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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-12
]. SOCIAL.

The ladies of All NSaints Catholic
church will entertain at a social We'd
nesday evening of this week on the
lawn at the rectory in East Sibley
street. The ladies will serve refresh
ments. A cordial invitation is extend
ed the public to attend as the proceeds
will be used for the benefit of the
church.
Miss Elizabeth Wagenknecht has
gone to her home in Pleasantviile, Pa
to spend the summer with friends and
relatives
Miss Jane Breck of Carroll street has
gone to her home in Richmond Ky. 10
spend the summer with relatives.
The members of the Ladies' Aid So
cfety of the First H. f. church viii be
entertained by Mrs. c. l. Wolff at her
home, 754 Claude street Wednesday af-
ternoon The members are all invited
to attend.
Miss IsoIa Kramer has returned TO
her home in Frankfort, Ind after visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Minard and Mr..
and Mrs F. NJ Elliott at their home in
Doty street Miss Kramer came for the
high school commencement exercises.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Hutton and Mr..
South Bend, Ind. and remained for an
over Sunday visit
Frank Hammond drove to Flint
Lake. near Valparaiso, Ind. and re-
NAMED over Sunday with Mrs. Ham
mond and children and Mr.. and Mrs, L.
H Debow
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A CHILDRENs, PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. David Nichols enter
tanned a number of children yesterday
at their home in Hoffman street in
honor of their little daughter, Violet.
The party was given to celebrate her
fourth birthday anniversary and she
received many pretty gifts in remem-
brance of the da. The children enjoy
kindergarten games during the after
noon until four o'clock when they were
served with dainty refreshments. The
little people spent very enjoyable af-
ternoon. Among those present were
Ruth Mcleod, Ella Davis, Mildred
Burns, Ruth Malo, Ruth Barber, Ruth
Kistler, Hattie Willenbore, Martha
Smith, Ruth Smith, Dorothy Moor,
Esther Jarchow, Martha and Emily
Markmuller, Leona Ray, Harriet, Ger
trude and Josephine Davis, Lucille Bar
Der, Irene Malo, Dorothy English. Alice
Miller, Elsie Hunt Elizabeth McCrum,
Chester and Russell Ecklund. Athur
and Irwin Pioneering, Howard Newell.
Ebert Truedell, Fred Barber Oliver
and Victor Nichols, VIII Wilenbore,
Cladis Scott. Harry and Malcolm Nc
Leod. Andrew Croak, Wilbur Worland,
Jesse Thompson, George Hunt, Ward
and Garland Fowler, Rudolph Mark
mueller, Joe McCrum, Kenneth English
and Gilbert Davis
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CRILDREN'S DAY
WAS 4 SUCCESS

most delightful Children's day SER
vice was held at the First Methodist
church yesterday. In the morning the
Sunday school session adjourned to
the church room and all participated
IN the service throughout. The baptism
OF children was observed at this hour
ana the following were dedicated to
God by this holy ordinance: Florence
Mildred, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Miller; Ruby, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Muncie; Lillian Lands, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Louis Bryant; Myra
Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
James E. Mead, and Clarice Eleanor,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Edward
Prefer. The primary class participated
In the service by singing the beautiful
hymn, Bring the Little ones to Jesus"
DR. w. Mayes Martin. the superintend-
ent, gave an inspiring talk to the par
ents. The morning sermon by the pas
tor was briefly expressed upon the the
subject, The Heavenly Father.
In the evening the program, as pub
lished, was carried out perfectly, except
as the rain hindered the attendance of a
few. The songs. recitations and instru-
mental parts showed careful prepare
ton. The unique program by the chill
di tA VIII always piSdSS an audience
The graduating class gave a special
drill and were presented with diplomas
by the pastor. They were Richard Tink-
ham, Perry Leaning, George Chapman,
Glen Crook. Julian Breillatt, Donald
stewart. Leland Daenitz Carl Knapp,
Everett Young, Virginia Clemens, Clara
Mason, Ruth Mcleod. Blanche Mander-
mach, Ella Davis, Metha Wilhelm, Kath-
Ebert. Helen Weeks and Agnes
Johnston These will be promoted to
the junior department. The primary
superintendent. Mrs. J. o. Thompson.
was highly complimented on the excel
lent work that had been done. Her as
sociates, Mrs. John w. Davis, Mrs. E.
TT Jencks and Miss Gladys Younger.
have helped to make this the best
primary department to be found any
where. The parents are exceedingly
grateful for the excellent training Civ
en- to their children. The good work
produced In other parts of the Sunday
school gives evidence that Dr.W. Mayes
Martin has succeeded splendid1y as su-
perintendent All classes in the school
did well and the offering for Children s
day was about twenty dollars.
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this evening in the assembly room of
the Central building. A large attend
ance of members is desired
a meeting of the members of the
Court of Honor viii take place this
evening in Weis Hall in state street A
large attendance of members is de-
sired as the usual business and social
program Will be carried out.
Mrs Fred W. Newell and Mrs. Frank
Hitchcock of South Holman street will
leave this evening for Lima, O. where
they are called by the Illness of a rela-
tive.
Miss Amy McGregor viii leave today
for her home in Manistique Mich to
spend the summer ,-onths among
friends and relatives
Mrs. William F. Clough to her home
In Rimnach avenue last evening after
an extended visit in the east She has
been the guest of friends and relatives
in eMadville, Pa. and Marion, o. for
seven weeks.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES.

The members Of Dorcas Rebeckah
Lodge met last Saturday evening in L
O. o. f. Hall in State street for their
annual memorial service. short
business meeting was called early in
the evening when the members balloted
upon the names of several candidates
for membership. other business of in
terest TO the members was transacted
and announcement was made of the
meeting TO take place next Saturday
evening where they Will be initiation of
class of candidates. A large attend
ance Of members is desired. The pro-
gram was announced after the clase OF
the rgular lodge session. The Rev. c.
j. Sharp. pastor of the First Christian
church gave the address and the must
cal program was furnished by Miss
Ethel Wolf. pianist and little Miss
Malo- Miss Marguerite Haefer also
gave a pretty vocal number. Their
program was very enjoyable and a
large number of members were present
to hear it.
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CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY.

A very delightful party was given
In honor Of Clyde Berwanger last sat
nrday evening at his home in In
graham avenue. The party was given
to celebrate his twenty first birthday
anniversary and he was presented with
a number Of pretty gifts in remem-
brance of the day. A large company of
young people were in attendance dur
ing the evening and enjoyed a pleas
ant social time Among the social df-
versions were dancing. game and music
which continued until a late hour
when an elaborate supper was served
The home was very prettily decorated
with flowers and ferns. The tables.
where the covers were laid, were deco
rated with flowers, carrying out a
dainty color scheme. The following
were the guests: Misses Bertha Konow,
Ella Fandrie, Anna Zimmerman. Elsie
Wiening, Anna Luther. Clara Gangord.
Bertha Miller, Lena Hinard, Minnie
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Unmuzzled Dogs Scarce.

Thanks to the vigilance of the police
very few dogs can be seen running
around these days since the recent war
against unmuzzled dogs have been kept
up. Two dogs were put out of misery
this morning and like amount is kill
ed daily.
The number that has been shot SO
far this season viii total up close to
so. Chief Austgen said this morning
that there are fully seventy five un-
muzzled dogs at the Standard but that
the officers cannot shoot them as the
foreigners grab them when they see
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-12

Miss Ruth Dill left yesterday after
noon for her home in Superior, Wis,
after a weeks visit with Mrs Clark
Leaning, al her home in South Holman
street
Mr. and Mrs. James Boyer entertain
ed Miss Fancheon Colbert of Chicago
at their home in East Carroll street
Sunday
Miss Gertrude Sheen has gone to her
home in Stanton, Mich. to spend the
summer with friends and relatives
Mrs. W f. Russell. who has been in
Benton Harbor. Mich. for several
months, returned to Hammond last Sat
urday
The Misses Margaret and Ella Fed
dler left Saturday evening for their
home in Cedar Lake. Ind. to spend the
summer vacation among their relatives.
Mrs. P. A. O'Connell of South Hoh-
man street left for Hanna. Ind, yes
terday, where she will spend few
weeks with her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
Wells.
Mrs. George Locklin and Mrs. o. T.
Klooz will be hostesses at the meeting
of the Ladies' Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church Wednesday after
noon in the church parlors in South
Holman.
Mrs. NJ f. Ingram of Butler Pa. is
the guest of her daughter Mrs. w. ].
Gillen on Erie street for an extended
visit.
RuIo Minard of Doty street left this
morning for GaIvia, Ill where he has
secured a position and viii make his
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Porter of Hamil-
ton Park. Chicago were cal1erd to
Hammond by the death of Mrs Porter's
father, Mr.. A P. Wall. They Will re-
main for a visit in Hammond. Mrs.
Porter was formerly Miss Edith Wall.
Miss Marie Crot and Miss Sadie Crot
and Miss Dora Lockwood of Chicago,
all well known in Chicago's south side
social set, spent Saturday and Sunday
in Hammond as the guests of +. c.
KIotz of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. H W. Gill and son, In
graham of South Holman street will
leave tomorrow to spend a few weeks
at their cottage on the Kankakee
River
Ray Ames of Charlottesville, Ind.
has been spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. E. P. Ammes at their home in
Webb street.
Bernard Graves of Carroll street left
this morning for Ames, Ia. where he
has secured a position.
Mrs e. f. Kunert and family of Rus
sell street have gone to Leroy. III. to
spend several days. The trip was made
in their Overland.
Miss Beatrice Ferguson left yester-
day for her home in Kalamazoo, Mich.
to spend the summer vacation with her
relatives.
An important meeting of the MEM
bers of the alumni association of the
Hammond high school will take place
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SOCIAL NEWS FOR TUESDAY.

The Misses Emily and Bertha
Ebert will entertain the young
ladies of the n. n. Embroidery Club
nt their home In south Holman
street Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Hunt will have as her guests
Tuesday afternoon at her home I'm
Sibiey street the ladies of the Gold
en- Rod Club.
Mrs Grace Conroy will entertain
the members of the Ideal Book Club
mt their meeting Tuesday evening
at her home In Russell street.
A meeting of the members of the
True Kindred will take place Tues-
day evening in i. o. O. f. Hall In
state street.
An important meeting of the
members of Progressive Court No.
16e Tribe of Ben Hur will take place
Tuesday evening in the X of II.
Hall.
Miss Gertrude GescheIdIer will he
hostess to the young ladies of the
s. 6. Club at their meeting Tuesday
evening at her home in last sibie,
street.
The members of the Epwor4h
League OF the First VI T.. church
will hold "a picnic at the Lake Front
Tuesday evening.
The pupils of Professor Clark
LeaminG's class in music will give n
First VI. f. church Tuesday evening.
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RECITAL AT CHURCH

Invitations are out for recital to be
given by pupils on Tuesday night, June
10. at the NJ. F. church. Among those
who will take part are:
Perry Leaning, Georgia Anderson,
julius Captain, William Berry, Gene
We've Brunt, Adele Merz. Myrtle Webb.
Mae Arkin, Esther Lnnd, Pauline Ark
in, Roberts Pugh, Helen Beebe Ruth
Stemmel, Grace Jenkins, Mae Arkin.
Gladys Younger. Laura Hess, Beatrice
Dickson, Mrs Julius Dunsing, Mrs. c.
G. kingwiil, Elliott Conroy and Edith
Mcconnell and the talented Lyric Quar-
tet.
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Use New Material.

E. f. Johnston and J. w. Callahan
have decided to use a new building ma
terial in the construction of their resi-
dences in Homewood. The material is
ohllow tile that has never been used
in this locality before 1t is said TO
possess many advantages over ordi-
nary building material
The tile is manufactured by a con-
Germ outside of the city and one of the
employees of the factory viii come to
Hammond to supervise the construc-
ton of the first residences constructed
of this material. Work on the new
residences viii go forward at once.
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RETURN IRON THE EAST.

Mr.. and Mrs George Knoerzer. who
we're married at St Joseph's church on
Thursday, June 1st, returned from
their eastern wedding trip yesterday
and will devote a week or more to
automobile tours which will be made
into Wisconsin. Upon their return
from that state they may also 90 to In
Annapolis. They left this morning and
we're accompanied by Mrs. Dibos and
her daughter Miss Amelia, mother and
sister respectively of Mrs. Knoerzer,
hey are going as far as Milwaukee. On
sheir eastern trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Knoerzer stopped at Detroit. Toronto.
Gault, Canada, BuffaIo Cleveland and
South Bend.
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pariors of the First Baptist church in
East Sibley street, There was a short
business meeting when the annual
election of officers took place. The
plans were also made for a boat trip
to Michigan City next Saturday. They
WIN leave Chicago at two o'clock and
return home about nine o'clock In the
evening. A number of Hammond
young people are planning to attend.
At the close of the business meeting 4
short program was given The mem
hers of the Baptist Male Quartette
gave two members on the program and
other vocal numbers were given by
Walter Webster and Mr.. Fitzgerald.
Miss Ruth Webster gave reading
which was very enjoyable. The serv-
ing of dainty refreshments concluded
the meeting.
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RECEIVE
THEIR FIRST
COMMUNION

The children of St Andrews paro-
chial school of West Hammond received
their first holy communion yesterday at
o'clock, making a total of thirty-three
boys and fortyfour girls. -Four little
boys, dressed all in white. were leading
the procession from the school house
TO the church with large bouquets Of
Niles and roses A large crowd Of
people were in the procession. The
st. Andrews parochial school will close
the 25th OF this month for three
months vacation. The girls and boys
that received their holy communion
Sunday viii end their studies today.
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RAIMONDO CALLED
UPON TO EXPLAIN

Raimondo Casola was arrested by Of
ficers Bunde and Einsele yesterday at
East Chicago on a charge of petit lar
ceny, stealing a bicycle belonging to
Charles Ewing. $50 Morton avenue.
Casola was brought before Judge
Barnett this morning and his case was
continued until tomorrow morning at
s o'clock Casola is a foreigner and
declared that he did not understand
English.
He claimed he did not steal the wheel
but that he bought it from another
man about two months ago This story
conflicts with the testimony of Ewing's,
as the owner said the bicycle was only
stolen two weeks ago. Casola was
placed under 500 bond and might be
furnished some time today.
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Building Permits.

Lot q. block 3, Rolling Mil adj
dition. 22xe0x1o. 31S Gostlin
street; John Josnowsky. owner
and contractor .......... $1,000
East y lots and Z. S. l. Sveral
Calumet addition. 24x3Sx14,
Hoffman street; l. Fl. Stafford,
owner; S. Johnson. contractor. 1000
Lot 90, Stafford Trankle's adj
dition, 24x36x9. 461 Elm street;
William Carey, owner and con-
tractor INSTRUMENTATION. 1900
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4 GARDEN PARTY.

Miss Martha Meyn has issued cards
among the young people of Hammond
inviting them to a garden party at tic
pretty home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter w. Meyn, 81 Glendale Park,
Wednesday evening, June 21st at six
thirty o'clock. Among Miss Meyn's
guests will be Miss Charlotte Wilke Of
Buffalo. n. Y: Miss Millicent Rowe, of
Jacksonville. ILL.,; Miss Agnes Osborne
Of Norris Ill, and Miss Caroline Post
Of Brastown, Ill, who will be members
ef her house party for that week Miss
Rowe, Miss Osborne and Miss Post are
members of the Phi NJ sorority of
which Miss Meyn was a member at the
Jacksonville seminary.
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CONCLUDE VISIT HERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. ". F. Schroeder enter
tanned Mrs A. G. Horton and Miss
Goldie Schortt of Wausau, Wis and
Miss Nellie Hanencraft of Chicago at a
twelve o'clock dinner yesterday at
their home in Pine street. In the even
ing they composed party to the White
City in Chicago. Mrs. Horton and Miss
Schort will conclude their visit here
this evening and go to points in Wis
consin for visits before returning home.
Mrs. Horton who was formerly Miss
Pansy Schortt and Miss Goldie Schor.k
are nieces of Mrs. Schroeder
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daughter, Madaline to Roy Faust which
viii take place Wednesday evening.
June 21st at six o'clock. The maria ge
will be celebrated at st. Claws church
In Chicago. The "at home" cards read
after August 18th at 1927 East Gath
street. Mr.. Faust is employed as the
window decorator in the Lion Store and
has many friends in Hammond. who
received invitations to the wedding
The young people will receive the best
wishes and congratulations of many
friends.
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HoItz
sadie

Funkertown, Sadie Holtz, Anna
Schamp. Sensie Filliheck, Elsie Konow.
Millie Howman. Gertrude Cherry, Flor
euce Pease, Jennie Pease, Emma
Konow, Kathrfne Molle and Marie
Ernest, Messrs. F. J. Berwanger, O. E.
Bolls. Paul Hamilton. Walter Wasser-
man. Charles Beamblossom, NJ +. Ber-
wanger, Charles Jonas, A. Berwang. r.
William Schultz, Charles Berwanger
Petr Berwanger, Eddie Van Glider II.
\. Berwanger. John Arendt, John Ber-
wanger Otto Plummer. Charles Blosser
and Cecil Wolff
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FOR THE TOILET.

. For n bleaching soap made at o
. home, take cake of pure ems .
= tile soap and shave into an .
= agate double boiler; add half =
D cupfui of boiling water and let Q
= boil for two hours, until the q
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. Juice, two tablespoOnfuIs of. Q
= cologne, and thirty drops of q
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y the ingredients, make into small .
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o foliowfn gifts use with a pIenti- Q
= full application of cold cream, .
. MS the soap Is very drying, os- .
q ing to the bcnzOin a
y For an egg shampoo, dissolve .
= five ounces of CASTLE soap In q
y pint of boiling water; do not let q
+ the water boil after adding 1t to q
y the soap, but keep quite warm q
. until the soap Is well dissolved. q
. Pour this into a wide-moufhed q
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y Jelly when cool. Fer the sham q
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= falls of the mixture two raw q
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= err The sop jelly will keep for 9
+ some time, hut the egg must be q
o beaten into IL only when to be q
. used. as the egg Will not keep. q
. Plenty of water must he used to 4
= rinse out the mixture after the 4
o hair Is clean. q
Creams, powders, cosmetics q
= and the like are made 10 sell, z
. and many of them. instead of q
= benenting do but clog up the q
o pores of the skin and cause it q
. to bring on n crop of pimpIes q
. and enlarged pores. When the q
= massage il applied by the un- q
= skilled hand of the average WOO q
. man, the result is coarse, q
= rough skin, with habby muscles 6
= and plenty of wrinkles. Better q
= than all toilet applications used 4
q externally is attention to the &
T. health, cleansing from the In 4
o side. Keep the excretory organs 4
. active, and use plenty of water, {
. inside and out, and eat to live. 4
9 An excellent mixture for 4
= bath bag is made of "A pound and 4
. half of new bran, three 4
= fourths pound of almond meal, 4
. eight ounces 70 grated cnstiie Z
q soap Mix well. This quantity 4
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Fined Across Line.

Louis Szechansk XII. who was driving
the buggy that ran over little Clara
Stefanski and injured her severely, was
fined 81 and costs in Judge Frank
Green's court this morning. He plead
against him.
Henry c. Wolfe. charged with disor-
derby conduct, was also arrested and
fined 1t was Wolfe who was charged
with harrassing the family which lived
in his house. He pleaded guilty to the
charge.
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49, G A. EoR psR
HDERMkM 4GSI HrIkX
x ECzEnAEuIs Burns sIs Dnue sI0nE ~

low the chin and rendered him uncon-
scious. A doctor was called and il
was found that the ball drove his col
lar button into his neck. He came too
in about ten minutes and said he was
not hurt. This is the fourth per-
son in the Calumet region hiatt
has been knocked unconscious by
ball this season.
The batteries for the Kindels were
KindIe and Tagill and p McShane, jim
my and Mccoy for East Chicago.
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Funeral of Mrs. DRYER.

The funeral of Mrs. Dryer was held
from the home, 1928 Madison street.
yesterday afternoon al 2 o'clock. The
services were beautiful and were held
in charge of the Church of Nazarene
and the Dorcas Rebekah lodge, of
which she was a member. The inter
ment was held at Oak Hill cemetery
beside that of her husband, who died
June 10. 1910.
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A MUSICALE.

One of the leading social events of
he week viii be musicale to be given
Tuesday evening in the auditorium of
the First VI. e. church in Russell
street by the members of Professor
Clark Leaming's class in music. The
program for the evening is anticipated
with a great deal of pleasure by Ham
mond people. The entertainment prom
lses to be largely attended.
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,Kindel Colts Win.

The Kindel Colts earned another vic
tory yesterday afternoon at their
grounds when they met and defeated
the strong East Chicago Juniors by
a score of to 5.
During the seventh inning a batted
ball struck a lad by the name of TagiH.
the ball striking him on his neck be-
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Sent to Hub.

Chinaman and white woman
came TO Hammond this morning 10 pro-
cure a marriage license and to have the
wedding performed They appealed to
Judge Ames. but he sent them to Crown
Point.
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AN IMPORTANT MEETING.

The members Of Progressive Court
No. 166 Tribe of Ben Hur will meet in
the X. OF F. Hall Tuesday evening of
this week. The meeting will be an inn
portant one and it is desired that there
is a large attendance Their will be
initiation of a class of candidates dur
ing the lodge session. A social hour
viii follow the regular meeting.
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A MISSIONARY MEETING.

The members of the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society of the First NJ.
E. Church will meet Tuesday afternoon
at two-thirty o'clock at the home of
Mrs J. w. Davis. 440 Hoffman street
The members Of the society and congre
grafton are invited to attend. After
the study program a short time will
be spent socially.