Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 20, Hammond, Lake County, 3 June 1922 — Page 5
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MILLS-BUS ER WEDDING A. pretty weddins was quietly solemnised last Monday evening when Mlsa 1L Delia Mills became the bride ot Myron W. Buser. The fcerenaony was performed by the Rev. J, Clark Oranger of the First Baptist Church in his residence on Detroit street. The bride was attractively attired in n dark tailleur of tricotine with a small twjus and she carried sweetheart roses and valley lilies. There were no attendants. Both young: people are -very popular and th-alr many friends wish them abundant happiness and stood
fortune. They will make their home with the bride's sister of "Wallace Road, and in the late summer expect to take an extended trip west. The bride has been'employed in the Lion Store for some time and the groom is a postal clerk in the postoffice. Hearty congratulations are extended the bride and groom. Mrs. William Phillips and daugnter. Miss Ruth Adelaide, left yesterday for their home In Kansas City, Missouri, after spending tho past five -voeks the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Deuel of Douglas avenue. Mrs. Deuel, who underwent an operation eight months ago. is stil bedridden but slowly improving.
Mrs. Mac Turner of Truman boulevard very delightfully entertained the ladies of the Friday Afternoon Club yesterday at an excellent chicken dinner served at the Hotel Blair of Griffith. A pleasant afternoon was enjoyed in the pretty park of the little city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ruff very pleasantly entertained the members of the Monday Club and their husbands at dinner la3t evening in their home on Carroll street. A long table, with covers laid for twenty-five guests, was most attractive with a bouquet of red and white peonies, and a delicious course dinner was served. In the evening games and music were enjoyed. The guests of honor were Mrs. Charles Wilson and children, Marjorie Ann and Donald of Rushville, Indiana.
daughter. Miss Dorothy, A delicious and prettily appointed course luncheon was served to sixteen guests at a table most attractive with filet and Italian cut work and a bouquet of pink peonies. Each guest was presented with a tiny sweetheart rocebud, bearing the announcement of the engagement of Miss Dorothy to Jacob Louis Brusl, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brusel. The wedding will occur the twentyfourth of this month. A pleasant social afternoon was spent and needlework enjoyed.
Mrs. Alvin Fletcher Rohrer very charmingly entertained at luncheon yesterday in her home on South Hohman street in honor of her
Hammond Post D. D. of the Travelers' Protective Association will send as a delegate to the National Convention at Atlantic City, the fifth to tentn of this month, Mr. A. J. Burk, the president of the local organization! The Indiana delegation will try to bring next year s convention to Winona Lake, Indiana. Next year's state convention will be held at Michigan City. The Baptist Woman's Unio met in the church parlors on Thursday for the annual luncheon and election of officers. A large atteniance enjoyed the prettily appointed luncheon at tables decorated with baskets of cut flowers. Mrs. Elmer Summerhays gave a. group of delightful poems by Taul Lawrence Dunbar a,nd. the piano solo by Mrs. George Houser was greatly enjoyed. After a brief business session, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. Charles See; vice president, Mrs. W. F. Bielefeld; secretary. Mrs. William Foss; assistsant secretary, Mrs. E. L. Eggers; treasurer, Mrs. Elmer Summrhays; pianist, Mrs. J. A. Molsbergcr, and reporter. Mrs. Henry Hechler.
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Vacation Days Are not far away. Now is the time to start financing your summer outing. A part of your income, deposited regularly with us now, will enable you to take a trip in July or August Without that "I cant afford it" feeling TRY OUR PLAN OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH US TODAY Citizens National Bank Hammond, Indiana "Where Savings Accounts Grow" Open Tuesday and Friday Evenings Until 8 'Clock
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Mrs. H. Jj. Wilhelm of Park Place has been very ill for the past two weeks. Her mother, Mrs. William Weir of Rochester, Indiana, was called to the bedside. Mrs. Wilhelm Is slowly Improving:.
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ruff of Carroll street.
Miss Florence Leeson of DePauw University came today to spend the summer vacation with her parents, Dr. and Mra. C. H. Leeson of Hyde Park. A very pleasing: program was
given Thursday evening in the Irv
lngr school svuditorium by the 7A
cass. This class had complete charge of the program and handled it admirable. The chorus and orchestra acquitted themselves with credit. Miss Maude McCready of the Hammond Musical College was
the skilful accompanist and also
delighted her audience by playing
two solos. Special numbers given
by Elva Smith. Hfbert Young,
Gladys King and Lester Gullickson
were much enjoyed. The dances
given by the 4A class were excel
lent and Miss Maxwell, the In
structor. deserved much credit for the splendid work and beautitul
costumes.
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grade school pupils. Admission to this is ten cents for children and twenty-five cents for those parents who cannot attend the regular performance. The Irving and Central
school orchestras will play. The regular evening perforance is scheduled for Friday night at S.00. All seats are reserved and are
thirty-five and fifty cents. The hlph
school orchestra will furnish
music. Thia Is the first time a of more than one act will lie tented in the new higli school torlum.
Mrs. Harlay Llghty of Van Buren
street was called to Belmore, Ohio
today on account of the sudden
passing away of her cousin.
Mrs. C. G. Hohman charmingly
entertained the ladies 'of the Mar
quette Club at luncheon yesterday in her home on Mason street. Five
small tables were very daintily appointed and there were lovely bou
quets of pink roses. A delicious
course luncheon was served, after
which bridge was played and the honors made by Mrs. W. G. Paxton
and Mrs. Peter Crumpacker. Guests
for he afternoon were Mrs. VL. H. McHie. Mrs. S. A. Bell and Mrs. Otto Knoerzer. The club adjourned for the summer, to meet again the second Friday in September.
Members of the History Committee of the Hammond "Woman's Club who have cars are requested to carry as many members as possible to Phil Smldt's on Monday for the annual fish dinner. Those who have no means of conveyance are asked to meet at the Four Corners for the eleven forty-five car to the restaurant.
Mrs. John Hughey of Kenwood avenue announces the engagement of her daughter, Eleanor Meyer, to Glen Dunsmore of Rock Island, Illinois. The wedding wil occur the fifteenth of July.
The Rev. Frank Malinsky and family of Ayton, Ontario, Canada, are visitors of Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Lichtslnn at the Lutheran parsonage on Clinton street.
A meeting of the Lake CountyHumane Society will be held on Monday evening at seven forty-five o"clock in the Central school building. A larse attendance is urgently requested.
Rabbi and Mrs. Julius Rappaport will receive at their home, 249 Highland street, in the afternoon and evening of Sunday, June the fourth, in honor of their daughter, Diana Henriette, who recently became the bride of Maurice B. Cohen.
Mrs. Edward W. Higgins and Infant son of Cleveland, Ohio, are-ex-pected today to spend some time
The After Effects of Colds and Influenza.
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a weakened condition, wide open to
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CI.ATTOIT SEELEY Clayton Seeley has been selected by the coach and the faculty committee of the Industrial high school to play the title role of Clarence in the senior class play of that name. His part Is that of an ex-soldier "who could drive mules without learning to swear." anti his chief concern In the drama is the straightening out of the difficulties In the Wheeler family. The heroine of the story, Violet Pinny, the pretty young governess of the Wheeler daughter, will be played by Esther Cooper. Mildred Mote and Paul Smith have been selected U portray Cora and Balby, the Wheeler children whose love affairs complicate the action of the plot. Herbert Bieker is the worried father and Irene Berry, the jealous step
mother. Herbert Stein, the debonair widower is the part Intrusted to Lou!s Carnovitz. Lydia Klitzke is to play Mrs. Martyns, Mr. Wheeler's confidential secretary. Margaret Gilson and Henry Eggers have splendid opportunities to do some excellent wik In tho humorous parts of Delia and D,inwiddie , the maid and butler, respectively. The faculty committee and the coach selected a group of twenty seniors frora the firsit try-outs.
From these the pr??ent capable cast was chosen. The cast under the dir
ection of Miss McAleer is hard at work and a finished product for June!
9th is promised. 1
Two perforniances o f the plav will
be given, one a matinee on Thursday June Sth. at 4:00 o'clock. for ih.i
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MASOMC NOTICE Hammond Commandery Xo. 41 K. T. will hold a stated conclave Monday evening, June 5th. opening at 7:30 o'clock. Order of the Temple will be conferred. Members urged to attend. 6-3-2t W. E. STAUT3MAN. E. C.
All members of Golden Rod Camp 1657 Royal Neighbors are requested tto meet at the entrance of Oalc Hill cemetery at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon to conduct memorial service. 6-3
Hammond Musical College. For the study of music in all Its branches. Phone 1523. 6-3
NOTICE IND. HARBOR BELT SHOP MEN There will be a meeting of the six shop crafts of the Indiana Harbod Belt Railroad in Room 1 Hammond Ijibor Temple. Sunday afternoon, June 4. at 2:3". This meeting is very important as it is the last chance for those who have not filed with tie committee the amount of back pay due them from the Indiana Harbor Railroad as per Decision 982 of the U. S. Railroad Labor Board. Each Individual will have to file his own case with the committee. Mr. J. F. McGrath. vice president of the Railway Employes Department ef the American Federation of Labor, will deliver an address, tr. M. KNIGHT, Sec. Indiana Harbor Belt Fed. No. 74. j
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Begins Monday Extraordinary Values For three days economical women can buy needed notions and dress making needs at prices much lower than ordinary. No mail or phone orders and right reserved to limit quantities.
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rhese Caracul Shopping Bags are of large size extra gobd
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Good Quality Skirt Belting Sood quality Skirt Belting all widths in black and white. Special for this sale 5c yd.
Coats' Best Machine Thread All numbers in black and white. (Limit 1 dozen to customer) 55c doz.
All Makes Machine Needles 4 needles to a tiibe. Special for this sal: Tube, 9c
Lawn Tape 3 yard bolts of white bias lawn tape, all widths; regular 10c quality. Cp Special, per bolt Shoe Laces 25c Silk Oxford Laces in all the desired col- "J f ors, per pair. . . . Dust Caps Fine quality Lawn and Dimity Lace trimmed Dust Caps, all colors, 91 each AC Needles Best grade Sewing Needles per paper, very special Snap Fasteners Regular 10c quality Snap Fasteners, per f)( card
Waist Lining Ready made waist linings, in all waist measures, of A Q lawn and net, each. . Pins "Adamantine Pins't 2 papers, special q Safety Pins "Royal" Safety Pins, the regular 15c quality, C per paper Adj. Belts Cawley's Adjustable Belts, regular 25c values, IQq all waist measures, ea. Hair Pins Assorted sizes of Hair Pins in box. Special for if this sale at
Hair Pins 15c box of Hain Pins, 5 different lengths, J Q q
Pearl Buttons Fancy pearl trimming buttons, regular 10c C cards, special, card Underwear Buttons Underwear Buttons of good quality, per A dozen C Pearl Buttons Good quality pearl buttons, 1 dozen on card. Specially priced, per Af card Sanitary Napkins
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