Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 109, Hammond, Lake County, 26 October 1922 — Page 8

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THE TIMES Thursdav, Oct. 26, 1922.

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Fair women seem to be ..he ; family ot Atl ta. (Ja. .-.s G. nemesis of the wealthy Candler ' Candler, known as the "coca

Irs. Clyde K. Byfield. left; Asa G. Candler, "coca cold kinjr," center; .Mra. Onezima de Oouchelle. right; below, Walter T. CaJl son of the "king. cola kin," is now in the limelight because he recently ca'.ied off his engagement to Mra. Onezima de Bouchelle, Ne Orleans beauty, vho now threatens to sue him for slander. His son, Walter, is beine sued by Mrs. Clyde K. Byficld, who

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tacked her in her cabin on an ocean line after a hilarious party.

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Oeorce fauirnmi. while Mr. Meyers wis attended t Ceorjre I'.aumann. M!ss Gi'christ. who was most becomins'.y gowned in an exejuisite black velvet suit with a collar of ric'-) squirrel and her smart picture hat. made a lovely bride as she a p--oached the altar. IIr corsage, .shioned of loses and swr-r t pea. mpKted hr outfit. Mrs Baji.iiin, acting as attendant, was also rerty in her brown brocaded satin . 'ck and hat of brown to match, too wore a onrsajc of roses and "ot peas to blend with her dress Followire: 'he wedding service, a nd.d breakfast was served at V Ijyndora Hou-1. Mr. and Mrs ve-s lft Hcr.iniond for Chicago. co then to Milwa ikie and Detroit o their weeding- trip. Mrs. Meyers, who has been with ', Illinois Uell Telephone Company 'r the past four years, is one of heir most affable young: women and has been beautifully fted by her circle of friends in her w-ide acquaintance. Mr. Meyers, who is well employed at the Inland Steel Company, has a wide circle of friends with whom he Is most popular. Mr. and Mrs. Meyers will be at home utter their return at 16 Carroll street.

The Embroidery Club meeting vhich was announced for Monday, October the tl.l-tieth, will be one week later, Monday, November the sixth, when the ladies will have Sirrlion at one thirtv o'clock at

the house of style 164 State Street Hammond, Indiana For the Winter Sportswoman New Hat and Scarf Sets

Light in weight, downy soft in texture, voguish and chic, scarf and hat sets of brushed wool come in tantalizing color combinations. Becoming to the very young and all who retajn the spirit of youth and the capacity to enjoy the out of door3. Very specially priced for Friday and Saturday only at

the home of Mrs. K U. Hombcrger in Glendale Tark.

Friends of Mrs. Herman Sasse of South Hohnian street, who has been quite ill for the past week, will be more than lad to know that Mrs. Sasse's condition was said to be somewhat improved this morning. The North Side "W. C. T. U. will meet Friday ever.inp. October the twenty-seventh, at the home of Mrs. Homer Beilby of Hickory street. Theiadies have been asked to come at seven thirty o'clock and it is hoped that a nun-.'ier of the ladies will be there for there is a great deal of iiT.p.rtant business to be taken care of. Miss Threasa Klassen was the honor uert at a lovely surprise party which was grivon in her honor on Tuesiay evening at the home of her parents, J99 Ingraham avenue. About sixteen youns folks composed the party who tame to the Klassen home to help celebrate this birthday and an evening- of playing bunco and other games. Intetnincled with music, was enjoyed. The prires to- the "voninc's games were awarded to Mrs. Liesenfelt. Miss Mary Ruth. Edward Klassen and William Kielman. When luncheon was served, the guests found th table unusually artistic with its huce lighted birthday cake for a center piece'. The only out-of-town ghest was Helen Stark of St. John.

The members of the Marquette Club will be the guests of Mrs. E. E. Ilell at her home on Waltham St.. tomorrow, Friday, for a one o'clock luncheon. The ladies wll enjoy the afternoon playing bridge following 1 incheon .

tained for a numlber of her friends who honored her before her marriage. The home was .prettily decorated for the occasion In fall flowers and lunoo was !n pilay with the honors going to the Misses Doris Darlington, Irene Gadsby and consolation prize to Miss Nellie Quinn. A lovely three course dinner was served to the Mesdames Schwartz. Gadsby, Kline, the Misses Myrtle Rohde. Doris Darling. Irene Gadsby. Marion Kline. Esther Pchwarti and Florence Wolf of Hammond. Miss Nellie Quinn of East Chicago and Miss Ethyel Abbott of Chicago.

Hammond friends of rM. and Mrs. Charles E. Barry now of Boston, but formerly of Chicago w 111 be Interested to know that Mr. and Mrs. Barry were Hammond guests yesterday. They have Just returned from Boston to spend the winter In Chicago.

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A splendid crowd of fun lovers fame to the Masonic Temple last evening to attend the dancing party for which the boys of the High Twelve Clu:': acted as able hosts. The evening passed all too quickly for the many couples who were enjoying the excellent music of McKelvey's Palmer House orchestra, who never piaj tHl better in their lives. Punch was served throughout the evening to the guests who pronounced this fh'-st party of the season, given by the High TwelVe boys, a huge success .

IIAM.OWrrE. PARTY About fifty enthusiastic peopje enjoyed the Jolly Hallowe'en party which the Girls' Friendly Society gave last evening at the high school. The party came together at about eight o'clock in the gymnasium, where the clever fingers of a decorating committer had been at wbrk to change tha place Into a scene of Hallowe'en. There were pumpkins with gay faces banked near the com stalks and sn occasional ghost peering at the guests. Bright colored oak leaves played their part in making the gym attractive and a profusion of weird looking black cats and witches were helter skelter throughout the room. Fortunes were told and one could try his luck at bobbing for apples. In the peanut game. Mrs. Hart came out ahead, while Mrs. Funderburk was given consolation prize. The gum molding contest brought forth its rewards when Mr. Thompson won the gentleman's prize and Mrs. Funderburk wen tho ladies' prize. Dancing formed a pleasant part of theJ evening's entertainment, for which Harold Austgen's orchestra played enjoyably. The srdrlt of a Hallowe'en was carried out cleverly even to the serving of cakes and ice cream moulded Into the shape of tiny pumpkins. The patrons and patronesses of this splendid party were Mrs. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Loudon. Mrs. Fetr Langendorff, Mr. and Mrs. George Kobe and Mr. Walker. Mrs. Thomas McCormack of East Chicago entertained a number of friends at an evening bridge lst

evening for the pleasure of Mrs

Leonard J. Moran. Bridge was in pjy at three tables with Etfiel Brown Sheffield winning the flrst nr'z" nnH Kl'snor Berkman winning:

A pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mrs. Charles chrelber Thursday eveninc when she enter-

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Hammond Mui5ical College. For the study of music la aU its branches. Pbone 1523. - (.

There will be lots of Hallowe'en fun and good music at tbe Ge-mania Club House Saturday night. Oct. 28, given by the German Beneficial Union. Come and have a good time. 10-25-3t

Tedro and Bunco Party with dance. Thursday evening at K. and Ij. of S. hall, over Eior. Store, glvi by the Protected Home Circle. Admission 25c each. Everybody welcome. 10-25-2t

The Arcadians, a rare and happy association of talented musicians and entertainers, will give a program In the Pine Street church tomorrow evening at eight o'clockThis Is the first of the five numbers in the Lyceum course, furnished by the Dennis Lyceum Bureau of Wabash, Indiana, which is being rut on under the auspices of the Men's Club of the church. The Arcadians give and deserve the best. Hear them! 10-26

The Masquerade Dance of the Evening Hour Department will be held at the Masonic Temple on Friday evening, October 27th. Tickets at Stewart's Hat Shop. 10-2G

Regular meeting of the German Beneficial Cnion win be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock. 10-?6. HRNRT ELSTER. Secv.

the consolation prise. Mrs. Moranwas served at one large table with

was given a most attractive guest prize. Following th"3 bridge, luncheon was served at the small tables, made festive with lighted pumpkins and the Hall mo'en crepe paper and napkins and ea -h place was marked with a clever nut basket suggestive of the season.

The D. 1 1, of U. T. Club had a sji'endld meeting last evening at the home of Miss Beatrice and Miss Helen Dobson. 83" Ilohiuan street. Business of the usual nature being taken are of, the girls played whi.-t at three tabls. with Miss Bertha Taussig winning tli" first prise and Miss Mollle Krlgfr winning the second prize. Miss Altliea Young of Indianapolis, who is here as the guest of Miss Helen Dobson. was given a lowly guest prize. When the refreshment time approached, the guests found their places at one large table, mode gay for the occasion with the bright orr.nge end black colors of Hallowe'en and one large oranae colored plant In the center of the table. A unique feature of this splendid two course luncheon wa the fun made possible by the serving of a tuffy apple to each guest with the task given them to jve which one could eat her apple the fastest without picking It up. In tills conte.'.t. Miss I na Iteinsold was the cleverest. These D. If. of R. T. girls wll be with the. Taussig slstrs in two weeks for a kindergarten party.

Its center piece of lovely fall flowers and other appointments suggestive of Hallowe'en. Each guest bad a cunning nut basket at her place with a little black eat on It and there were also cheery ;utopklns about the table. Following the luncheon hour the ladies played five hundred and bunco, with Mrs. William Nc.i-rain and Mrs. Hichard -Slater winning high honors and Mrs. Brusel winning the consolation prise. Mrs. S;ivry was also given .i lovely guf prize. MICHELSTETTER RESIGNS FROM DeLUXE THEATRE

William Bince of foj state Line street is confined to Ms home with an infected foot.

The Pythian Sisters, who will meet tomorrow evening at the Pythian Castle Hall for their semimonthly meeting, will have the regular routine work to car for ati't a report of committees is looked for. The meeting promises to be one of interest for the ladies.

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Occasioned by the . presence Mrs. M. Eaecry of Washington. D

an aunt of Mrs. Fred Donovan, and also occasioned by the departure of Mrs. J. D. Brusel for California, waa the attractive luncheon with which Mrs. Fred Donovan honored these ladles by asking a number of friends to her home for luncheon at one o'clock yesterday. Luncheon

Charles Mlchelstetter, one of the most successful theatre men Hammond has ever had, will retire from tlie management of the DeLuxe theatre. Sunday. Mr. Michelstetter came f Hammond as manager of the DeLuxe in 1915 when that house was a complete failure. He built it up nnd made it the beM paying theatres in the county. While. serving the own ers he also served the th'-s t re-going pir'-il ic . Four years at;o Mr, Michelr-tetter became troubled by an affliction of

the eyes known as Optic Atorphy. After being treated by many specialists and corresponding with renowned physicians In Europe, he learned thr.t medical science knew of no c-u i e for the ailment. He has been told by the most reputable authorities on eye diseases that he will .-.offer a complete loss of fight in 1923. In March this year. Mlchelstetter '-MMiglit the DeLuxe theatre and sold if ti Hi.- S. .J . (Jregory Thestt b al

Syndicate, tho present owners. Il leaves the theatre ct the height of prosperity. ' Last month's rclpts were twice those of March, the month the Gregory people bought t.he house.

Present trade routes could bi greatly shortened by submarine cargo carriers going by way of the Arctic Ocean under the field of Ice which seldom exceeds fourteen feet in thickness.

Coughs and Colds Catarrh, Croup, S o r e Throat Banished By

Hyomei. The germs of catarrh do not exist In the same atmosphere with sntifeptic Ilvomei (pronounce it High-o-me . Li eath Hyomei nnd relief from ratal rh. couf.bft, rore throat or ..old will come in two minute. Breathe Hyomei and that stomach stiatniT.g and hawking in the morning will quickly disappear. Breathe Hyomei and kill the catarrh gerrns; heal the inflamed membrane, stop the discharge of mucus

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tne nose. Breathe Hyomei for a few minutes each day anil rid yourself of lon'emptible catarrh. Breathe Hyomei -give it faithful trial and then, if you are not satisfied, you can have your money back. Hyomei is sold by druggists everywhere and by Summer's Pharmacy. Adv.

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