Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 130, Hammond, Lake County, 21 November 1917 — Page 5

Wednesday. Nov. 21, 1017.

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COUINS STENTS. '"irele o. 1 will be entertained by Mrs. .lohn Nordstrand of Clinton street Thursday afternoon. The fifth division of the M. E. Ladies' td Society will be entertained by Mrs. Malay at her home, 946 Calumet avenue. Thursday afternoon. The choir of the Fust Methodist 'h;irch will hold it? rehearsal en Wednesday instead of Thursday of this week on account of the first concert in the entertainment (our?e which opens ThurPd-i v card parly will be given t the rr nd Country Club this evening. Vuvflon bridge will lie plaved and the ua-iies will begin promptly at :!5 p. m. This week's meeting of the. Tine Street Indies" Aid Society will be held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wilfred Hunt. The. Metropolitan Serenaders. a company of versatile artists, will appear in the opening number of the entertainment course tiven under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First M. 12. church, on Thursday evening. Nov. i'.'nd and at X o'clock. 11-21-1 Miss Alvina Hiibnch whose marriage to Walter Krueyer will be an event of Thanksgiving: Pay was the honor guest at a trousseau shower Tcn last' e vening b Miss Lillian Troppinaii at her horre in Calumet avenue. The guests were entertained vith music and conesis. the prizes in the games going to Miss Helen rvi'amp. Miss Oenevive Hoffman and Miss ?:ntcl!e Kace. Anoiher delightful feature of the evening ere the readings Kiven by Miss Izora Logan and after he.r program a collation was served. Sulphur Vapor Baths for Rheumatism. Kidney and Skin Disorders, Colds eie.. hsve tii equal. Room Sit. Hammond Bids. Phone mn. ll-Il-l

Yesterday afternoon the members of Circle No. 3 were entertained very pleasantly at cards by Mrs. Jacob Weis at her home, 47 Douglas street. Pedro w player! and the conclusion of the tames the hostess served refreshments. Prizes were won by Mrs. M. Jung. Mrs.

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If your skin is yellow complexion pallid tongue coated appetite poor you have a bad taste in your mouth a lazy, no-good f eeling-ryou should take Olive Tablets. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets a substitute forcalomel were prepared by Dr.Edwards after 17 years of study with his patients. . Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. You will know them by their olive color. To have a clear, pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like childhood days you must get at the cause. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets act on the liver and bowels like calomel yet have no dangerous after effects. They start the bfle and overcome constipation. That's why millions of boxes are sold annually at 10c and 25c per box. All druggists. Take one or two nightly and note the pleating results.

Mary Eeinerl and Mrs. L. Ward. On account of Advent there will be no meetings of the club until after the holidays. - Why not have Electric Scalp Treatment at Maxine Beauty Parlors for that falling hair. Room 51", Hammond fcldg. fhorie HSfi. 11-21-1 A pleasant afternoon was spen tithe members of the Neighborhood Club as th guests of Mrs. Farley Dunbar yesterday at her home in Rimbach avenue. The guests' brought their needle work an dduring the afternoon, a dainty collation was served. The matinee party which the members had arranged for this week was postponed unlil after the holidays. ATTENTION I. O. O. T.

requested to be present Thursday even-;

ing. Xov. 22. Albert Gavit. who Just recently returned from France, will favor us with an address. All Odd Fellows invited. 11-21 A. BERT GIBSON, N. G. . Mrs. F.dward Dedelow and Miss Adele Dunbar wer hostesses to the choir of the First Methodist church at a miscellaneous shower last evening at Miss Dunbar's home in Rimbach avenue in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Oltz. the latter formerly Miss Alice Rreillatt. Frappe was served during the evenig an following a musical program and several Interesting games and contents the guests were served with refreshments. The guests Included Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mer, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson and ' daughter Dorothy Ellen. Mr. and Mrs. 1.. P. Feltrer and son John and daughter June, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dedelow, Mr. and Mrs. Oltz, the Misses Mabel Powley. Mildred Duncan. Norma Robbms and Messrs. Waller Thompson. Herman Dedelow and Harold Harper. Miss Helen Frange entertained Miss Sophie Kummer, Miss Hannah Beilfuss and Miss Hildegarde Miller with the merrbers of the Dorcas Class of lmmanuel's church at a delightful party last evening. -In the contests Miss Mjr'.e Schmueser, Miss Alma Kasten and Miss Beilfuss were winners of prizes. After music and games dainty

freshments were served. Miss Kasten was named as the next class hostess and she will be at home to the members on Monday, December 3rd. Mrs. Giles Warner will open her home at 89 Carroll street, to the members of the Baptist Woman's Vnion for their meeting Thursday afternoon. -The meeting will be in charge of the domestic science department and Mrs. Harriet Paul. teacher of domestic science in the public schools will demonstrate a breakfast, luncheon and formal dinner. The assisting hostesses will be Mrs. P. J. Mann. Mrs. W. II . Marden, Mrs. McKinley. Mrs. D. Martin. Mrs. F. Mathews and the chairman. Mrs. Paul Masteller.

Or Anything Else a Good Cook Prepares. Ask Him Why and He Will Say "Stuart's Dys- -pepsia Tablets."

A business meeting of the Ep worth League of tha Monroe Street Methodist church was held last evening at the home of Miss Garnet Boyer in Calumet avenue. The members made further plans for the James Whttcomb Riley program to be given next Tuesday evening at the church. Th. entertainment will be followed with a social hour and refreshments will be served. It

"Hot Mines Pl: Tine. rine; On of tha Healthiest Things to Eat Jn the Whole Lilt of Foocu." i Tou "an d'.fcest pjP of any k:nd rsc? fried in pork fat, and lots of other socalled indigefctibie foods of you follow meals with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets And it is from such food you gt the most food value, the greaest energy, the big"st degree of nutrition. But whether you eat these plain dishes or prefer salads, rarebits. fancy pastrv and the highly seasoned, special food H is all the same if you use Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals. They dijtesr food. They do what th weak" stomach can no longer accomplish alone. Get a 50-cent box of these tablets at any drug s;ore, then eat heartily and note hew comfortable ou feel. Adv.

YOUNG CO. OFFICIAL . TO WEDJDV. 29TH John Killigrew and Miss Alvina Krausse of Hobart Are Principals.

SUFFRAGE BULLETIN NUMBER 1 OK I VI" Kit KM" TO l.KK COIM'VS P H O S 1 Kf-f v K VOTKIIS.

ported favorably September 15 by eery tnetnber of the Senat" committee on Suffrage In the House still in hands of Committee." The present status of suffraic in Indiana will be discussed in detail at the next meeting of the Civic Service club to be held in th Public Library club room at Gary on Friday. Noveni-

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Music Brings Good Cheer Buy a VICTROLA For Thanksgiving

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In Endless Styles $20.00 to $325.00 Easy Payments if Desired We have a complete stock of Victor Records. Also records in all languages. Don't forget to attend our Thursday night concerts. You will be entertained by the world's best artists. Any record will be played by request.

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was also derided to distribute Thanksgiving: baskets among the poor. The lesson was omitted last evening and the entire meeting whs given over to business. Only routine business tame before the members of nity Review No. 2 V. B. A. of the Maccabees at their meeting: last evening at the I. O. O. F. hall. The rrogram arranged by Mrs. Leslie Carter for the literatur department of the Hammond Woman's Club yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. S. Tilman was a very good cne. Th study subjects were Ibsen and Fjornson and Mrs. Carter succeeded in creating an atmosphere distinctly Norwegian by the introduction of music, dance and readings. Mrs. Charles VanGilder accompanied by Mrs. W. 11 ilikesch gave a group of Norwegian songs, including the beautiful 'Ten Kiehe Dich." Miss Anna P.ippe played Grieg's "The Butterfly" and little Orate Glick danced the Norwegian .lunebug dance. All these numbers were very much appreciated by the department members. Bjornson was the subject of a paper written by Mrs. Harrington and Mis. Van Sleenberff read from Bjornson' comedy "The Gauntlet." Mrs. Carter gave sr ry comprehensive review of Ibsen's dramas with special emphasis on "Peer Gynt' and Mrs. Tillman read passages from "Peer Gnt." Arrangements were made at this meeting for the literature public day Ieceniber 1st. At this time the department will piesent Mis. Mary Montcure Parker of Chicago, an author and reader of considerable reputation. The marriage of Miss Sadie Tobin to Daniel Dh1- took place this morning at eight o'clock at All Saints hureh and was followed by a reception for the immediate relatives at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Tobin. :"iS Kftst Sibley street. Mrs. Frank ileyers played the bridal music and during the mass Mrs. B. J. AValker sang very sweetly. The Rev. Father Edward F. Barrett officiated mid in the bridal party w-ere Miss Veronica Tobin wh served her sister as maid of honor and the groom's brother, Michael Daly. The bride was attired in a beautiful gown of rose taupe satin and 'georget te crepe and she carried a shower bouquet of bride's roses. Miss Tobin wore an attractive gown of the same shade and she carried pink rose buds. Mr. and Mrs. Daly will spend their honeymoon visiting in Grand P.apids and Detroit. The 569 Club will entertain at a masquerade dancing party this evening at the- Maaonic. Temple. A jazz band will play the dance music. The club is composed of members of the Masonic lodge and their parlies are for the Masons and their tarniliea. ' Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Rpsser and son Lloyd of Decatur, Ind., came yesterday to visit Miss Esther Pesser and Mr. Besse'r's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Bcsser of Summer street. Mis P.esspr has been here for some time the guest of Mrs. W. C. Sterling. Mrs. Barbara Kennedy has gone to Hammond. Ind.. to visit a son until after Tlianksgivinc. Mrs. Kennedy is the mother of Mrs. J. I.. Merritt. Rossville (111.) Press Mrs. .John A. Gavit left today for Flint, Mich., for a few days' visit with relatives. Harper Grove. 3)4 F.rie street, who suffered a broken shoulder in a fall last Friday is recovering satisfactorily.

( Special to The Times. ) HOHAKT, Ind.. Nov. 21. One of the many Thanksgiving day weddings that will be solemnized jn this county will be the marriape of Miss Alvina krauis" to John Killigrew. both of this place. The wedding will take place at njptial high mass at St. Bridged church, where Father Willia. Hoff will officiate. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast will be served at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mis William Krausse of Third at.reet. Only immediate relatives will be present at the ceremony and at the house-gathering. 1'IIIMTPU.S PROMIKNT.

I Both Mr. Killigrew. and his bride-to-

be are well known in the county. Miss Krausse is a graduate of the Hobart h gh achoo!, and was further educated at ft. Mary's academy, Notre Dame, Ind, and at an Illinois college. For two yeara Mis Krausse hsd charge of the playground and domestic science work at the Miller schools. She is a sister of "arl Krausse. who is with the regular army at Tt'aro, Tex. Mr. Killigrew ia one of the younger Republican leaders in I,ake county. He was graduated from the Hobart high sih'ol and the Kent College of Law. Resides holding the position of Justice of the peace at Hobart. Mr. Killigrew is also probate commissioner of circuit court. Following a two weeks' honeymoon in the south, Mr. and Mrs. Killigrew will reside in a bungalo-w in Hobart.

I You Think THE TIMES Is Doing Its Bit Your Support Is Always Welcome.

(Issued to The Times Newspapers by -Mrs. Kate Wood Ray.' niemltrr of the Publicity Council, National Woman SufTrajje Assn. and Presid.nl of the Owe Service Club of Gary. J Two Indiana women Mrs. Horace Stilwe"! of Anderson und Mis. A. If. Rearde y of Klkhai t together with Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt. president, and Dr. Anna H. Shaw, honorary president of the National American Woman Suffrage A sso'jB t ion. und liair' -t Tavlor I'pioti. president ..t th ho as soeiation. were recently received in a private interview by President Wilson at the White Rouse. Th" women tlntnked the president for his assistance in the New Vork campaign, which adds 4.! congressional votes to the cause of woman suffrage, more .than the combined strength of all the previous suffrage states. They went into the details of the fight for suffrage in Ohio by which the women of the state during the November election were deprived of the suffrage they had gained last February from the legj s!atur. They pointed out the adverse decision of the Supreme court of Indiana against the partial suffrage law of that state and put before him the difficulties of amending our present Constitution. This, he admitted, was very vreat, in fact, almost prohibitive. During the hour's interview the women laid before the president the National Suffrage jdtuauon. They made clear t him that it is the. duty of the nation to grant the Federal Suffrage amendment now in order that the women may be saved the expense and the long struggle which is involved in the state by state referenda It Is the plan of tli National Association to press the passage of the Federal amendment in the 65th ConKress, where its present status is "re

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chancellor, A. 11. Reading, conducted the ceremonies of the evening. A delegation of about to men from Hammond surprised the convention by marching in bearing the banner which they wn but recently in the. new membership contest A l.'jiTct lunch was nrved at mid-r-ghr.

ELKS' BALL

Close to four hundred members attended the district convention of the Knights of Pythias, held yesterday i': the K. of P. hall. So4 Broadway. Gar. The representatives csrue from Porte.r, RaPorte and Rake counties. In the afternoon ihe convention was addressed by Mayor R. O. Johnson and several other speakers of note. Grand Chancellor Heller of Indianapolis gave a splendid address an Robert Brown or Indianapolis, grand keeper of record and seals gave a stirring talk on PythianIsm and Patriotism, and concluded his speech with a report of the success the

lodge is making toward raising the; $500,000 they have pledged for relief! work for Knights who are at war. I A class of Gary candidates received!

the third rank and the district deputy

FOR SOLDIERS

CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANK?. 1 wish to thank my neighbors and friends who so kindly sided me during the illness and recent bereavement of my wife; the 1 A. of B. of R. T. No. 419. the D. C. R. A., and the Rosary society of All Psint church, and for the beautiful floral offer'ngs. ANDREW HEALKV. 1 121 1

The Riks ball ! the Masonle ten.p.e Saturday night which is to he a beneftt. for Company R. East Chicago's home company of volunteer soldiers now at Hattiesburg. Miss., is the talk of the. town. Apparently everybody and everybody's friend aie go ng. The hall wlil be decorated wlih rtriotic colors, and to a casual observer of the fete it will be evident that it is a home patriotic affair. There will be a number of little touches given to the evening that the committee are not making public. Tickets are being sold in all quartets of the city and among the best clajses of people. The management will be all that the most fastidious could desir. No pains have been spared to ge the very het music available jrresp-rf jve of cost. East Chicago and Indiana Harbor will be out in force not only to hav a grand good time socially but to do honor to the brave fellows -who so soon will be called upon to get into the ettnehes of France.

If You Think THE TIMES Is Doing Its Bit Your Support Is Alwavs Welcome.

PROCLAMATION. Whereas, the Indiana State Board of Health, after having made an investigation of sanitary conditions in the City of Hammond, has determined thai certain conditions of an unsanitary nature exist throughout the City, and has called upon the City Authorities to remedy the same. Therefore, as Mayor of the City of Hammond. I earnestly call upon all persons throughout the City to observe the week commencing November 22 stid ending November 27th as "Clean-up-Week.' and that they cause any premises under their control to be cleaned and put in a strictly sanitary Condition at the end of this time. If it is found bv the local health authorities that unsanitary condition? exist in any place throughout th- City of Hammond, the persons in control of the property where these unsanitary conditions exist will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of tlr law and th work of clenrg said premises wi'l then be done by city authorities and the cost thereof charged to and collected from the owners of rr.y such property. All persons are notified that they must collect all garbage and deposi' the same in a convenient place to be handled by the health department of the City and that at the end of the week herein designated as "Clean-up-Week." teams will be provided for the purpose of carting away such refuse and garbage. The attention of the public is also called to the fart that there is a housing law in force throughout the State of Indiana and that any violation of this law will likewise be prosecuted, the purpose being to abate all conditions of unlawful housing found within the City of Hammond. JOHN" D. SM ARRET. Mayor of the City of Hammond. ii-:i-:

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