Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 235, Hammond, Lake County, 29 March 1922 — Page 6

MR. PRINGLE BRINGS GOOD

MR. PRINGLE BRINGS GOOD EWS FROM J.P. MORGAN

THE TTMES

Wednesday, Mar. 29, 1922.

Parson, a student in Wabash. College, who Is enjoying spring vaca

tion here. The party was given by Mr. Parsons' mother and sisters in their home on Monroe street. There was a large- number of friends in attendance and during the evening the playing- of games and dancing

were enjoyed. A delicious and daintily appointed luncheon was served after a most happy evening.

wever, Messags Has

Not Been Confirmed Up Press Hour. ohn Pringle. the boiler and radir sadesman, came to town yester y, his back somewhat bent from rying samples of his line, The blond boy clerk at the Matic Hotel could see that all was . well with John who usually on a singing "Brighten Up the Cor-

Where You Are" and charms

lady guests with his smile.

Charles," said John to the clerk

the bell hop came up with a

ck to take the samples to the in, "Charles I have been scandod in the public prints. Where is t reporter person?" PERSONA NON GRATA, He can't come in this hotel .no re," said the clerk emphatically. d you read this thing?" contin- . John, producing a copy of The les of last Saturday. I wouldn't have read it if I had own he was taking a slam at you, n," said the clerk defensively. It says here," persisted John. at the Irene show troupe stayed the Majestic Hotel Friday and at-

ECEIPE TO CLEAR

A PIMPLY SKIN

Saturday well, read it:

Nick Scofes, manager of the

Majestic hotel will say to John

Pringle. the traveling man.

next Monday, "John you should lve been here Friday and Saturday. .The Irene Company topped 1th me." "Which is John's bad luck. (From Saturday's Time). "That's what it said, John," the clerk confirmed. "Well, you're Just as much to blame as the reporter," said John. "You knew where I was, why didn't you wire me when the Irene Company came? I could have caught the first rattler for Hammond." THE MORGAN MESSAGE. (Editor's Note) Mr. Pringle and the reporter got together last evening to collaborate on a story to patch things up. After a great deal of thought at Carl Lundgren's fish restaurant they decided on the following at 11:15 o'clock: To the Editor of The Tim e: Dear Sir; Kindly print the enclosed news item: "Mr. John Fringle arrived In

Hammond yesterday following a

conference in New York with Mr. J. P. Morgan of Morgan & Co. During the conference Mr. Morgan said that as inasmuch as business was pointing up it was advisable to build the Jones & Laughlin plant at Hammond this year. Work will be begun the first thing in the morning. 'Mr. Morgan wishes the people of Hammond a Happy New Tear and a Merry Christmas."

mples are Impurities Seeking an Outlet

Through Skin Pores.

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pi imples, sores and boils usually to alt from toxins, poisons and imof nities which are; generated in the He zels and then absorbed into the m od through, the very ducts which at uld absorb only nourishment to Detain the body, is the function of the kidneys wi filter impurities from the blood

cast them out in the form of

ne, but la many instances the els create more toxins and im-

ities than the kidneys can elim-

te. then the blood uses the skin ea as the next best means of

ting rid of these impurities as.ch often break out all over the la n in the form of pimples. ar he surest way to clear the skin a these eruptions, says a noted auSarity, is to get from any phar-

He take a tablespoonful in a glass Edhot water each morning before

paakfast for one week- This will

bevent the formation of toxins in

;tei bowelss. It also stimulates the all neys to normal activity, thus wa xing them to filter the blood of pa urities and clearing the skin of

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A farewell reception was given last night by the Hammond Zionists Club in the Kneseth Israel Temple in honor of Dr. and Mrs. J. Diamondsteln of West Hammond, who will leave soon for Palestine, where they will make their future home. There were about thirty guests at the function, and a novel and enjoyable program was given, including a clever prophecy written by Miss Eertha Taussig, an address by Mr. Glass, a paper on "The Palestine National Fund" by Miss Rose Winer, and a number of delightful musical selections. In the course of the evening, Mr. S. Winer, the president of the organization, gave a speech complimentary to the guests of honor, and presented Mrs. Dlamondstein with a beautiful ring in behalf of her many friends. An elaborate and delicious buffet luncheon was served, during which many toasts and good wishes were extended Mr. and Mrs. Diamondsteln, who responded with appropriate remarks. The evening was a most enjoyable one and will doubtless be long remembered.

Miss Mabel Beck is ill with tonsilitis at the home of her father on State Line street,

A delightful surprise party was given last night in honor of George

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Mrs. R. H.. McHle will entertain the ladies of the Marquette Club tomorrow afternoon in her home on South liuhman street.

The Girls' Friendly Society of St. Paul's Episcopal church will meet on Thursday evening at the home of Miss Esther Lund, il Mason street. Miss Anna Louise Langendorff and Miss Texina Ives will be the hostesses.

The Woman's Bible Class of the First Baptist church met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Cox of Fayette street for a class birthday party. A short business session was presided over by Mrs. C. V. Hamacher, president of t:ie class, after which Mrs. Kennedy, the chairman of the social committee, presented the following very interesting program: A song by Mrs. Summerhays: discussions on the "Life of Elijah" by Mrs. Charles See and Mrs. Peterson; and an address on the "Life of Jonah" by Mrs. Leonard. There were twelve birthday ladies in charge of the party, and Mrs. Fred Champaign was chairman, to whom great credit Is due for the marked success of the affair. There were thirty-two ladles who enjoyed the delectable refreshments and pleasant social afternoon and many good wishes were extended to the ladles who celebrated their birthdays simultaneously. Another class party will be given the last Tuesday of April in the afternoon, the place to be decided upon at a later date.

The Home Economics department of the Hammond Woman's Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at half past two o'clock in the domestic science rooms of the Washington school. A demonstration on "Salads" will be given by a representa

tive from the Drenk Company of

Milwaukee, manufacturers of salad dressings. A large attendance is desired.

The I. O. T. M. Social Club will meet for an all day session tomorrow at the Jiome of Mrs. Ernma Sur-

vant, 421 Summer bKd. A pot luck luncheon will be served " at

noon.

The Idies Aid Society of the

Pine Street Presbyterian church

will meet on Thursday afternoon at half past two o'clock with Mrs. J.

W. Thompson of 409 Elm street.

The Indies' Aid Society of St.

Paul's Lutheran church will have a

social gathering tomorrow afternoon in the parish house and all the members are requested to be there as this meeting will be the

last social one until after Easter.

Mrs. Frank Bell will entertain at

a pedro party for the Lady Maccabees and their friends on Friday af

ternoon at two o'clock in her home.

463 150th street. Everybody is cordially invited.

Miss Margaret Turner charmingly

entertained the members of her bridge clubs yesterday at luncheon, in her home in, Glendale Park. There were covers for seventeen in the dining room, where the table was lovely with pink tulips and candlelight. The luncheon was an elaborate one, followed by bridge, and the honors were made by Mrs. Ralph Dean, Mrs. Clarence Scott and Mrs. Glenn Peters.

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The Dorcas Aid Society of the South Side Christian Church will have a monthly social gathering tomorrow afternoon in the church par lors. All the members and their friends are invited and a home bake sale will be held in the morning.

A picturesque little folks' surprise party was given last evening for Miss Dorothea Lynch, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lynch, of Maywood avenue, in honor of the little girl's eighth birthday. A delightful evening of playing games was followed by the serving of dainty and delicious refreshments, including a great big birthday cake with eight shining candles. The guests all wished Miss Dorothea many happy returns of the day, anl she received a number of very pretty gifts.

The Jewish Community will give an interesting theatrical, "Men Not Wanted," and a ball in the ball room of the Masonic Temple tomorrow evening. The little play, which promises to be a thoroughly enjoyable one, is being produced under the direction of Mrs. Ben Wolf and the cast is made up of the young ladies who are members of the Trestle Club.

Mrs. John I. Gwin, of Rensselaer, and Mrs. E. H. Leary, attended a meeting of the Jefferson Club this afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. P. Melton, of Gary. Mrs. Gwin was the speaker for the afternoon.

St. Paul's Senior League will hold a meeting tomorrow evening in the parish house and all the members are requests? to be there promptly at eight o'clock.

Miss Mildred Burns of Indiana Harbor returned last evening from River Forest, where she was a guest

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at a house party given at the home of Mr. Harold Clock.

Mr. and Mrs. S. Schulman, of Chicago, announce the engagement of their daughter, Gertrude, to Mr. Oscar Chiplovltz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Teterr Cnlplovitz. of Sheffield avenue. No date for the wedding has been fixed.

Sewing Circle Two of Immanuel's Evangelical Church will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. August Meyers, 417 West State street.

Miss Gladys Tuley delightfully entertained in her home on Waltharn street on Monday evening In honor of Miss Isabel Hawkins. Games were played, in which a prize was given to Miss Irene Newhauser, Chicago, and the guests enjoyed dancing. In the dining room, where a delectable lunchejh was served, the table was lovely with a large basket of chocolate dipped Easter eggs, with yellow and white ribbons running to each of the sixteen places. In a novel and pretty way, the engagement of Miss Hawkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hawkins, to Harry Westfall, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Westfall, was announced. The wedding will occur April fi...th. Many good wishes were showered' upon the guest of honor.

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ABOUT THAT IMPROVEMENT EDITOR TIMES I noticed In your article in yesterday's Times headed "Plans to Improve Columbia avenue this summer," in which it appears that you had a report that I had made a statement to the effect that the improvement will be knocked out. I very much regret the misunderstanding and wish to say that there is no one in East Hammond that wants the improvement knocked out. The facts in this case are that we asked the county officials to change their present plans and to give us the kind of pavement that will not interfere -with future improvements on Columbia avenue. TV'e asked them to build 15 foot concrete on each side of the present pavement which is 30 feet, and have the center intact, so that it will not have to break the street when the sewer water mains and other underground improvements are made. This is in the business section of East Hammond. The. county officials assured us of their co-operation and there is no doubt that the improvement is going through. SAM SKUFAKISS.

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A committee consisting of James Brannock, Ed. Brownell, Geo. Hoevet, Carl Gregg and L. W. Ragon. made a trip to the north end of the county yesterday to look at some of the motor fire trucks. They visited Dyer, Schererville, Griffith. South Gary and Hobart. The committee was one appointed by the Town Board and the fire department and they will make a report at the meeting of the town board next Monday night. The town is thinking of buying a beter equipment and this committee was sent out to inspect the different makes so they could intelligently make a recommendation.

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Miss Sarah Wilmer Bond will give "Experience" at the school auditorium this evening for the benefit of the Woman's Reading Club. Dr. Catherine Bradley and family' of Chicago visited here yesterday, with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mellon and,

family of Hammond visited relatives here Sunday. The Whist Club will meet Thursday evening with Mrs. Grace Thomp-son. Miss Sena Borger who is connected with the department of State

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