Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 71, Hammond, Lake County, 13 September 1921 — Page 7

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Personal and Social News

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew

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Walter street innmnce the marrias?! j of their daujhtpr. Miss Tracy to Harry i W. Plumbeck or" Laporte, Ind., on i Monday. Sept. 12, at thij heme (if Pr. j Van Wardtn of Crown Point. The J honeymoon l.c an extended trip; through the east, made by motor hi a i car that was a gift of the gro-.m t j his bride. They will he. at h -m.i rtheir many friends after October 1 J in a new residence in Crown Vo:nt . Mrs. Plumbeck is a well known aril' popular voting; lady In Hammond, anl Mr. Plumbeck has a very bright fnture in Crown Poir.t, where lie is '.n t the. automobile business. A rat many friends extend to the voting!

cup.e tht;r congratulations and go.id W 1 .i il f: s .

through Illinois and Wisconsin. They report a iine tilp, puud roads and b e a u t s : u 1 country. Mifs Blanche O'Bry.m of Louisville, Ivy., has ;e;n the house guest of Miss Margaret Turner of Glondale Park for a few days. Mrs. J. W. Smith and Mrs. L- L.

I'ornberser were pues? nt a luncheon.

given by Jlrs . Otto FificM of Crown Point las: Friday.

Miss Carolyn Paxton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Paxton. left today for Ferry Hail, Lake Forest, 111., where she will be a senior. Miss ,'arolyn is specializing in music and .as done highly commendable work.

Trinity Aid will meet Wednesday -t ,ie church for a social afternoon. The aostosses will be Mrs. Lewis Lohss. Mrs. 1". P. Lovfgrcn and Mrs. H. Mackensen and a large, attendance is desired .

William Pierce., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pierce, left yesterday for Indiana University, where he lias enrolled for the ensuing- year.

Miss Dorothy Niereng-arten of Erie i fleet and Miss Ethel perry of Mo- 1 ralr.e avenue will leave tomorrow for j the' Columbia College of Kxpr. ssi -n it; ! Chicvco, whfre they will study plat-i form art and oratory.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Green were dinner uutft? of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hi'.ie of Valparaiso last Sunday. Harry Miller, nephev.- of Mr. and Mrs. J. Thompson of Highland street, has returned to his homo in Eiwood city. Pa., after spending , iK we-ks here, prior to his beginning school.

The Ladies' Aid of the First Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow afternoon in the church parlors. Mrs. Jlahargr and Mrs. Spenser hostesses for the day. Each lady is asked to bring a pound of some kind of foodstuff to contribute tu the relief of the poor of the city. Miss Mary P.yrne of Seymour, Ind., is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan D. Anderson at their home on Carroll street. Miss Byrne is a sister of Mrs. Andersm.

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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bfle'.l ar.d ; Mr. axd Mrs. R. W. . Knight enter- j tair.ed relatives from South Bend a" j dinner on Sunday, in honor of Mrs. ) Alta Dsako, a siii?r of Mrs. Bedell j

and Mrs. Knight, who left Monday to make her future home in Miami, Fla. The dinir.gr tabl had a beautiful centerpiece of yellow chrysanthemum and a delicious co-srse dinner was served to Mr. and Mrs. John Wolf and children. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wolf and family, Mrs. Frances Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. John Fraler and Miss Esther Fraier, all of South Bend.

Liberty Camp No. 81S7 of Royal Neighbors of America met for a regular meeting last night in the K. and L. of S. hall. Very interesting speeches were given by District President Weirham, Assistant State Oracle Anna Huff and Supervising Deputy Bessie Heyden. The members of many different c.xmps of the district were if. attendance Jid tha evening greatly enjoyed. Gale Sauver left yesterday for Purdue U" where ho has enrolled as a freshman for the ensuing year. Ha wild taka up electrical engineering. Miss Katherine Emery of Denver, Colo., is the guest of ner mother, Mrs. I. E. Emery of P.uib. street for an extended visit. Miss Gladys Bell is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. Ti. Mott for a fewdays. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Green and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rooney have just returned from a week's motor tr'p

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M:ss Rtith. who have been the house guests of Mr. arid Mrs. Harry Smith Highland street for the past two weeks, have retained to their home in Butr. Pa The Hammerstorns formerly lived in Hammond and were w ell know n l.e re . Miss Audrey Steolman of South HoJ)man sf.vet left today for St. Mary's of t'.v- Woods. Torre Haute. Indiana. M:.-s Audrey b it Chicago on the special school tram with about fifty other girl, all bound for good old college days. Miss Audrey will take up academic work as a freshman, with a journalistic and secretarial course in view .

FALL FESTIVAL OPENING

The bill starts with Valentine and Bell in a sketch entitled "The Furniture Movers," and every bit of furniture in a well filled room Is moved on wheels the most of them turning out to be -bicycles. Both members of this team are. exceptionally good. Then comes Bobby Adams and Jewel Barnett, two unusually pretty young ladies in an act consisting of harmony singing, small talk and piano playing. And how these girls do sing. Bryan Lee and Mary Cranston offer a jolly act entitled "A Modern Romance." and complete with Bryan Lee's perfect tenor voice and Mary Crans tons of good singing and breezy talk. Last, but not least, we have Phina & Company in "An Evening at Home," a very complete act of singing, dancin; and fun.

REMINDED OF DEBT, HE SLAPS HER FACE Insurance Man Fined For An Assault in Justice Court.

in the Lawrence home, at S2 7 Claude st. Miss Peyton had Lawrence arrested on a charge of assault and battery. Lawrence rile dan affidavit charging her with provoking the assault. According to the testimony before Justice of the Peace Prest, Miss Peyton provoked the slap m the free by reminding Lawrence of a grocery bill which she said he owed down Hlntc. Justice Prest dismissed the provoke charge against the woman and lined Lawrence J15.20 for assault. Miss Peyton no longer reside swith her siste rand brother-in-law.

EOY IS ARRESTED Mjke Stemper, 13, 291 Sheffield ave., Hammond, was arrested in a local tiieatre yesterday for robbing the dressing rooms. The boy will be taken to Crown Point today to answer to the charge of larceny. It is not his first offense.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph SchoeSeld of

Can-)'. Z..r.. Panama, and Mrs. C. L- j

Taylor, ton at-.a gr3r.uuaugnr.cr u Griffith. spent Sunday with Mrs. Arthur Hunt of Walter ttreet.

Miss Adelaide Hill very pleasantly entertained the members of the T. T. U. club at her home on Highland trect last evening. The parlors were prettily decorated with great bouquets of fall flowers and the evening was enjoyed with music and dancing.

A delicious luncheon was served nine guests.

Th'i choir of the First Presbyterian church wiil meet at the home of Mrs. L. L. Bomberger, 22 Gler.dale park, on Wednesday evening at eight o'clock for rehearsal and an informal social time. All singers of the congregation and those who have no church home arc extended a most cordial invitation to this Wednesday evening gathering.

Mr. John MeN;il, director, has planned

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The Fall Festival opened last evening with a blaze of glory and the scene of festivities. Calumet boulevard near Carroll street being a mass of illuminations, a ma;-s of people and a thorng of merry s-.ght-seers. all imbued with the carnival spirit and everybody was having a good time. The Fall Festival this year is under the- direction of the Hammond

mor.d Canton No. ho. Odd Fellows, and they have secured a varied assortment! of attractions including a large dance! iia'.v four' beautiful rijing .vces, j some circus side shows and numerous j other concessions. w As added attractions there is being presented every evening five serisra- i tional high class free acts, including King, the World's Champion High Dlv-I ing Dog. the aninc that did his bit; during the war. j All tho circus ads are free to ev- j erybody and take place ev-ry hour,! from seven to eleven. . The Fall Festival la being held on !

Calumet boulevard and will continue for ten days.

"This," said W. B. Lawrence, drawing back his right arm, "this is where brother-in-law love ends." Whereupon Mr. Lawrence, who Is district manager for the Indianapolis Life Insurance Company, smote the palm of his han" upon the fair cheek of Miss

Ida Peyton, was struck.

his sister-inlaw. The blowaccording to court evidence

Several Birds With One Stone. A Virginia editor threatened to publish the name of a certain young man who was seen hugging and kissing a girl In the park unless bis subscription to the paper was pair up In a week. Fifty-niue young men called and paid up the next day, while two even pai,J a J"0111 ln advance. Tbe Labor Clarion (San Francisco). Lightning Flash Measured. No doubt lightning flashes vary In thickness but one photographed recently was estimated, from the size of the trace it left on a photograph and the distance 'of the tower it struck from the camera, to be only one-fifth of an inch, not much more than soma artificial t-lectric sparks.

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Wednesday

AT THE PARTHENON Four very clever acts of vaudeville, direct from the State and Lake theatre in Chicago Is the unuiiual features for today and tomorrow at the Parthenon theatre.

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LIVE LOCAL NEVIS "ADS"

Wassey's Pleating Shop E.MBHOIDEKING, STAMI'lM;, HEMiHT( lll.NG, BiriO.V HOLE. ULTTO.Y lUVtl(.(i, HRAim.VG, Hl'CIII.NU, FA.M'Y STH'CHli. 01 SATE STREET, PHO.NE 11AM. MUM) 4-ia. 9-7

Stupendous Price Reductions AT BOTH ARMY STORES That Will Make Dollar Day a Grand Success The Army Goods Stores 99 State St 212 E. State St. At the Four Corners Across from Post Office Hammond, Indiana

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YELVETResil!ar 1;5c l!ns' special for Dollar $1.00

T . D C Regular 1-pound cans. For "I (ft j KOaSt Beei Dollar Day only, 8 cans for. . . A UU (5

uNioNAiLs wfUgi:rsi.oo LEA. GLOVES "r.Sl-QO MEN'S HQSES:pt":.spe:ia''.Sl-00 Turkish Towels ,ag;lu.S1.00

A B COmTC Government 0. D. Shirts, & Cf U. D. Ollml J 5,000 to pick from 1

Hammond Musical College. I

Piano, v oice. Violin, Public Speak- j ing, Ukelele, Banjo, Mandolin, Guitar, : Dancing, Dramatic Art. 8-31-tr i

ALBERT W. CORDS Vocal and piano instruction. Application for lessons can he mailed or phoned to Straube Piano & Musi cCo., 631 llohman St., Hammond. 9-10-3

Dollar Specials

27x54 RUGS Special at $1.00 STOVE PIPE 5 Joints for $1.00

35-INCH WINDOW SHADES 2 for

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150 PIECES ALUMINUM KITCHEN WARE While they last, each $1.00

$1.75 DOOR MATS $1.00 16-QT. WATER PAILS 2fcr $1.00 C0NG0LEUM F00R COVERING All you can use, 2 yards for

BATH ROOM RUGS Good size. Only $1.00

M. GREENBERGEF

New and Used Furniture 97 State St. Phone 306 Hammond

HOSIERY Wilson Bros. Cotton Sox, in black, gray and brown; 6 pair for $1.00 UMBRELLAS Mens $1.50 and $2.00 values. Special at $1.00 SHIRTS Broken lots. Arrow Shirts, 122 to 17J2- Special at $1.00

UNDERWEAR Men's half sleeve balbriggan Union Suits. Regular $2.00 values. Special at $1.00 COLLARS Broken lots of Arrow Collars, starched and soft, go on sale tomorrow, 6 for $1.00 NECKWEAR In the new narrow shapes, plain colors. Special at $1.00

Every item listed above is a special bargain, others, too, listed within our store.

There will be

THE MODEL ROTHSCHILD & HIRSCH Outfitters for Men and Boys Hammond, Indiana

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HYDROX The Cream Supreme that makes the most delicious refreshment, is by popular approval HYDROX-GUERNSEY Ice Cream at Sugar Plum 813 Chicago Ave., East Chicago Tel. 722-J

WHILE THEY LAST Full Size $9 .50 SPOT LIGHTS, 35 Only Attached to Any Car HENRY WAGNER CO. Phone 908 E- Chicago, Ind.

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Golden Pule Council No. 1 S. and : D. of L. will give a pedro and bunco party tomorrow evening at the I. O. j O. F. hall on State 8t. at 8:13. Public! invited. Admission 25c. 3-1-

MASONIC NOTICE j Hammond Chapter No. 117 K. A. M - I wiil hold stated convocation Wedr.es- , day evening. Kept, llth at 8 p. m. i Important business. Mark degree. Members urged to be present. Visi- i tors welcome. 9-12-3 CARL E. XELSON, E. H. P. j

Sherwood Musical School. Piano-Voice-Violin -Elocution-Dancing. Chicago Diplomas, rhone. Hammond 1211-J. S-13-5

Special fried chicken dinner at Mrs. Wilson's. Minas Cafeteria. Wednesday. Sept. 14th. 0-13-1

Curtains laundered also blankets washed. Hammond 97S-J.

and stretched. Try us. Phone 9-13-1

The Pythian Sisters will prive pedro party at K. of P. hall Wednesday. 2:30 p. m. Admission I'.'ic, fine prizes. S-13-1

Times Pattern Department

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day here. Considering present day costs, these are the be offered. They are for Wednesday only, therefore we just as soon as we open the doors tomorrow morning, as

Wednesday is the big greatest bargains yet to advise you to get here

these articles will ao like feathers in a windstorm.

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2 LARGE COAL SCUTTLES

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