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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
Wmostienciter / ct, @amI.

9anjf @ubstjcmeitc. Sen 6onlfe
CD. lutb. Ma5aretb Me1i9beo inobp>
ser ollie, iom fa1 ~forltaa oct oanlfe
Sprog, til @u6stjeltelte / &trfen paa
Siernet al @rotto og Murora She.
bper Spnoog 81. $50. Gen 6anife
Salmebog afbenpttcs, tag Sen meo.
McnigbeScns Street,, IS. 9ierre, moo
toger &onfirnnmroer / lit @jenn, sos
@len6olc Mpc., bper 2prDog 6ormio=
Bag &l. 10.
9anif-ep. .lntb, ct. stepbans Sir.
fe, &isrnet al 0rlea1ts og @tebens
@treet, @uostieneite bber Senoo9
6ormiooag SCI. II. Sbnoaesifole
81. o. Mils Dlpisafer, 8reit.
@olgatba banif=nurifc cpangeltife
Menigbcb, 5bornaS & &ice Street,
%inobpoer allie 2onosr1ea1o til fine
Mp0er. Gonif @lt6Stieneite bper
spnoag 6orut. ST. ii, .Senoagsfo=
le ST. 10. hinge 6olfs Mg0e ST
6.45 @m., og engelif @ltostienelte
&l. s bper g gnoag Mften.
Ernlten treffes bper Sag fra 81.
1-2 / &irfens STUDY.
&onfirmonoerne n1e0er MI bper
9eroag fra 81. 3-5 &irfens &on=
tor. nnoerbisning pao @ngelif, og=
ioo poa 9anif ONT gnifes.
Spnooens norif epamgeliff-lmtber.
lfe @enigbeb, @ibrnet al Canada oa
13oe Sts., bol6er @u6stieneite bper
Spn6ags Tormi66og 81. 1870 oq
9lften &l. 7.45. @en6agsffolen
lnbber 81. 8 6orm.
S &apellet paa &ibrnet al Sea
nep % Curl cts. er Ser @enoags.
ifole bper Sgn6ag @ftermi06ag ST
3 og @u6stieneite 81. 7.30 often.
S 5iebergs &alI, .S74 &apn'
Mpenue, er Ser Spn6agsifol'
bber Sen6ag @fterm. SCI. 3. - g
s. @eqle, 8aitor, $40 Capitol 9ou
lebar6.
Gmostieneite i Ben uorif.banf'
gaptif.airfe, &ibrnet at Mifor'
og 8oobbri6ge 5treets, bber 5en
jag 81. 1890 Gormiooag o. 7.3t
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
oisoonfin.

@up. Gapioion far uOnepnt
George 6. 9selion til s. 8. McTor=
lanos gftermono lom Me6lem al
Stote 8onro Of Mormol Scbool &e=
gents / Stepens Eoint.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
Det0an(keaOerooms6iem
/ g6irago.
g eibentem MS u appor
+ 9 @ 9.

Nitten Mor er benrlunOne for
Iunlf Mloeroomsbiem uloer lteole
]tigenoe Sl1otr9ter, builfct 10 er set
be0lte Seg,, pao bore 2anosm1nn0S
Sssntcrcsie ipr lelnc Toretoge,1oet, lom
oe1 tillteoepure1bc @eltprelie 10 ont
fottcr nleo bele oeres @jnrte. Set
bar Sc bepilt pes set ltprc Mrbei0e Sc
bar 1ofprt / set forlpbne slar.
N~snHtmntnr11n ! iiAitc Mnr cr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
r3cDa.

: S Morlbolltomn far Selefon=
pigerne / nogem Sis pnret paa 5trej=
fe for at opnaa bajere 2en. 6or<
ba1bling mco &on1pogniet bar intet
&el ultot brogt, met M far 8pe1ns
Mrbeioerl1nioncr toget Sugen op.
Eaa ct li6lte ltge afbolot llnionlngoe
belll1tteoes Set at ie11oe en- Delegation
nno &eprel e1ltanter ira iamtlige
llnioner til &ompo9niet og opfor0re
Set til at inorpmm1e Sen forlangte
2pnforbpjelle.
= Mrs. 9oiip Mopr1or og MrS.
Grace 8rp>pn blep olporlig for
brenot / Ell @ran6 / 8. 8. @ollep &
Cos Supply @p11ic / 9es Moines
li01te ltge. 9e forlpgte at iprtl1ge
9iennem 9uerne mes as Srappen.
Mrs. MaDnors @aor brnnote at So,
peoet, og ben0es Mniigt blep laa meo-
toget, at bu11 be11ligger / cit fritiil
Silltono. Glal,o @ollep blep olbor'
Zig forbren6t u11oer ct Torieg pao
at reboe Mrs. MaDnor. ltlDffer
bpnote, ga en- @asoltnfan0e, Jon
bar begpnbt at br9r0e, blep faitet III
i @ongen. 8egge &pin0er bleb bua:
ret neo as Stiger. @ollep maatte
fate Jig neo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
&umpuniiten Carl Snicb
/ Mimneapplis.

Ior 2an0smono, &omponilten
Carl 81ticb's 8elpg ber / @pen liolte
l1ge par Ell 8egipenbe0 pao forlflel=
Zig Maaoe. Sor ps Gnnifc bar Ser
peret en- @lnbe at ic Ell 2anOsmano,
ser bor opnoaet ct itort Nabn ber-
onre, Blue bplbet lom ST.. 8nicb blep
set al SEN MEET oplylte og intelligcnte
Gel al" 8pens 8efolfning, rl0en 9en>
inn til @otionalttet. ST.. 8uicb bar
short tit 6eorelanb % lin Nattono=
litet 9gre peo i'm berlige &11nlt, og
Minneopolis fan bepi0ne bette. Sg
@lnben oper bans 9eleg % Sptre-
Sen fer bliber life min6re neo Dor
8epib1tbe6 OH, at bon er en- al Sc
onnjfe Mmeritancre, Ser tro6s al Sen
l1bmerfelie, ser niies bam beropre,
life bar CLIENT lit @iemlanb % bets
Sprog, men boloer Sem I &9p6 og
Sore.
Denae @ioe al ST.. @uicb's &er'
lonligbeo far iiffert bioraget til, at
Sen rige &1rnlt Fan bso fine Silbere.
re timber en- ierlig Gangbl.n0 Hanot
os Danife. San ipgte life lerligt ef=
ter Bette. San er omerifanif Dor.
ger og &11nitner, ban ct enoog til en-
bis @ra0 @faber og Tortolfer at Ell
lnrlig &etning i11er1 Mniifper0enet1
og set bar / SEN ggen1fab bon fom
fer til 8pen; og naar Mnmeloernc !
On1talen al bans &oncerter gonife
ierligt frembeper fam font Ell a nj e.
rifanif Gonefunltner, er bette
fulot berettiget. Sr. 8uib hiper
berpeo ct nst 8epis for, bpor gooi
0el1 oanIfe Station fan fpie Jig ino
un0er og lepe Jig -ino / 6orDoloene
fer l1oe11 oerfor at glenune bpem 0en
er og bpor Sen Hammer fra. Mer
Set fortjener at nnpnes, at lalntlige
Mnmcloere u6trDffeligt anfgrte, al
9uicb er oanif al 6poiel og bar en-
fl1l6t uooonnet Mfriifer, in0en >bo.
fou1 fer til 2atr6et.
6oreningen 0onta bapbe oeu
muffe Sonfe officielt at bile &r,
8uicb, at Sc 0anife bploeoe bam iftt
Eliot lom &11nitner, men ogiaa ion
2%anosmono. &aa Sen fdrite Som
certafter los Toreningen bam ODER
raffe en- progtfulo 8lomiterfurp
6anife 6orper mes rg0e og bpi6'
8aano. st benne inutfte Silien oe
Mnerfien6elie / bgi @ra0 gleoeo'
6a,n % bi0rcg til at giere Minoe:
ON @eieget / Minneapolis 6prebor
{or bon1, uotalte Fan gientagne Gan
&c, og Toreningen Gonia fortiene'
allie Danlfes &aaifiamelie, foroi De,
poo Ell iaa ima1f og peroig @aoo
Gpl0ebe Dor 2m0smano.
Spao ielpe 8oncerterne angaar
. ON Sr. @ulcb 0eltog / 2eoelien al
Dor Sc / ollie &etni1ger en- Sufies
Mlle M1ujiffienoere er entge ON, q
aantaten She Sour @inos", ban
4 egen aompoiition, bois 0pfgreli
!. ban leoeoe Ireoag Mften i @bilbar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18

en- progresiip &egiering / 8iscon-
i'm. Sobn @oo6lm1o al &acine
polgtes til Hreitoent; S. sc. Sig
gins, 2ofe @enepa, 8iceprelt6ent
2ol1is 9. Magler, !@l,bion, Sefreter
9. 80. @ortbington, 8eloit, &asle=
rer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18
ct Skatte(p0rgSmaa(,
Tprp9elie al Sfatter / Dc tprrc Gumu=
t9er.

Grfaringe,r bil ultib pere SEN be0-
lte 2%eremelter / ollie 9ipets Gorbol0,
oyioa / SpergSmaal, lom De6rgrer
Sfatteforbolo. S Stater, bbor Sen
loafalote lofale Option pl fonme til
/ bpert 6olo mi6lerti6ig Mfgigrelie
peo Sc %fon1ntenbe 8olg, er ser enoel
at lore for gienoomsbeiiooere / 8e-
neutrality-suspicious. / Sc @ountper /
Micbigm, fom bar baret UNDER 2oe
fal option.
Ooflan6 County bar peret utgrt"
/ praftilf taget 2 Star. S 1907 poa=
ligneoe Gollntpets Sl1perpiiors en-
Sfot al $93,022 for &alenoeraaret
1908. S Sftober 1908, "a @ountpet
bar tprt, pnaligneoeS cit Sfat al
$100,A80 for &alen6eraaret 1909,
og libite Mar / OCTOBER blep Sfattes
ligningen forbbjet til $102,630 for
aulenoeraoret 1910. Mutomobilfa'
briferne / Eontiac bor / bei @rao
forget Sen lmleoe lfattepIigtige
Geroi / Soflano County, men troos
oette CT G%fatteaigiit pit. $1,000 /
Bette County 1teget fra $2.58 / 6e ii0'
ite vpanoe" Mor til $3.50 pr. $1,000
UNDER set nltpprenoe ytgrre" &egi,
mente.
S Sucfion County bor @fatterne
l1ere ems forooblet Zig. S Sftober
1907 pooltgne6e @ountpets 8oa>
Of S%rpcrpiiors en- @ountpifat al
$40,7S9 for @olenoeroaret 1908. s
/ Sftober 1908 paolrgne6es en- Sfo1
al $74, S62.08 for 1909, og ii61tt
lSftober paaligneoes Ell 6fat al
$9O,551.14 ior &ulen0eroaret 1910
l5ioligcre betalte 6orba1lerne al
Spiritl1oio $2G,125 / Sfotter ii
Nncfion County.
CALHOUN County Sfotter er 1teg'
ne mes 20 psf. n1oer set uterre"
&egimerte S Maret 1909 blep oel
uogipet $S3,3SS.99 for ll6gifter ii
;Gorntpet. 0cnr1e &i1ter betaler 81
enoo1nsbeli0oer,1e / CALHOUN COUNT
$1O2, 5O6.2O / Gountpifatter.
0et er laulcocs fife uoeluffen6'
Ioroel for Sfattep0erne, ser fblge1
meo 2ofol 0ption. @en foruoe,
Bette er Ser pisie an6re l1bebagelig
be6er, iom fplges mes benne Sro
ming. l1n6er 2ofal Sptipn 2oper
Micbigon fan en- 9r1tggiit life ielg
cit @int al Mlfobol til cit Manb, Sc
trenger 0en til fin ipge 6amilie ii
/. gts. cit Mfgnioning meo Bette Sto
for Sober, til 8ploning al EN- 9ampe
pber bpilfen 5peobar,1ets MGlf fa1
} blipe barn1et, til at BORNE ct Rrelle
',iern pes, til S,r6iprejtni1g al Mnti
'iSorin, naar ct Barn er ipgt al 9ii
teritis, fife e,1gang til at opleie G
@oan0fulo compboriieret @umm
mes, me6minore nran: ifal opi9ge e
,|2eee og betale bam / 6pre Comm
for l~16iteSelie al en- &ecept.
@n Dprlege fan life foreifrip
elIer gipe Mlfobol, @biifep el1er III
get lignenoe Gpirituoia for ing
&reaturer. @n 9onolege fan I'll
gipc, ems life foreifripe Ell Sttml
lant al @ran0p eller @btifp efter
babe trnffet cit Imerten0e Sano no
en- 9atiel1ts M11n0.
On @nsmo1er bar lite 2op til
!. bore ct @las b%iemmelapet Splo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18

$2,772.96
Snotester,,e / 9ienmet bar
$15s.7O, oeraf bar $79.25 inofon1=
men pes Sc forifiellige Soreningers
@cipg / 9pbet al Sommerelt.
Yao !Susfomiteens 8egne en- bier
telig Sof til alle, lom / set f%orlebne
Mor bar beiegt Siemmet og oerpeo
>glGoet sc @amle.
9grb6oiglt
30 + 3. SO IN. g eI 0 n,
@rai. for Susfomiteelr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18

= @up. 9abioion far uOnGpnt
George g. 0elion til s. 8. MeTor=
lonos gftermono lom Meolem at
Stote BOARD Of Mormol Scbool &e=
gents / Stepens Eotnt.
- Da,iel Wrgeniel1, IA Mar,
Gpn al 9. Ssrgeniea, Ell GARNER /
8locf @roof / M9rbeoen al Seem
@icbmono, ifjgo Jig / ltnoerlipet, me-
6e,1s ban legeoe meo Ell lille &tltol.
9an blcp bragt til ct @olpital | Spil=
lirgbpernc.
: @ufobrpllltp CT netop feiret al
forbenperenoe @alpernpr / @iscon=
i'm, llo9iper al @ejcriblalct ~Sooros
0airymo,,", IS. .. @ooro, og SIT
ltru / oeres @iem / Sort Mtfinion.
Sc mootog 2pfsnlfninger / Mnleo=
Ming al 9uger fra fiern og rnr.
= Miis @optbe 6ielo of So
Grosie bopoe netop ifbrt Jig 8rl16e-
orogten pg iful6e itige op / @ognen
for at fjgre til &irfen, ga BUN moo
tog ltnoerretning ont, at ben6es Sor=
lopeoe, @eralo &pon, plu6ielig bar
opo, ifglge ct Telegram, JONI benbes
Splter, Mrs. Martin Dillon | So
CROSSE mootog. 8rpllnppet ifuloe
bape funoet Steb / Gbicago.
= Sobn S. 3ieta ser bar opnaa'
ct @ergrmnelie iom 6oriparer al
0emni,gen / Sornapple &iper, Ell
MI noaet iaa pibt, at ban bar let Zig
npojoget til at anifaffe cit 5fripema
jfiue, bo bans @orreiponoance / Mn
Looming al bans &rig mos 5gmn1er
fompognierne Far autaget ct folos
lult Omfong, og ba,a enifer, at Der
ifal feres paa en- fnlot us forret
nimgsmesiig @oaoe.
Snm He6aft6rer fra forlfielli
&c Gele al Staten me0te paa Mpen11
@otel / Maoiion iioite l1ge og fitted
en- SCREENING UNDER Mapnet v2eag11
Of progressive &epublican Seems
papers Of @isconiiin" 5oreningen'
s6ormaol lfaI bore at ugiennemfer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-18

Sffe nlao Set glennles, at ri / Mar
t,ur fipbt set ti~lltpoe1loe 2onb, fort
200 500, for cit Slm al $1,000, loa
hi III, eier CT bel @locf ira @olnut
Str. til Gbc,1p Mpe., buffet CT EFT flor
@epinlt for &icmmet / set Silfel0e,
at nj ON en- lille Sis pnifeoe at bpg=
&C til, men ipm forelp6igt pil blipe
brl1gt til 8resning.
Nlt pua @ienn1et far prret TIL
frcosi1illenoe pg Sumobeoen for
bolospi3 eoo. Sre CT afynuet peo
0eoe1, nculig Gbriltim Seniel
Morgrethe Smitb % @oren Marie
Heterlc1 So CT optogne poo Siem=
met, Gbriitim %ilfo1g % @aniine
&riltine Nuoeriel loo Ser III er e.,
Eloos leoig, ipn1 nil hliue 'beiot / cit
11ur Tren1tio.
@usfon1iteen mes Mrs. @illian1
Mellou iom 6orlnan6 bar giort ct
fort % goot Mrbei0e til Tor6el for
@iemnct, bporior ieg toffer belle So
ntiteen og Mrs. Nelipn.
81 CT glooe fnr Mr. % @ers. @on=
ion, io11 lao uomnrfet pasler Sores
N,erp innl @eitprere al @ieuunet, og
oil lea hoube Sc / CT Murrpfte m1aa
peob(ipe berlneo, So oct CT ct ltort
BpM at lum poalioelige Soft Sec
l,oc.
Ser er loo nla11ge at taffe hooos
for @eaper rg @jrlp, at Set CT ban
lfeligt at tilfreositille alle. Derfor
nrpner leg fun cit, iom bar p9ret oS
Ell flor Stptte og @oaogiper, nen1lig
ST.. 8. @oltrllp. Set er en- flor
Grp9beo fpr,ps Gamer / p%anffelige
Sppr9smool at funl1e b%enpen0e %
til @r. 8oltrup.
@n Sof fra Sc @on1le til Ell %
bper, lou 1tptter Sen gooe Gag, og EFT
Saf til Sc forifiellige 5orentnger %
enfelte @errer og' Gamer, lom bar
ofret oeres Sib og lunget og lpillet
for ben1 pao @iemmet.
Min ege11 oprigtige 5af til 9eltp=
relle1l @usfoniteen og Gamer paa
Sc forifieHige &omiteer lomt 9'@rr.
3r11ltces % @epiiorcr, lom lna tro<
loft far ubfert 0eres Nrbei0e.
Gn 3of til olle Benner al Sagen.
M + 8. s. s. &pnne,
ErGl. for 9o11if M6er6oms6iem
9usfpm teen 3 &apppr
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-15
A SOCIETY EVENT.

Mr.. and Mrs G. III. Austin were host
and hostess last evening to the mem
bers of the n. P. Whist club at their
home in Carroll street. The meeting
was only the second one or the season
and it was arranged to have the parties
regularly every two weeks on Friday
in the future The next party will be
given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T.
w. Oberlin in Warren street. The en-
tertainment last evening consisted of a
dinner and cards. A daintily arranged
course dinner was served in the dining
room at six thirty o'clock. Flowers and
greens had been artistically arranged
to decorate the tables. Following the
dinner the guests were entertained In
the parlors and played several games
of whist al small tables. Only the club
members were in attendance at the
party last evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-15
PERSONAL.

Ellotsn Elliott who is attending Wa
bash College at Charlottesville, Ind.
was called to Hammond by the death
of Charles Shea. He will remain for
visit of several days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Elliott at their home
in Doty street.
Skating at the Whiting Rink every
Saturday, Sunday and Wednesday
evenings. Best floor for the purpose in
region 15-3t
William Evers formerly of Hammond
but now OF Edgewater, III. is expected
TO arrive in Hammond this afternoon
for short visit He was called here
by the death of Charles Shea.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Lau of Chicago
viii spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Ressig and family at their home in
East Sibley street.
Frank Fehling will be the guest of
relatives in Michigan City over sun
day.
Mrs. Luther Wartena of Leroy, III.
is the guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
f. +. Kunert at their home in Russell
street.
DR. Bacon of the Englewood Hospital
in Chicago was in Hammond today on
professional business.
w O'Rourke formerly of Hammond
but now of Detroit, Mich. viii spend
Sunday with friends in Hammond.
c. F. Olhausen, superintendent of the
Standard Steel Car Co. has returned to
his home in Glendale from Virginia
where he was called by the death of his
brother.
Miss Florence Loveridge is enter
tanning Miss Pauline Sauerman of
Crown Point at her home in Webb
street during the week end.
DR.. Raymond Knon of Berne. Ind. is
expected to arrive in Hammond today
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Dew eese and
family at their home in Rimbach ave.
Mrs. Knon and little daughter, Naomi
who have been spending several days
here will conclude their visit here next
week and return home with DR. knott
Mrs. Knoff win be remembered as Miss
Lulu DeWeese formerly of Hammond
Skating season opens at East Chi
cago Rink Saturday. Oct Is. 12-4t
Paul Wells of Kouts, Ind. spent a
few days this week visiting his Ham
mond friends and relatives. He was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Ray Wills
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-15
A THIMBLE PARTY.

The young ladies of the O.. E. E. club
were nicely entertained by Miss Bessie
Southach last evening at her home in
Indiana avenue. Tt was the regular
weekly club meeting and several of
the members were present. They spent
the evening in the usual way of the
club with embroidery work and music
until a late hour when the hostess
served dainty refreshments Miss
Leotha Hoffman was named as the
next hostess and she will entertain
next Friday evening at her home in
Truman avenue. The meetings are
proving very enjoyable and the mem :
bers anticipate many pleasant times
this winter
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-15
Or. VIM. FEOER HEAD
OF GARY JEWISH PEOPLE

At meeting in the Odd Fellow hall
las night steps were taken for the
organization of the Reformed Jewish
temple in Gary, to be known as Temple
Israel
Attorney Louis l. Gottlieb was in
structed to prepare articles of incorpo-
ton and to forward them at once to
the secretary of state at indianapolis.
The object of the association is for
the building of Reformed Jewish
Temple and the establishment of a
Jewish cemetery in Gary.
The following officers were elected
last evening:
President-Dr. William FEEDER.
Vice President--Sam Sax.
Recording Secretary. Lauman.
Financial Secretary-Paul Hyman
Treasurer-W. S. Feuer
meeting will be called as soon as
the Incorporation papers are returned
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-15

of Monroe street and Mr.. and Mrs. A
w. Sprague of Carroll street.
Miss Clara Dufrner has gone to her
home in Norwalk O. to spend Sunday
with her parents. Miss Mayme Busch
and n. J. Smith of Lorraine. o. and Carl
Ellsworth of Toledo, o. will also spend
Sunday at Miss Duffner's home.
Miss Blanche Nixon of State Line
street is spending the week end visiting
her relatives in Downers Grove. Ill.
Miss Marion spaulding has gone to
Evanston, III. to be the guest of her
relatives.
Mrs. Harry Kaufman and little
daughter of vincennes, Ind. are spend
ing a few days with Mrs. Margaret
Malo at her home in Carroll street.
! Mrs. 1. Reed of Burnham, Ill was
visitor in Hammond yesterdaq
There will be a meeting of the mem
| bers of Hammond Chapter of Eastern
Star this evening in the X. of p Hall.
The usual business dsocial program
will be carried out and it is desired that
many members attend.
Miss NJ. McEnroe invites you to come
in and see her fall and winter styles
in millinery. 161 state tsreet Ham
mond. Phone 1852. 10-14-2t
The members of the degree stan of
Dorcas Rebeckah Lodge are requested
to meet this evening in l. o. 0. f. Hall
in State street to prepare for initiation
of candidates. It is desired that all the
members be present.
/ Ladies wishing 10 have hair work
done, such as switches, puffs or hair
] chains, call or write to Mrs. b. Blumeu-
thai, 1907 One Hundred and Thirty sew
enth street Indiana Harbor. 13-2t
Miss Lima Lindner will be at home tc
/ the members of St. Agnes Guild of st
Paul's Episcopal church Monday even
ing at her home in West Hammond
Important business will be transacted
and it is desired that every member be
present.
Morris Iddings of Montana, who i:
visiting his parents, DR.. and Mrs. H. L
Iddings in Merrillville will spend Sun.
day with Hammond friends.
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church, who greeted the guests as they
arrived They were ushered to seats
in the auditorium of the church where
the principal part of the program was
to be given An orchestra, composed of
piano, violin and cornet played a de-
lightful program of music as the guests
gathered, and continued to play during
the entire evening. Following a selec-
ton by the orchestra Charles Surprise
announced the program for the even
ing. The Misses Lottie and Norma
Robbins sang a very pretty duett and
another musical number on the pro-
gram was a selection by a uuartette,
composed of the Misses Mitchell and
Messrs. Marden and Love. Mrs. Elaine
Duncan Cruzon was the reader and her
selection was very enjoyable. Mrs.
Cruzon came under the mana cement of
1t her first appearance in Ham
mond and she delighted her many hear
ers. On account of the length of her
reading she appeared only once on the
program, but her first reading brought
such hearty applause that she respond :
ed to an encore and gave dialect read
ing entitled, Everything Reminds Me
of Chicken" Mr.. Cruzon gave two en-
tertaining readings on the program.
An address of genuine welcome to the
Rev. Switzer was made by DIR. w. Mayes
Martin. He spoke Of the work of a
pastor in city such as Hammond and
what had been accomplished in the
church during the four years that Mr..
Switzer has been here. He concluded
by saying that it was a privilege to
, have Mr.. Swftzer returned to Hammond
for another year to work in the con-
gregation and among the people OF
Hammond The Rev. Switzer made a
few remarks in response TO the well
come and thanked the many friends for
so hearty welcome. At the close OF
the program the guests were invited
into the parlors where the remainder
of the evening was passed. The rooms
were prettily decorated with festoons
of red and white bunting and large
punches of garden flowers and fall
foliage concluded the decoratipns A
number of young ladies of the Epwortf
League passed among the guests and
served them with ice cream and cake
The affair was very delightful and
every detail was arranged to add to
| the pleasant entertainment of the
guests.
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most charming reception took place
last evening at the First Methodist
church in Russell street at which many
Hammond people were present The
reception was given to welcome the
Rev. w. F. Switzer on his return to
Hammond. An Invitation to be present
during the evening was extended the
members of the congregation. church
and their friends. and several hundred
people responded. The hours for the
reception continued between eight and
eleven o'clock and a receiving line was
formed of several OF the ladies of the
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A MISSIONARY MEETING.

A very interesting meeting OF the
members of the Woman'.s Foreign Miss
ionary Society of the First Presbyter-
ian church was held yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. George Lock-
lin in Warren street. Mrs. I,ocklin and
Mrs. Klooz were hostesses at the meet
ing A large number OF the members
of the society and ladies of the con-
gregation were in attendance as the
meeting was the regular monthly study
meeting. Mrs. r. M. Shanklin had
charge OF the program for the day
which was a study of Japan" She
was assisted by Mesdames Edward II.
Xix, Mary Holm and Elizabeth Shields
who read very interesting and enjoy
able papers on the subject. The only
musical number on the program was a
piano selection by Miss Florence Dem
ing. Mrs. F. NJ. Elliott lead in the de-
votional exercises. After the program
the guests met socially and were served
with dainty refresE-Rnts.
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A COMMITTEE MEETING.

The Members of the history commit
tee of the Hammond Womans Club will
meet Monday afternoon at two thirty
o'clock at the home of Mrs. w. H Cost
lin in South Holman street It is the
regular bi-monthly meeting and an in
vitation is extended all the members Of
the committee to be present The fol-
lowing ladies compose the program
committee. Mesdames J. o. Thompson.
A. F. Knots, A. S. stanton NJ. Frame
and E. r. Stauffer. Mesdames J. d.
Ebright, McCuen. w II. Gostlin. J. w
Davis and Charles Bostwick will serve
on the social committee for the day.
The following program has been ar
ranged:
instrumental Solo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
........... Miss Isabelle Woodman
Nocal Selectioh
..-... Mrs. A. Franklin Blackburn
Paper-''A Short History of Labra-
dor ..-......... Mrs e. r. Staufrer
Paper-"The People of Labrador"
-............ Mrs. J. o. Thompson
Instrumental Solo Observation-Disclosures.
.............. Miss Isabelle Woodman
Vocal Selection Observation-Disclosures.
..-........ Mrs. Franklin Blackburn