Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 360, Hammond, Lake County, 9 May 1922 — Page 5

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond of Glendale Park left Sunday mornIngr for an extended motor trif through the southern part of the state, spending- a couple of weeks at French Lick. They will visit their daughter at Blooming-ton. w ho is a student at the University, and will atteni the Derby at Louisville, Kentucky.

Th. members of the R A. X. Club enjoyed a wiener roast and picnic lunch at the Thornton Forest Treserve on Sunday.

Mrs. Floyd Griffith of Moraine avenue, Kenwood, will entertain the Kappa Delta Gammas this evening in her home.

Mr. and Mrs. Georfre Kingston of Truman boulevard announce the birth of a little daughter. Kathryn Olive, yesterday. May the eighth, at St. Margaret's Hospital. Mrs. Kingston before her marriage was Miss Carolyn Hess.

Miss Sophie Struebl? very charmingly entertained at a house party last week-end In her home in Crown Point. A delightful dinner was given In honor of the house guests on Saturday evening, after which the young ladies attended a Jolly barn dance in the country. Sunday morning, knicked-clad. the girls all hiked out to the truebig 'Farm, where a most enjoyable time was spent byMiss Iris Gadsby, Miss Irejie Hocker,. Miss Margaret Keltv. Miss Myrtle Rohde, Miss Opal Tlobinson, Miss Letha Cowles. Miss Margaret Thornen and Miss Struebig.

Mrs. Minnie Kline returned on Sunday to her home on Ruth street after having spent the past four months in California the guest of friends and relatives. Mrs. Kline visited at Long Beach. Santa Barbara and Los Angeles; In the latter city having been the guest of Mrs. George Locklin and Mrs. r. G. Moorhead for a day. Mrs. Kline returned via San Francisco, enjoyed a wonderful tour, is very enthusiastic about the weet but is happy to be home aa-ain.

There will be the regular meeting Order Eastern Star No. 370 at the Masonic T-emple, 8 o'clock this eve-r'-i". 5-0

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What the Well-Dressed Woman Wears This Spring

Purpose

Business, shopping, or walking

Traveling

Dress

One-piece dress of silk or woo!; or blouse and separate skirt, lemi - tailored; walking length.

Motoring or outing

Church, club meeting, or informal luncheon

Morning at home

Morning as a guest

Afternoon at home

Afternoon as a guest

Evening at home

Evening as a guest

Same as above; alwaysas smart, simple, and neat as means and ability will permit.

Tailored or sports blouse and skirt; or semt - tailored dress of wool; or sports dress of wool, silk, or heavy cotton or linen.

One-piece lightweight dress; or skirt to match jacket. with matching silk, lace, or chiffon blouse.

Simple w a h -able dress; or washable skirt and separate waist.

Shoes

Low; brown or black: heels of medium height and size; walking shoes preferred.

Brown or black ; oft. easy, neat, low shoes for a long trip.

Low: firm heels: tan or black; or novelty sports shoes.

Hat

Simple, becoming hat to match dress, suit, or coat; smartness and serviceability equally desirable.

Preferably close - fitting; never extremely large; simple In effect.

Smart, simple, and close fitting: of soft felt, silk, leather, kid. or novelty material.

Lew; e m ' -dressy plain kid, suede, or patent leather.

Simple; e o m -for table: low.

Very simple silk or wool dress; or pretty, dainty wash dress of silk or cotton.

Very simple afternoon dress of silk, wool, or wash fabric.

Simple afternoon dress of wool or silk; or lingeriedress: or sheer costume blouse and silk or suit skirt.

Pretty silk or dainty party or dinner frock.

Same as for afternoon ; or formal or semievening dress for special occasions, party, theater, or dance. Hostess' dress best

Same as above.

Simple: low; black, white, or colored.

Same as for afternoon at home dainty If Indoors: smart In any event.

Simple, .dressy, but inconspicuous type.

Black patent leather: or kid. satin, or metal, to match dress.

Becoming and distinctive; more elegant than for business wear, but not over-elaborate.

Coat

Tailored milt: or light-weight coat or cape o f becoming length. semitailored, and preferably o f subdued color.

Same as above.

Homespun. flannel, or novelty silk coat of half or threequarter length; semi - tailored or sports suit: or three - piece costume with Jacket or cape.

Semi - dressy semidressy coat; or wrap of cloth or silk.

Gloves

Rather heavy kid or fabric suede; tan or to match suit or coat; gauntlet style preferred.

Same as above.

Service able gauntlets t o match hat or shoes.

White, cream, beige, or gray; or to match suit or coat; mosquetaire typo favored.

Accessories

Medium size bag or pocketbook; preferably color to match the gloves; closefitting or llowing veil, if desired.

Necessary traveling bags; close-fittine- or

flowing veil, if

Change purse; vanity bas; and chiffon or novelty sports veil. If desired.

Small change purse or bag of materlil to harmonize with dress.

Woman's Institute

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HHAT to wear and when? The suitability

is a question as important to women as the style and beauty of the gown itself. Mary Brooks Picken. vice-president of the Women's Institute of Domestic Art3 and Sciences, in her book "The Secret3 of Distinctive Dress," offers an illuminating guide to correct spring dressing in the above chart. Mrs. Ficken considers clothes a subject worthy of the most serious thought of women who take pride in living up to their best. "Dress is all important,"

she says, "because it portrays character and individuality. To appear at your very best at all times, you must give due regard to appropriateness, comfort, grace and harmony." Concerning spring style tendencies Mrs. Picken stresses the growing popularity of attractive colors. "Use discriminatingly as much color as you can, both in dresses and suits," she says, and cites ihe new three-piece Buit, a special spring feature, as offering unusaal opportunity for using bright hued material. "Pretty sleeves were never so much in vogue as now," is another hint, and then paradoxically, "this is also the day of the sleeveless dress, a twentieth century adaption of the graceful lines and simplicity of the ancient Greek robes. Your dress this year will either have no sleeves at all, or the sleeves will be its most conspicuous feature." To those who make their own clothes, Mrs. Picken adds a valuable suggestion that dresses, especially when of silk, be selftrimmed. "You will find that a one-colored silk dress is appropriate for many occasions, and is a real economy and satisfaction to the woman whose wardrobe is limited. It is not always possible to secure self-trimmed gowns except at the bes shops, but skillful home-dressmakers will find they offer great possibilities."

girls and cast of well-known musical comedy players, will come direct from the Manhattan Opera House, A'w Torkand the Metropolitan Opera Houe, Philadelphia, the Homes of Grand Opera. "Bringing up Father in Wall Street" was greeted

with tremendous crowds in Xewi York and Philadelphia and kept the patrons of those two huge playhouses in throes of langhter for many

weeks. "There is not only wit and humor, but a great deal of human nature in "Bringing Up Faher," said David Belasco, the famous theatrical manager. It is declared to be the most pretentious and the most amusing of the "Bringing Up Father"' series offered so far. A capable and well known cast of musical comedy favorites has been provided with the result that a performance unusual and diverting may be expected.

JULIA GETS HER "HOOCH" IN GARY

LA PORTE. Tnd. Jackson, colored

May 9. Julia housekeeper for

TWAIN'S DAUGHTER SAILS FOR EUROPE

Tom Jackson, also colored, Stanton sereet, has been making frequent trips to Gary with a suitcase and returning the same day. Friday night when she stepped off the 6:27 eastbound New York Central train, Chief of Police Alfred Norris and Sergeant Schroeder met her. Investigation of the contents of the suitcase revealed a gallon Jug of "white mule'' full to the brim. Shortly after 7 o'clock Julia Jackson was arraigned In the city court on the charge of transporting 11qiior and fined $100 and costs and sentenced to 60 days in in the Indiana Woman's prison. Khe made no arrangements to pay her fine and will serve six months and 10 days a!l together, if the fine is not paid within 30 days.

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Mrs. Ossip Gabrilowitsch, wife oT the noted pianist and conductor of the Detroit symphony orchestra and daughter of the late Mark Twain, famous author, has sailed for Rotterdam on the S. S. Nieuw Amsterdam.

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- A pleasant surprise party was given on Saturday evening, In honor of Miss' Wallie Klster, who will become the. bride of Walter Brasel this month. The affair was a towel shower, given in Miss Klstqr's home on Indiana avenue, and the guest of honor was given a number of beautiful towels. Dancing and bunco were enjoyed, and honors were made by Mrs. Longbien, Mrs. Newman and little Miss Roma Massepohl. A pr-ttily appointed course luncheon was served at eleven o'clock.

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infant daughDavid Jacobs

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of Thornton avenue. Is very 111 with bronchial pneumonia.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian Church will hold an allday session on Wednesday.

Mrs. George Elliott and children, Eleanor and George Junior, left yesterday for their home In Washington, D. C, after spending a month visiting Mrs, Klllott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Klngwill of Ruth street. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sherby of Bauer street and stopped for a time at French Lick.

The Ladias' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church will meet tomorrow afternoon at half past two o'clock in the church, when Mrs. W. K. Davis and Mrs. W. C. Xorris will entertain.

Grant Ingraham, who was operated on for appendicitis last week in St. Margaret's Hospital, Is setting altlng nicely and expects to be removed to his home on Erie street

! soon.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard II. Corey were In Hammond yesterday en route for Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, where they will spend their honeymoon-

Jerome A. Collins of St. Augustine, Florida, arrived this morning to make an extended visited with friends and relatives. Mrs, Collins and small son have been here for the past two weeks.

Miss Dorothy Louise Mackay. Miss Dorothy Louise Mackay of San Francisco has been chosen from among the women graduates of all American colleges ani' universities for the annual fellowship in France for research work t the Sorbonne-

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Oar fixed policy One Price, Satisfaction or Your Money Back. Up to $67.50 Values at $45.00 Up to $59.50, Tomorrow at $39.75 Up to $47.50, Tomorrow at $29.75 Sport Coats in Polo and Kelly Tweeds all shades all sizes an extraordinary valus for tomorrow at $12.75

OPEN FOR BUSINESS JAMES MERNIK, Prop. For Auto Radiator Work and Prompt Service AUTO RADIATOR WORKS Any make Radiator Repaired or Rebuilt All Our Work Guaranteed RIGHT PRICES 2102 137th Sireet Indiana Jiaibor, Ind.

Mrs. G. L. Smith nvost delightfully entertained the ladles of the Embroidery Club yesterday In her home on South Hohman street, when a novel luncheon was served en buffet. The table was exquisitely appointed with fine linens, polished silver and attractive trays and baskets of delicacies, and there was the daintiest of centerpieces in a Tiffany bowl of valley lilies. The luncheon was Indeed greatly enjoyed, and a pleasant social afternoon was spent with needlework. Mrs. Ralph Groman of Kcnilworth was a guest for the afternoon.

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MUSICAL COMEDY COMING- TO THE -PARTHENON

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SPECIAL NOTICE TO H. N. A.

The district meeting of Royal Neighbors of America will be held on Wednesday afternoon. May 10th, at 177 State St., I. O. O. F. Hall, at which all Royal Neighbors of Indiana District rre to be present. All state officers will be in attendance. The afternoon will be school of Instruction, which will be taUen out of the new ritual. At 8 o'clock the meeting will be opened by Golden Rod Camp 1457. There will be a larar clans adoption. 5-9

Hammond lausical College. Piano. Voice, Violin, Expression. Banjo. Ukelele, Mandolin, Guitar, Cornet, Clarinet, Saxaphone, Cello, Panclng. i-Zi

Chicken dinner at Mrs. Wilson's i

Minas Cafeteria, Wednesday, May 10th. ' 5-3

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go to the Home Service Dining Room and get a good home-cooked meal at a reasonable, price; and you don't have to order something new. Try It. Up stairs over S & 10c Store, 595 Hohman st. Phone 4066. Mrs. Meyers. 5-9

The Security Benefit Assn. will hold a Pedro and Bunco Party in their hall over Lion Ptore, Tuesday evenlnr. May 9th. Admission 25c. Public Invited. 5-9

The Women of Mooseheart Legion Chapter 120 will meet at Moose Hall, Wednesday f.fternoon at 1:30 to attend the funerRl of Sister Pauline Smith. 5-9 Jonrtfe Herrlngrto'n, S. R.

Chlcken dinner at Mrs. Wilson's Minas Cafccerla, Wednesday, May 10th. ' 5-9

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