Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 62, Hammond, Lake County, 29 August 1919 — Page 5

Friday. August 20, 1910

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Citizens of Twin City Must However, Subscribe More Money. At the final meeting: of the committees of the Welcome Home DayCelebraUon last night, all committees were together for the last time and now each committee is busy completing its own Individual work. The finance committee was not entirely satisfied with the amount of money which has been subscribed but all members are certain that they shall be able to raise the remainder of the amount in the next two days. Ir. Goldman is in no way dejected because of the shortage of funds and has great confidence in the people of the city to put the celebration across suc

cessfully. The reports of all other committees were entirely satisfactory and rromlse great things for the monster celebration. There will be no doubt left as to just how greatly the citizens fifpreciate the sacrifices of their heroes, after the celebration is over. The orchestra program will be: 1. Marcia Simponica. 2. Quartetto Rigoletto. 3. Trovator. 4. La bella del vilage. 5. Sextette Lucia. The quartette program will be: 1. Quartetto r.igoletto. 2. Sextetto Lucia. 3. Trovator. 4. Popular song's. The musical program will be at the Lake Front Tark in the afternoon until S P. M. and from 7 to U will be at the City Hall Park. Alderman Giorgio It very well satisfied with the performers he has been able to get and ey that the people of the Twin Cities will have an opportunity on Labor Day to hear the best musical program that has ever been given in Lake county. Mr. G!org:a has spared no time or ex-

pense in securing una talent and it there was any better talent to be secured he would have secured it. There remains no doubt that the music will be one of the drawing cards of the dy. The program committee met with t'r. Goldman at his office today to complete the plans for the program and at that time the entire program was arranged so that everything will go of! without a hitch when he tim comes. Dr. Goldman is doing everything In his power to get everything in f perfect order and under his leadership the celebration is sue to be a success.

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Retail CTerks next regular meeting at K. of P. Hall. Ogden and Hohman. Tuesday eve.. Sept. 2. Please account for all dance tickets at this meeting. S-I3- COMMITTEE.

Mrs. Clarence F. King entertained the members of Circle No. 1 at cards yesterday afternoon at the home of her mother, Mrs. John Xordstrand. 9 Clinton street. Pedro was played at four tables and the honors in the games were won by Mrs. M. Klein, Mrs. Joseph Miller and Mrs. Lon Ward. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess following the games. The club will meet again in two weeks and the hostess will be named later.

Mrs. Roy Mills and two sons, Leonard and Edward left for their new home In Broklyn, N. T., where Mr. Mills Is employed by the Linde Air Product Comrany in New York. Mrs. Mills and sons have just returned from a five weeks' visit w.ith her grandmother and aunts In Missouri. The seventh birthday anniversary of Marion Ralph Pierce was celebrated at a party given by his mother. Mrs. Ralph M. Fierce yesterday afternoon at their home, 248 Truman avenue. Eight of his little rlaymates -wer guests and they were entertained with games during the afternoon following which rfreshments were seried.

Picnic Labor Day Good music, dancing all tlay and even ing Spring Hill Grove, St. John, Ind. 8-35-S

A temperance Tally !s announced for Sunday evening at eight o'clock at the First Christian church at which R. X. Grisso. state chairman of the Prohibition party will be the principal speaker. Mr. Grisso will be on the program at th-e Golden Jubilee banquet In Chicago September 1. There will be other interesting number on Sunday's program and a large audience Is looked for. Targe delegations will attend from Whiting. East Chicago and Gary.

Lady Bulkier (lft) and Lady Newborough. After sixteen years abssnce abroad Lady Newborou?h, whr was formerly the beautiful Grace Carr of Louisville. Kentucky, is now visiting in the United States. The exclusive colony at Newport greeted her with open arms and a dinner was given in her honor by Jamas J. Van Alen L-dy Newborough's husband, Lord N'ewborough, sered with he Eritish tray during the war as a captain of hussars and was killed in battle

compllshed. The members spent the day sewing and quilting and at noon a delicious luncheon was served. Mrs. T. J. Houilan and and daughter Nora of St. Louis returned home yesterday after visiting Mrs. Thomas Doyle and Mrs. Charles Mott at their home in Detroit street. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Allison cf Elizabeth street leave tonight to v'sit In Pittsburgh. Butltr and eastern Ohio for two weeks. Miss Dorothy Crumpacker of Webb street will have as her guest of a few days,' Miss Alice Erdmann of Steubnsvllle, O.. who will come to Hammond tomorrow. Mrs. D. A. Howell and sons of Rlmbach avenue have returned from an eight weeks' visit at VanAuken Lako, Mich.

also visited in Denver. Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Gilson and fmiily of Kenwood have returned from Lake Winnebago, Wis. where they sp.ut tho summer at their cottage thc.e. Miss V. M. Goodland was called to Detroit yesterday on account of the death of her uncle. Her aunt. Mrs. Hal'an "f KHerside. 111., also went to attend the funeral. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman F Schwcrin. 211 Highland street, a daughter at the Chicago Lying-in hospital this morning. Fred Miller and Ferdinand Mi'ler of 378 Summer street, left for points in iho east where they will visit relatives and friends in Buffalo, N., Niagara Falls. Brooklyn, X. V.. and will visit other points on their return.

Alleging that her husband waa insanely jeajous of her and treated her in a cruel and Inhuman manner, Cleopatra. XUenz. of East Chicago, hus tiled suit for divorce in the Hammond superior court. Tho complaint tiled by Attorneys McAleer, Dorsey &. t 11 let t states that they were married June 23, 1SH, and separated Juno 25, l'J19. She ask.s for the custody of their child. $500 per year for Its support and $5,000 alimony. Sam H. Lewis et al vs. Stanley Kanfla et al is the title of a suit to foreclose a lien, filed in the Hammond superior court by Attorney Paul E. Crundwcll. Bessie Morrison, of East Chicago, has filed suit for divorce from her husband, Fred J. Morrison. She says they were marrU d December 15. 1307, and that on February 3. 1913. he abandoned her. S.'tice thou she has been forced to support herself and child. She. asks for the custody of the child, $1,000 alimony tn J $500 i,r ear support money. McAluer. Dorsey & Gillett are In r attorneys.

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CHICAGO 74 Cleveland 6G Detroit 65 New York 60 St. Louis 53 Boston 52 Washington 43 Philadelphia 30

Yesterday Results. Philadelphia. 9; Boston, 3. Boston. 2; Phi'adlphin. 0. New Tor1:. 5 Washington. 4 New York, 5; Washington. 3. No otiier-j pl iy fl. NATIONAL X.SAOTTE. Won. Lost

Cincinnati 31 New York 70 CHICAGO GO Prooklyrr 56 Pittsburgh 53 Post on 43 St. Louis 40 Philadelphia 33

Tcstrday'B liesulti. "Philadelphia, 11: New York, Brooklyn, 3: Boston. 1. Boston. 4; Brooklyn. 3. St. Louis. 3: Pittsburgh. 1. No other scheduled.

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LOST Boy's green novelty cont, si7e 13, in dance hall at DnuKlas Park. Aug. 28. at picnic. Coat had K. C. Minafl Co. rarne on inside pocket. Return to K. C. Jlinas Co. Reward. li. J. McMmds. . , S-23-2t

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was at home yesterday afternoon to the fifth division of th M. E. Indies' Aid .Society. The members sewed rags for rugs and during the afternoon they were solicited for articles for the bazaar to be grlven by the general aid society in December. The hostess served refreshments and a pleasant social tipie was rasssed. The meeting was largely attended. Kathcrine Louise, the little daughter of Mr. and Jlrs. E. ,J. O Sullivan or 6P( South Hohman street was christened Sunday at All Saints church. The sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Otto Granger. The Loyal Star Class -will be entertained this evening ly Mrs. W. J. Pettit at her home, 4133 Northcoto avenue. East Chicago. The members wiU meet at the corner of Truman and Calumet nuuenucs and gn from there to the Sw. Shoro.

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The So and So Club was entertained very plalsantly on Wednesday evening by Miss Mae Prang at her home In Last State street. The guests brought their needle work and during the evening were entertained with music following which the hostess served a dainty collation. The next club party will be given as usual in two weeks.

The young people of Immanuel's Evangelical church will give a sacred concert at the church in Sibley street at the Sunday evening service. Talent from Chicago will assist with the program which will begin at 7:45 o'clock. Mrs. Joserh Thompson. Z2 Highland treet. returned last evening from Ellwood City, Pa., where she has been the guest ef relatives for a few weeks. Her nephew Harry Miller returned with her to spend the winter, and her sisters. Mrs. H. E. Helling and Mrs. John P. Toung " h guestsfor a few weeks. A delightful afternoon was spent by the members of the Ladies' Aid Society of St. Paul's Lutheran church at their annual ricnic yesterday at Harrison Park. A large number attended and enJoyed the afternoon with games and contests. An apron sale was held in connection with the picnic and a nice sum was realized for the church. In the early evening a basket supper was served.

An all day meeting of the seventh divlsioin cf the M. E. Ladies" Aid Society was held yesterday at the Lincoln school. The meeting wss largely attended end a great deal of work wm ac-

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This snapshot of Miss Nancy Lane, tlje charminfr daughter of the pecretary of the interior, was mada recently in California, her native 6tate. A lover cf outdoor life, Mis3 Lane is a fine equestrienne and a champion swimmer. She will make her debut in Washinerton on December 2'i, when a ball will be given for her by Mrs. Ira Copley, wife of Concrressman Copley ot Illinois. She has studied at two of tho Washington school3 and has been abroad several times. She is an attractive brunette nnd ex.tieinely popula--

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