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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17

An interesting transaction in the Four'n
avenue loft section was reported yesterday
This exchange. which involved considera-
tons between $4,000 and 10000, was Ell
fected by Henry r. Dwight. who SOLD TOT
Mary H. Lord Of Pasadena. Call 'he
seven story freproof loft building at NOS
ia and ZIG East 2sth street, on a plot AUX
$50 feet lying between the ten stor!
Twenty-eighth Street Arcade Building ana
the large structure recently erected oy 'he
Cooper- Hewitt and Brice estates on the
Fourth avenue block from 9th TO Zs'h
street
This nrorerty was acquired by the seller
through Mr.. Dwight about four years ago
es an investment. and is now purchased Dy
the Rexton Realty Company oaihue'
Kempner. president which gave in part
payment the Cayuga, seven story eleva-
tor APARTMENT house at Nos S22 ana %
West SD street, comprising plot SNiVo
feet. between West End avenue and RIVER
side Drive
Site for q large apartment house I'M
provement in the sherman Square secuoh
was completed yesterday by Ronald H.
Macdonald. who has accumulated piot
1Hsx1oO feet at the southeast corner OF
Amsterdam avenue and 18th street MT
Macdonald Yesterday purchased from JACOB
A. Chamberlain the Saranac. five story
fathouse. ON lot 26xlO0 feet. at the corner
which adioins four old iathouses sold 10
him by Slawson & Hobbs for Patrick kier-
nan in May The plot will he improved
with a twelve or fourteen story apartment
house as soon as existing leases expire
Some Of them run until the winter
Lorillard Spencer yesterday acquired the
Ave story school property at Nos. 30 ana
81 East 62d street for many years occu-
pied By the Keller School. occupying a
plot 40xl0O5 feet 1o5 feet east OF Madison
avenue. which was sold in foreclosure by
Joseph p Day. The property was sold to
satisfy a mortgage If SS3.5s6 held by the
Mutual Life Insurance Company. the de-
PENDANTS being f l. Keller and others.
Plans have been filed for making over
the eight story and basement 81. Catherine
apartment house al the southeast corner OF
Madison avenue and SD street into offices
FOR physicians. al a cost Of $4,000. The
interior will be entirely changed, and a
new entrance built which will he orna-
mented with four Ionic columns. and Will
be known as the Lyman building. Henry
D. LYMAN. OF the Hotel Ansonia. is the
owner Fred A. Wright is the architect.
The Clawson. Wilson Company. Of Buff
falo. drygoods and fur commission mer-
chants have secured quarters in this city.
Through Albert 3. Ashforth, Inc, the firm
has secured a long term lease OF the third
floor in the Arena Building, Nos. S and 10
West 32d street extending through 10 Nos.
SO and Al West clst street The property IS
owned by the Martin Holding Company
which acquired IL recently by purchase
from the builders Brody. Adler Koch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17

ton Co: Juno IS; sico; address. s2e East lo'tf
sTBuBEN AVE, VS. 100 IT Of 2loth ST. Inn :,
yIOOx irreg: Leo Levinson To Louis Loos; Juh'
10. 500; address. $40 East 53d 81. p
TRINITY AVE, $. 3o2 IT Of 15oth ST. g ~
9s 8: Jonas Well ct al 10 Fanny Guon. June J."
500: address, 40l West I'D ST.
TRINITY AVE. S. l8i It Of Eastehes.ei
and at s Terrace p runs 3sx W 2oi 10 o
Park ct ia TO Terrace View ~ \ Il :, =
246x stil along 8 Terrace pl. 32x iIres "
bet all title TO Terrace pl: the Clinton hp Tans
Co to Clayton Ryder mtg S27 500. all neh7
June Ia $40: address. Carmel y Y.
UNION AVE. 9sl; 37.6xl6o. forecl; TimotnS
+ COhs Ian, ref 10 Conrad Alheidt (mig S35'""'
June /, 5000: address. 300 West 22d 81.
WISE AVE. li4l and fl4y. 49xlOo; Fannie nnns
Breakstone and anO 10 Ellis II Amdur; all heh'
June Il. 81 address. 1871 Vyse ave.
SAME PROPERTY; Ellis i Amdur &c 70
Matthew II D'Amora. June 10 (mtg sl6'0")' 81
address. 202l Lexington ave.
WEBSTER AVE, s. 525 IT of scribneT, ,, e.
JOXI3; Dimox * Fink Co to Louise DaXer; june
IA: 81. address. $40 East 14sth ST.
wEsTcHEsTER AVE. n W $. IA # n from on
Realty Holding co 10 Paul Kroeger; May o.
Sl0o. address Crawford. J.
WILKINS AVE. s. 70 It OF l10h ST.
37.exioO; Wilkins Realty Co TO Morris Silpei OIL
man mtg $4,000; June Is; 800; address 10
Sd AVE. .s12l. 26xl2s. Frieda Allies to sam
uel Allies: June u Gntg $1,000; ST. address,
2t9l sd ave.
Sd AVE. S. los +, of 17sth st, 5oxio92x
irreg Sd ave, e 5. 1t5 II n OF I7sth st. BOX
irreg Cream City Holding Co TO Newport Realty
Co. all liens June Ia 81. address, IS Nassau ST.
18TH ST. 40 East 33xlO0; Alfred Blumen-
thai TO Esther Lidz; June 10 mtg S2i'Voo)'
$780, address, q East 95th ST
l52D ST, half OF lot S77. map Melrose
South 2Oxl00; Chas Macke 70 Grace Z Brady
June 10: 81; address, 80 West seth ct
SAME PROPERTY. Grace Brady 10 limo
nv a Nc lrtfy IN lima l.
dress 80 East 10th St
lJGTH ST. II 3. 80 II of Forest ave. 45xloo;
Esther Lidz TO Alfred Blumentha mtg S32,vr)
June 10; 500. address. 355 West STth 81.
10TH ST. 465 East. cor Washington
ave. s0x5o: forcl. Henry Necarsulmer, referee.
TO Bernard Ratkowsky (mtg $4,000. June Il;
81. 800. address. 80 West l20h 81
SAME PROPERTY: Ray Rosenberg 10 same;
June To- SEQ: address, same above.
ls6TH ST. ass East 2oxlo0; Emma l. Boyle
10 Grace l. Horton; June Il. all Hens mtg
$1,000 $1,000, address 2ss1 Broadway.
18TH ST. 5. - II W Of Decatur ave, OK
irregi Patrick ORourke et al to - Rourke Bros
Co. June 10. 81. address, 3Is5 Hull ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

l4oIH ST, SIS. $50 y ". Of Amsterdam ave
for a 8 sty tenrnt, 75xs7.f1; william Moore
Construction CO. $50 ST Nicholas ave. owner;
sommerfeld e. Steckler. ~ Union Square.
architects. sS5 900
Delaney ST. e cor Suffolk 81; for a
9 dy brk tenmt and store 25 4x9O.5: 4 Collier.
Al Division ST. owner; Sass, 81 Cnicn Square.
architect $40 900.
THE BRONX.
STARTLING AVE cor Sand ct; for a l
sty frame shop. 35X25; l. Koterbi, l450 Union
port Road. owner. - Krauss 1910 Nevbold
ave, architect $1,000.
MILL LANE . 65.15 IT Of Boston Post
Road; for ST. brk dwg. 20x40: Nicola Tan
erid 800 East 18Th So. owner l. F Weiher
81 West l25th ST. architect. $4,000
FAIRYLAND PARK. o $ 12o II 81 Clasor
Point Road. for q ] sty brk transformer sta
tion. 12xl5 Rupert e Mckay. on premises,
owners ard architects. $50
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD cor 10th
st; for thre~ sty hrk tennis 9sx51 and 63x
Az John 7 Leo. 30 s. Nicholas ave. owner
and architect, $50 600.
15srH ST. cor Trinity ave. for two 5
sly brk tennis. 4ev354 and Al 2x90. Mandrl
Construction 60. Max Cohen. 1855 Grant ave.
president owner, Goldner e Goldberg. 7Oi
Jackson ave. architects. 1000.
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MECHANICS LlENS'

RODGERS PI~ 900; Harlem wan dwper and
NV 60 agt Rodgers Building CO. o""''
Contractor: s25 ~. no.
oeTV ST 20 west Joe Fsgen aet JUL nnn.Tac.
ovner. II Lester and r Rappapor1
tors: s75. oo-,h g.
PERRY AVE, s. 100 u OK x'' own.r
25x9J. Henry Forester akt JON"
and contractor, Sl0V. ,oox
,oo No G HdmENE Moore. Inc agt Zodiac Realty
-, 'owner and contractor; SIS
I'D AVE . . cor I75th ST. 13sSli"' s"'"'
agt same, 500. 80. --.
Eth AVE. W cor 30th ST. 9oxlVo; pe1i
T Grav act John Doe owner 'hari'' va"
Their contractor S12O ~. ~
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1854 and looo; Nm I o.
ZOO West: Manhattan Elevator co het Jy ti,
yi,tner and Louis Janer, owners NId"'''"
Vail contractor. SIG 40.
SAME PROPERTY: same ast sans, si' no.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1850 and 1852; same
act same. $40 co
AMSTERDAM AVE, 1904 and dVoo Ii-'"
G, 900 West. same agt same, so w.
Hath ST. 1871 70 1877 West; Frank Ma
,a,zxv act pine Investing co. owner rene"f''
$t22 30.
10TH ST. 20 West Joseph Murphy agt Jonh
Doe owner: James r Egan, owner ana Gun
tractor; s72.
25TH ST. l27 TO 131 Fest; Prescou OK
Son agt John F. Olson Construction 20. owner
Salvatore Napoletano, contractor; S2s2 ~
PAD ST. 20 to 2G West. Harry Alperstein
agt Twenty West Twenty second street Rea'N
90 owner Louis Rarn. contractor; $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17
BUYS TO INSURE LIGHT.

Robert Spencer Finney has purchased the
three story and basement dwelling house
No. IA West S5th street. on plot 20x9s 2
feet. Mr.. Finney Is owner and builder Of
the twelve story commercial building ad-
Joining. and has made the purchase of the
dwelling house for the purpose OF insuring
permanent light for the larger structure.
Isaac Wakemann was the broker IN the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
JUNE 1e.


BROADWAY. 3O6s store. etc. Fanny l.
Champman TO Mary Drivitzky and ano: yrs II
mos from Dec J, 1910 $500, address 3OGs
Broadway
LEXINGTON AVE. 1914. store and part Of
cellar; Lucy Kolot TO Michael Bowling. yrs
12Oth 81.
MADISON AVE. 147l store and basement.
Joseph l. Mayer 20 Marcus ROsen: yrs
no from April J. 1911. $1,000; address. l47l
Madison ave
PLEASANT AVE. 35l and 800. all; Stephen
III Jackson 10 the -Four Hundred and Eighty one
East One Hundred and Sixty Seventh Street Co.
Inc: u yrs from Feb l. 1911 $500 address 2lJ
Montague ST. Bro klyn.
s6TH ST. West. store and LIST floor Henry
J. Maxwell 20 Katharine Wallace 10 yrs from
oct !. 1911: s. 500. address 225 West End ave.
53D ST. 422 10 $50 East. 1st loft: Theodore +
Hereent Inc, 10 the Park Laundry GO; 3 yrs
from oct !. 1910; $500. address. 422 East
63d st.
sOTH ST. 522 and 52i East. ALI Kenmore
Realty 60 20 Morris Fcfstein and ano. 10 yTs
from Nov /. 1909. s. 100. address. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17
LONG ISLAND CITY SALE.

Joseph P. Day has sold the northwest
corner Of Crescent street and Harris ave
nue.. Long Island City. The plot Is 5oxs
feet and has two old frame buildings on H.
The property is near the Crescent apart
rnent house. IN Crescent street erected by
John n Crimmins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

FlWIth name and address ~ plTchascrl
JUNE lG
MANHATTAN
AUDUBON AVE. cor Of Han -. 9JXl00'
Webster Realty Go % Cr0tOua Construction Coz
June / 81 address 37S7 Broadway
AVENUE A. 5 % n Of 73d 81. 25x9S
william Klein referee. 10 Frank Holub and ano
mtg si2 0CW. June lG. $50 600. address. 433
Iast 18Th 81
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY s. zoo q -
I1nox ave. 5OX1O0, Curtis 7 y Pierce, executor.
60 LOUIS Il Morrison June 500 address,
East 45th 81
CANNON ST r % n of stanton 81. ak
100. Max Ilppman e. al 20 Esiek Korn' May "a
(mtg S35 900 81 address. iOl cannon -.
DOMINIcK ST 81. l9x75 wiaifred L Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17
AL ERATtONS.

MADISON AVE e cor 6sd 81; 20 an stv
and basement tenmt, II y Lyman. Ansonia
Hotel. owner: 4 Wright 507 Madison ave,
architect; 10000
THE BRONX
RHINELANDER AVE, s9o to s,y frame
lwg. 2lN3J, .Lrs Euelirs, on premises, owner;
George Reulns. on premises. architect. 500
BROOK AVE, 1856. to 3 sty frame store
and tenmt II lXi"6, Emma Schwab. 1855
Teller ave. owner; Frank Straub. 90 East 42d
81. architect; $500.
18TH ST, 3, 800 II of ST AIMS ave: 10
sty brt stable, 2jX54; Kirknan x sons
Inc, 22lJ Water 81, owners, George Elliott
~ carroll ST. Jamaica, Long Island, architect.
So 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17
For Sale Or Rent in the Catsn|E
NEW JERSEY.

FARMS @'s IA. 4 f5:s. '. 81 o. IS
lower prices: some alo1y CaineSle ~ ',Ssor~,
from New York City VIII" toi r''.i :, Bsal
ton. 4. UPDIKE & son, Iroaa -
building. Trenton. \. J. LOWS
list COMPLETED.-BE lFCL hg ,sos
Palisades Park and Leonia. y g..,',,,,ss 4
and bath all improvements i,e mot prle,
trolley: minutes OF railroad aePptrrioS
s2 600 10 Sc 500 STEEL AND CONS
co. Palisades Park. y. J. ---.--,,,. y1T
HTGHV GOD PARK. y. J. BEFo "a, "a
Se.ide 10 buv come over nnt see as g. I.
80 ho5 an no palisades opposite 4-e ..,i
houses from s650U 20 $4,000 u lso We
view. & = ROSTER. $50 Pax ave"
hawken. y J. -.,,,.r AZ
SEVEN ROOMS TWO BATHS. on, q,
a,ory: sleeping porch. hot wac. oy,O0 tls
and electric light. Laundry pot ,,.UNSsriELp.
minutes ~ trolley. MRS ]. h,,,,,tSs
Palisades y J Phone 2'' olins.e,---- .,-.a
Al HIGHwOOD PARK y. J.-Hots,ss r3css
lot 5OxiO1. . stv and attic frame rrl ,sk.
and hath. hot water heat. >loOp0 - rs {
new auto part payment tfeboSsr y !!
STELJES. 1922 Washington 81, he,---- ~;
AND , ROOM TWO FAMILY -, So
house. bath. 81 200. cash >ovv, s. ~
year: I family room brick. mp psrg,r"
lash $500 JOSEPH Still 90
ave. West New York. y. y ----
MOEsrMERE HEIGHTS. rers
900 finest r"sideiiiial lots. $500 sns svnssts
Liberal terms and easy montns,y ~ 20
COLUMBIA REAL EST ~ ~, 3, a
IA Times Bids Broadway and So 20
NEW HOUSE on ROOMS AND sn,nsles
All up-to-date Improvements, Psrms
restricted location s1.Suo' sas' "a
HOME BrILplN1 -
CiTside Park. y
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-13
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY.

Miss Gladys Bell. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. B. Z P. Bell entertained the
members of her Sunday school class OF
St Paurs Episcopal church at a very
pleasant party Saturday afternoon at
her home in South Holman street The
regular meeting of the class which was
announced to take place at the home OF
Miss Esther Lund in Warren street was
postponed and Miss Gladys entertained
in celebration of her birthday anniver-
sary which occurred Friday. In the
palors vince the young people met the
parlors where the young people met the
patriotic colors. Miniature flags and
red, white and blue bunting were used
in the arrangement of the decorations.
Following program of games and con-
tests the guests were invited into the
dining room and served with a lunch
con of several courses. The decorations
In the dining room were very attractive,
and were appropriate to the Valentine
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-13

in Hammond visiting at the home of
her sister. Mrs. A w. Sprague, in Car
roll street
Mrs. Carl Thomas of Knoxville,
Tenn. who is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Viola Smiley, in Conkey avenue,
was entertained at the matinee in Chi
cago Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Gilman and
son, Gregg of East Chicago, were Wis
itors in Hammond Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. King, formerly of Ham
mond, but now of Chicago. spent Sun
day visiting her friends here.
Mrs. George Drackert has returned to
her home in State Line street after a
two weeks visit in Benton Harbor
Mich
Miss Anne Calvin of Indiana Harbor
Will be entertained by friends in Ham
mond Tuesday evening for the dancing
party at the Masonic temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Adler of Mer-
rillivlle spent Saturday visiting in
Hammond
meeting of the members of the
Garfield club will take place this even
ing in the parlors of the First Chris
tian church in Calumet avenue The
usual business and social program will
be carried out and a large attendance
of members is desired
Miss Alice Hess. who is teaching nea.
Lowell. spent the past week end in
Hammond at the home. of her parents
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hess. in Michi-
gan avenue.
The members of the woman's For
eign Missionary society of the First NJ.
E. church will hold their regular
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.
H. A. Mcconnell, rs Doty street, Tues
day afternoon. All the members are
cordially invited to attend.
Mrs Claude Campbell win entertain
the membersof the Utica club at her
home in Truman avenue Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Ga lerfo Highland
street were entrtained by Mr.. and Mrs.
T. F. Spellman at their home in Chicago
Sunday.
Charles w. Wilson OF Indianapolis
spent the week visiting in Hammond
Mis- Pauline Sauerman has returned
to her home in Crown Point after a
short visit with Miss Florence Lover
idge at her home in Webb street.
Miss Alice Holm of Rimbach avenue
has been spending a few days in MIL
waukee.
Hr and Mrs. Wells of Hanna. Ind
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. P. OCon-
mel at their home in South Holman
street for a few weeks.
widdie attended the matinee in Chicago
Miss Alice Hess and Miss Mabel Din
widdie attended the matinee In Chicago
Saturday and saw Victor Moore In The
Happiest Night OF His Life at Colonial
Miss Florence Loveridge was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Spellman
at their home in Englewood Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Daily of Chicago spent
Sunday visiting DIR. and Mrs H. B. Hay
ward at their home in Warren street.
Miss Florence jackson has returned
to her home in Claude street after a
few weeks visit in the west She was
entertained by friends and relatives in
Perry and Attumwa. Ia, and Omaha
Neh.
Mrs. A. NJ. Deweese of RimbacA ave-
nue. viii leave tomorrow for Berne. Ind
to be the guest of her daughters, Mrs
Raymond knoff for several days
Mrs. Albert Graves is reported to be
quite i'll with lagrippe at her home in
Michigan avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-13
ENTERTAIN INFORMALLY.

One of the pleasant parties of the
week end took place Saturday evening
when Miss Mabel Cotton Informally en-
tertained a number of her friends at
per home in Truman avenue. The home
was prettily decorated with American
flags and red, white and blue bunting
in honor of Lincoln's birthday anniver-
sary During the evening the young
people enjoyed informal dancing. varl-
Gus social games and music until late
hour when a luncheon was served. The
refreshments were daintily served in
courses. Among those present were
the Misses Caroline Hes. Ethel Smith,
the Misses Caroline Hess, Ethel Smith,
Wolf, Beatrice, Dixon. Margaret Prohl
and Florence Wilson, Messrs Clure and
Grill Burge, Raymond Beman, Deloras
Herendeen. William Kraft, Herbert
Miles, Arthur Andree and Elliott Con-
roy
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-13
A CHILDREN,s PARTY.

A number of children were invited
to gather at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Pepperdine, 16S Plummer avenue yes
terday afternoon for a party in honor
OF their little daughter, Beatrice. The
patty was given to celebrate her eighth
birthday anniversary and she was pre-
scented with many pretty gifts in re-
membrance of the day The children
played games during the afternoon and
had very jolly time. In the parlors
where the little people were entertain
ed the decorations we're appropriate to
St. Valentines Day. The color scheme
was attractively carried out in red and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-13
FIDELA
HAS NICE
DANCE

A most pleasant evening was enjoyed
last Saturday at Hueh's Hall where the
members of the Saengerbund FideHa
gathered for the annual mask ball.
That the guests were select is eviden-
ced by the fact that discrimination was
used in selling admission tickets and
that admission at the door was refused
to certain undesirables. Fourteen prizes
were awarded, the judges having been.
w. Pappe, Charles Newman, VIM. Mil,
{. Lewke and Otto Rumstick.
There was no group for the first prize
The second prize went to a group of
six Italian girls This group was made
up by Mrs. Schmidt and the Misses
Katherine, Anna and Sophie Ahlborn.
Marie Offermann and Anna Stolley. The
other prize awards were as follows:
Best dressed lady, masked, gold
brooch, to Miss Lydia Hensick
Best dressed lady, masked. photo
graph album, to Mrs. c. Hensick.
Best character lady, masker, So in
cash, to Miss Margaret Kasper.
Second best lady character Singer
automatic hand machine. to Mrs. J. p.
Meyer.
Most comical lady, china dressing set
to Mrs. Otto H Duelke.
Second most comical lady, one ham
to Mrs. Ida Hill.
Best dressed gentleman. library ia
Bile, to E. c. Bailey.
Best dressed gentleman, silk umbrel-
la, to George Meyer.
Best gentleman character, 50 in cash
to August Frank
Second best dressed gentleman charac-
ter, one dozen photos to J. Stepha-
nichich.
Most comical dressed gentleman, one
ton of coal, to w. Drebenstadt
Second most comical gentleman, one
box of cigars to c. Klocker
Best clown, 50 in cash, to F. Linde-
man.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-13
= coMMIT-TEE MEETING.

Mrs Frank s. Betz will be 'at home
to the members of the history COM
mittee of the Hammond Woman's club
dence. 1t is the Afternoon for the BIZ
study meeting and a cordial
invitation is extended all to be present.
Mrs. Nicholas Emmerling chairman Of
the program committee has been assist
ed in the preparation of the afternoons
c. Graves, Mrs. Robert MacA1eer, Mrs.
l. Specter and Mrs. Adelia F. Cooper.
The members of the social committee
who will entertain during the hour fol-
lowing the program are rs. F. s. Betz,
Mrs. julius Dunsing, Mrs. B. E. fischer
Mrs. A. Knots and Mrs. John E.
Fitzgerald. The following is the pro-
gram:
Vocal solo-'My Maryland" Miss Ferris
Guitar accompa niment, Mrs D. E. Boone
From Our Forefath-
ers' Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bruce
............ Miss Virginia Brooks
Paper-"Results From Trip in an
Aeroplane and an Automobile.
.... :. Mrs. Nicholas Emmerltns
Reading-Sefected Miss Brooks
Paper-'Story of The Star Spangled
Vocal selection-"The Star Spangled
Banner MISS Ferris
Guitar accompaniment, Mrs. Boone
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-13
SOCIAL NEWS FOR TUESDAY.

Mrs. Jacob SchIoer will be hostess
to the member of the Chinn Club mt
their meeting Tuesday evening mt
her home In Ruth street.
The young ladies of the N. N. EN-
brOidery Club Will be entertained by
Miss Gertrude Claus Mt her home i'm
Clinton street Tuesday evening.
Miss Ethel Ebrixht will have N
her guests Tuesday evening at her
home In Ogden street the young
ladies' of the Inter Sc Club.
There Will be meeting Of the
members of Golden Rule Council No.
z ID. of l.. Tuesday evening In the
<. of p. Hail.
The members of the s. s. Club
will meet mt the home Of Miss Mar
garet Jens in Waltham street Tues
day evening.
Mrs. NJ. G. Lavene will entertafn
the members of the Acme Social Club
at a Valentine Party Tuesday even
Ing at her home In Oakley avenue.
Mrs. AIva Young will entertain the
members of the Ideal Book Club mt
her home I'm Calumet avenue Tues
day evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-13
HOLD REGULAR MEEr1Nc.

The regular meeting of the members
Of Dorcas Rebeckah Lodge was held
last Saturday evening in ]. o. o. f. Hall
In State street The usual number of
members were present and after the
routine business had been disposed Of
the time was spent socially Several
applications for membership were bal
loted upon and initiation will probably
take place two weeks. The next
meeting will take place Saturday, Feb
ruary 18th and a large attendance is
desired.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-13
House Sold Ont.

Towles opera house was sold out
last night for the performance of "The
sweetest Girl in Paris" Only the boxes
were left and the crowd was exceeding
~ appreciative.
Trixie Friganza was as funny as ever
and the dancing of Frederick V. Bow
ers was favorably commented upon.
That musical comedy is popular In
Hammond is shown by the patronage
that this attraction received last night.
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lite. Festoons of hearts were draped

white. Festoons of hearts were draped
in the windows and arches and other
souvenirs were used to carry out the
colors At four o'clock Mrs. Pepperdine
served the following guests with dainty
refreshments: Julia and Genevive Bren-
nan, Kathleen and Margory Lyons,
Myra and Ruth Stevens, Clara Brennan,
Juanita Milligan, Edna and Lille
Whitaker, Georgia Anderson, Marion
George and Kittie ~Gilchrist, Frances
and Geneva Pepperdine and Ruth and
Bonita Camps of Chicago.
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LAKE SUPERIOR COURT

1856. Isabella Getches cs- John Ju-
deikis ct al. Foreclosure of mortgage
1857. John /. Fox ct al VS.. II. J.
AIerding ct al. Suit on account.
715s. Laura Seeley VS.. Eliza Seeley
Divorce.
John Diedel VS.. Charles PEG ct al
Damages.
Beckman Supply company vs. Albert
Ham. Suit on 1910 account.
1851. William Leimbach VS.. Joseph
A. Aubrey. Appeal.
1862. James A. Thomas VS.. -
Nichols ct al. Appeal.
1868. Lillian r. Rice vs. James T.
Rice. Petition for appointment of q
receiver.
1864. Esse e. Maplestone, admins
tratrix of the estate of Lottie X. John
son, deceased, VS.. Temperance A. Maple
stone ct al. Petition toisell real estate.