Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 326, Hammond, Lake County, 9 June 1922 — Page 6

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c;,rV'la. JoJa z;nuuerr.-a of West Boqt . Uanraaa ' oC J5elIfioataW ber by Rachmaninoff and one by Cyril Scott. confirmation of her nephew, urton Marks, from the Beth-El Temple. -,.....,. i-.LHiujiiy entertained . onlo. Paul Cornelisen of Chicago. OPERA STAR AWAITS DIVORCE IN PARIS yB;tsrduy afiernoon in and Miss Margaret Stinchcomb, ;-r "Vjw- The aftornoon was spent S tiiy c'.c'iciou refreshments so of Bellefontalno. are the house quests of Miss Pauline Hill of Hlgh-l.-n1 street for the wek-end. Mrs. Max Stiglltz of Sibley street returned last evening from Detroit, Dr. W. G. Burkett of Hohman street has postponed his Colorado Michigan, where she attended the trip.

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40 American Bird Pictures wrapped with each loaf of ;&iev7Es bake-iute eread. A u;:rent bird each day. Buy Riewe'a Bake-Rjte "pBxead every day from your grocer and get the full collection "-6 Native Birdj. with description and habits of each bird, jh? LEARN ALL ABOUT OUR NATIVE BIRDS.

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On Tuesday evening- at three o'clock

a pretty wedding -w as quietly solemI nized -whan JIis3 Etta Miller, dau

ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Miller, became- the bride of Henry Sneddin, ron of Mr. and Mrs. William Sneddin, of East Chicago, in the residence of the bride"s parents of Oak street. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. E. LeRoy Steffey, of the Pine Street Presbyterian church, and only the immediate families were In attendance. The bride was daintily powned In white French voile with trimming's of baby Irish lace and she carried a lovely bouquet of bride's rosea and valley lilies. The young- couple were attended by the brother and sister of the bride, and after the services a delicious buffet luncheon was served. The bride and groom left fott Rensselaer where they will spend some time visiting friends and rela tives, and uprv. the'r return will make their, home In Hammond. Mrs. Sneddin, a popular young lady of Hammond, has been for some tir, In the employ of E. C. Mlnas Company, and Mr. Tjneddi holds, a responsible position In the General American Tank Car Corporation of East Chicago. The many friends of the young people wish them every happiness and abundant prosperity.

There will be an Informal dancing party tomorrow evening- at the Country Ci'ib for the members. Good, music Is assured.

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i William IMcrce arrived home this

morninjar from Indiana University and will spend the summer vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Pierce of Wlldwood Road. Mr. Pierce made the trip by motor and was accompanied by Granville Keller of South Bend, who will leave this evening for his home. Tomorrow afternoon at half past two o'clock Mrs. Otto Knoerzer will entertain for the club ladies in the Hammond Country Club. A good attendance Is expected. Miss Wiima Bieker of Indiana University at Eloomington came on Wednesday to spend the summer vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bieker of Douglas street. Miss Isabella Hawkins and Mrs. O. IX Kline delightfully entertained at a miscellaneous shower last evening- for Mrs. Ra7 Rammagre in Miss Hawkins' home on Lewis street. There were lovely bouquets of pink peonies through the rooms and dancing was enjoyed. The g-uest of honor was given a number of beautiful gifts, after which the hostess served a delicious and dainty luncheon to fifteen guests. a Alfred Kaufmann and Clarence Minas will return home for the summer vacation of the University of Pennsylvania on Sunday. Mrs. E. P. Murden very pleasantly entertaln-ed the members of the Wabash Club of Chicago yesterday at a one o'clock luncheon in her home on State street. There were covers for twelve guests at a prettily appointed table, and after the serving of a most delicious course luncheon bunco was played. Honors

were maJe by Mrs. John Donaldson of Hammond and Mrs. Walter Harris of Chicago, and the consolation prize was given to Mrs. John Gallagher of Chicago.

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a turd ay Jbxtra STRAW HATS $1.50 and $2.50 Snappy Styles Latest in Caps, $1 to $2 Important Don's Miss It Watch Our Windows During Opportunity Sale

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TAILOR & HABERDASHER 236 E. State St., Hammond Just East cf P. 0.

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For the time beliif? there ia lull in the tempestuous career of J'me. Ganna Walska, opera star. i2 iM waitinc a divorce decree

Hme. Ganna Walska. fn Paris Courts from her husband, Alexander Smith Cochrane, New York millionaire. Gossip ha3 it that as soon as she is free

she win marry Harold F. 2Tch Cormick, harvester king, recenW ly divorced from his wife. Edit Rockefeller McCornoick.

and sister, of Sibley street, for several weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Escher, of Webb street will attend the wedding of Miss EloIse Elizabeth Lewis and Mr. Milford Franklin Henkel, at the Hyde Park X. E. Chuch on Blackstone avenue, Chicago, this evening.

Miss Lewis has visited in Hammond on several occasions.

Mrs. Myron Scott, of Buchanan, Michigan, who has been the guest of Mrs. K. O. Rick, of Wilcox street, for several days, returned to ther

' home this evening.

LIVE LOCAL KEWS "ADS"

The Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical Immanuel Church held a regular monthly social meeting in the church, parlors yesterday afternoon. After a pleasant afternoon a dainty luncheon was served at tables prettily decorated with garden flowers. The hostees were Mrs. Hugo, Mrs. Kahl. Mrs. Kaiser, Mrs. Kalwa, Mrs. R. Holtz and Mrs.

H. Holtz. Mrs, J. C Lavene, of Pasadena, California, is the guest of her father

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Wedding and Graduation Bouquets The kind that breathe the fragrance of love and friendship. Bridal and Shower Bouquets, Bridesmaids Bouquets, Flower Girl Baskets and Table Decorations, artistically arranged and specially prepared. If for the sweet girl graduate what could be more appropriate than a dozen choice American Beauty Roses? Or for a friend, what more pleasing than a beautiful Fern? Place your order for whatever it may be with us, as we are prepared to quote the very lowest prices on strictly first quality Flowers.

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.50c dozen Boston Ferns, regular $1 and $2 seller, ,35c dozen special Saturday only 75c

HammonH Eloral Co: FREE DELIVERY AT STATE AND HOHMAN PHONE 309

WASSEY'S PLEATING SHOP 1 STATE STRETCT Hemstitch with Gold ad SllTe Thread nlso potcb all cfflors. Bat. ton Hole. Buttons Covered. m brolderflnsr, - ilrmldlns, - Beading;. I'bone Hammond 440. 8-7-tf

SATURDAY ONLY 2 year Rose Bushes, Hardy, .Busseli Ophelia and Butterfly at 25c each. Arthur Schutz, Florist.

237 State St., Ham.

i On Wednesday afternoon one of j the most delightful of the early summer parties was enjoyed when

Mrs. Frank Berry Mcllroy very charmingly entertained at a bridge luncheon In her horae on Detroit street. Through the attractive rooms were numerous immense bouquets of delicate pink peonies, and on each of the six handsomely appointed tables was 'a large bouquet of Columbia roses In a crystal basket. A most delicious and dainty course luncheon was served, atter which bridge was played. Honors in the cards . were made by Mra. Otto Knoerzer, Mrs. B. E. Escher, Mrs. J. H. McClay, Mrs. Robert R. G-illis and Mrs. George Hannauer. During the afternoon delectable iced drinks and mints were served.

Mrs. W. J. Whlnery of Detroit street has prone to Lake Forest for the week-eid. where .she will attend the commencement exercises of Ferry Hall, where her daughter. Miss Mildren, is a student.

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Hammond Musical College. For the study of music In all itj branches. Phone 1523. 6-3

SATURDAY ONLY 2 year Rose Bushes,

Hardy, Russell Ophelia and Butterfly at 25c each.

Arthur Schutz, Florist.

237 State St., Ham. 6'9-1

NOTICE I will not be responsible for any

debts contracted by any person but myself. MICHAEL M. GRIFFIN, E8 Plummer eve., Hammond. 6-6-3t

Xathan Stlgllts has returned to his home on Sibley street from the

University of Illinois at Cham-paigne.

An . excellent program. Including orchestral numbers of the North Side Orchestra, ah address by Prof. Cortwrlght and one by Rev. Steffey, was greatly enjoyed by. about fifty men. Eeveral ladles of the church served a delicious luncheon in the dining room. A pplnt of contact was established between the Brotherhood and the Comets Club that augurs well for the future of the two organisations and the North Side.

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The King's Heralds will hold their June meeting tomorrow afternoon at half past two o'clock with Josephine Otto in her home, 832 Maywood avenue. The steamer race will close at this time. The Atlantic and Pacific fleets will try to see which can bring the most steamers safely into port. Plans for the picnic iln July will also bo made at this meeting. A good attendance is urged.

Lydia Wolter Van Glider last evening took part in a programme of Frantz Prochowsky In the concert hall of the Fine Arts Building of Chicago, when she sang a num-

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Last evening the Brotherhoou of the Pine Street Presbyterian Church

very pleasantly entertained the !

N. E. Comets In the church parlors.

PLAYS VIOLET IN SENIOR CLASS PLAY

The W. B. A. of Maccabees will

meet at the hall Monday afternoon at 1:39 prompt. " All officers and I members reiuested to be present. I 6-9 j

SATURDAY ONLY 2 year Rose Bushes,!

Hardy, Russell yphelia and Butterfly at 25c each.

Arthur Schutz, Florist.

237 State St., Ham.

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We are selling a $2.70 grade of House Paint at $1.45 per gallon. Guaranteed brand at $2.45 per gallon.

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TOMORROW marks another milestone

in the greatest shoe event in HAMMOND $7, $9 and,$10i2

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