Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 62, Hammond, Lake County, 30 August 1920 — Page 5
Monday. Aucust 30, 1920,
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Personal and Social News
Helen and Lillian Virkus enter'sinfri at 'heir b'-nie K rid ay evening - honor i-f Evelyn Sloan. f Imllanapoilf. The fven:ng; whs spent with niific. lnm ma arid games. The foliwiriK v ere the quests: Marie AckI'rman, Vprna Clark Frances Pobua, Kuby "Whitaker, Ann Check and Kvelya Sloan . Filt B. M. Hefron. of 12 Webb ft. ho h bsfn 8tatlnned at the "Washington, D C. aviarlon ftrld durtnjr the jat month, stopped off at Hammond or Tuesday while on his way to enjck'' in the government airplane mail service between Omaha, Cheyenne and :a!t I.aka City. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Waddeli of Otterbein, Irtri . and Miss Golden Coe. of Clarkshill. Ind.. are the. guests o Mr. and Mrs .1 C. Milliken, of 1184 Harrison el Mr. and Mrs. MiUiken and family returned to Hammond yesterday from Battle Ground. Ind.. where they have been visiting for some time. Edwin H. Kriedrich, of 31 Carroll st . returned Saturday from an extended trip through the Ea.t. Mr? Rejrina BerwanRer of 443 Garfield ave. entertained at a four o'clock dinner Sunday afternoon in celebration of her E8th birthday anniversary. Games and music were enjoyed during the evening. Those present were: Helen Berwenger, Michael Berwang-er, Joseph Berwanger, Edward Berwangrer, Mattie Brown. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Mills, Mr. and Mrs. F. Heineman and family, Mr and Mrs Paul Gauthier .nd family. A card party waa frlven Saturday afternoon at the Hammond Country Club. Auction Bridge was played progressively at four tables and the prices were won by Mrs C. G. Kingwell and Mrs. Charles O. Podson. Tho next afternoon card party will be giv-. en on Labor Day. Estle Russell of West Highland at. spent the week-end with friends in South Bend. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Max R. Schneider and daughter, Maxine, of 532 Forsythe ave. attended the races at Elgin on Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. C. Schaeffer and Miss Selma Hupo attended the ministerial meetings held at E'.mhurst. 111., on Wednesday. Mr. M Mm. .T. F. O.ro of U84 LIVE LOCAL NEWS "ADS" PLEATING AND RE-PLEATING All Rinds of skirts in one day. Button covering, hemstitching, braidlnjr, xll work guaranteed. Call at Wassry s 91 State St.. little west of lloh-ii-an st. Phone 416. 8-27 SINGER AND WHITE SEWING MACHINE Just received a shipment of the latest Pinter and White Rotary Sewing machines, both, foot power and electric. I can save you 125 Chicago s.grent commissions . Phone 1790. F. C. Miller, 1S9 State ct.. Hammond. Eee Gilbert. 4127 Ivy street. Indiana Harbor for real estate bargains. 8-28-6 NOTICE TO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS All students who expect to attend the Industrial High School the coming year, are requested to call at the building this week for registration and adjustment of program. Building will be open each day except Saturday from 9:00 till 4 :0t o'clock. Classes will meet Tuesday. Sept. 7th and recitation ork will begin Wednesday, Sept. 8, 8-30-1 Juna, the er renerons onth of roaes, is apon us: juue with its sentiment end sunshine, its sweet grl graduates and charming brides. Nothis quit "so rare as a day in June" erP.ess it b a weJding day in that justly famous month. And this June w.I! be no exception to the Junes of yesteryear; there will b weddings with their attendant attractiveness in bridesmaids and maids of honor. I hav often been asked to select the wddicg gown itself, but hesitate to
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liit " :J5r 1. If ltlV 0 f 'At V V4 -'f' ft. - f- v , - A ff . V. .-e - ' V . ' . s, t f ifk ' - ; li-i x i-nmi!. "Ilicl vto"Wi ,v:.ivt Grecian simplicity of line ts ootfrved in this evening gown which is made of white satin over which : fiang- a baded crystal tunic in ovly lon tines. A sash of flame rolored er.iffon to warm its cool oeauty forms a low waistline arrd a flutter of rirhly shaileJ flowrs Pnishee the effect. Harrison st., Mr. and Mrs. Claude Palmer and Mrs. Bure spent Sunday with Ir. and Mrs. Lotts of Chicago. Walter Hao, of 731 Hohman St., visited his sister, Mrs. F. Henert of CarpentErsvlllo, 111. for a few days. He also attended the Elgin automobile races . Mrs. Emma Fricke and daughter, Myrtle, of 1117 South Ik'hman street, left Saturday - afternoon for an extended visit with friends in Indianapolis ar.d points in Southern Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Palmer, or Hyde Park, entertained the following at their home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Pierce, Dr. and Mrs. Brown. Dancing and cards were enjoyed durlnjr the evening- and refreshments were served. Miss Mabel Beck, who spent last week with her father and Mrs. K. K . Beck on Stare Line St., has returned from South Bend, where she Is engaged in teaching- school. Milired Kmenn.; of 475 Summer St. will leave tomorrow for Fort Dodje, la., where she will be hed of the Home Economics department of the Lehigh high school. There will be n meeting of all member of all committees of the W. C. T. 1". tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 nt the Baptist church . Important business is to be transacted and It is very urgent that all be present. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Baker of 28 Doty st. are the proud parents of a nine-and-a-half-pound boy, born on Sunday morning at St. Margaret's hos pital. The Xorthside W. C. T. T. met last Friday afternoon at th home of Mrs. 8ign frock for publication jTint bus this occasion 13 so wntimetital that the wedding roh should b distinctly individual, a thing apart from all other wedding. How truly this is fflt i shown by the many, marry ase wrrere mother's or evn rand mother ' bridal nil and frock ar broujht. t liarht antd proudly worn to the altar. Thr could ka nothinfr finer than th afTectionate tbocght that lit bhin. mch adaptation. Ynr the Brtd-nfdi Mi"hen it conrw tt bridesmaids and maids of hortor, however, no stsh thought intrudes itself and a far wider range of selection prevails. 1 do not hesitate therefore to sketch for you a youthful frock that wouM be jut th thin for snch festivp nse. Simple in lines, yet ornate enough, for any occasion, this o-Ed dress can h usd. as a'l anch frot-ks should, for many other affairs than th weddinjr. "Was a time when only silks and satins wer considered g-ood enough and then they bad to be all white. But we hare learned how charmingly co'or can lend gaiety to th weddine and hare realized, for summer weddings especially, tha beauty of organdy. I attended a larre society weddino;only a week ago at which tbe bridesjmafds looked most adorable in yellow ! organdy with organdy hats to match. (The frock herewith is of lavender organdy daintily set off with doable rows K.I miXaJ Mni l 1. m 1 l t l Uiiocl ur-v dl llV-t rtliu Hl5Vt?S. (- tice the original troatment of the waist and the broad hemstitching echoed in throe rows on the skirt. Two sets of narrow tucks, five to a set. are used to further embellish the skirt, which i set off with a wide picot-edped sash that bows generously at the back. Across the sash I have used a garland of six roses, dyed to match the material, and can recommend to you a most becoming and yet inexpnsiv outfit.
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Urn. Collet. 412 Ames av. In the absence of the prea.denu Mrs. Myrtle ifr'-f, Mrs. Anna Thomas had charge of the meeting- Business was tak n . of and committees were apl.c.iHvl for ihe jit! VV . C. T. I.' i!ntn,ion. which is to hold hero October Stli-llth. l'ell;htful rcfreshiiii.tn vrnre served and ni.t n-.U!s ms as:wtd by Mrs. Alti'j Kmj. Tinnxl nieeling will te held In two wein nt the home of Mrs., J. U. i.irnvua, XL' t Krie st . I -
j Mursun t Mi llie, of S64 South ll.ihj man t . will leave Wednesday mornin for l.ufayett-. Ind , whore sh j will enroll as a studnt in Purdue Vnij vereity. The Central V' . C T. 1.'. met on Friday evening at the home of thu president. Mrf Wm. Meyerd. 91 PouKlas st Thi was strictly a business meHtnK. One new member was cured. The next meeting will be announced later. G. l. Fita-William returned yesterday from Central America, where he ha. been for the past few months, to spend two weeks in Hammond. j Ms. and Mrs Harry Starnm. of Pen. i ver. Colo., are vi;itin?r at tht: home of Mr. Stamm's mother, Mrs. Charles Kasson, of 50 Webb t. - Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Stewart of barren t and Mrs. Stewart's sister Mrs. Charles White and aon. of Fori 'orth. Texas, spent Sunday with Or. and Mrs. Ed. Hunter, of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Bay Chapman and children of Oetroit st, will return tomorrow evening- from Sheridan Beach. Michigan City, Ind . where they have had a cottage for the past two weeks. Harttne Lund, of Mason st . wllll leave Wednesday morning- for Purdu University . Mr. and Mrs. LJ. Haefer of Truman ave. entertained Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Pannenburg- and daughter, Maurina La.vt.ne. of Chicago Helghti. ni, and Mrs. H. L. Hester and son, Robert, of Champaljjii, III., at a one o'clock dinner yesterday. A surprise party was given In honor of H. N . McCoy's birthday anniversary, Saturday, August ith. A three course dinner was served at seven o'clock. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCoy and children, of Franklin Park. 111., Leo Krueger and Elmer Dudley, of Chicago, III.. Mrs. F. S. Galbreith and Minnie B. Olson or Aurora. 111.. Mr and Mrs. O . N . McDonald and children, Mrs. Edna Kerner and Walter Robinhorst of this city . - Mr. and Mrs. tfeorge Noonan and children of Hyde Park have returned from a month's vacation, spent with relatives in Akron and Cleveland O. BETWEEN US GIRLS UY H F. c. I am g-olng- to take the Uberty of akni(j all the readers just to spend a few moments with me. talking- over a problem of mutual interest. First of all, might I aik whether you have been in a Telephone Exchange and seen the grills working: at the! switchboard If you have, so much the better, if not W u.- talk simply abemt it. because Telephone Service la I rendered by frtrls with the use of all I kinds of very delicate apparatus. I Some six years ago. Telephone operaJ tors, these girls, had been receiving I about $43 a month, $9 or J10 a week, as I a matter of fact, out of which they j could pay their way and buy their j clothes, see nickie shows and enjoy :life. Everything- in the ordinary run of life was more or less cheap and the watres paid were suitable at that time. Is there any girl that can live and py her way and have what she ought to have, as you and I. as fathers of a family, want to see her," on $45 a month? It is nonsense, of course. All those operators, those Kir's, now reed $70 or $S0 a month to get along with, and that In t so very much as things go now. The extra $3 or $41 a month for each girl doesn't drop from the clouds and it must come from the subscribers, whom these girls are serving. Very well, so far alright. .Now about six years ago the Telephone Kxchar.ge, fairly large sise, could be run on, lav In round figures, just for example, $10,000 a month. fo the Telephone Company needed at least this $10,000 and a little bit more, say about $100, that is about the ratio, for Interest on borrowed money. But we need not think much about the other $100, It is so small, in fact, I doubt if It costs one-tenth of acent a call for interest and dividends', so that this amount won't ruin anybody. The main problem ia that the girls and the other workers in the Telephone Industry, have got to live the same as anybody else. The majority of the people living In this town know these employes or some one connected with them, at leant, they are somebody's brothers and sisters. These, girls want to render service, they want to be paid a proper wnge. they want encouragement to give their townspeople telephone service. There Is only one way to make all ends meet, and that Is for the commun. ity to pay a little increase In the cost I of service for their own benefit. I The cost of an average -business man's telephone today 'or a whole months service of 81 days a month and 24 hours a day, is about $-B . Tnu can not hire a man to clean a few windows during one. day for the price. In fact when you summer H (town. It Is only about 3 nicktls a day. Not enoush to buy a loaf of bread. A few cents a day contributed by all the subscribers would adjust the matter. Telephone operators have got to wear boots and shoes and some sort of cover Ing and as they earn the money honest Iy. serving the publls. It Is not right in public Interest to agree to these few cents Increase and keep going? There can be only one answer of course. Charg-wd with breaking seals on ome box cars, two Chicago lads. Earl Liiardt. 18 years old. 154 3 Mohawk avenue and Anton Coely. 15 years old. 122 W. 71st place are held In custody of the Oary police awaiting trial. Followingtheir arrest they were brought to the Gary polio station wher th.y both confessed to "-ebbing cars. -a 1
BOY SCOUTS DECORATE U. S. SOLDIERS' GRAVES IN FRANCE
f1' " j iKr Thre hundred American Boy Ecouti who re now toarinjj Eu SOUTH BEND PREPARES TO ENTERTAIN DOCTORS Public Meeting on Program Oh Satte Ass'n; Prominent Men Will Speak. SOCT-lf HK.VIl, Ind.. August .10. The annual meeting of the Indiana Medical Society wil, be held In South i-iiii sepiemoer - --.4 with from 4"0 to 500 momibers and p-jets present . The St . Joseph County Medical Socjety, of South Bend, will act as host, and is preparing to etnertain the vl.-'itors. Headquarters will be e.'abtlshed ut the Oliver hotel, but the sessions will be held in the auditorium of the Klks home. Arrangements have alo been made lo use the hiah school auditorium for a public meeting at which the recent discoveries of the medical world wl:l be explained 'by men prominent in the medical profession. During the sessions the women visitors will be entertained by a committee, headed by Mrs. Marjory Betrclin Gallowoy. Amontf the social renta will he a reception the afternoon of September 33 at the Country Club A t-mak-r for the men will be held at the OMv -r hotel the night of September 22 The business sessions will be presided over by Dr. Charles H. MccJully, of Logansport. president of the state a--sociation . BRITTEN GOES Ofl j THE STAND TODAY; Hayes and Uphani Ready for j Senatorial Investigating Committee. (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! CHICAGO, Aug. 30 Congressman Fred A. Britten, of Chicago, was thej first witness on hand today when thej senate sub-committee resumed tis! hearings on democratic and republican campaign expenditures. Congressmen Britten eppeared before the sub-committee to request that he be heard first in his charge that large sums of Hrit'ah money are bein spent In America, to aid the campaign of Gov. Cox. Republican National Chairman Will H. Hays and Treasurer Fred W. Vpham were ready to fro before the senate eub-corouiit ic Investigating the charges of Gov. Cox that the epublicans are raising a tl&.OoO.xoo campaign fund and the democratic and republi can expenditures In general. The com mlttee resumed Its investigations to-; day after a week's interval i "We will fight fire with fire'" Hayssaid today. "We not only will makj public everything connected with our
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Inquire 8-30-1 FOIt SALE 1920 Essex, run 2. 000 miles at a b! ssvlnir. Phone Hammond SO. So. Shoro Auto Sales. S-SO-l 1XST J25 In bills and two rhecVs between Hoffman and Michigan Central on H hm:m. Party was seen to pick It up. r'vnrl. John ThU'lmsn. 330 CsmeriTi St Hammond g-3"-1 In memory of der son and brother. John Colvllle. who was killed in action, Aug. 30. 191S. He has crohsed the great horison. eternities great span. And earned the crowning glory of a soldier and a man. Gone but not forgotten. Mr. and Mrs. R. O. rviville and Family. -3f-1 INDIAN TWIN With Side Car $115 Will SeU on Ewy P-Jwts AL. J. WALZ 229-231 State Street Phone Hammond 2439 HARLEY-DAVIDSON TWIN $98.50 Olive Drab Enamel Will Sell on Easy Payment AL J. WALZ 229-231 State Strict Phone Hammond 2489 HARLEY-DAVIDSON TWIN Three- Speed Fully Equipped A bargain nt $169.50 Will Sell on Easy Payment AL J. WALZ 229-231 State Street Phone Hammond 249 EXCELSIOR TWIN Two-Speed $498.50 Will SeU on Earr Payments AL. J. WALZ 229-231 State Street Phone Hammond 24S2 EXCELSIOR TWIN $125 First Clait Condition Will SeO on Easy Payments AL. J. WALZ 229-231 State Street Phone Hammond 2489 5?Bgl k j4 can beat the high cost of clothing by joining the AntiProfiteering Association Suite 6, Artemis BIdg. 155 State Street Hammond Open meeting tomorrow night. Come in any time between 7 and 9. Every man in Hammond welcome.
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