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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07
JAMES j. HILL
ON KINGS DEATH

SPOKANE, May speaking
of the death of King Edward of
England, James J. Hill said: ITO
the business world at large, Eng
lan< means a mighty force, and 1t
will be the most natural thing in
the world for commercial affairs
to feel the death Of King Ed
ward"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07
MOURN KINGS DEATH

fas if a French ruler had passed;
away. 4 - NJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07
HOUSE WANTED NOW

II you have a vacant house a
To Rent ad in The Times will tell
thousands of tenants about 1t.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07
E. E. PETERSON

has moved to 1893 So. c ST.. OPP
posite the postoffice. 80"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07

Not only are they thorough
ly moderately are years
ahead" Perfect comfort
they are scientifically modelled
perfect style.
As the People Who Wear Them
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

0cQeun peroen oas 8sihiB fir uns
bebienen.
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0eftpblener Sefittitel
a(s Si6sr6sit fdr me6rsre Dar(e5en
6inter(egt.
J. @. Sbeef nni gsranlaiiuns Der
AHotiat.s CHARITIES perbaiiet.

Die 9ebeimpoIi3iItsn Grum uno
aubfsrs perbofteteu gsItern Worgen in
Der Office Der Ysretnigten DobItbds
tisteitss.Isli4often an 8roaopap sis
nsu Waaun, ipeI1er iih als ). W.
Gbeef, 80 SABRE alt. BON Davenport.
Sa., regiitrirte uno fperrtsn benisIben
untsr Der antloge beg griaugsns bon
gsIb untsr faIi9en 8orpGnosn elm.
Sheef bate ith Dor sinigen Sagen
in Der Sfftce eiugeitelit unb ben 5ilfss
iuperintennenten 2luerbdh um Elm
0arIeben bon SO sriuht. Gr ertldrte,
cine 5orm nabe WtanspilIe, Sn., 5u
sienen uno srbot iih, ben geiibtitsl
als Si4erbeit Su bintsrlegsu. Der
9orI6las fpuroe unssnommeu unb
oas setpiinihts Darleben bsrpillist.
Ginige Gage fpdtsr itelIte Der Rann
fih ipieber in Der Office Elm uno ere
belt S12 msbr. StrrH ausrba6 mar
mittlsrpsils bic Sa6e psrbdhtis pors
sstommen unb sr paHbte fidl ibrifts
LID on bic 8eb0roen bon MapspilIe.
or erbieIt bic 4nttport. oab bic be-
treffsnbe sSarm gieentbum zines Sus
musl Qsmmind, bon Ro. 2O1S gait.rn
4pe.. Cincinnati, iei. auerbah fsBts
iih fefort nit IeBtsrem IN 8erbins
buHg, unb 2emmind ioentifi3irte bic
Beiiburtunbe ols i.in Gisentbnm. Or
ertldrie, bdb oitjelbe gltth5eitig NIT
ieinem friibren SausaenoFen SuIius
Gheef aus ieinem 3immtr ptrfhtpuns
ben iei. 9ebterer itelIt. iidJ einigeJnee
Ipdter tpteoer in Der Sffiee Der 8srs
einisten 0obltbdtieteitss s9ef.aI6nften
Elm unb ptrfufte. Elm tpeiterts 8ars
leben auf bic urtunbe su srhalten,
reip. bic lebtere fir $3.50 su pertaus
fen. Superintenoent 9luerbnd) fors
oerte ihn auf. om 5reitas Worgen
trieber su fommen, uno bendhrihiiate
Iofori bic polisei. Die 9ebeimpolis
siiten Grim unb auhfers psrbarsen
Iif, bintsr elmer lpanifhen Wanb uno
borteH bic unierboHolungeu stpifhen
9luerbah uno Sbeef. ipelhe bamii ens
oeien, bab Iesterer Elm tpeiteres Dars
leben bon $40 In eei.nnseihnetsn pns
pisriheinen srbislt uno entaegsnnabm.
Sm nGhIien aueenblid erfoleis feline
9srbaftung. Der 0efaHsens gnb gu.
bic 8eiiBtitsl fir bic 5arm in Gems
mids 3immer aefunoen uno iih nnges
sisnst 81 babeH. Su isinsm geiibe
tpurben sipei gheds porgefunben. uno
3tpdr Der cine ouf So Icutenb, ousaes
fteut BON alms &. Doepte, unb Der
anbere, auf $3.50 lautenb, ousseIteat
BON gborIes Soffmann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

ri6t cine fhriFtIide GrtIdrung unterz
breitet, tpprin sr unfubrt, buB im5aLls
ieines Sobes, Ietre Sdtpeitsr, Srau
mtrnie Sdirsnbet, ibn beerben IoQ.
Der psrI0nlihe Ra6laB oss Roger
Sonnaforb bstrdgt $2113.53; oerjes
nigs Der Qppotonia QBel $3.50; berisntz
ge bes Somes Qrmftrono $500.
Sobn Suqtpun lit SsitamentsboIs
itreter BON gli3obetbSuQipan; 9runDs
eigertbum $4,000.
Goitb SupIor lit SeItamentspolltrez
dertn BON Wm. s. SapIor; perionu-
lien $25OO.
Qi33ie 6ruenemeier lit leItament5s
politrederir bon Ghrtitiun 9rusnss
meier; PerionaIisn $500, GrunbeigsHz
t9um S250O.
2ouis ). Dalter 1T 5sitamentspoqs
itretcr BON Dalter g. 5iIber; geriOs
nalisn $25,0O0.
Sobn ;gro3sr lit 3sTamentsDoqs
ftreder BON 2auru 5ra5er; geriOnaIieu
$500.
8eri6isbenes.
Wesen angebli6eu &ontrattbru6es
Itrengtsu 5annie SIubsr uno 2ouil
2lLtmann etne GIuge iiber $4,000 geger
,Jiubor Gutenberg an.
3. u. 8ipp. Rsceipsr Der Stanoart
Uliqpprt Co., bot cine 5oroerun9 iber
$733.80 gegeH oteRoae. .8runsr Bulb.
ing 60. eingerei6t.
Quf 8runo srlittsnsr gerlssunger
BEL elmer StrabenbubnzGoGtiiOu bal
Geo. g. plante cine aIage iiber S2,:
292 eegsn Die Cincinnati 5ractipu 60
angeftrsngt.
Solomon Salm betdrnts iih 9eIterr
oe5 Rotb3uhtsperiuts, begangen ar
6elen 3orp in 5urtpeq. ibulbig uni
puros Der Staatsz zReformanItaIt iiber
tpieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

Mmenbtments. gr iuies in ieiner ers
ldufernben 2lniprdhe 1T eriter Gtnis
oarauf bin, bab in Der Sroinan5 duf)
fein Mort bon benz 8au Des gsntrai@
babnbofs Itiinbe. or bate oaber etnen
biesbesiislihen YdHus ulisgsdrbett.t,
fotpie einen gaHus be3iisli6 Der gurgs
fdafisitellune fiir aenaue 4usfubrung
Der geitimmuHeen unb 8ebtnguHgen.
5err Scbn Welo BED ertldrte Iib dls
8ertreter bes gufinsb Wen's Club
i'm grinsip nit oem BrOiett bonig
einperItdnosn, fpolIte jeood oerI6iepss
ne amenoirungsu asmaft bdben uno
psrlaugte al bisiem 3tped, oab bic Be
rat6unaen in brei WofeH tpieper aufs
eenpmmsn tpiirben, ndbreno in Der
3piitenssit bic Sroinon3 in ibrsn
ginselbeitsn, sinTdlieBlih Der iopeti
unterbreitetsn 4menoements, ourhgss
qanqen piroe. or fiibrts aus, baB
bisis SrDindrs bic pihti9ite lei. ipess
DIE ie BEN Stabtrdth poreelegen nnn
bic Stoot bober isbr boriihtie ietu
iolle, um iiH ibre Rehte su pabren
uno niht ettpa ftd elmer 8efsaihdFi
auf 9nooe ober llngnaoe 5u trgeben
bic bann Elm urdniehtbares WonOpol
fir ods projett tines Gsntralbabnbofs
babsn ipiirbe. 5err BED tpiu tn ber
Srbinun3 sans esnau beItimmt rpiis
len, pas nit benz 9aFus eereirt III,
fpefd1tr beitimut, odb Die 9eieaIhaft
binnsn Sabresfriit nit ben arbeitsa
beginnen mub. Gr lit Der 4niiht
pdB Die GeIe[ihdFt gum alIerminoe'
item na6 SufresfriIt ben gsfpeis sr.
bringsn follte, oaB lie $5.000,000 in
Der aaiIe babe uno oaB lie oann &C.
haltsn Iein fplIte, mpnatIit etpd
100000 fir bic 4rbeiteu ausBugeben
5srr 9. $. Eroger trat odfiir elm
bab in Ipdteitens oisr5shu Sdgen riG
Sdhs bsfinitiD erlebist tperben follte,
ipGbrenb Gensraf 5eaiorsooo in BE-
rsoten Worten iih eeeen cine fpeitert
8erfhlsppungspoIttit unb ShDar5s
feherei pertpnhrte uno Elm fofortiges
6dnosln befiirportets. Tds apms
mittee tpolIte Iih odun Bis Wlittpod
bsrtaoen, um honn Die 9erathung iibsl
bic unterbrsitsteu 3ufdse dufsunehs
men, dber berr Ulullen tpubte e oas
bon su iiberseugen, baB es i'm Snter:
eHe Der 8urserihdft lei, psnn NIT 0sr
9urtberatbung Der Srbiuans unDer'
siiglih begonnen piiroe uno bic Scr:
rem isbteu Ii6 Iofort nit ben 5errsr
gettmaun, BED uno ben Witulieoerr
bes bonn Wapor srnannteu giirgers
COMMITTEES on ben 3iit unb mudter
ii4 on bic qrbsit. Dsitsrs Fonfsrsu'
ser iolleH bon nun on an jeoem Wo.
dentuge big 3um Jreitog ituttfiHoen
iporduf bic Groinans in ibrer nsu.r
JaiIuns am 5reitag Ia6mittdg Der
gureern, bic fid gu Der 9sridmmlun:
sinfinosn, unter6reite. tperoen rpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11
a6entcuer(i6e Gntfd5ruRgsgefdidle

Giienbabnbetettio glei1ert funb ge'
tern in ben Soften Der .. uno 8. Gia
ienbabn in Gumminspiue einen Gnaa
ben Dor, tpeI6er bitterlih petute uno
auf 8efragen ertIdrte, BON etnem unz
betQnnten Wunne aus ieiner 5eImQtbsa
VuDt SpringfieIo eutfiibrt rporben Az
iein. 8lei6ert bru6te ben 8nabeH
mad Der 10. qoli3ei z9iItrtttsitatiou,
ipo perielben osm Otenitbobenben a0r'
pordl Srebs ieine QeioensqeIhihte ere
3dblte. Gr CAB istnen Nameu als So
COB S6netoer, 10 Sabre alt. Don
SprtRgFitIo, 8, an uno ertldrte, beim
Spieleu in Der Ndbe ieiner elterli6en
Wpbnunq BON sinem W(anne ergriffen
uno gepultTum in sinsn perIonen3uge
gebraht nOrDen 3u iein. Der 5remoe
babe oas 5ahrgelo fir t9n mad Ginz
cinnatt be3ablt uno i'm, als Der 3ug
in ben 9ofen in Gumminspile an
belt, gum Qusiteigen ee3pungen. 6ier
| babe fatn Gntfubrer itt entfernt, nit
Der 4ufforoerung, auf ibH 3u rparteH,
oa er in tur3er ,3eIt 3uriidtommen rpers
be. Die goli3ei Itentt oieier abenteuer"
Iihsn gntfubrun9sgsI6itte tetnen
8lauben, ionberu lit uber5sugt, baB
DER 9nabe frsttpillig pom 5auie fortgss
laufsn lit. gr ptrb feitgebalten lperoen,
bis ieire Iofort benahrintigten glterH
Don ii6 bOren loHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

probirt I'll. 9. MetoI poliib.
unb .garteepers Grieno@. 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

BingD 4nberion, uuIer ltnt5bdnbis
ger ShleuDerer aus geras, tpuroe gez
fern pom 6duptIing 8riffitb fir Die
Dauer Der bissi0brigen Saifon an ben
Dapton, s., alub (gentr. QT,) iibers
trdgeu, Inn bort aontroue Iber oer
San gu erperben. ponu6 er 5u Den
,Reos" 5uriidtebrsn piro.
5dnqer Wtc2ean beAauptet, bag I'M
fer Rusr Sdlsuoersr Burns ben be.
iten g dGei6 9aQ tpirft, Der ibm
iemal5 pom einem 2iutsfliisel Suge=
iunot Duroe.
gor ieiner 4breiis pon grooflpH mad
Bottom Iihsrts 5duptling 8riiiitb ben
Qbfdnaer WfcUtilldn bon 9rootlpH,
no er iiber3dblig mar, unb piro ben,
Ialben fpfort ais StsQoertreter Dom
neps benuBsn, bem einigs Rubetuge ges
boten iino.
Sad Ropau lit Der ein3ige unIerer
Sdleuberer, tpeIher in bieier Saiion
nod tein Spiel psrloren bat, obgleid
ibm bies tpegen ieiner unbeItdnoigen
apntroue iiber ben gau itpn mebr'
mails bate pafItren tonnen.
Gin Rep gorter Sport bistst in eis
ner hiefiaen engliiden Woresnssitunc
cine Wette bon $3.50 eeEn oleihe
Summs on, baB uniere yRsDs" niht
bObsr als i'm 4. 9las aus benz heuri.
gen psnuantsGampfe berporesben iper'
ben.
9as fir gsitern Radmittag aui
oem Proeramm ftshenos srite Spiel sis
ues pisrtdeigsn 2ourniers spiiher
oRsbs" unb r8obnsnfreTerH" puroe
our1 Resen perhiuosrt unp uuf ben
udhiteu 8eiud) Der Ginctuuutter III
9oitou perihobsn.
Vdfie SpislpldBe in gbiIdoelpbiu
uno grootlDn psrbinosrten Die fir &c,
tern bort unsefaeten SpisIs mttgtttss
burg, reip. ct. 2ouis.
Das Spiel in Rep gort ergab fol-
senoes Reiultat:
Nsfp Ynrt .....104000O00-5
Chicago .020000040- 0--e
5eute gtuhmittas Spiel stpiI6er
Cincinnati unb Bottom. 9aspar uni
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y. 8. 6. u.

Im beutigeu Nabmtttae psranftdI4
ten bic MitsIieber Der Young @omens
gbriitian 4Fociatiou stnen gemstua
ihaftlinen4usfIug nah WaotionpiIIs.
Die gbeilnebmerinnen tperoen iid um
5pei ubr Radnittags in benz Gsa
6auoe Der gersirtgung osriammeIn.
Tas Ttrettortllm plant etne Qnss
oebnuug Der aurfe I'm SdneioerH,
Yugma6en unb Der Stiderei uuo gu
oieism 3pede III elm neues Oepartes
msrt uHter benz Sitel .8omeftic art~
es1haffen tporoeu unb on bic Sptbe
bieies Departments piro 5rI. Weobel
WocDonalo treten. bic nom StoutSn=
ititute tn Wenomtnee. Wis., eraouirt
bat. Der llnterritt in alien SlaHsn
beetnnt am 4. Sttober.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

RofsQa S6neibsr. 20 U2inutsn,
317 SeiB Strabs, S6pGbe.
2Afreo genBe, 45, 4O6 70. 3. StraBs,
Shpdde.
Qatban Better, 2. 4O3 gapmiIr
Strabe. 2uftr0brenent5iinouue.
SiQie u. grum, 80, GIartspiue,
9enn., arebs.
8roce Trep, 4 U{onate, 23O2 Dsit
6. StruBe, ShpGhe.
2usla 8rap, %, 1014 % 6. Str,
ShpGhe.
Dm. g. 9urtbart, "a, 1885 9ins
StraBe, Snqueit in Sdpebe.
2puiio SiuomaH, Is, II IA. Ctr.
2dhmung.
Spmer Qnorep Gue, 2 Mpnate,
443 %. Court StruBe, Snqusit tn
S6nebe.
2ouiIe grauno. monote, 1904
6i9bIano 2tps., SnqueIt in Shpebe.
9srnaro 9outnger, IA Gage. 1888
Ssnhum Strabs. Sdpdhe.
9ioIet UIar 5or qurcea, 6 Gage.
2317 Wariatp 2lpsnue, maqenleioed.
6arrp Sdnieu, 81. 40 10. StraBs
Suberculoie.
5arOlo grap, SO, 533 80. 5. Str.
Suberculoie.
2tuguit 9laditone, SO, 1415 95ros
pioence StraBe, Suberculoie.
2tarOn 8ibion, 3004 4Ims place,
maqenoeihuiir.
5reoerid 2angborit, 73, 1449 MoI.
nut Strabe, SalagfIuB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

syiir bic 9rabrennen, tpeIdpe tpa6 6renn
bes Sommsrs an Sumftas Rodmittus
gen auf bem JairpIaB iHeartbage Don
ktanntsn bieiiesn geihdftsleiien or
rdneirt peroea. maht iih in tinmet
iueitsrsn areiIsn bas lebbaftsite Snter'
sfIe gslteHo, bd es lid, tbatidhlih um
einsn ppruebmen Sport banDelt. gu
ben Rsnnsn bal Sebermonn freisH GU
tritt. Das proeramm fir ben bsutisen
Gag III tpis foIgt:
Cries Renneu - 2,25 Qdee.
.4piator@ Center Sad Rplanb.
81. g. D., Center Sipearingen.
~Jos G., Center Bernie Wiilsr.
3pettes RenneH- 2,30 srob,
.Rutb WtGrespr". Center ). 6.
COOPER.
xMae Bcrtal", Center Raffertn.
.1be Racer@, Center Or. gurtbarbi
.1dnion" Center Sarrp gratpforo
Drittes Rennen .RoDtltp
Race1.
Das pierb iiegt, ipelhes bic Stred.
in brei Wlinutsn burhIduft. Die 3ahl
bsr anmtlounssn fir oisies ReHnsH II,
isbr srob.
Wierfes RenneR - 2,25 Irab
.Rabotb". 2en,sr Sad Rplano.
.Soliiuire1, Center glarence Dur
bod.
.Jannie 9sriibirs". a,n.sr O. Wur'
bod.
-Rories. Center 3. U. Cooper.
.1orole o., Qenier Epearingen.
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MOllao ii6er adjt Gage
1iirfte lid, Der Ztabtratb NIT ber
ssreibriefproinaus fur ben Geas
tralbabnbof bei6Gftisen.

Die lsbte 5ffenili6e RommittseFbuns
auf fommenbsn Jreitag aHbsraumt.
Gsitsrn tpuroen etne Reibe Don
amenoements unterbreitst. - Sm
prinSip III gaismaub eessn bas grOs
iett. - General SeafoHsooo unb
Widasl Mullen ipra6en sntihieoer
gsaen tpsitsre gsridlsppungspolitit
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Sobn Senrp Sduer, NabldBDers
matter bes gscar 5enrp Rauer, rpelh'
2ebterer am %. Sunt 1909. tpdbreno
er i'm gbeiter Port babete, infolgs Der
ange6li6en Ru6ldTiststt zines Bd4s
ters ertrant, bat ssitern gegeu Sfaac
M. Uaarttn. ben Gtgentbumer bes
Parts, eine aIags aber $4,000 anges
ftrenat.
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QirdlIidles.

Sn Der Gpans. 3ions airas. Is.
unD Bremen 6traBs, (paftOr u. g.
Uiebt) Dirb moreen .Rinbsrias4 sss
feisri. Der Gotttsbisnit besinnt nm
10 llbr. Der Batter bdli cine furst an.
fprnne an bk Qinber Der Gonniasss
i9uIs, tpdbrsnb pofor Tr. 6. 8. giths
dus gDanspifIt. Snb., bic preSigt bali.
4btnbs nm 7:30 llbr ipirb bic Conn
iaesI9uie cine Gnntate portrogsn. Sc
bsrmann 1T singeIabsu.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07

Mrs. Minnie Kline was ..at home to
the members of the art committee of
the Hammond Woman's Club yesterday
afternoon at her residence in Condit
street. The usual number of members
We're in attendance at the meeting
which was the regular bi-monthly study
session. The subject of the study was
american Artists" and the program
was unusually interesting and enjoy
able. Mrs. Kline was chairman of the
program committee for the day and her
paper showed a study of the Life and
Art Of the American Painter of Indians,
Couse." A paper telling of Art in The
West was read by Mrs. d. C. Atkinson
Mrs NJ Rothschild gave a short talk
on American Artists which was en-
joyed. The principal paper for the af
ternoon was one prepared and read by
Mrs George r. Streeter. Her subject
was America Art aid Artists and it
showed a very careful study. The
meeting closed after short social
session. The next meeting will take
place in two weeks as usual and the
place of meeting will be announced
later.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07

cordial invitation to all women of the
church to be present at this meeting.
The annual election of officers will take
place during the business session. Mrs.
j. S. Blackburn is chairman of the pro-
gram and a very interesting program
appropriate to the Christmas time has
been arranged as follows:
Devotional Mrs Edith Griffin
Song by Society
Joy to the World the Lord is Come"
What is Being Done for the Children
in Syria ...... Mrs. F. M. Elliott
Song-Holy Light. Young Ladies Chorus
Reading-The Mansion -....----
.......-.--...- Mrs. II. f. Meikle
Song-I Love to Tell the Story-.
Young Ladies Chorus
The Spirit of Christmas .....-.-....
Mrs. E. p. Denim g
Vocal SoIo-I Think When l Read the
Sweet story of Old
........ Mrs. l. l. Bomberger
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07
MEET FOR CARD GAMES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bonner enter
tanned number of friends at cards last
evening at their home in East Sibley
street. Their guests for the evening
were the members of the t. H. e. Club
who met for their regular bimonthly
meeting Several games of pedro
furnished the entertainment for the
evening and the honors in the contest
were awarded to Mrs J. S. Dewey and
Mrs. c. w. belong. Mr.. NJ j. Dermedy
and Mr.. C. w. belong received the
gentlemens prizes. The hostess served
her guests with luncheon at the
close of the games. The refreshments
We're served at several small ables
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. belong will enter
tain the club members in three weeks.
The change in meeting is made on ac-
count of the holidays.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07
YEARLY BUSINESS MEETING.

The members of the Homewood
Magazine Club met at the home of Mrs,
F. c. Deming in South Holman street
Yesterday afternoon for their annual
business meeting. All the members were
present with the exception of Mrs T.
w. Oberlin who is out of the city and
Mrs w A. Hill. The annual election
of officers was an important feature of
the business meeting and Mrs w. f.
Bridge was elected president. Mrs. w.
II. Gostiin, vice president and Mrs. M.
Louisa Woods, secretary. Other bust
ness of interest to the members was
transacted after which the afternoS
was spent in a pleasant social way. Mrs.
Deming served her guests with dainty
luncheon. The next bushes meeting
will take place in three months at the
home of the president. Mrs Bridge in
Warren street. A social meeting VIII be
held early in the new year and anounce-
ment of the place of meeting will be
made later
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07
.NIMPoRTANr MEETING.

An important meeting of the mem
bers of the Epworth League of the First
M. E. church took place last evening in
the league room of the church IN
Russell street. The meeting was un-
usually well attended and everyone was
enthusiastic over the plans for the new
work contest was suggested to en-
courage the work in securing new
members The plans for the contest
were completed and it was decided that
the work begin Immediately and con-
tinue until the middle of February Miss
Alice Bump and Miss Edith Shearer
were elected captains of the two teams
and they chose sides to assist in the con-
test. The members expect to add a
large number of name sto the member
ship.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07
Miss Kate Movers left this morning

Miss Kate Meyers left this morning
for Louisville, Ky to remain for a few
weeks visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs. L. L. Bomberger of Glendale left
this morning for Charlottesville, Ind.
to visit friends for several days.
Mrs. William Clough of Rimbach av-
enue will go to Marion, o., to spend
few days with friends.
Mrs A M DeWeese of Rimbach ave-
nue. will leave tomorrow for Berne
Ind, to spend a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Raymond knott
An important meeting of the mem
bers of Silver Light hive, l.. o. T. NJ,
will take place this evening in the
K. of p. hall. The annual election of
officers will take place and other i'm
portant business will be transacted,
so that a large attendance is desired.
Mrs. Edwards will entertain at cards
tomorrow evening at her home in
South Holman street in honor of the
ladies of the F'leuridelis club, of which
she is member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mellon and Mr..
and Mrs. George Mellon have returned
home from Hobart. where they visited
over Sunday with friends and relatives.
There Will be a meeting of the mem
bers of Opal Hive No. S96, L. o. T. NJ NJ.
this evening. in l. O. O. f hail. and
all the members are urged to attend.
Important business will be transacted.
Mrs Will Graves of Chicago has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs j. C. Graves
at their home in Carroll street for a
few days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07
NOMINATE OFFICERS.

At the meeting of the members of
Golden Rule Council No. l D. of L. held
last evening in the X. of P. Hall, the
nomination of officers for the new year
was made. other business of interest
to the members was transacted after
which there was an enjoyable social
time There was a large attendance of
members and there were also several
visitors from Triumph Council. Ar
rangements were made for the next
meeting which will take place in two
weeks and the annual election of off,
GERS will take place 1t is desired that
all the members be present.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07
: ENrERTAiNs AT CARDS.

A charming social entertainment of
the week was one at which Mr.. and
Mrs Richard o. Winckler were host
of their friends al their home in Will
liams street. The party was the second
one at which Mrs. Winckler has enter
tanned this week at her residence, the
first an "at home" at which about fifty
Hammond ladies were guests. Bridge
whist was the feature of entertainment
last evening and the guests played at
eight tables in the parlors- After sew
eral games the honors were awarded.
Mrs. William T. Bridge and Mrs.
Charles G. Holman were awarded the
ladies' honors and Mrs D. S. A. Bell
and Mr.. William Moran received the
remaining honors. At the conclusion of
the games a two course luncheon was
served The decorations in the home
were very elaborate and beautiful. In
the parlors where the games were
played the color scheme was nicely
carried out in pink and white and large
punches of pink rose buds and greens
were used. The living room had simple
decorations of yellow and white chrys-
anthemums and the dining room was
very pretty with its red decorations. In
the arrangement of the entire home.
flowers were used in profusion. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Koontz of Wilmette, III.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07
AN AFTERNOON PARTY.

The members of the Embroidery Club
enjoyed a pleasant meeting at the home
of Mrs. Fred Crumpacker in Mason
street yesterday Afternoon. 1t was the
regular weekly meeting of the club
members which was announced to take
place Monday but was later changed
for the convenience of several of the
members. Only the club members were
in attendance with the exception of
Mrs. Charles Germany of Milwaukee
who was a member during her resi- :
dence here The guests spent a very
enjoyable time with their needle work
after which they were served with a
luncheon. Mrs Victor Dyer will enter
tain at the next meeting. Monday af-
ternoon at her home in South Holman
street.