires

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HONOR MISS PARSONS. Mrs. Far Ls-nimering and the Misses Norm Bobbins, Grace - Klngwill and Florence Buntrd were hostesses at a very pretty party last evening; at Miss King-will's home in Glendale Park. The honor guest at the event was Miss Irene Parsons, a December bride. Miss Parson's marriage to Warne D. Carmicbael of Cedars, Quebea will take place Wednesday, December 1. Several games of "600" were played progressively at three tables during the evening - and high score was made by Miss Marie Robbins. A beautifully appointed luncheon was served in two courses following the card games. The luncheon tables were decorated with

pink carnations and candlesticks set

with pink --andle. Twelve covers were laid. The guests presented Miss Parsons with a handsome art basket.

FISH, CHICKEN AND FSOG LEG DINNERS Open the Year Around.

s Place

Sheffield Boat House PB2L SMIDT, Proprietor R.OBY. INDIANA. Phone Whiting 28. None but respectable , patronage solicited.

Those present were the Misses Irene large company of ladies. Mrs. Simon-

Parsons. Eva Wilson, Marie Robbins,! ton will leave Chicago early In the Florence Loveridge, Lyda Muenlch, 'new year to make her future home in Margaret Prest, Edith Morton, Lillian ', Mobile. Mrs. Simonton formerly lived

Smith, Grace Klngwill. Norma Robbins,

Florence Buxzard and Mrs. Fay Lam-mering'.

A MISSIONARY MEETING. The members of the Woman's

For-

in Hammond ail is prominent in the sccial circles of the city. CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY. ? A delightful party was given as a

surprise to Mrs. William Lucht yester

eign Missionary Society of the First i day afternoon at her home in JefferPresbyterian Church held their Chrlst-jon street. Th pa-ty celebrated her meeting yesterday afternoon at the ; bithday anniversary and she received

home of Mrs. W. E. Russell in Webb ; wany , vry pretty gifts in rememstreet. Mrs. C .H. Howell and Mrs. trance of the day. The afternoon was Mary Holm had the afternoon's pro- spent pleasantly with' music and ue41 gram in charge The study subject ; work following which the hostess was China. . Mrs. Edith Griffin lead ' served" a i supper. A large birthday the ... devotional exercises following.' qike , deeqrated tha table., Among the which Miss' Alice1 Miller gave a mual-!Vf ets.were'Mri. F$ I.tourroiv and Mrs. cal program "which was greatly (6.;M" Monrww or Chlcagt-. Mrs. A. Shaw joyed. A dainty luncheon was served 'of Roseland, III., Mrs. Fisher of Chlduring the afternoon. An Important Jcago, Mrs A Kchmltt, Mis Landvogt,

COMING EVENTS. The Misses Feade-r will entertain at thimble party Tuesday events- at

their home la Earn State street. Their

goft will be the yoiiaK vrun of the

N. V. Embroider Club who will meet for their regular weekly meeting-.

Miss Heir : Wageablast vclli have

the young women of the A. D. Q- Clab as her Karats at a thimble party Tues-

day evening- at her homo la Monroe street. ,

The members -of the E. S. T. Clnb

will have their aaanal Christmas party Tuesday . afternoon, at the home

of Mrs. Claude lmer la Msy street.

.Monday afternoon Mrs. David Emery

n ill rntrrtal th members of the Em. broidery Cltiu nt a. thimble party at hrr home la Waltasm street. .. . rr

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feature of the business meeting wa the anual election of officers and r. resulted as follows: . , Presldnt Mrs. Minnie Kline. First Vice President Mrs. A. W. Hoffman. Second 'Vice President Mrs. C. H. Howell. Secretary Mrs. E. M. Shanklin. Assistant Secretary Mrs. J. G. Graves. ' Treasurer Mrs. E. P. Ames.

Asistant Treasurer Mrs. J. S. Black, mun. Secretary of Literature Mrs Klota. A BRIDGE PARTY. Mrs. T. E. Bell entertained the members of the Marquette Club ver charmingly yesterday afternoon at her home in Webb street. Miss Gibson of Youngstown. O.. was entertained with the club members. The guests played bridge whist progressively at four tables during1 the afternoon. High score In the games was made by Mrs. W. D. Webb. Mrs. Lawrence Cox won the second honors and Mrs. E. R. Dlsbrow of Woodlawn. the third Bouquets of pink kilaenry roses decorated the parlors very prettily. There will be no meetings pf the club during the holiday season.

Mrs. Xlelnschmidt, Mrs. Sass, Mrs.

"Dctbler, Mrs. R. Prevo, Mrs. Helne-

mann, - Mrs. Herman Holtx, Mrs. F. Meyer, Miss Erna Schwerin Mlsk Mildred Lucht, Messrs. William Lucht and Lot is Flsa-r. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.

From manufacturer direct to your

.home, saving expense of store and mid

dleman's profits. The Hobart M. Cable Pianos. Prefered and used by Hammond Musical College, Orpheum Thea

ter and all public schools In Chicago.

On display at Ortt & Towle's shoe

store, 1$9 State street, Hammond, Ind .

Geo. J. Humpfer, factory represents

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PARENTS' CLl'B MEETING,

A meeting of the Parents Club of the Wallace school was held yesterday

afternoon In the kindergarten rojra.

At tUe close of the program the coin

mttttc served a dainty lunch-on. The

n-eeting was largely attenJe-l and the nu-mbc-rs thoroughly enjoyad th Mttn noon's program. A silver collection

was taken and a nice eu.it m.if roallz

el which. will be usel by the club frr

t?i. benc-fit of the school. Th.; fallow ins was the program:

Music Room 10

Recitation June Feltzer

..Miss Helen Beebe ...Mrs. C B. Miller

Miss Heath ........ Mrs. Miller

Helen Wise

TO LADIES We clean, press, repair and retlns aitd put on- velvet or aUk collar and ousts on your old clothes for the lowest possible prtosa. Young Men's Tailor tt ITATB 1TKXVT Phone 771 and we will attend to It

Reading . . Vocal Solo Reading . . Reading .. Recitation

ENTERTAINS SORORITY SISTERS.

Miss Gertrude Downey of Carroll is entertaining twelve members of the Beta Alpha Sigma sorority of Chicago

at a card party and dinner t"his after

noon at the Hammond Country Club.

ARCHITECT

EUGENE S.

COOPER

8 Kaaon Street Pha.e 33G.

HA1UCOND, INDIA If A

DB.HENRY G. MERZ

PHYSJCIAir BTJ1GE0JJ

CITIZENS' HiTt BANK BUM, llsnumond, Ia4iaaa Hours: i tt I pm and T to pa Sunday by Appelntmeat Only Trained Kurse la Atteadaaoe

MRS. GILLIS A HOSTESS. Mrs. Robert Gillis gave a very pretty party yesterday afternoon at her home in Rlmbach avenue for the members of the Alpha Phi Club. A musical program was given on the Victrola and was one of the delightful features of the afternoon. The guests brought their needle work. At four-thirty o'clock the hostess served a beautifully appointed luncheon. The table was decorated attractively with flowers.

The next club party will not be given;

until after the holidays and the hostess for the afternoon will be named later. , On account of the holidays the regular meeting day of the club was changed from Friday, December 19. A SOCIAL FUNCTION. Mrs. W. L. Simonton entertained very charmingly at a cabaret luncheon

j Wednesday of this week at the Hyde ;Park Hotel in Chicago. The luncheon j was one of beautiful appointments served for sixty guests, a number of j whom were Hammond friends of the

hostess. Many pretty flowers decorated the tables. The program was a delightful feature of the luncheon. Included in the prfgram were a reading ly Mrs. Frank Hammond and a cornet olo by Mrs. Charles G. Hohman both

of which were greatly enjoyed by the return home tomorrow.

My Christmas table of hand painted

China is now read at my home, Mrs.

Letz, 814 Sibley street. Everybody invited to call and see display. 10-3

A STUDY MEETING.

The members of the art committee of the Hammond Woman's Club will meet Monday afternoon at the home of the chairman. Mrs. M. Rothschild in South Hohman street. The study subject will be American Sculpture and the program for the afternoon will be

in charge of Miss Maude mith.

Mrs. W. C Wells and Mrs. Maxwell

of Kouts, Ind., are spending the weekend In Hammond the guests of Mrs. Wells daughter, Mrs. A. W. Sprague

at her borne in Ada street. They trill

Mrs. P. J. Lyons arid her mother,

Mrs. Potter who is visiting from Middleburg. Pa., heard the Thomas orches

tra at Orchestra Hall In Chicago yesterday afternoon."

For good groceries and meat, call

Highland Grocery, Phone 258. 10-4t

William Lucht who has been 111 at

the Post Graduate Hospital in Chicago

was able to be removed to his home

in Jefferson street Wednesday. He

submitted to an operation for appendicitis several weeks ago.

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LAST TIMES TODAY " '

FOUR DAYS COMMENCING SUNDAY MATINEE ;;;; IIALTON POWELL, Inc Presents the World's Funniest Musical Show JACK TRAINOR in

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Three Shows Daily

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Phone 335. Office Hours: 10 to 11 a. m.; 2 to 4 p. m. ; 7 to 8 p. m. Dr. William H. Mikeseh O. K. BUILDING Suite 8. SH Wohman St. HAMMOND, IND.

&7SDP! TMBRKU Just placed another student at $60 to start. Fathers and mothers give your young people a chance. Let them attend the HAMMOND BUSINESS COLLEGE Hohman and Sibley Streets Phone 1954 Hammond, Indiana

A meeting of the members of the G. A. to the B. of L. E. took place yes

terday afternoon in the K. of P Hall in South Hohman street. It was the

regular semi-monthly meeting and the

day for the annual election of officers.

Following the, buslnetts meeting re

freshments were served and a delight

ful social hour was passed. A large number of members were in attendance at the meeting.- The installation of officers will take place at a meeting early In January.' The following members were elected to offices and will serve during the new year: Past Presfdent Mrs. A. D. Crisman. President Mrs. George Cole. Vice President Mrs. F. C Bull Secretary Mrs. J. C. Goldlng. . Treasurer Mrs. C. W. DeLong. Insurance Secretary Mrs. B. F. Hardesty. Chaplain Mrs. Conpdon. Guide Mrs. Frank Baker. Sentinel Mrs. Harry Wllllston. The members of Hammond Temple No. 73 Pythian isters met last evening in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street for their regular semi-monthly meeting. Tho-meeting was largely attended. Following the business session a social hour was enjoyed. At the meeting in two weeks the officers for the new year will be chosen and It is desired that every member Is present. This evening the members of the Dorcas Lodge of Rebekahs will meet in the I. O. O. F. Hall In East State

street for their regular weekly meeting. There will be initiation of a class

of candidates following: which a social

hour will be enjoyed. Monday evering the members of Triumph Council No. 11 D. of L. will meet for their regular semi-monthly meeting in the I. O. O. F. Hall In East State street, The regular meeting of the members of Golden Rule Council No. I D. of L. will take place Tuesday evening In the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street.. A social hour will be enjoyed following the business session.

RAILROAD MEN ATTEND CHURCH

A special service for railroad employes and their families has been arranged by the Y. M. C A at the First Methodist church In Hammond, Sunday evening, December 14. 7:S0 o'clock. Special music by the choir under the direction of Prof. Clark Learn

ing. Vocal solo, Mrs. George Hannauer; violin solo. Miss Lillian Spafford; sermon by the Pastor, Rev. Frank O. I'raley, "The Uppermost Question." All railroad people are invited.

SOCIETY jiGIITS LAW Women Will Test Ordinance Prescribing Censor for Dances.

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TIIKRE ARB MORSS THAW TRREB TIMES MORE TIMES CIRCULATED EVERY DAPY THAN ALL THE OTHER DAILY PAPERS IN LAKB COUNTY PUT TOGETHER.

Indianapolis, Dec 13. Society folk

art preparing to test in the courts an ordinance that requires the presence of a dance matron appointed tby he superintendent of police at every dance in the city after Dec. 8.

The new law provides that no daace shall be started until the matron designated by the police superintendent has arrived and been paid her fea of 2. "The matron," says the ordinance, "is clothed with authority to cause any person who offends against the decent proprieties of a social gathering in the matter of dress, actions or language to be ejected from the room and building. The society leaders who protested td Mayor Wallace declared the law was an infringment on the rights of citizens. 6

A FEW DIMES FOR CAR FAR IS OR POSTAGE IF YOU'RE ANSWERING ADS. A FEW DIMES FOR YOUR OWN "WANT." IF YOU'RE ADVERTISING IN THE TIMES AND THE USUAL RESULT IS A JOB.

Today "Circus in Town-Today Perot TTime in nSotion Pictures

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Continuous 1:30 to 10:30 Same Popular Prices 5 and HO Gents

Dan f

Circus

JOSEPH N. ZINK, World's Champion Speed Skater . 1 for One Hour's Skating

THREE BIG EVENTS OP SKATING CARNIVAL and RACING

DEC. 16, TUESDAY Hoodoo Party and Racing. DEC. 17, WEDNESDAY Rube First Time ' o on Skates and Novelty Obstacle Races. DEC. 18, THURSDAY Novelty Moonlight Party and Barrel and Keg Races. Lota of Fun. Come one come all ' ' '