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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25
FAREWELL TESTIMONIAL
TO BISHOP MERRILL

Prof, Lewis \. Merrill. who recently
resigned as bishop OF the Thirty -hrst
ward and W. Parker Pratt. who has also
resigned as counselor in the bishopric OF
the same ward. viii he honored with q
testimonial entertainment to be given
under the auspices OF the ward members
In the Thirty-frst ward chapel tonight
AT o'clock.
Professor Morrills rcaignatiou was of
fcrcd some time ago because OF The de-
msnds made upon his time and energy
by the extension department of the state
agricultural college. Of which he is head.
Mr.. Pratt as one OF the states pure food
inspectors, also found his duties took up
his time and ncccssltstcd his absence
from tho city SO often that he deemed il
wise 10 resign As counselor.
Edward NJ, Ashton is the new bishop OF
the Thirty-(irsi ward Henry Il. Coulam.
formerly counselor 10 Bishop Merrill has
been retained i'm that office and George
&. Smith has been appointed TO ill Mr.,
Pratts place. The programme 10 be
carried out at tonight's testimonial is as
follows:
Hymn. "Redeemer OF Israel congress-
dom prayer. Henry Coulam; chorus.
ward choir; address. Welcome" Bishop
L. ". Ashton: trio. Vaughan Clayton,
lila Parry and Ivy Ensign: duet. Sadie
BurnhaIn and Esther Fowler; recitation.
Fannie Naylor: solo, John -. Bowers: la =
dies quartette, lvy Ensign Elsie Pike.
Edith Acomb and Lavclle Pyper: ad-
dress. L.e Grand Young; singing. congrc-
CATION: dance in amusement hall at con-
clusion OF programme.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25
JURORS SUMMONED
FOR FEDERAL COURT
Nenires Are Issued and Made
Rcturnahle on Noven-
Der Is.

The erond jury Tor the federal court
which opcns November Is for the No
v-mber term has been summoned as fol-
lows:
Joseph Black. Coai,inc. George Swar.
hsysIillc: 4. II. T. franklin. salt Lake:
{. r. earrette. Logan; u. u. Baron. Lo-
gan. Thomas n. Black salt Lake. S
-. Chase. salt Lake. John $. Cowan, Ne
phi g W. Milcr. Snli lake. \. t..
isrer. salt Lake. James Crooks. Eureka
James :. Murdoch. Iohrr; j. :. Sa1lan-
tyre. ogden Aifr~5 Adcr Mauti: H. e.
.lawso1. jr., Salt Lake: !. II. NcEvan.
Provo. r. n Bci4y. American Fork. T.
y. STAFFORD. Osders T.. e. Johnson NJ.
rlessen,: = /. Kqddou. Park CITY; John
Moore Iosepi, Gity; II Tnfi Monroe
The names OF the petit jury ror tho
November term arc:
J. y. Tyrce. ogden: George Amcs.
Park clty: J. ". skinner. Salt Lake:
Ioup :. Brown. Provo. r. T. Hiatt. Salt
Hutchinss. Spanish Fork; u. J. Mat
'hcps. Providence: Joseph KImbal!. salt
Lake. ". ~. Cassidy. Tooclc: T. *.
Nandetcr salt Lake; j. 6. Watt. oe-
den; Joscph Clark. Provo; James
knowles Eureka: George Carrigan. Nor
gan; rfyrum Ienscu Couinston: NJ. 6.
TAYLOR. Salt Lake; George fIo,kinr.
Rivcrton: \ II NcE@rsou. Gchficld; i
i. Thorpe, Ephraim: Francis II. Hail
salt Lake: Elmer Hili. Bingham: J. n.
Middleton; Price; Walter Holmes. Farm
inGion: willard Crogun. ogden: Rich
Hvd 6. Tordeli. salt Lake: Robert Younr.
Wansiip; Isaac Brockbank TIoIiiday :.
Henri Erickson. MI. Pleasant; O. Il,
Blakc'N. Salt Lake: ". A Starr Mons
Thomas j. Barrett American Fork Iohu
Roy; >. " lec. Hoyt;vlllc; l.. M. Jones,
spanish Fork.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25
TABERNACLE CHOIR
APPLAUDED TO ECHO
New York Chorus Reaches
Cheyenne; Climax Reached
as "Dixie" IS Rendered.
Spccial 10 The Trihune.

Special 10 The Tribune,
CIIicY ENNF. Wyo.. Oct. @i.-1hc Nor
mon tabernacle choir's New York chorus
of 200 completely captured Cheyenne to-
night at the Capitol Avenue thcater be-
fore a large and enthusiastic audience.
which filed the building TO lis capacity
Hundreds were turned away, being un-
able 10 gain admittancc The numbers
rendered by The chorus were received
with great applause. especially the Lucia
SeXtet," which had 10 be repeated. The
climax OF tic evening. however. was
reached when the male chorus sang
Dixie" which had to be repeated time
and time again before the concert could
go on. The soIosts OF the evening were
heartily received. Horace S Ensign
made "A profound hit with his line rem
dltion OF IIcrbcrts Gypsy Sweetheart" >"
The other solosists We're Lizzie Thomas
Edward. soprano, and Lydia White. harD-
ist. \ telegram was received by Profess
sor Evan stephen. director, and Pro-
fessor J. ]. Mcclellan, accOmpanist, from
the kimbal company Of Chicago invit-
ing the singers to be guests at a din
ner 10 be served In the Iiimball build
ing AT $50 o'clock on the afternoon Of
October &c. y telegram from Garre II
Fort, passenger and traffic manager Of
rho Union Pacific, was received. wish
ing them a good trip and extending any
courtesy nc can give while In Omaha TO-
morrow,
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TO BRING BRI@I
POST TO SAITH
Progress Reported and \
lnit'ee of Eighteen N
Continue Efforts. \
CONVENTION FOR /
Prof, Merrill Reports i,
Part in Dry Farmjn,
Congress.

Further steps toward p-o,,.
proposed and much talked 1,y
post at Fort Douglas were +,
meeting Of chairmen of st,,x
mittees Of the Commercial .l.s
day at noon, when report :,
by Heber NJ. Wells and pre,,l
II Johnson announcing thc
ment OF q special eornna
eighteen To act in coojunctios
board of governors OH Inc oos,
Mr. Wells reported nro.. @
spoke of the reasons for w.
establishment of the brip,1s
what il would mean to t6e ~
He set forth that Utah : eon...
delegation favored the move
pledged support, aud that i !,
up TO philosophical men 10 !.
plan through. The special -
Of eighteen consists nj tho ~
Col. NJ. NJ. kaighn, cbairm,,.I
+. Holmes, II. NJ, Wells, tico S|
II. i. Grant. +. Y. Stcnbes'
Quigley. -. G.. Bolton. L. VI 81
II. Christensen, u. 4. Mcran
Brecden. John +. Bennett Jos,|
zer. -. j. Murphy. 4. Ricbt,,I
Burton and w. J Mecks n
The committee recently spnsl
investigate the removal of 81
headquarters from Salt Lake ~
was continued, consisting OF a.,
Wallace, chairman. Fred c Nl
and J. r Harris. This commita
been requested TO make a 6et,5
port Of the matter io the club'
next general membership mec,is,
steps may he taken to make S,5
the headquarters again.
Utah Had Prominen. PA
Mr., Lewis a. Merrill, chain,
the club s committee On dw. /,
rendered an interesting rcpo,t
international Dry Farming 4
which met at Colorado Spd,.
Hweek Prot. Merrill said ;I,'
took g prominent part in t6s b
tions of the congress. and ~
Lake City was represented by n
delegation. in addition to NJ
delegates from this state. Pfcf
said that the graduates OF N d
tural College of Utah, nov /
of agricultural work in Wysrae
Zona, Nevada and other ass
west. also attended. The SsH'
Dr. j 4. Widtsoe as preside!
congress. Prof. Merrill regaral
signal honor To the state. lie q
Salt Lake City could comm,
1918 convention If il was dsts
visablc to bring il to This eiiy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25
READS OF OBSERVANCE
WITH GREAT INTEREST

Mrs. G. S. Hatfield OF the annex apart
ments. loo East South Temple street.
read with much interest an account In
Sa;urday at Leesbure, Va Tho nftieth
anniversary OF the death Of Colonel T..
.. Baker was observed, twcnty-seven
members OF his regiment being present.
Colonel Baker was Mrs. lIstneld's grand :
father.
The gallant colonel lost his life in the
battle OF Balls Bluff while leading mis-
regiment In charge. He WAS the per-
sonal friend OF President Lincoln ond
the nations chief executive shed tears
when told of the death of Colonel Baker.
l.. -. Baker Ir.. son Of Colonel
Baker. served in the United States army
and al one time was stationed at Fort
Douglas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25
GREAT FIELDING IS
GIANTS SALVATION
Salt Lake Business Man Says
Mathewson Is Not Won
derful Pitcher.

"Mathevson may be a great Pi'ei'''
but certainly tbs Giants ar" S''t'
fielding organization said tniiorn -,
pnarsaIl manager OF the j. II I.rySon
company. yesterday. MIR. fcnraah pes
just returned from 4 trip 10 Ne" oiN
where he combined business "i'n
trIflc Of baseball "T suw the eleven !,
inning game on saturday, said ne. qua
wish 20 say that Mathews dion III m
press me rs n pitcher. even though ne
Is toutrd es Il wonder lie %as INT nc :
rcutcdIv and only the most marvellous
iIcIding saved him. When Baker made
tho hons RIM that broke M the gam u
genuine groan Of sorrow went un ths' -
indeed IndescrlbabIc.
Mr. PcarSall found business in Thc Jew
elry trade about NJ 20 last year $ hSnffIh, -
with the prospect for an Improvement III
the near future.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25
DE WITT B. LOWE CASE
PROCEEDING SLOWLY

The hearing ln tho rreliminary ex-
ANIMATION Of Dewitt r. Lowe and
others. charged with reading and I.s,a
ing the contents OF telezrnphic n,ssssr.
being sent over a Western Union q pir..
from chicago 10 the coast by Tay of
tnis city. VAS resumed before Judge y.
Z. Loosbourop Tuesday morning .e4
erai witnesses werc examined Including
J.. -. Alexander. assistant superinten
Dent of the Ptnkcrton agency I'm Snit
Lake and also Pinksrion operative
Morris II. Brown. chief clerk To tho
sIperint"ndsnt OF tslegraplIy cf the Ore
zon Short Line Railroad company Nss
also on the witness stand Most OF The
testimony given vns corroborstiyc of
sVtdcnce already in.
Sheriff sharp and Piukertou Operative
Harris were on th~ stand ln the after-
noon Sheriff Sharp testified relative
To ihs arrest of tho men and Hnrris told
of his Investigations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25
ADJUSTMENTS

SALT LAKE THEATER-Trixie, Fri
~anza in The Sweetest Girl Ill
Paris" Curtain. sis, Matinee To-
day, Els.
COLONIAL TEIEATER - Florence
Roberts, Thurlow Bergen and Iheo-,
dorc Roberts, In Jim the Psnman,
week OF October -, with Wednes-
day and Saturday matinecs' Guy
tain, S.l5.
ORPnEUM THEATER 49, Advanced
vaudeville All week. Matinccs
daily at .:15; evening performances
az S:1J.
GARRICk THEATER-"The East
erncr," by the Ciar-icE Stock com
psny. All week with matnces
Thursday and Saturday. Curtain
SIS.
MAJESTIC Abbreviated
musical comedy by the Majestic
company
MISSION THEATTR-M Motion pic
iures and vaudeville, Afternoon
aud evening,
LIBERTY THEATEK-Moton pic
lures, songs and orchestra, After
noon and evening,
CASINO THEATER-Motion pic
tures and vaudeville. Afternoon and
evening,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25
BARTENDER APPEALS
TO HIGHER COURT

Joseph Williams. barseeper OF sum
nit county. Tuesday morning appealed
10 the supreme court from the Judgment
OF the district court In the case he
Drought against summit county as re-
ceirer, alleged overcharge for saloon H.
censes. According 10 Williams he was
required 10 pay $500 quarter for A
license 10 run n saloon In Summit county
outside OF the cities and towns whereas
the ordinance simply calls for 500 VIII
mans AYERS that the fee was paid unriI
nc had paid into the treasury about $4,000
In excess of what he should have paid
Then he began suit and tho lower colI,i
decided IN favor OF the COUNTY. From
this the appeal IL taken
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25
LOOT
GARFIELD STORE

The general merchandise store OF Bar
on e. co. AT Garfield vas burgIarIzed
during Monday night and articles val
ued at several hundreds OF dollars stol-
en-. Entrance 70 tho store WAS accom-
plished by boring holes through the rear
side.
II Is believed that the burglars made
their escape from Garfield on a hann-
car. which they stole from the Western
Pacific Sheriff Sharp was notified OF th,.
robbery yesterday morning and an In
vesiigation ny that Office led 10 the
conclusion that the burglars had gone
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25
GUN CLUB within
IT'S LEGAL R|a
Officers Deny Without
fication Statements in'
SInoot Organ.

Ed Tor The Triounc--There sp7>
this mornings issue Of The Ht1|
publican an article under Che 4
Attempt To Spoil Jordan Biyd|
New state Gun Club Charged VIZ
rage Mayor BrBnSford RelUses ~
tcro.' In this article ii Is msat
pear that the New state Gr
backed by the mayor. Is guilty 9
liberate attempt 10 destroy props'
facts in the case being as folqs.
The Ncw State Gun CLUB mi
prjatcd under the state Law -
feet OF tho waters Of thc Jortil'
this filing having been made
or twelve years ago for the PuI
reclaiming ten or more secoom
owned and held by the NcT s
club. About two years aGo
City corporate set about 10 ds
beginning at Twelfth South ~
the purpose of taking care ci
plus or food waters Of the Jof1l-
in order 10 relieve certain pfo,|
the western part OF the oily
spring fiood waters, In order 70
plish this a dam was bniit 81
Jordan river 30 divert the ~na
said surplus canal duriDS tns ~
lts construction. II being un0crse
It MAS part Of the prosi 4,
IS soon as completed seconu
10 Inc placed across the surplus
order not 10 interfere VIII u
rights OF water owners furtper
river. 4, bclng the Intention
manner interfere with the Nar
which had hcen properly acq%,
building Of tho present dan
cd In diyerting ncarly the enlns 3,
the surplus canal and the New
club and other holders nave
out tho water To which theJ n
crly entitled. a.
Acting upon legal advice.
State Gun club removed ce''esss ce'.s.11
In the dam and attempted 10
channel below the dam "
amount Of stag and old iimpe
At ono time had constituted
This. IN its endeaVor 10 Ssevsi psit
a portion OF tho water 10 W
entitled. II has also SCI -
struct a temporary dam arIv'
plus canal In order 90 diys'' ~
portion OF the waters OF th'
proper channel. -. 10
Tho gun club does not sccs
any water whatever except ,sis
II Ia properly entitled, ahg , IA
az all times insist upon. ~
question atatcs That NhlyhI
Branstord Is one Of the ms'I, 81
New State Gun club. rms NJ
~ and uuqualinediy false es h,s
ford Is not nj ;his time. no'
my time In the past peeH
Of said club. n,nnr|
Othrr clubs have in no n,s
IN their vested ysf|
they nc by any action OF ~. no q
Gun club. There has oeen ~
10 destroy the city dam; n.,,oa
nsh been destroyed. sucn AZ ~, -
been taken is purely one ~ nj
rights. which the S!ud dws.|
times continue 10 do ny ali, 4
our water. leaving us prao,sr Is
brit contaminated sewer Ws.y' -
doubt the cause OF the duc, d,s S|
last year, which cost the s'Smrr So,arr
fed Ia by state Gaor 81
Chambers before tho sena''
NEW STATE qln
Harry :. Nargstts. Pres,,oe,rs n
George r. Ellcrbeck. WV
and Director.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25
SCOTTISH RITE TO
HOLD ITS REUNION

The local organization Of tho Scottish
Rite Masons will hold its eighteenth am
nual reunion from October % to 2Is when
all degrees OF the rite will he conferred.
\ feature OF the ceremonies VIII he an
exceptional musical programme which
has been srrepgcd. The fourteenth de-
gree viii bc conferred Wednesday. tho
twenty ty-seventh degree on Thursday and
tho thlrty-s4cnnd degle- On Friday. Fol-
lowing arc the committees into whose
hands preparations for ihc conclave nav =
been placed:
Arrangements and cSecutiv"-Fred q.
Schramfn. =. z. Hutchinson. g. II. Fisch-
.r. l. II. Harding. \ T.. Bong. ". G.
Macmillan. NJ. T.. Lipmsn. W. L.. Bailey,
X 3 Joyrc and \. r. Mcintyre.
Frateirnal reception and princely cour-
tesy-J. j. Grecncwald. Louis Cohn. T..
4. Alhire. J. y. kcrsh. A. -. Williams.
Frank l:rath. J. Hays, ]. < Lewis.
5, q. Kahn. Emanuel kcmpner. II. g.
Blackmau. A. r. Palm. u. H. Calder. r.
=. Corfman. l.. p. Wherry. u. T smith.
Arthur Kuhn. RI. r Tsvcy. II. V. Lane
and +. ". HornumE.
In charge OF class-C W. Morse. G.
". Dern, ". a. Lee and 2. H. Goodwin.
In charge OF work.. g S.'brsmm.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25
o. G. Beebe in East.

o.. {. Beebc. cashier of lions Savings
Bank & Trust COMPANY also one Of the
controlling stockholders OF the Utah Ma
uonai bank. IL In New Tork sizing up
i'nnncial conditlons In the metropolis
An Hhsubs'antinted rIp1or is a6oat Ia the
erect that Mr. Beehcs visit In tho east
may haVf something TO do with the re-
cent change In control OF the Utah Ma
tlonal bank and the many reports TINT
nave ocen circulated about tho future Of
the local institution.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25
STATE SUPERINTENDENT
OF SCHOOLS RETURNS

State superintendent OF Public In
s;Tuction \. G. Nelson Was al hls office
again Tuesday, after having returned
from Topeka. Kan. where he attended
the national conference for the uniform
cer,incstion ot teachers
Superintendent Nelson was highly
pleased With tine progress made At the
conference and he is nj tho opinion tha,
important steps are now being taken To-
ward the unihcation OF teachers certih-
cation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25
Salt Lakers in New York.

Special 10 The Tribune.
NEW YORK. oct Wellington G.
\. Young; Herald square. -. M Olson.
u. Hauzen. n. Bcnmon. ". Davis r. g
Harr. x. Fitzgerald; Martinique, ". II.
Tanncy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25

Triyie Trlganza has made the greatest
hit OF her career with her bubbinS. ro-
bus, comedy and singing in ''rhe sweet
est Girl in Paris which is now playing
at the SaIi Lake lhcater, Her new num-
bers include Don't Forget the Number.
That's the Way That limitations Look
to Nc" and Geo. Amt Ii Shame to
BE Fat" There will be matinee OF
"The Sweetest Girl in Paris this after
noon the engagement closing with the
performance tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25

\ few choice office rooms for rent
in the Utah Savings q Trust Com
pany : building. 30 Main street. Apply
to Heber M Wells
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25

Salt Lakers have discovered that there
is combination Of talent and drama
al the Colonial this week that is seldom
coualled OH a local stage. ''Jim the PEN
man with Florence Roberts, Thur'ow
Bergen and Theodore Roberts playing the
three famous roles of Jim, the pcnman.
tho German baron and the Nict'mlacd
wife tigethrr with a capital supporting
company, offers US not only the best
there-ls is In acting but II play OF cNcap-
tionsl. though always interesting and
Will. he given at d matinee this after
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25

An act that is sparkling ana genuine
with Mt and fascinating music is the OF
fering OF Klein brothers and ATlss Sihyl
Brennan At tho Orphoum this week. II
was received with instant favor. and
continues 10 delight audiences daily and
nightly. The act is repletc with fun.
music and dances. Miss f3rcnnan's sweet
soprano voice Is heard To- excellent adVan-
iage and The klcins arc also splendid
singers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25

IT might be expected that in any play
in which Nat Goodwin scored SO great a
success As he did In .''Thc EaStcrucr.'
there would bc found an unusual amount
OF comedy mixed with the more serious
scenes OF the play. II Is therefore not
through the action of the drama blend
ing with thrilling moments so reaIisti-
cally that many Garrck patrons claim
that !. is the most pleasing Offering OF
the Garrick company 10 date. Tho play
ers are al exceptionally well cast. par
ticularly Mr. Parker. the leading man,
who makcs-thc best OF u splendid oppor-
tunity rs John WsrdeD. the "sasterncr,"
The regular mid week matinee Hill he
given tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25

The Alollusc. the new comedy by HUI
bert Henry aNles, Ia which KyrIe BEL
lew Is TO be seen at the SAT- Lake the
ater Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
contains Whimsical story of delicate hu-
NOR. amusing Incidents being buii around
a young wife who has fallen into the
habit of accepting the other members
OF her household as her slaves. Being
liEcned 10 n mollusc. 2 species of she'll
bSh described by the author ns bar
uacle so lazy thst djsliEluE To move Itself
OF It's own propellirc. il attaches i5sett
TO some moro active body the run lies
IN the methods pursued by the v,ifc's
brother and husband TO bring about hcr
cure.
Baby Mine, which comes TO the Co.
lonlal Tor AN entire week. beginning next
Sunday night. is described as A two
hour half scream oi mlrth. The
comedy was written by Margarc, MAYO,
who Gnt her Inspiration from a news Item
IN Chicago paper regarding rondlngs
critics have hailed BABY Mine" as the
most wholesome, scr"smlrsly funny stage
conception ever written The ma nnor In
which the comedy is being rereiNcJ all
along the route would indicate thta the
atergocrs everywhere arc OF tho same
opinion: While the play with almost any
KIND Of company would take care of
!tsclf. II is said that company. OF ex-
ceptlonal merit appears in tho cast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25

The srond jury Tor the federal court
~ hich opcns November l3 for the No
v>mbeT term haa been summoned as fol-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-11

broidery Club as the guests of Mrs.
John ]. Claussen at her home in state
Line street this evening. The usual
diversions will be enjoyed, the greater
part of the evening being devoted 10
needle work.
A meeting of the members OF Golden
Rule Council No. l ID. of l. will take
place this evening in the x. of P. Hall.
The usual business and social program
will be carried out and all the mem
bers are invited to be in attendance.
Mrs. Harry Smith of Carroll street
has gone to Charlottesville, Ind. to be
the guest of friends and relatives for
few weeks
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-11
FRED EwERT AND FAMILY.

The members of the Northside Ladies'
Club and the Ladies' Aid Society of the
First Congregational church will meet
IN the pariors of the church Wednesday
afternoon for important business
meeting. The reports of the bazaar
and supper will be read.
Mrs Fred Meyers has returned to
her home in Chicago after visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John r. Kuhl-
man of North Holman street for a
few days.
Miss Blanche Culbert and Miss Viz
ginia Jacobson will visit in East Chi
cago this evening.
The members of the Sewing Circle of
All Saints Catholic Church will nor
meeting day on account of Holy Week
End services at the church. The next
regular meeting will be announced
later.
Mrs. Ira Post and children of Morgan
Park III. are spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Post at their home
in Rimbach avenue.
The Misses Mary and Anna Ibach will
| informally entertain the young ladies
| OF the Inter Sc Club this evening al
their home in South Holman street
Embroidery work and bridge whist
games will be among the social features
| OF the evening.
| A pleasant social time will be spent
by the young ladies of the n. n. En-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-11
AN ENJOYABLE MEETING.

very interesting and enjoyable
meeting Of the members of the Garfiei1
Club OF the First Christian church TOOK
place last evening in the social rooms
of the church in Calumet avenue. 1t
was social meeting to which the
ladies' were invited. There was very
large attendance. The musical pro-
gram was given by the Messrs. Graves
who rendered several banjo selections
and vocal numbers which we're very en-
jovable. Attorney Joseph Conroy gave
the address and he chose as his sub
ject rs Tncbriety A Disease?" His
talk was listened to with great deal
of interest. After the lecture the
guests remained for a short social time.
There were 1--WE new members enrolled
last evening. THE rext meeting will
take place in two weeks and all the
members are invited to be present.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-11

plans were made for social meeting
to take place Friday afternoon. April
14th at the home of Mrs. 8. A. Ee.. In
South Holman street. The election of
of11cers was the important featre OF
the evening and Mrs. e. w. Bump was
reelected president and Mrs. W. A.
Buchanan, secretary Mrs II. b. Doug
las and Mrs. Richard Winckler were
chosen to serve on the flower commit
tee. At the close OF the business ses-
sion q pleasant time was spent social
~ and Mrs. Bump served a dainty
luncheon.