Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 4, Hammond, Lake County, 22 June 1920 — Page 5

Tuesday, June 22, 1920.

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SAYS LADIES AID SOCIETY DAYS PASSING National Democratic Woman's Head Shows How Times are Changing. HV MRS. (iKORGE BASS Chairman Motors 'a riureno lltmorritlf National ( ammilln (Written Expressly for the International News Service SAN FRANCISCO. i.'AL., June 22 The day of the"Uadies Aid Society" is pasMng. The churches are admitting them as deleuates and voting members. In politics we are moving more rapidly. Four years after the democratic national convention recommended the extension of the suffrage to women, their enfranchisement is practically accomplished miinly through the un

tiring efforts made by the president. Without waiting f a- the adoption of the 19th amendment and before it was submitted to the states, he democratic national committee doubled its membership an dprovided for the appointment of a woman upon the national committee fro each state, l.aat fall the executive committee voted to double its membership, adding 17 women to this directing force of the national committee. Never at any time has there been a disposition to keep the women waiting outside the committee rooms, nor will there be. durins this convention. "It is not a rjuctlion of taking them into the party councils. They are the party councillors, and will have a voice in all that is done. In addition to tms the national committee has endorsed a plan for organization that calls for a committee woman as well as a committee man for each state to be elected in the same manner and with equal power. "This daiinite instruction has had

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women chuff n to attend convention. We hive more than a hundred delegates twenty-five of them delegates-at -large and 150 alternates. When we add to thi slhe national committee women, the members of the executive committee and my ou n staff, we have over inn women who will take an act

ive part in the coming convention and they will not be on the outside looking. but on the inside, too much occupifd with the great business in j hard to have time to lok out. j

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Crown Point

Personal and Social News

M; ' Kittle Griffin of Gary was the guest of Miss Liliie Reeder on Sunday. Hrnry Strabel of Chicago, a former Crown rointer. came to Crown Toint to spend the day on Sunday. M''.rs TtUie Doff m of Pcherervilie. has aicepted a. positiv-n m the County Recorder's office. An unfounded rumor has been circulated in rward to the Circuit court in Crown Point keeping in sfuion during the summer months. Judge Norton announces with the end of the April term, the court will a- usual have a vacation during July and August. H.-w-fver, the " Juvenile court will til! be in ffssion each Friday and Judge Norton Tna.y spend a couple of day? a week with the Juvenile work, which is very heavy. Jud;?e James D . Wasson of Delphi. Ind.. was here on business on Monday. He acted as special judge in the Single ton Ditch ease and came here in regard to tht work. Misses Ida and Sarah 'Winer, formerly o-f Crown Point, but now "Ving in Chicago, entertained at a delightful affair in Chicago on Saturday, complimentary to M;.s I-ila Farley, of this cit who is to be a bride of June ."Oih. About 40 youni ladies rnd matrons were present. Miss Farley received irany beautiful g:fts. the affair being in the nature of a shower. A delicious luncheon was served by a caterer. Representative Otto Fifield returned on Mondav from Indianapolis, going down there to attend the rpecial session of the legislature which has been postponed a week. Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher r-f I-ake TTorth. Florida, are expected here in a r-uple of weeks to make an extended vis'.t with relatives and friends. B. F. Sohomberg who hai been employed at the I-tz plant the past year as an accountant, ha.- quit work there, and is now employed in Gary. Mrs. Mary Ross, aged S2. is said to be in very poor health just now caused by heart trouble.

Mrs. ;. H. Austin of F.ltzabeth St. has gon to Mayo I'.rethers at lio hester. Minn., w ht re she will undergo a diagnosis as sh has tern in ill health tor some tim.

Miss Ruth "William? of 6n7 Truman ave. is visiting Mrs. Bently Ferris -f Akron, O.. and relames in Sharon. Fa.

of v eek s . The suit was ef blue to match. . Thin t e V( stei n i. and the gruoni ) it inn in Chicago, will make their

pare m s . - - Hazel AViitse, wb.o lias just returned from t!v." I'm versit y f Ann Ar b-r s- hoo! of nius'.e. v:!l sing at the V. '". T. I", meeting which :s to take plate at the home ,f Mrs. J. It. liravr s inni'irrow . The Junior Standard Rearers met !a:-t evening at the home of Miss Fl;renie Ilix. Kl Harrison st . The p.esider.t. M'.ss Gladys St- ts on. presided over the luisiness nifetirig. Sevtn of the g-.rls took pai t 1:1 the story telling

lunifsl. The juji-s gave first places !o Miss Florrnee Hiv an'l Miss Louise Ynungir. A delightful .-oeial hour f'liow.i.i when the hostess served dainty refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. J. .1. Ruff have return td from Madison. Wis . They motored up last week I attend the commencement exere-.ses ari their daughter, Marjory, returned with them. They report a most delightful trip. Miss SyUia Rit liter. who fell and sprained her ankle yrs'erday. coming down the steps of Tr. Crawley's office They had just been scrubbed and unfortunately sh" slipped and fell and suffered a very lad sprain. Her friend? will be pleased to know that she is feehng i-ome better today.

iM"n Rod Camp. I.. O T. M . . No. l.-.T will meet tomorrow even.ng at 7 --.'l in the I. O. O. F. hall. All members are urged to be present. . .1. Gibbons of Cleveland. Ohio, is a cuest of Jack M"ftny of Hammond .

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Mr. George Klbert is improving his preiperty l!ere in town, cement porchej and ther improvements. l.orn to Mr. and Mrs. Aim on Carlson a baby girl. June lfuh. The Children's Day exerci.-es was well attended and a good program was i . ndert d . Miss Sabie Zuvers was home lajt Sunday . Mr. "Moore's schoeil is out now so he will be home. The M. R. Church has purchased a bicycle for his use thr-ugh hi- vacation . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Saxton of Tolleston and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Williams of White Water. Wis , Mr. and Mrs. Alva Saton of " Merrill Hie and Mrs. Cvntha Morrill of Htmpiond. timk d-nne-r Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saxton. Mr. and Mrs Harry Iddings spent Sundav with the rr. and Mrs. Iddings their parents, from South Gary. Lew Clark of Ft. Wayne is spending his vacation here with his uncle and a int. Dr. and Mrs. Iddings. Mr. and Mrs. B'irdett and daughter. Ru'h. spent Sunday at the parsonage, with the. Moores. from Chicago. Mr.".,Knf h! and Mrs. Moore attended a musical in Crown Point last Monday in wbieh T.jlhan Knehl p'aved.

PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, the City of East Chicago has within its midst a charitable organization known as the Carnwlite Orphanage, and H'HKRBAS, the Carmelite Orphanage Is conducted as a home for orphans, ne selected and otherwise homelaJ,s cniidren of all nationalities and religious faiths. And WHEREAS, the good wc-men in charge of this home, which shelters more than 550 homeless children of this and neighboring cities find it necessary to appeal to the good wishes and assistance of the people of the City of Kast Chicago,. And WHEREAS, a committee ha Investl-gatt-d said orphanage and endorses it as an institution and a cause deserving of -up port. And WHEREAS, a Tag Day Is to be observed in neighboring cities. THEREFORE, I. Ico McCormack, the Mayor of the City of East Chicago, do hereby proclaim Saturday. June 26. 13-'0. as Carmelite Ta,g Day in this city and accordingly caTl up'-n our citizens to give their assistance to this worthy cause. Given under my han dand sal of the City of East Chicago, Indiana, this 22nd day of June. ;320. l.EO MeCORMACK. Mayor. Attest i T. Y. RICHARDS, City Clerk.

ELK'S BAND DANCE The East Chicago Elks hand, whose membership now consists of 60 pieces will hold their first annual dance and ball tomorrow night at the East Chicago Masonic temple and will themselves furnish the music for the dancing. It will undoubtedly be the largest band which has ever furnished music for a dance in the East Chicago hall. Preceding the dance the band members will hold a parade In which 45 of the members will participate and will pass through the business section of the city. The parade will start at the Elks home and will nd at the Masonic temple. The' dance hall has been specially decorated for the occasion and refreshments will be served. The committee, which hes charge of the dance is composed of W. L. Dickinson. Clarence Phillips. Ed Ducket, Victor Nasason and Henry Williams.

STRIKE SPREADS TO WILMINGTN, DEL. WILMINGTON. Del.. June 21 Th strike of the railroad yardmen reached t- Wilmington today. After an ail night meeting 100 yardmen, mostly employed by the Pennsylvania railroad, quit work.

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NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. IN Tire LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. MAY TERM. 1920. THOMAS E. STACK VS. RUBY STACKCAUSE NO. 19377. ACTION TO DIVORCE. Now comes the Plaintiff br Boone & Murray, attorneys, and files his complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent and disinterested person, showing lhat the defendant. Ruby Stack, is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore hereby noti1u of the pendency of said action and that iho same will stand for trial at the next tirm of said Court, and that unless he appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 14th day of September, A. D., 1320. the same being the 2nd day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held in the Court House. Ktura No. 1. at HaninonJ. in said Coun'y and State on the Ind Mjnday of Seotemhcr. A. D. ISIO. said action will be heard and determined in her absence. IV WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 17th da of June. A. D.. 1920. (Seal) HERBERT U WHKATON. Clerk L. S. C. By CORA D. ANDERSON, Deputy Clerk. ;...' S-22-2$-J'y 6

Bones . I. the undersigned, hereby jrJve. notice that Maud Bradshaw has left my bed and hoard without piy knowledge or consent and I will not be responsible to any one for credit extended fo her. Witness my hand this 21st day mi June, 1920. CHARLES H. BRADSHAW. . 6-22-3

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Steele a son. June l?th at MacDor.aid Pa. Mrs. Steele was formerly Miss Helen Solon of Hammond, both mother and son artdoing nicely.

There will be a special meeting of the Pythian Sisters. Hammond Temple. No. 73, Wednesday evening- at TiT.o sharp. Applications will be retcived.

Mrs. Frank Grmdle of 193 Hoffman st. left for a three weeks visit in Kansas City and Davenport. Iowa.

COUNTY W. C. T. TJ. HOLD MEETING

The Lake County W. C. T. U. will hold its quarterly meeting on Wednesday. June 23rd, at the home of Mrs. J. R. Graves. 894 Erie St.. Hammond. This will be an all day meeting with program as follow?: 1 30 a. m. Devotional and song service led by Mrs. W. H. McOmber. of East Chicago. Greeting County v w-e chairman, Mrs. Chas. Swisher, of Gary. Remarks by Mrs. Carrie Lloyd, formerly member of the Hammond Union now of Vincennes, Ind. 11.30 a. m . Short business session and reports for quarter by presidents of the different Unions. 12:00 Noontide prayer led by C. M. Smithson. First Christian church. Luncheon and fellowship hour. 1:15 p. m. Re-assemble. Cornet solo. Arnold Robinson, accompanist, June Robinson. 1:30-2:00 p. m Gary Union in charge, address: "Sex Hygiene," Mrs. L. C. Hall. Discussion. Violin Solo. Henry Elster, Hammond. Accompanist. Robert Hewson. 2.30-3:00 p. m . Whiting Union in charge. Address: "Get Under the Load and Lift," Mrs. I. A. Grindel. Discussion . Piano. Robert Hewson. 3:30 Paper on Child Welfare, Mrs. Alva A. Young, Hammond. Discussion. 4:01 Reading, selected. Bonnie Hares Robertson. Hammond. An invitation is extended to nil Hammond ladies who are interested in the work to attend. Mrs. J. R. Graves. County Pres.

DRIVE WITHOUT LIGHTS George Kortz. 5n20 Homer Lee ave.. East Chicago, will appear i nthe Hammond city court Saturday morning to ansrae ra charge of driving an automobile witho-ut lights. He was pick'd up last night by officer Cook of the Hammond Central station.

The Sixth Division of the M . E. Ladies' Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. R. V. Perch. 319 Sibley St.. at one o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The afternoon will be spen; socially and with sewing. Fred Brassee is a house guest of Virgel Reiter this week. Mr. Brassee. is also a student at Ann Arbor. The Chi Alpha Beta were very pleasantly entertained at the, home of Miss r;essie Brenncll of Chicago ae. last evening. The evening was spfnr with

J music and dancing and a nice luncheon j was served . The Woman's Auxiliary of the St. I Paul's Episcopal church will mee to- ! morrow afternoon at 2:30 at the hnm (of Mrs. W. F. Howat, S3. Hohman

street. The marriage of Margaret P.oldt. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. n-Idt of Hobart, Ind.. to Raymond E. Cosgrove, son of Mr. and Mrs. "has. Cosgrove of 493 Becker St.. took place 1 yesterday in Hobart. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cisgroe will live at 47" Washington St.. Gary. Ind. 1 The Primary Department of the First j Methodist Episcopal church will hold I its annual picnic Wednesday in Harrison Park from 10 until 4. i - - 1 There will be a regular meeting of Golden Rule Council. No. 1. s. and D .j of Liberty at the I. O. o. y. hall this evening. June. 2nd. A large attendance is desired as there is to be an election of officers. ! Mrs. J. M. Kaiser and M rs . Jl 1 1 e n

Oltz were Chicac-o visitors vesterriav '

i Mrs. Ellen Frey. Mrs. Frank Frey j and daughter. Marjory, were guests at the home of Mrs. Eugene Gigcr of 4S Condit St. over Sunday. Sunday they i motored to Crown Point and s,.f nt the ; afternoon. j Mrs. J. J . Austgen and children,1 William and Frances returned from Denver. Colo., yesterday. wh?re they' have spent the winter. Emma Aust- : gen daughter of Mr. nd Mr. J. .1 . Austgen of Carroll St., will be mat-'

I ried tomorrow morning at nim; o'clock 1

in St. Joseph's church and Mr?. Aust- j gen returned f,-r the wedding. Miss Mary Koch, a member of tho:

I Sisters of Notre Dame is visiting her

parents. Mr. and Mrs. 1 Koc-i. of 105 Webb st. Miss Koch will return 1. Milwaukee on Wednesday. ; -- ! Mrs. J. V. Worland, of lSi Conkey ave. entertained a number of guests at dinner party on her birthday, which was yesterday. A prettily arranged course dinner was served. Mis. Wor- j land received many lovely gifts from 1 her friends. i 1 A pretty wedding took place Monday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ! F. It. Culbert. 3SS Cameron St.. at three o'clock, when their daughter. Miss Margaret Ann was unittd in mar- : riage to Leo Womansky. son of Mr. '

and Mrs. Womansky of Towle st. The ring ceremony was used and the service read by the Rev. Hcnslee of the Methodist church. The wedding was simple and informal. he bride wore a pretty gown of pink embroidered organdy, with corsage bouquet of pink

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