Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 43, Hammond, Lake County, 11 November 1922 — Page 6

THE TIMES

November 11, 1922.

Gentlemen' evening of the Ilamnond Woman'i club will be held In

auditorium of tho Hammond Ugh echool Tueiday evening. Nov. Uth at 8 o'clock. Mr. Edgar KainJ I well known lecturer will give a travelogue on that frontier wonUrland of the world. Alaska. It frill ba Illustrated with pictures in the natural color and will be both intertalntng and Instructive. The frvltatlons sent out admit two people, free of charge, as usual, but Eermission has been given tnemera by tha exeoutive board to incite as many extra guests as they tes're. Upon the payment of an Idmlssion charge of fifty cents. lira. William Lowry assisted by llrs. William Beatty welcomed the kdies of the North Side Ladies' club to' the home of Mrs. Lowery on Sheffield avenue yesterday afterkoon. A social afternoon was enjoyed with prizes In the contests K'hlch were in play going to Mrs. Bill and Mrs. Powell. Miss Emily Uwery delighted the ladles with two excellent readings. Dane were bade for a matinee party on fov. 22nd, when the ladles have fanned to see "Thank U." The hostesses brought this afternoon, to a tloee by serving lovely refreshbents. Mr. "William I-st of .Wilcox tvenue wishes to announce the tarriage of his daughter, Florpi03 to Walter Hoeppner, son of Itfltcheil Hoeppner of Hammond, the wedding took place in JlamRonj on th seventh of November. trs. I'aul Gresliam of Wilcox aveiue. a sister of the brid?, gave a niscelianeous shower In her honor in Monday evening before the redding on Tuesday. A lovely Ivming1 was sp?nt with games and tolly sociability. M1f Last was tliowered with the most acceptable in A beautiful things lovely for a Vride el?ct. The evening was iroupht delightfully to a close h:n Mrs. Gresham served a temptC luncheon. The Evening Hour department of She Hammond Woman's club will tieet Monday evening, No-. 13th at ! o'clock at the home of Mrs. Wm. ttler. 463 Bauer street. Tho lios.ess will be assisted by Miss Aldea ?epln. Miss Dinma Claim Miss Mil

dred Wray, Miss Gertrude Claus, Mrs. N. J. Austgen and Mrs. D. U, Taitt. An interesting program has bfen arranged by Miss Blanche Howell on "Ceramic Art." Musical numbers will be given by Mrs. U 1. Bomborger, who will ping a group of songs, and Mrs. 1'. J. Iyons, who will play Charninade's "Harlequin."- It is hoped there will ba a goodly attendance to enjoy this program.

Mrs. Harry Ireland of Gary, who has b:cn visiting her mother, Mrs. Iteglna Berwanger of Hammond for two weeks, will return to Gary on Monday. Mrs. Ireland has been with her mother while Mr. Ireland "i ciiiU'SS-u iJr the past two weeks. A meeting or the board of directors of the League of Women voters was held at the home of Mrs. William Love, the president, last evening at 70 Sibley s' reet. Several important mattws were discussed among them being the entertainment of the tenth dlstflct meeting by the Hammond branch. This will be a red letter day in the leaguo history and there will be some notable speakers from tha district. The local league will also hold its regularly monthly meeting next Friday evening at the home of Mrs. William Love with a reception for new members. A social hour will follow after the business is cared for. All women are welcome at these meetings and It Is our purpose to try to interest the women in the things which stand for better citizenship. Mrs. G. Durnham Unman of Hys. iop paace returned this morning from Chariest, West Virginia, where she took part in the wedding of a friend. For the last few days Mrs. Lanman l-as been in Pittsburgh as the guest of her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Unger of that city.

About twenty of the friends of Miss JeBsle Scherer have been asked to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Esshom, the aunt and uncle of Miss Scherer, 110 Carroll street, this evening to help her celebrate 'her sixteenth birthday. Miss Scherer has as her guest for the week-end Miss Jeanette Fox of Chicago.

A marriage license was Issued in Chicago yesterday to John B. Halsey of St. Louis and Miss Georgia Starkty, 22 Douglas street, Hara-Tnord.

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Mrs. M. J. Deremedy of 808 State Line street will open her home to tho ladles of the History department of the Hammond Woman's Club on Monday, November the thirteenth, at tr.-o thirty o'clock. Mrs. Albert C. Ehret will have charge of tht study for the afternoon, which la "Early French Settlers." Mrs. L. I. l!orr.lp.rger wl'.l give the entire musical program which will In. elude "Indiana Iillaby," "Alice of Old Vinccnnos." and a group of songs by .Innirs Whltcomb Kiley. Mrs. Lillian Mikesch will accompany Mrs. Bamberger. Q Friends of Mrs. Thomas Malo of 1443 Van Uuren street will be glad to know that she Is getting along splendidly after having- been operated upon It st Tuesday at tho Michael Heese hospital In Chicago. Mr. and Mis. WiUlam Lute of Highland street are the proud, parents of a daughter, born to them on Tuesday, November the. seventh. The little ,irl weighs nine pounds and she and her mother are feeling splendidly. The musical program for Sunday morning. November the twelfth, at the First M. E. church, rlayed by the Associated Concert Orchestra, under the direction of Dr. J. Arthur Davis: Nine fifteen o'clock. 1. "My Daddy." by Norworth.

2. Valse, "Sweet and Low,

Johnson. S. "Glppsland." march by Lake. Nine fifty o'clock. 4. Selection. "The American Patrol. by Meacham. 5. National Melodies, march. Ten thirty o'clock. 6. "Oh Wisconsin," march by Purdy

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The Young Women's Auxiliary of the First M. E. church of Russell street will meet on Monday evening at efght o'clock at the home of the Misses Rose and Mary" Kesslng at 446 Summer boulevard. Every member is requested to be present as this will be Mite Box Opening and there are many other important matters to be brought before the auxiliary. Miss Bernice Eastwood, who has a splendid position In Warsaw, Indiana, where she Is doing vocational work, la at home this week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Eastwood of Indiana avenue. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Brunner, Master Martin Brunner and Miss Barbara Brunner of Mansfield, Ohio, came last evening to be the guests of Dr. and Mrs T. W. Oberlin of Hyslop place for a few days.

Where Are the Dead?

Our neighbors, friends and other dead, loved ones where are they? IS THERE HOPE BEYOND THE GRAVE? All these questions will he fully answered by lIr. G. A. Hail at 3 P. M., Sunday.

G. A. HAIL

b the I. 0. 0. F. Hall, Hammond. This lecture is based solely on the Bible. I 'ALL WELCOME. NO COLLECTIONS.

Mr. and Mrs, George A. Gnerlich of 329 Johnson street are to be con. gratulated upon the arrival of a fine nine pound baby girl, born to them on Friday, November the tenth The little girl Is to be named Annamay. " The concert which the Associated Concert Orchestra, assisted by the Quaker male quartet and Mrs. L. I Bomberger gave last evening at the Methodist church was one of the

I"test of Its kind given In a long time.

The church was crowded to Its capacity with music lovers who enjoyed the splendid program beautifully given by the orchestra- The Fuaker male" quartet was greeted and encored with -a ptorm of applause for their excellent harmony which stirred the hearts of each and every one. Mrs, L Bomberger.

with her richness of voice sang beau I tifully and delighted the audience i with her selection of lovely songs.

Everyone who heard this evening of musio came away from the church glad for having taken advantage oi this program, A continuation f the list of pop. ular non-fiction books at the public library: Making the House a Home. Guest. Ways of the Circus. Conkltn. Of All Trlnga (Humor). BencWey. Songs for Parents. Farrar. Vigil. Kilmer. One Act Plays by American Authors. Mayors a. One Act Plays by Irish Authors. Mayorga. Let 'er Buck. Furlong. Westward Hoboes. Dixon. The Red Garden. China, Captive or Free? Reed. Russian Bolshevik Re volution. Ross. R. W, Emerson, How to Know Him. Crothers. Victor Hugo. Duclaux Famous Ghost Stories. Scarborough. Four Hour Day in Ceal. Emperor Jones. O'Neill. America and the Balance Sheet of Europe. Bass.

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What's What in the Labor Movement.

Songs from Vagabondla. Carmen. Opportunities Out of Doors.

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der. Outline of Science (3 vol.) Thomson. Mirrors of Vownlng Street. Gentleman with a Duster. Glass of Fashion. Gentleman with a Duster. Painted Windows. Gentleman with a Duster. . Miss Ruth Friedof of Highland street welcomed the members of the

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Ing. The regular business was cared for followed by the studying of the lesson. Plans were made for a Thanksgiving party to be given In two we:ks and the girls also made plans to give baskets to the

'poor at .Thanksgiving time. Miss

Frledhof served her guests niceiy ai the close of the' ev -nlng. Mrs. I. Pollard of Hammond left for Lima, Ohio, where she will make her home with her son. Mr. I'ollard has gone to Oklahoma for a month s visit and thn will Join Mrs. Pollard in LImt where thoy will II v? Mr. and Mrs. Lee Demurest and son George of Michigan c-lty were In Hammond yesterday to b with Mrs. Pollard before she left for Lima. DANGEROUS STATEMENT r,erd for a Nation-wide edu-

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true meaning of OUIt FLAG and what It stands for was once more evidenced this morning when an American born citizen and a man prominent in a local lodge made Btatemets to the effect that "THE FLAG," nhould be stamped In the mixd. Whvn approached by the store-keeper who was in the act of putlng up "OLD GLORY" in obscrv. ance of Armistice Day he said "prlve the Boys their Bonus." and he immediately Informed that respect to OUR FLAG and the "BONUS" had no relation to one another and jit that any further utterances made y him might pro've dangerous to his safety. The man was not a SERVICE MAN. Is it not a shame that an American Born Citizen should 'be so ip-nornnt of respect to "OUR OWN FLAG?"

MEET TO CONSOLIDATE Th Lake County Bar Association and tho local organizations of

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Crown Toint will hold a combined meeting next Monday afternoon at two o'clock in Room 3 of the Superior court at Gary. A committee has already been at work on plans for consilldatlng the four associations into one central bar association ami a report will be submitted Monday.

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Anna iPavlowa Big Success in Tokio TOKIO, Nov. Mme. Anna Pavlowa, the Russian dancer, has conquered another world capital and

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tion to her list of admirers Her iour of Japan, beginning a trip through the entire orient, has been marked by great success. Everywhere curtain calls lasted as long in time as did her own dances. The Jipan"se had heard of Rus

sian dancing, but Mme. Pavlowa is the first to dhow them what the art really Is. Just how much of it the average Japanese In the audience understood Is something of a question: there Is no similarity at all between it and the Japanese dance.

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