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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-03
INDIANA uARBOR.

Miss Grace Codding will be in Tndi-
ana Harbor. at the Barker building.
Fir street entrance. She Will show a
complete line of up-to-date millinery
goods 3-2t
Miss May Calvin went to Chicago
this morning to spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Barker spent
last evening playing cards at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Ottenheimer in
East Chicago
Mrs. II. L. Rudolph of Grapevine
street spent Saturday in Chicago.
Misses Helen Calvin. Edna Landell
and Mrs Margaret Diamond went to
Chicago Saturday to see The Fascin-
ating Widow at the Colonial theater.
Mrs Ed. Hiner of Kalamazoo. Mich.
arrived Saturday to make an extended
visit with Mrs. Hiner's mother Mrs.
e. v. Walton OF Hemlock street.
Miss Dietrich. a teacher in the eighth
grade at the Washington school. who
has been sick for some time, was able
to resume her duties this morning.
Mrs. r. J. Murley, who has been sick
for the past week. is much improve
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DOMESTIC SCIENCE DAY.

Domestic Science Day. was observ-
ed at the meeting of the Hammond
Woman's Club last Saturday afternoon,
April st in the auditorium of the First
NJ f.. Church in Russell street. 1t
was the regular bi-monthly meeting
to which the many members and their
friends were invited and there was a
large attendance. The meeting was
called for two-thirty o'clock Instead OF
three o'clock the usual hour for meet
ing, to allow for business session at
the close of the program. It was an
nounced previous to the meeting that
Mrs. O. p. kinsey of Valparaiso. the
first vice president of the State Eel
Grafton of Woman's Clubs would be
present to give short talk on gen
eral club work and announce the Tenth
District meeting to be held in Val
paraiso in May, but she found it i'm
possible to attend. Her absence was a
great disappointment to the Hammond
club members who had anticipated hcr
visit here with great deal of inter
est and pleasure After the prelimin-
larry opening exercises Mrs. J. G. Ibach
chairman of the domestic science com.
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and able to be about again.

Mrs Mahala Donovan of wheaton,
Ill. who has number of relatives in
the calumet region and who broke her
hip a week ago Saturday, is lowering
between life and death. On Saturday
her relatives in Indiana Harbbor re-
ceived a call from the Illinois town
that if they wished to see the aged
woman alive. they would better visit
her bedside at once. Mrs. T. J. Murley,
Mrs. Denovan's daughter, went Satur-
day morning, and Mrs c. A. Groat and
daughter, Louise, went in the after
noon. while Mrs. r. J. Griffin of Tolles-
ton and Mrs. Burt Murley OF Indiana
Harbor made trip to Wheaton today.
The physician in attendance on Mrs
Donovan declares ii is only matter
of a few days or perhaps of few
hours before death, as the aged woman
will be unable to recover from the
shock to her system caused by the fall
which resulted SO disastrously.
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EAST CHICAGO.

Miss Pearl Townsend will entertain
the Embroidery club at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. n Canine tonight
Mrs +. T. Moloney. formerly of East
Chicago, and now of Elkhart, was III
town for a few hours Saturday after
noon on her way to Mattoon. to spend
some time with Mr.. Moloney. She was
accompanied by her daughter, Adella.
who will spend the week with Mr..
and Mrs. e. y. Canine, as the guest of
their daughter. Margaret.
Miss Margaret Canine entertained
Saturday afternoon in honor of her
guest, Miss Adella Moioney of Elk
hart. There were seven young people
present.
The woman's Missionary society of
the Congregational church will have
their annual thank-offering for home
missions at the home of Mrs. A III. w.
Johnson's. in Magoun avenue, Friday
evening. Mr. Cannon. the new sec
rotary Of the Sunday schools and Pub
lication society. will be out for the
evening. when he will give q talk to
the members. which promises to be
most interesting.
Mrs. G. Foster Moore and son, Rob-
ert, returned yesterday from a five
months visit in Worthington. Mimi. and
will be with Mrs Moore's mother. Mrs.
Fred Hascali for a while after which,
Mrs. Moore viii go to housekeeping in
Chicago
| George W. Lewis went to South Bend
| on business Friday.
A. II. W. Johnson and George w
| Lewis went to Chicago yesterday to
| see the two enormous tubes which are
| to form the new LaSalle street tunnel
under the Cricago river, sunk They
watched the operation from a house
boat. Last Sunday they went to Chi
/ cago on a similar mission, but they
were disappointed, the work was
not done.
! Rev. L. G. Leazenby. district super
intendent of the Charlottesville dis
| trict and former pastor of East Chi
cago. will lecture at the NJ. L. church
| Tuesday evening, April 4, at p. m
| The lecture is given under the auspices
| of the Mems Bible class of the Nj. e
church, and the proceeds are to be de-
voted to the church building fund. The
| subject is THE strife Between Artistic
/ cracy and Christian Democracy ane
! the admission is 25 cents. All mem
hers of the class have tickets for safe
Get them early and enjoy this splendit
lecture
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HOLD REGULAR MEETING.

The regular meeting of the members
of the Doreas Rebeckah Lodge took
place last Saturday evening in T. Q. o.
+. Hall in state street There was a
large attendance of members and sew
eral visiting members from out of the
city were also present. The routine
work was disposed of and plans were
made for the next regular meeting te
be held Saturday evening. April sth
The members are preparing some ne "
floor work which they will give at one
of the first meetings. A large attend
ance of members is desired at the
meeting next Saturday evening
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f. p. Christianson of Crown Poiat
and Julius McGarry of Oklahoma City
were visitors in Hammond today
Miss Amy Riggs of South Holman
street Will leave Wednesday for her
home in Detroit, Mich. to spend few
days vacation.
Miss Alice Hess who is teaching
near Lowell spent the past week end III
Hammond visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hess in
Michiban avenue.
Mrs. j. O'Donnel has invitations out
| among her friends for one o'clock
luncheon at which she viii entertain
Tuesday, April 4th at her home, 10
Ccndit street
| Mrs ]. Kicker of Roseland. ILL.,,
spent Sunday visiting relatives AMI
friends in Hammond
| Conrad Eigeman is spending a few
days at her home in Knox. Ind.
| @. A. Bowers was the guest of rela-
tives in Morocco. Ind, during the past
wee kend.
| Miss Beaucamp formerly OF Ham
mond but of Niles, Mich is the
guest of Miss Rowe at her home in
/
/ Miss Florence Kuhn has returne
] from a short visit with Miss Hattie
Caster at her home in Lake Station
Mrs Kamradt of Whiting visited her
Hammond relatives last Saturday.
Mrs Giles Warner will entertain the
members of the Ladies' Aid Society
of the First Baptist church at the
home Of Mrs w II. Binder in Williams
street Wednesday afternoon of this
week. The program will be carried
out in the usual way.
/ The Misses Alice and Carolyn Hes.
saw Julian E1tinge in THE Fascinat
i ing Widow" at the Colonial in Chicags
last Saturday afternoon.
Miss Mabel and Joe Sonntag hav,
returned to their home in Rimbaci
avenue from Plainfield ILL., where the,
} visited over Sunday with their parents
} Mr.. and Mrs. John Sonntag.
Mrs. j. w Edwards of Aetna spen
Sunday In Hammond as the guest o
Mrs. O'Donnel1 at her home. 10 Condi
street.
Friends have received cards fror
. Mrs. Ed Simon telling of her arriva
, in Hot Springs, Ark. She will renal
in Hot Springs for three weeks 0
!. longe
! The members of the Ladies Aid So
! ciety of the First NJ. f. church will b
! entertained by Mrs. a. f. Wilcox q
! her home, 112 Conkey avenue Wed
! nesday afternoon of this week. A
! the members are invited to attend.
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a STUDY MEETING.

Mrs. J. J. Ruff is .at .homen to the
members of the history committee OF
the Hammond Womans Club today at
her residence. So Carroll street. 1t Is
the regular bi-monthly study meeting
to which all the members are invited.
The study Is Florida" Mrs. S. f.
Swain is chairman of the program
committee and Mrs. ]. j. Run ehairman
of the social committee of the day. The
program is as follows:
Piano Solo-Selected .,....
Mrs. Eugene Cooper
Paper-"Settiing of st Augustine.
....-............ Mrs. J. G. Lavene
Paper-'Florida of Today" ..
....- Mrs. LeGrand T. Meyer
Piano Selection -. Miss Edith Ruff
Paper--"The Everglades, and Higher
Education In Florida" ....
Mrs s. T.. Swain
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SALE As POSTPONED.

The sale of home bakery which was
announced by the members of tho
Ladies Aid Society of the First NJ. Z.
church to take place last Saturday was
postponed one week on account of the
meeting OF the Hammond Woman s
Club. The sale will be given in the
Hammond Building next Saturday
April sth and the public is invited to
attend. The proceeds will be used for
the benefit of the church and the mem
hers desire to clear a nice sum. In
addition to the sale of which Will con-
tinue all day the members will serve
a luncheon at noon for the general
public.
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One of the most delightful social
entertainments of the past week end
was given by Mrs. w. d. Clark at her
home in Chicago Saturday in compile
ment to the, members of the Twelve
tertained at a twelve O'Clock dinner
and covers were laid for sixteen guests.
A pretty decoration in pink was car
ried out in the dining room. A large
bunch of pink carnations was used as
a center piece on the table and pretty
and dainty souvenirs were chosen for
the arrangement. An elaborate dinner
of five courses was served. Fololwin 4
the dinner the guests gathered in the
parlors and devoted the afternoon 10
needle wor. The party was given to
versary and she Yves presented with a
very pretty souvenir spoon in remem-
brance of the day. The regular meet
ing day is Thursday and the next party
will be arranged for two weeks from
Thursday and the hostess will be nam
ed later Miss Ruth Clark who was
home from the Academy of Our Lady
for a week end visit was the only
guest and the following members were
present: Mesdames f. E. Beck of Val
paraiso Villa Smiley, Wayne Var
Glider. B. c. smaIley. Charles Monnette
Charles H. stewart. F,no1a Payne, j. d
Pontius. f. f. Cole, Richard Caldwell
FRAME Ma Morris Champaign, C
w whitney. C. II. Stewart all of Ham
mond and ". u. Clark.
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mittee took charge and announced the
remainder of the program for the ar
ternoon The opening number was
cornet solo by Mrs Charles G. Holman
accompanied on the piano by Mrs L.
A. Minard. She responded to an en-
core ard played The Last Rose Of
Summer The numbers were beauti-
fully rendered. Mrs Ibach then intro
duced Miss Gladish of the Chicago
school of Home Economics who gave
an illustrated lecture on Food
Values. Her talk was one of the
most practical and helpful that has
been given before the club members
this winter and it was greatly enjoyed.
Miss Gladish chose simple and
practical way of presenting her sub
ject. She showed samples of different
articles of food containing the nutri-
tive properties that the body requires
to maintain health. At the close OF
her talk there was short business
session called for the transaction of
business preceding the election of off,
GERS. Amendments to the constitution
were voted on and it was decided tic
raise the annual dues to Ave dollars
Other business of interest only to the
members was transacted.
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4 rHEArER PARTY.

The following young people of the
Sophomore class of the Hammond high
school chaperoned by Miss Grace
Houk. one of the instructors in Eng
lish, and Mrs L. r. Trotter composed
a theater party last Saturday evening
TO see Julia Marlowe and F. III. Sothern
in las You Like It. at the Lyric. In
the party We're Mrs. L. T. Trotter. the
Misses Grace Houk. Adele Dunbar.
Kathrine Switzer, Beulah Drackert
kalila Trotter, Leoda MacAleer. Myrtle
Webb and Ellen and Nancy Peterson.
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ENTERTAINs MANY FRIENDS.

Miss Beatrice Dickson very delight
fully entertained number of her
friends last Saturday evening at her
home in Columbia avenue, East Ham
mond. During the evening various
social games were played and a pro-
gram of dances was enjoyed. The
large dining room was cleared for the
dancing. Mrs. Dickson furnished the
musical program At late hour a
luncheon of several courses was serv-
ed. The guescts included number OF
Miss Dickson's school friends ad were
the following young people: Misses
Myrtle Huehn, Mabel Cotton. Ethel
Smith, Henrietta Wolff, Lillian Gold
man, Marguerite Sohl. Ethel Hirsch.
Ruth Brusel, Caroline Hess and Messrs.
Arthur Andree. Elliott Conroy. William
Kraft, Grill and Clure Burge. Frank
Woodman, Raymond Brennan, Herbert
Miles. John Fahunhold and Arthul
Finding.
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TOLLEsTON

Miss Bess Matson spent Sunday in
Chicago
Mrs NJ E. Heitzman and children of
Chicago were the guests of Mrs. r. Luz
cey yesterday
Miss Emma Rump was Hammond
visitor Saturday.
Miss Clara Edmunds returned after
spending several weeks with relatives
in Chicago.
Mrs. l.. Weaver returned from a few
weeks visit at Hot Springs, Ark
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PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED.

An interesting meeting of the MEM
bers of the literature committee of the
Hammond Womans Club VIII take
place Tuesday afternoon, April 4th at
the residence of Mrs. Frank Hammond.
35 Mason street. The meeting will
open promptly at two-thirty o'clock
and all the members are invited to be
present. Mrs. W. c. Harrison is chair
man of the program committee for the
day and the study will be Maurice
Maeterlinck. The following Isl the pro-
gram.
Paper-s4A Character sketch.
...s......M Mrs. Elizabeth Shields
Paper=Maurice Maeterlinck, Sym
bolist and Mystic ............
.... Mrs. w G. Harrison
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SOCIAL NEWS FOR TUESDAY.

The members of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to the University Club
win meet Tucsday afternoon from
two-thIrty to Ave o'clock In The
club rooms.
Miss Gertrude Claus will enter
tain the young ladies Of the N. N.
Embroidery Club Mt her home In
Clinton street Tuesday evening.
Miss Margaret Jens Will have as
her guests Tuesday ev<6ing mt her
home In Waltham street the young
ladies Of the $. s. Club.
There will he n meeting OF the
members cf Progressive Court No.
1850 Tribe OF Hen Hur Tuesda y
evening in the X. of p. Hall.
meeting OF the members OF the
True kindred Will take place Tues-
day evening in the 1. u. o. r. Hail
In state street.
Mrs. Il. a. Hickey will entertain
the members Of the Industrious
Twelve nj her home In Truman ave-
nue. Tuesday afternoon.
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An ADVANCEMENT.

The young ladies of st. Agnes Guild
OF St Paul's Episcopal church VIII de-
monstrate a silver cleaning process In
the basement of the Lion Store this
afternoon and evening and cordially in
vite the public to attend. The prepare
ton will be sold and the proceeds will
be used for the Easter Offering to the
church. The young people desire to
clear a nice sum-
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DIVERSIONS IN THE
SICK ROOM.

) DIVERSIONS IN THE
) SICK ROOM. .
The Immediate surroundings
exert a great influence upon the I
beneral state OF the mind and
health of the patient. Take
room with the walls of n plain
, color; the pictures nre a source
} Of unceasing pleasure. Have
about eight prints; the next
, week, under the pretense of
cleaning, replace the pictures
, with others.
The patient Will discover aft
err time an entirely different
lot hung In their place. Each
week the same thing can be
done. The patient Is sure 10
take an interest in them, and he
glad to talk of them with
, friends.
SECOND interest and delight
are the flowers. OF course. only
3 living plants would be allowed
to stay In the rooom all the
D time, but a brond shelf can he
attached near the bed. and the
patient will love to watch each
, new leaf and bud unfold day by
day. An ever blooming cycla-
= men and a red GeraniEm are
good plants. a glass howl, with
two or three goldfish. are a good
idea, ~ they Will interest a pa
, ticnt wonderfully, watching the
graceful movements and exhibit
tions OF Intelligence.
! heard of patient who was
= too Ill to rend, but friend
= brought In Some seed cata-
, fogues. 1t WAS wonderful what
. lot of pleasure the patient got
- out OF them. Ii required 80 lit
= tie mental effort to Just look at
= the pictures and read the names,
= with here and there n descrip-
= ton.
= II In like greeting old friends.
. And the announcement of n
= new variety OF some favorite
= kind of flowers was quite excit-
= inl. As the patients mind be-
= gan to regain some of it's ac-
= tivity he planned what he would
= have this year In his garden.
. 1t WIS great fun and amuse-
y menf. 4 friend coming In would
= greet him withs SI've discov-
= cred new variety of such a
= flower we simply must have"
. and discussed the garden quite
y seriously. As spring approach
= ed small box was brought, In
. which he put two or three seeds
q of several kinds of flowers. ATT
= err the third day something
= pushed through the Garth. and
= naeriy every morning there was
= another seed coming up.
III was exciting to guess which
= which would come up next, or
= which would get its second leaf
y first. when bigger a few of the
= seedlings were planted In pots
= and kept on the window shelf.
= when they came into bloom he
= was proud Of them. Fond as
= you may be Of plants that are
y given you those you have watch
ed grow seem smuch more your
q own.
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An AFTERNOON MEETING.

Miss Lcona Bowman was ssat home"
to the members of division No. l of
Miss Elizabeth Webber's class IN
music last Saturday afternoon at her
residence in State Line street. 1t was
the regular monthly meeting and
many Of the members were present.
The Czerny Contest was the leading
feature of the afternoon after which
several of the young people of the
class entertained with instrumental
selections. A social hour followed the
study meeting when the time was
spent pleasantly in conversation. The
hostess served her guests with dainty
refreshments. The arrangements have
not bee made for the next meeting
which will take place in three weeks
The hostess Will be named later.
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MEALS FOR A DAY,

MEALS FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.
Halved Grape Fruit.
Broiled Ham. Fried Corn Meal Must
Mullins. Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Escalloped Corn.
Whole Wheat Bread with Butter.
Hot Fruit Biscuit. Prune Surprise.
Cocoa.
DINNER
Noodle Soup.
Boiled Fresh Mackerel,
with Parsley Sauce.
Fluffed Potatoes. Caulif1ower.
Combination Salad.
Individual Peach Shortcake,
with Whipped Cream.
Coffee.
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AN ENJOYABLE MEETING.

An enjoyable meeting of the mem
bers of the Hammond Chapter of East
ern stars took place last Saturday
evening in the x. of P. Hall. Many
members were in attendance during
the evening After the routine work
had ben disposed of plans we're made
for the next regular meeting to be
held in two weeks when it is desired
that many members are present A
pleasant social hour followed the lodge
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everywhere q Miss Helen
Taf predctn for this shade has had much to do with the
o
This beautiful hat Of pink braid and pink malnss
forms the hat mounted pink ul At the OF the bn
o heav
stanial line Of back velvet adds touch
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Walker to Get Returns.

]. l. Walker has arranged to give his
patrons the Chicago election returns
tomorrow evening at his buffet on
State street and the Monon tracks.
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session when the members met in
formally in the pariors for music and
social conversation.
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A DANCING PARTY.

The invitations have been issuei by
Mr.. and Mrs. b. l.. p. Bell of 646 South
Holman street for dancing party to
be given Tuesday evening, April 18th
at the Masonic Temple. The enter
tainment will be one of the first of the
post -Lenten functions and large
number of Hammond society folk will
be- in attendance.
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oaper-"The Alabaster 30

Paper-"The Alabaster Box ........
....-. Mrs. Elizabeth Van Steenberg
Paper-"Mary Magdahne" .......
Mrs. Frank. Hammond
aper--"Pelleas and Melisande- 1890.
........ Mrs. IL r. Bell
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A CAKE SALE.

ciety of the Monroe Street Methodist
Chapel are planning to give a Zone
made Cake Sale in the near future
The date will be announced liter and
cordial invitation extended the pub
lie as the proceeds will be used for
the benefit of the church.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ DeWeese will en-
terrain the members OF the 500 Club
at their home in Rimbach avenue this
evening. The party was announced to
have been given BY Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hitchcock at their home in South Hon.
man street
Miss Mabel Wells of Hamilton Park.
Chicago returned home this morning
after spending few days in Hammond
the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. ".
Sprague of Carroll street
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gilman and son,
Gregg of East Chicago we're visitors
In Hammond Sunday.
Ellston Elliott will leave tomorrow
for Charlottesville, Ind. to resume his
studies at Wabash College after
spending weeks vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Elliott OF
Doty street
Edward Hess will be host to the
members of the Good Boys Pleasure
Club at his home in Michigan avenue
this evening Games and contests will
be among the features of entertain
ment during the evening.
| s. There will be a meeting of the mem
bers of Unity Council Knights OF
Columbus, this evening in the X. of G
Hall large attendance OF members
is desired. as the usual business pro-
gram viii be carried out.
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+. p. christianson of Crown Point
and julius McGarry of Oklahoma City
were visitors in Hammond today.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-03-17
Theatrical Censors in Kansas Towns

When the bill came up there was a
question as TO how it should be deter.
mined whether or not a picture
came under this classification and
who was to determine the question.
1t was suggested that the mayor and
two ministers should be a censor
board in each city, but a number OF
ministers protested that they did not
care to attend moving picture shows
for any purpose and had no interest
in seeing whether or not the pictures
were proper. Then a committee OF
the mayor and one layman and one
minister was suggested, but this, too,
was unsatisfactory, and it was finally
decided that the mayor of each in.
corporated city or town should be
the censor unless he named another
for the work.
The censor's word is law. II he
says a picture is calculated 10 be in
furious to the morals of the citizens
or to offer evil suggestions to children
the pictures must be stopped 1t is
provided that the moving picture man
may collect damages from the film
exchange that sent him the pictures
if his show Is stopped.