Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 235, Hammond, Lake County, 20 June 1922 — Page 6

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THE TOTES Tuesday, June 20, 1922

About four hundrei women of the Federated Clubs of the State of Indiana took, advantage of the opportunity offored thtm to visit the "Dunes1 under expert euldance and enjoyed what was termed a "perfect day." Tho women, took their own lunches and the members of the ITairie Club, a group of Chicago club women who hava one of the finest carnpa along the beaches of Lake Alichlgran. served coffee to them. After lunch, the women divided into five sight-seeing- groups. Some preferred Jit. Tom. others Tremont and other notable peaks, and still others picked tie trails over tho sand hills and followed them or Just walked along the beach. All finally met at the home of Mr. Frank Dudley, the Dunes artist, who entertained them with, an illustrated lecture of great interest and also showed the ladies tha sketches and paintings he is working on at present and contemplates completing this summer. Then there were short talks by Mrs. Y. J. Torrence of Evansvillo, Indiana, who is the state president of Federated Clubs; also by Professor Mary Matthews of Purdue University at IaFayette, and by a number of the district chairmen and others taking active par.t in the work of the clubs. Mrs.

LeGrande T Meyers and Mrs. O. C. E

Matthles of Hammond representing

Lake and Porter counties. Ham

mond was well represented with

large delegation of women, as was

also Mishawaka, South Bend, St

Joseph county. A special train car

ried the ladies there, and back, ad

ding much to the convenience of

the trip, and everyone expressed the opinion of an ideal c'.ay beneficially

spent.

The Stitch and Chatter Embroid ery Club will meet Wednesday aft

ernoon at the home of Mrs, Highland of Indiana avenue.

Ora

Mrs. Carl O. Bauer charmingly en

tertained at her home on Lyons street yesterday afternoon at a one

o'clock luncheon honoring Miss nnrothv Rohrer. who will become

the bride of Mr. Jacob Louis Brusel

on Saturday, the twenty-fourth

Throughout the rooms were lovely

bouquets of Marguarites and pint roses. After an exquisitely appoint

ed luncheon, bridge was enjoyed at five tables, the honors going to Miss Hammond and Miss Ger

trude Sheerer, an3 Miss Rohrer re

cpivorl a lovelv iruest prize. This

afternoon Miss Florence Hammond ci-iii pnterfaln In Miss Rohrer's

honor and tbis evening Miss Mildred

and Miss Gertrude Sheerer will en

tprtain and tomorrow Miss Wilma

ni ATiR rerplia Bicker will fete

Miss Rohrer at their home on Doug

las street.

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Miss Mildred Sheerer of Warren street returned yesterday from Madison, Wisconsin, where she has been attending- the University of Wisconsin the past yeax. Miss Sheerer waa Initiated into the Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity there this spring.

Miss Ruth Couch and Miss Ura Luttrell have left Hammond for their summer vacation. They went to Detroit by train, from where they will take a boat to Buffalo; then they expect to visit o f ler points of interest and return home.

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Miss Claryce Hirsch delightfully entertained the T. T. U. Club last

evening in her homo in Kenwood

Bridge was played and high score

made by Mss Eltes:;a Emmerlnc

The club will meet with Miss Helen

Wolf of South Hohman street on

next Monday, June twenty-sixth.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Miller of State

Line street will leave tomorrow

morning for Oshkosh, " lsconsm, to

be gone several weeks. They will visit Mrs. Smith's sister, Mrs. Max Raker, and other relatives and

friends.

Size. Fabric Cord. Tube. 30x3' ..$ 6.75 $ $1.30 30x3'$ ..... 7.95 11.50 1.50 32x3 8.95 14.95 1.75 31x4 11.50 16.75 .95 32x4 12.00 17.00 2.25 33x4 . 13.50 18.00 2.30 34x4 14.50 19.75 2.35 33x4!2 18.50 24.00 2.50 34x4K2 19.50 24.50 2.70 Also slightly usad Tires as low as $3.00

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Independent Market Co. 181 East State Street Hammond, Ind. SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY JUNE 21, Fresh Cut Veal 1 7 n Select Brand Lean 1 AChops, lb. , , 1 Salt Pork, lb 1 C Fresh Cut Pork 1 7 r Fancy Alaska Sal- OH Steak, lb. , ' mon, tall can. r.,UC Fesh Meaty 1 Large Dill Pickles, f f Spare Ribs, lb. , , U2 3 for , , , , , f . f f A Sugar Cured $ofl- 1 As Imported Spanish A C ing Eicon, lb. ...... A Queen Olives, qt. TRY A CAN OF BOHEMIAN "BETTER BREW" gg 1 Special f ..................... I t

Miss La Took, well known as a saleslady of fine and high grade sta

tionery, has turned over her trade

to Mrs. R. O. AVinckler, who will sell the stationery, the proceeds of

which will be turned over to the Guild of the St. Paul's Episcopal

Church. Any of Miss La Pook's cus

tomers wishing to purchase more of this fine taper are asked to get

in touch with Mrs. Wtnckler.

Mrs. Gordon Blythe Anderson of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is the

truest of her father. Mr. A. Murray

Turner of Glendale Park.

Mrs. TV. J. Hastings of Hystop

Place will entertain th Thursday

Afternoon Club at a one o'clock

luncheon on Friday, June twenty-

third.

Cards have been received from Mr.

Julius Meyn, who is spending the summer at Eaton's ranch in Wyoming:, reporting a marvelously rough

and ready time

Miss Leoda McAleer has sent

cards for a one o'clock luncheon at

the Gary Country Club on Tuesday,

June the twenty-sixth.

If you are Interested in what is

being done at the county farm, the

jail or the- detention home; if you

want to know what kind of treatment the Inmates of these institu

tions are getting, be sure and at

tend the all-day session of the Quar

terly "VV. C. T. U. County Executive

to be held on Wednesday at the

home of Mrs. J. B- Graves on Erie street. Go and spend the day or drop In long enough to hear the plans for the trip which will be

made on Sunday, June twenty-fifth.

A pot-luck dinner will be served.

Everyone is invited.

Through an error of The Times

last night It was announced that

there would be a dance at the Country Club on next Saturday, but be

cause of the extensive plans which are being made for the dance on

ly fourth there will not be- a

dance on Saturday.

Mr. E. C. Terry, ion of Mr. and

Mrs. Carl Terry, is touring In the

east. He will be gone for three or

four weeks.

Teddie Chapman, son of Mr. and

Mrs. Kay Chapman, left last night

for California to be the guest of his aunt for the summer.

A surprise farewell party was

tendered Mrs. P. Przybyl of Maywood Park last evening by a host

of friends. Mrs. Przybyl and daugh

ter Anna wilU leave for Europe on

the twenty-fifth of June. Games.

music and dancing were the fea

tured diversions of the evening, and

delicious course luncheon was

served to twenty-five guests. Mrs. Przybyl was presented with a beau

tiful silver serving tray. During

the period of ever twenty years that Mrs. Przybyl has resided in Hammond she has gained a large circle of freinds who are reluctant to see her leave. Miss Frances Klassen of "Williams street and Miss Ruth Brossman of Chicago are the guests of friends and relatives at Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota. Miss Grace Hotchklss, who has been a teacher In the English department of the Hammond Industrial High School for several years has .taken a leave of absence for one year. She Is planning to take a course In the University of Call-, fornla at Berkeley 'for the summer at the completion of which she Is going to Honolulu and probably to Japan.

Mr, and Mrs. S. B. Tteagon, cf Van Burent Street, have as their guests Mrs. J. B. Styles and daughter of Asheville, North Carolina. Miss Ruth Dlckover who has gone west for a few weeks reports a most delightful time. She went directly to Denver from Hammond where she spent a few days then to Colorado Springs, and she will continue her trip to Pikes Peak, then she will ispend several days in Yellowstone and Glacier Parks, Mies Dickover expects to return to Hammond about July Fourth. Mrs, Rose SuTIivan of Hohman Street will entertain the members of the Golden Rod Camp and their friends at a Tedro party tpmorrow, A large attendance is anticipated.

Milwaukee where they week-end guesta of Mrs,

t Miss Grace Zahrley is the house guest of Miss Dorothy Dye, of Johneon Street.

Winn M. Jones has returned to his home on Moraine Avenue for the summer from Purdue University. He expects to take a position with the Hammond Dairy Company for the summer. His work there will be beneficial as he is taking a course In agriculture and dairying at the University. "Rusty" Is a little late in getting home because his duties of housc manager of the Kappa Sigma House kept him occupied a week after the other boys left.

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will be no dance

Club on Saturday.

The General Aid of the First M. E. Church will meet tomorrow In the church rarlors at a one dfclock luncheon. AH of tho members are cordially invited to be present.

Mrs. Grace Bell-McLean and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mott. Sr., will leave Thursday for Dond Du Lac, Wisconsin.

Mrs. F. O. Paige is entertaining the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club at her home on Morrairie Avenue this afternoon.

Ml s Ethel Murphy and sister have returned from a motor trip to

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Miss Lola Hemstock of the Domestic Science Department of the Industrial High School left for Montreal last Sunday. On Thurs

day she will sail from tlfere on the

Canadian Pacific Route to England. She is making the trip with a number of other tourists under the guidance of Dr. Kaufman of Chicago University. Trey will tour all of Central Europe and will return to the States In the fall.

Dr. Conway, head of tlTe Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, was the week-end guest of Mr. A. Murray Turner at his home In Glendale Tark.

Miss Laura Fitzgerald will undergo an operation at the Wesley hos

pital some time this week when she

will have her tonsils removed.

Miss Thelma Stretfbe!. of Chi

cago, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. SVoebel, of Urbana, Illinois, formerly of Hammond, was the guest of the A. M. Turners for the week

end. Miss Stroebel is doing Renort-

orial work for the Associated Editors in Chicago.

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have the opportunity to see this

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"Peacock Alley' presented by Rob

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email town American youth and

finds her husband's people scandal-

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proved streets would g-iive traffic a pood passage from the extreme east erly and of Chicago avenue into the Harbor. The main Idea la, however, to construct a good road for the operating: of fire trucks between N'o. 3 tatlon and Indiana Harbor. Six new fire hydrants were ordered to be Installed "by the board of works.

Three Are Arrested Upon the suggestion of Captain Tim O'Neil, Federal Prohibition Officers Rhed and Weeks, are again ipryinft Into the Calumet district of

East Chicago. Their searching brought three new cases to light when accompanied by Captain O'Neil and officers TrtanJ and Parenicka, they arrested: Bertha Ambrus, 6020 Alexander avenue, Joseph Jflepon, 4938 Melville avenue; Frank Mlhok. 4952 McCook cjvenue, charging Mlhok of violating the state liquor law and toav lng a still In his possession.

Reported Missing Mrs. Bertha Hendee, who was last seen in the Calumet -district of East

Chicago with another man, lias been reported missing from her home at 2341 Warren street, Chicago, by her hueiband, frince May 20. She Is eald to be 39 year old, 5 feet and 7 inches tall and built tout. The East Chicago police are looking for such & woman.

Mrs. Dan Davla. who was a patlent In Mercy, hospital, Gary, for several days, was brought to her home on 145th St., Sunday, where ehe is improx-lng nicely. fiefl friend, Mrs. Synder, of Chicago, Is taking care of her.

ized when she goes back to his home resulting in the couple seeking

their fortunes In Xew York, is one which gives Miss Murray unusual Opportunity to appear in many gorgecus and artistic costumes among elaborate settings.

150th Street Bids.

Unusual at the mentioning of improving I50t!h street, there was no disturbance in the proceedings of the East Chicago board of works meeting yesterday afternoon when bids were received and opened for the improvement of this street. The Tids were ordered tabulated and presented to the board members at their next regular meeting, Monday, June 26, when this contract is expected to ibe awarded. Engineer Chapman was instructed to prepare plans and specifications for the Improvement of Euclid avenue from Chicago avenue to 143rd street and on 143rd street east 'to Parrish avenue. Such im-

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