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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-27
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CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Monberg were host
and hostess last Saturday evening at
their home in Doty street to a num-
Der OF their friends and relatives at
one of he most delightful of the week
end parties. They entertained in honor
of their fifteenth wedding anniversary
and the invited guests presented them
with many vesy beautiful and valuable
gifts in cut glass. The guests were
received in the large parlors of the
home where the early evening was
very pleasantly spent. The entertain
ment for the evening consisted OF social
games and music until ten o'clock when
the guests were entertained on the
veranda and yard They were served
with elaborate refreshments The deco
rations for the home were carnations
and ferns and large buches of red car
nations were chosen for the parlors.
Among the guests were Messrs and
Mesdames f. w. Anderson, D. Brom,
Charles Luthman. c. Carlson. D. John
son. c. Rundbum, F. Siedgruen, A.
Peterson, Miss Rundquist of Chicago
and Miss Mae huffman and Messrs c.
A. Peterson, c. Magmuson and c. Rund
Quist.
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fan which Mr. AIDE brought from Japan,
Mrs George w. Lewis won a book and
Miss Irene Mott won a leather opera
bag which AIDE bought in China
In the base ball throwing contest
Mrs Edgar Johnston of Hammond won
seventh prize. Mrs. George w. Lewis
of East Chicago won a book in the
MATHEMATICAL contest and Mrs. Ward
Mack of South Bend, formerly of Ham
mond. won stick pin from Hong Kong
in the free drawings.
Plenty of Fried Chicken
The party arrived at Brook at II 80
and was conveyed to the AIDE farm in
automobiles. A chicken dinner was
mmediately served After dinner the
members of the party went through
AIDES bachelor home and saw curios
that had been given him by kings.
princes and rajahs from all over the
world
The grounds at the AIDE farm have a
great deal of natural beauty but much
has been done for them by the land
scape gardener The afternoon was
tspent watching the affinity races. the
ball game between the "Littry Guys
and the Plain Peepul." the swimmin &
contests and the entertainment
Supper was served on the lawns
about the house and the party then re-
| turned to Chicago by special train on
the Chicago and Eastern Illinois rail-
road The Lake county people arrived at
their homes on the late trains.
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and family of Rimbach avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Euwert are the
guests of friends and relatives in
Crown Point for a few days
Miss Elizabeth Weber of Price Place
has returned to her home after an over
Sunday visit with relatives at Cedar
Lake
Miss Winnie Pleggie left last Satur-
day evening for her home in Chicago
after a few days visit with Miss Beulah
Drackert at her home in State Line
street
John Black of Crown Point visited
friends in Hammond last Saturday af-
ternoon on his return home from VAL
paraiso where ne had been on short
visit
Miss Emma Lisus of Crown Point ar
rived in Hammond Saturday afternoon
for a visit with her friends.
eMr and Mrs Charles Daugherty and
children of Crown Point spent Sunday
in Hammond visiting at the home Of
Mr. Daugherty's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
L. l. Daugherty in Logan street
Mrs. Thomas Lake and son. Chester
! of Rimbaeh avenue left Hammond last
Saturday evening for Flint, Mich to
Join Mr. Lake who is employed there
and make their home in the future
Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Jewell and
daughter of Webb street have gone to
| Mudlavia, the celebrated health resort
| for a short stay.
| Mrs w 3. Muir is entertaining at a
six O'Clock dinner this evening at her
home in Logan street in honor of her
daughter, Grace.
The ladies of the Embroidery Club
are meeting at the home of Mrs G. H.
Austin in Carroll street this afternoon.
Mrs Austin is entertaining few
friends not members of the club
Ben ANDRE of Gary spent Sunday
visiting his Hammond friends
The Rev. A T. Briggs of Valparaiso
spent sunday in Hammond and attend
ed services at the First NJ. E Church.
! Mr. and Mrs. James Langdon have
returned from their wedding visit in
Clarksburg. w Va and are at home"
TO their friends at 543 Truman avenue
Mrs. Langdon was formerly Miss
Agnes Hill of Grasselli.
Mr. and Mrs. " :. Reiter and chill
dren of Webb street will leave We'd
| nesday for Sylvan Lake Mich. to spend
the summer vacation at their cottage
there
Mrs E. NJ Wolff of Mansfield, O who
has been very i'll at St Luke's hospital
in Chicago will return home next We'd
! nesday She will be accompanied to
Mansfield by Or. and Mrs T w ober-
lin and daughter Miss Katherine who
will remain for a visit. Mrs. Oberlin
is daughter OF Mrs. Wolff.
DR.. and Mrs Robert ellis and
| daughter, Helen of Carroll street spent
Sunday visiting relatives in FIT. Wayne,
! Ind
Mr.. and Mrs F. c. Ryan of Williams
| street arrived in Hammond yesterday
| afternoon fro mthe east where they
| have been on a visit Mrs. Ryan has
been gone six weeks and Mr. Ryan
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Especial to THE TIaEs)


East Chicago. June 27.-Four couples
from East Chicago were present at the
picnic of the Indiana Societies at the
AIDE farm near Brook, yesterday, and
between them they brought home four
prizes. three of which were books. and
the fourth a handsome bottle.
The East Chicagoans who attended
the event were DIR. and Mrs. A. G..
Schlieker. Mr.. and Mrs. August john
son. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Kirk, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Lewis and their
daughter, Miss Florence Lewis.
The party returned last night on the
Wabash theatre train from Engelwod,
having reached that point via the c.
& z. l earlier in the evening. They
all declared they had had a splendid
time. The winners of prizes were Mrs.
ohnson, Mrs. Kirk and Mrs. Lewis, the
latter capturing two prizes. One of
these was in the mathematical contSst
in which she was awarded Nicholson S
The Lord of High Decision, while
the other was the reward of having
held the lucky number in the ticket
coupon drawing. Each lady on the
train wa spresented with ticket to
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ANIMAL RANoIET

The members of the alumni associa-
ton of All Saints Catholic School will
entertain at their annual banquet to
the graduating class this evening at
All Saints Hall on East Sibley street
The hall has been prettfly decorated for
the occasion and the committees have
made every effort to have the enter
tainment a success in every detail An
enjoyable program has been arranged
and the numbers viii be given after
the banquet has been served. 1t is ex-
pected that there Will be a large at
tendance
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LAKE COUNTY LADIES WIN
PRIZES AT AIDES PICNIC
Blue Stocking Brigade
Enjoyable Outing Given By Humorist

Just to show what association with
poets and the -Littry Guys" will do the
following was penned. or rather pencil
ed by Fred Mott Jr. and as sung by the
members Of the Hammond party who
visited AIDES farm Saturday:
Put on your light blue stockings,
With the polka dot dottings
While George AIDE shows US the way.
And through fields of clover.
We will look the natives over.
In the good old fashioned way"
And the Lake county people who at
tended the outing OF the Indiana So
ciety at Brook are unanimous in the
opinion that they had the very best
time of their lives
Between so and rs Lake county peo-
pie were present at the farm and they
seemed to enjoy themselves immense
ly Hammond people were to be seen
everywhere and they participated in
everything that was going on.
Many Win Prizes
A. NJ. Turner of Hammond was in
charge of the MATHEMATICAL race and
was member of the committee on ar
rangements. IT was in the Grand
Free Drawing" that the Lake County
people shone.
Mr.. AIDE and the members of the So
ciety had provided large number OF
beautiful presents ranging from and
| indestructo trunk to ladies hat Mrs
Edgar Johnston of Hammond won q
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FOUR GET PRIZES At ABE
PICNIC, FROM f. CHICAGO

which coupon wat attached. The
coupons were collected and placed in
a box, and after the picknickers had
reahed their destination. one of their
number was blindfolded, and drew
forth a coupon, with the provision that
the holder of the ticket CORES ponding
to the number on he coupon would re-
ceive the prize. No 433 was the num-
Der drawn, and Mrs. Lewis was the
holder of the ticket bearing this num-
Der. The prize in this case was a
beautiful volume from an edition de
luxe of the love letters of Abilard and
Heloise by Ella Wheeler Wilcox. the
entire edition containing but one hun
dred numbered volumes.
Mrs. Johnson also excelled in mathe-
mates and her prize was the book en-
titled "A Gentle knight of old Bran
denburg," by Charles Major Mrs. c.
l. Kinks prize was the sanis bottle.
for throwing a baseball farther than
any of her competitors.
The ladies of Kentland served lunch
con. this proving a delightful repart
The picnicers were met at the Brooke
depot by ninety four automobiles tic
convey them to the farm.
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PERSONAL.

Miss Clara Kriewitz of South Chi
eago was the guest of Miss Emma
Huehn at her home in Logan street
Sunday.
Miss Clara Zimmerman of Chicago is
spending few days this week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hummer of South
Holman street
Mr.. and Mrs John Sherry of Truman
avenue spent Sunday with Mrs. Anna
Macdonald at her home in Chicago.
Mrs. a. ]. r. Hill and daughter. Miss
Mae Hill of Grasselli spent Sunday as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs James
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en- in honor of the bride will be an
evening party at which Mrs. c. W.
Campbell will entertain tomorrow
evening at her home. 262 Truman ave-
nue. Miss Miller has been employed at
the Chicago telephone Office and is
known among the younger sets in
Hammond. Mr. Campbell is also in the
employ of the Chicago Telephone Co.
and has been connected with the COM
pany for several years. The announce
ment will be received with interest in
their circle of friends and they will re-
ceive the congratulations and best
wihses of many friends and acquaint-
ances
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Miss Jessica williams of Portland.
Ill is the guest of Mrs r. E. Pfeffer at
her home in South Holman street. She
will conclude her visit here tomorrow.
Mrs. Frank Moor and baby of Detroit,
Mich, are the guests of Mrs. Moor 5
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hahlweg
at their home in South Holman street
Mrs. Henry Tieche of Detroit street
has gone to Marcellus, Mich. for visit
with relatives.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Downin 6
at their home in East State street a
little daugher. Moher and child are
reported be doing nicely.
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SOCIAL NEWS FOR TUESDAY.

Miss Lille Fodder will entertain
In honor of the young Aides of the
n. n. Embroidery Club at her home
In East state street.
Mrs. Leonard Knoezer Will have
as her guests Mt her home In Clfn-
ton street the members of the China
Club. Cards Will he the entertain
ment at the meeting.
The regular meeting of the men,
bers of the True Kindred Will take
place in 1. O. O. f. Hall in State
street and the regular business and
social program viii be carried out.
fall attendance of members Is de-
sired.
Mrs. c. w. Campbell will enter
tain the young ladies of the Phiia-
thea Club tomorrow evening at her
home. 262 Truman avenue In honor
of Miss Helen Miller whose marriage
to Merle Campbell Will take place,
Wednesday July 9Th.
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Miss Anna Kruse very pleasantly en-
tertained the young ladies of the K.
K Club of Douglas Park. Chicago at
her home in Doty street yesterday. The
young ladies meet regularly once a
month at the homes of the various
members and enjoy social time. Music
and conversation were features of the
afternoon after which the hostess serv-
ed an elaborate luncheon. The refresh
ments were served in the dining room
and covers were laid for ten guests.
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ATTEND WEDDING.

Miss Anna Kruse and Mr.. Will Reidel
of Hammond win leave tomorrow for
Three Oaks. Mich. to attend the wed :
ding of Miss Emma ReideI and Mr. Will
Lusso which will take place Wednes-
day afternoon. Miss Kruse and Mr..
ReideI win attend the bride and groom
as maid of honor and best man. They
will return home about Friday of this
week
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We wish to thank the Lady Macca-
bees of the Lodge Hammond Hive No.
and the Daughters of Liberty Golden
Rule Council No l for their beautiful
floral offerings and sympathy extended
to US in the sad bereavement of the
death of our mother, Sarah Hoover who
died June 81 We also wish to extend
our thanks to the many kind friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hastings.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Summers.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Dawson
Mr. and Mrs Guy Hoover.
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DOCTOR HAS A
NARROW ESCAPE

Splash In went DR.. Elmore Sails.
Jury into the kankakee. And he had
his clothes on too The story might
have been thrilling one, but for the
fact that the water was only six inches
deep. But in spite of the fact that the
water was not deep it was so wet that
Or. Salisbury's clothes were all wet
That was about the most exciting event
of the fishing trip in which DR.. Harry
p. Haywood and DR. George NJ Collins
were the principals.
ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES.
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ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED

The announcements OF the approach
ing marriage of Miss Helen Miller,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A F. Miller
and Mr.. Merle Campbell. son of Dr.
and Mrs. G. w. Campbell has been made
among the many friends of the young
people The ceremony will take place
Wednesday, July 9Th. One of the first
of a series of entertainments to be Civ
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The members of the order of Eastern
Stars did not meet last Saturday even
ing at the X. OF ?. Hall as was an
nounced and the next meeting will be
announced among the members later.
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CHECKER
TEAMS IN
49 PT. TIE

The Hammond Rensselaer, checker
tournament held in the city hall in
Hammond last Saturday resulted in
tie, in which each team scored forty
nine points. Instead of the ten-man
team which Rensselaer, was expected
to, only seven came to play, and ac-
cordingly Hammond had to reduce its
number. Each player played two
games with each man of the opposing
team. A total of ninety-eight games
were played.
The winning of game counted one
score. while in a tie the score was
halved. each player getting a half. The
men in the teams and their scores were
as follows.
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three weeks. They visited Mr.. Ryan's
parents in Harrisburg Pa, and spent
several days in New York City. Albany
and Schenectady, n Y and East
Orange and E,lizaheth n
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SHIP BSIDY SCtNDtL.
House judiciary Committee Decides In
Favor % an Investigation.

WAsHINOrcS. March - IL the House
adopts a report about to he submitted tn
u bv the COMMITTEES on che Judiciary a
SPECIAL COMMITTEES will be created 10 IN
vestIgats the ship subsidy scandal Al
a inee'ing Of the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
to-day u Nas deCided To report favorahlv
the Steenerson resolution. which declares
IA substance that charges hav. 'sa@n
made in IA" public prints that cast grave
ref ectiOns on 'he honor % Congress
The resolution further rsCit@s that c.Tta "a
publications have made statements that
Congress has teen d-bauched bv foreign
steamship interests 20 the end that the.
passage 81 bill TO encourage the Amer
can merchant marine might II. prevented
The resolution will no amended IN c~r-
tain particulars before u ~ reported A.
amended II will reCits that Congress has
been libelled bv statements that through
corrupt means the passage OF subsidy
legislation has been either fIrthsred ar
prevented The uouss will then hs asked
to name a special ,onu.It'ss. to InuuIrr
into che sCan,ial
u ~ generally admitted bv mer-Iber-
~ the HOUSE that -ome ugly disclosures
NAV follow the inquiry into the. sub..dy
scandal While 10 IL denied even nv Mr.
Stseneraon himself. that auv T,etns,-r
&c Congress has been bri,Dsd or Otherw I-e
corrupted. IL - said that the probe will
reveal two subsidy lObbIes one formed 70
place Obstarles m the way Of shipping
legislation and the other 20 press ths, leg
islatIon.
In the Steener-on resolution tho names
of former Governor Myron I Hsrrick OF
Ohio. John Hays Hammond. president Of
the National League - Republican Clubs
X y Sshwerin. representative 81 the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, and
Others are mentioned a. members 81 the
Merchant Marine League. organized for
the purpose u conducting q campaign
in behalf 81 the subsidy hill
In announcements made nv author.
ity Il rhe Merchant Marine League II
was charged that I had been influenced
10y the foreign steamship interests 10
oppose the subsidy hill said Rs.presen.
titive Steenerson. The infsrenc. was
that I had actually been corrupted Nv
the foreign steamship interests Nv
resolution seeks 10 Disclose whether
or not the foreign steamship interests
maintain a corrupt lobby IN Washington.
II seeks IN disclose at the same time :
Just what the Merchant Marine league
has been doing IN connection with the
subsidy bit let us have both sides II
the story
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DIED.

ADAMS on March =. Arthur Thomas Adam.
aged g.
Service, stephen Merritt Co. Harlem Funeral
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home IN brig"rort Conn. sidney Bishop
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Notice 90 funeral hereafter.
bt NANAHKO - on March -. isin. a, her resi-
denc", 3" West asth -. New YORK city Yileu
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MORE PH ron =. :. JUDGES.
SeWatOF IDppew Rene~s IIIs Efforts To
increase ThelF SALARIES.

WASHINGTON. March ~. Senator De-
pew has removed his efforts 60 increass
the salaries Of the Judges in the United
States Courts 81 the country. He to-day
presented = bill IN the senate providing
for increases to he pad ~ all the members
% the Federal Judiciary amounting 10 a
little more than &c per cent. u their present
salaries.
Under the terms 81 the bill the Chief
Justice % the Supreme Court would re-
ceive eis.OOO a year instead 81 SIS nm:
the Associate Justices Of the Supreme
Court would receive 81. so instead %
sI2. 80 Circuit Judges. 90. 90 instead IL
o. ,OOO. and the District Judges % OOO in
stead % tS.OOO
senator Depew has consistently urged
that the judiciary " not paid enough.
He has pointed out that most any Judge Of
a United States Court could make In pri-
waite practice twice or three times the
amount the Government pays him and
for this reason the President often has
difficulty in securing ths best lawyers Co
accept positions on the Federal bench.
The bal vas referred 70 tho COMMITTEES
% thS Judiciary.
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NORRIS ~ cANNON'S CHAIR.
THE Leading lnsurgeat I're&lsies Over the
Mouse fer q rev Minutes.

WAsHINorON. March % Representa-
tive Norris. the insurgent who led the
night against the Cannon organization
last week, presided ia the House for "A
To" minutes while IL Was in committee
OF the whole to-day. Members ON the
Moor and the occupants In the galleries
stared IN RmaZement as Mr.. Norris as
cended the Speakers rostrum. and they
rubbed their eyes Co be certain they Wer.
not dreaming a. Representative Prime.
Of Illinois. chairman for the day. handed
the gavel To the Nebraskan. Mr.. Prince
had been called from the chamber by n
constituent.
The House applaudsd when Mr. Norris
took his seat. aud az the news became
known members hurriedly entered the
cha mter Ia witness the spectacle 81 the
the same Eavei that vas held firmly by
Uncle Joe on SATURDAY. when he d.fi,,I
his enemies 70 do their worst.
In five minute spsech IN the House
later in the afternoon MIR. Norris read a
lecture to regular Republicans that ex-
cited q lot Of merrimsn' The House
was considering the pension appropEia-
uon hill. which PROPOSES Ia abolish all
the pension agencies in the country
except tie one in this city. IL - hap
pcned that many 81 the regulars. among
them Dalzell Of Pennsylvania. Alexander
Of New iOrk and Hull % Iowa. represent
distrIcts IN which pension agencies are
located. These regulars began an IN.
surgenl movement against tins provision
an the pension hill
The insurgent tide ebba and flows
said Mr. Norns. The regular Of to-day
u the iDrurgen' OF Tomorrow. IL -
written IN the creed Of regularity that II
10 the duty OF all regulars to stand bv a
committee OF the HOUSE A. "a regul ur
! arm amazed at the spectacle presented
here today. We regulars arr trying To
have the bill passed IN u came from the
committee. Obstacles have bsen placed
IA the way nv dare devil Insurgents Ne
md Representative CuTrier, chairman
OF the Republican caucus. among the
insurgents to-day. incidentally we learn
That he has . pension agency IN his dis
trICt. Another Of the Insurgents - MIR
hull OF Iowa, who also has a penatOn
agency IN his district he ~ usually a
regular. but ON this occasion he ~ ~ ths
reservation. Another insurgent ~ Alex
ander. and also Boutsll. who only Vester-
daV was nominated a. a regular for "A
place ON the rules committee And there
- llHlzell. one of the noblest regulars Of
them all. insurginE with all hts IN ght.
tie renrc=@nfs Pttsburg and Pittsburg
wants To hold its pension agency
MT Norrss little lecture made both
regllars and insurgents laugh.
The House voted the pension agencies
out 81 The pension rili. The measure.
which was PASSED. carries an Appropna-
ton OF SS.d1tVOO, as compared with
SioO. SOp,OOO last year