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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-12

There has been a revival this season
of that powerful, weird and intense
Shalsespearean play Macbeth" 1t is
a question which character in this
play. Macbeth or Lady Macbeth, re-
quires the greater study. Lady Mac
beth has been impersonated by as
many eminent women as the other
character has been by eminent men.
and this seaso Julia Marlowe and
Sothern are having great success with
the roles. Although Miss Marlowe is
not great In the character, she disap-
pointed some of the croakers in her
Interpretation of Lady Macbeth. She
sustained the trying part well, but In
r gic intensity and Imperiousness of
will she did not compare or ever ap-
proaeh Charlotte Cushman, who Is
thought by some to have been the
greatest Lady Macbeth of her time.
If this be true then Miss Marlowe has
fallen below Janausehek, Modjeska,
Ristori, Genevieve Ward, Ellen Terry
and Clara Morris. But possibly she
surpassed the most recent Lady Mac
beth seer in New York-Marie Booth
Russell, wife of Robert Mantell, who
played Macbeth.
or course in speaking of Lady Mac
beth one must AlxaxE AAa1k I'll
incompatible saddons.i None ever an
preached her. 1t will be recalled hs
recent playgoers that Mrs. Patrick
Campbell was the Lady Macbeth TO
Forbes Robertson's Macbeth q few
years ago. The last great Lady Mac
beth was Charlotte Cushman. The
tragedy was given on the occasion OF
her farewell appearance In this coun-
try. There may be some living who
saw Charlotte Cushmnn In the part in
New Orleans. She was a mere girl
when she played 1t then.
The first Macbeth seen in New
York city was produced at the old
John Street theater.
Lady Macbeth, according to Miss
MarIewe's conception, spurs her hus-
band ON to the blacklist of treason
and the foulest of murders and then
strives TO atone by guarding, guiding
and consoling him.
Shakespearean scholars assert that
this Is not warranted by the text.
Nevertheless Miss Marlowe succeeded
In making Ter conception of the char
aeter plausible and at times highly
Dathetic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-12
Clothed by the Year.

At M time tailers used to help q
nan to dress cheaply by taking back
his Ola clothes. AN advertisement In
the Times of Nov. 10, 1884, states that
gentlemen can, II they choose, be
dressed by contract. Two suits per
year, 9 gutaeas; extra fine quality. the
very best, 7 %guineas; three suits. 10
gufneas; four suits, - guineas, the
old suit to be returned before a new
one 10 obtained" Overcoats were OBJ
tainable on the same system. but
clients are specially recommended the
advertisers Spanish cleaks of super
fine blue cloth. a complete circle of
nine and a half yards, 4 guineas."
Apparently these would want
renewing, rs nothing would wear them
out-London Chronicle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-12
What Woman sra Doing.

Princess Sturdxa Of Roumania has
offered to give the money necessary to
continue the publication OF the French
edition OF Jus Suffragii, the official or
gan of the International Woman Suf-
frage alliance.
Miss Lilah Clarke of Portland, Ore,
will be the first woman to be gradual
ed from the University of Oregon in
the department of economics. Miss
Erma Miller and Miss Ruth Merrick,
both In the Junior class, are working
in the engineering department and
have registered In the a engine class,
where practical phases OF automobile
study are taken up.
Mrs. Mary s. Halliday of st. Louis
is said to be the only woman railway
president in the world. On the death
of her husband a few years ago Mrs.
Halliday became a member OF the
board OF directors OF a small railroad
In which he had a large amount of
stock of doubtful value. Mrs. Halliday
investigated the railroad and was the
means OF making such changes In the
management thar today THIS same
stock is said to be valued at more than
q quarter OF a million dollars.
Miss Ellen Fitz P~endieton, who is
looked upon as the possible successor
Of Miss Hazard as president Of Welles-
ley college, was graduated in that in.
stitution In the class of SO and has in
turn been instructor, professor and
dean. She is a native Of Westerly,
r. L, and took a three years course In
Newman College. Cambridge, Eng.
land. During the administration OF
President Hazard thirteen new college
buildings were opened. besides five So
ciety houses and additions to two new
dormitories. There were also four de-
partments created, economics, English
language, astronomy and hygiene and
physical education.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-12

The skirt Is made In six cores. The
front and back cores are arranged to
form double box-plaits and the clos
Ing is made i%nyisibly at the left OF the
back gore, The back gore can be
stitched or left free as preferred
when the band ia used. but without
the band 1t requires to be stitched to
hold ID In place.
The quantity of material REQUIRED
for the medium size is 5ta yards "a or
q inches wide, 8 yards AZ or 2M yards
50 when material has figure or nap;
~ yards A inches wide whersmater-
ial has neither figure nor nap; the
width of the skirt,at the lower edge
laid.
The pattern 6S45 is cut in sizes for
a %, "a, 20. rs and 80 inch waist meas
ure. and will be mailed to any ad-
dress by the Fashion Department of
this paper on receipt OF ten cents. If
In haste send an additional two cent
stamp for letter postage. which in
sures more prompt delivery
Bicycle Riding.
The exertion of riding fifty miles ON
a good bicycle is about equal to that
of a fifteen mile walk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-12

Window IA2s1 ECA ulAEF4hsh
tween meals and regular habits, "Acid
stomach and Intestinal fermentation,
causing the accumulation OF gas, are
often the cause of restless sleep. Ina
mediate relief may be had through sina-
pie domestic remedies, such as milk Of
magnesia. bicarbonate of soda, ETC.,
but an effort should be made to pre-
ven such a condition by proper eating
habits.
Late suppers, tea, coffee, etc, are, OF
course. to be avoided by those who do
not rest wen.
Summary of Sleep Suggestions.
Live a healthy, sane life in the open
IS far as possible: exercise within
proper limits; eat simple food and
chew It thoroughly; look your troubles
IN the face, but do IL when you are
best prepared to meet them. Have reg
ular hours for sleep ana do not use
them to marshal the facts Of your
business; avoid stlmuIants and drugs
and sleep In i well ventilated room.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-12
PRETENSE.

AS a general rule, people who
hagrantly pretend to anything are
the reverse Of that which they pre-
tend 10. A man who sets up for a
saint is sure to be a sinner. and a
man who boasts that he is a sinner
10 sure to have some feeble, maud
lin. sniveina bit Of saintship about
him which Is enough to make him
a humbug. i er-Lytton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-12

loss of sleep. Ii Is surprising how lit
tie sleep ON people can get along
with who deliberately keep late hours
and never give a thought to the loss of
sleep A great deal of the injury to
health from insomnia Is caused by the
attendant worriment and fear that the
condition will become chronic and that
the lost sleep has produced some grave
injury to health.
Az a matter Of fact, most cases Of
insomnia are readily durable If the
patients cooperation can be secured.
In cases of mild Insomnia. where the
trouble Is not Of long standing and IS
due to worry, overwork or nerve strain
of some kind, very simple remedies
will often suflee, and 1t is at this stage
that a determined effort should be
made to check the growing habit.
Ia the FIRST place, have faith In your
ability to check the tendency. Re-
solve that You will not carry four
cares to bed with You and especially
avoid harassing problems Immediately
before retiring. Do your hard think
ing In the morning hours. You will
think more clearly and take less time
about it. Make 1t a settled practice to
work out your tough life problems In
the early hours of the day.
1t Is surprising how q ~predigieus
worry which after a long days work
looms enormous and threatening. like
the genie emerging from a bottle In
the Arabian tale. win dwindle to ride
uleus proportions when Viewed In the
morning light. The tired brain cannot
get a true perspective of affairs, and
just as everything seen through q
so do our troubles when seer through
tired eyes. The rested morning brain
is well balanced. 1t weighs accurately
and will measure real trouble when it
comes and more thoroughly prepare to
meet 1t than the overworked ''even-
ing brain, which Is always crying
sFWolf. wolff, If you are a eommuter
think 1t out IN the train. II you are a
farmer wrestle with It as you plow
the field. II you are so thrice blessed
~ - hava ,arao, a,,a ! snora mo.
vnsnt r,org it-5go aie-and~at ana and
en- sau,a .,n,a ra,, u,,r, raj, hoaItb
49, srras.sa sro,, ~our noental -stro,,,s
~ tsu,sts
Whsn to Call physician.
II all efforts to expel care from the
mind at night ian n the prain con
tinues ~oyeracting IN spite OF every en-
Tort, II some sharp corner III IRE IS
being turned and azure Hmit mas
been Tenehed, then the Time 0 the
physician has arrived. Sleep under
such circumstances must De mad II
IS to pc yolded Ihe physician 2
use ais uagment "a eaeh pafucaiaf
ase pu1 u y setdoh thae ne can
nol prahs hea1e1 aluz tesls1s Selsroa.
~ OILY "nsrs iscAless nesiet. auu
ssil naso -
40 ! - ..-1
e5s,ses -
!. -
49, Sa4,:eaa -
- se,.tas 80 setas 80
- mss 1900 aaa.sa !. - ~
80. $500 - -
~. atat. - 49, hra,n ss throhs
h,na ed rowr hasd e sninn,ns frou,
= nns raxat;o,s a.w Inmarsa the
Cot tn ,,sear as not ! : cor 10 horns
49, -, - tmantr msin,s.as rrhanN 49,
49, IA sh,,t ~ 800 ava - nuiil
will not ss. opsn t. sos you a and give T . you m,r rest,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-12
Would Shoot Old Maids.

The Woman's Homestead assoeia-
tion.> "a local organization of Massaehu-
sets, passed resolutions that the single
tome Of that state who have passed
their youth be either pensioned or shot.
Tho idea h probably that the old maids
are keeping places in tha industrial
world that nen want To eccupy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-12
The Evening News
DailyFashion Hints
,---- By MAY MANTON .-
In ordering these patterns bs surs
to mention the name
"May Manton."
SIX GoRED SKIRT, 6s45.
it'll or Without Strap on Back G0r4
with m ufthonf Pocket.

The skirt with the box-plait at the
front and one at the back Is q smart
one and a great fayorite. This model
can be finished with or without the
strap on the back gore. The pocket in
the right gore Is much used and 1t is
Internationally convenient as we'll as
smart, but the skirt can be made with
out II better liked, The model will be
found appropriate for suitfng mater
ials and for all those in vogue for
skirts and gowns that are adapted TO
the tailor finish.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-12
The Evening Chit-C h
By RUTH CAMERON

N I'LL have tomatoes and cueumbers and lettuce in the bed behind
~ going GO sA tn h e no weed Ssi" an 81 shares ar ' an / Gpsa know 10 ! fa q sell si' every :
thing down to the prtvision store, cause the torema bought Billy
@an:--an.-Im going to save the dollar grandma e me Christmas
please S cant 4 ! have I'VE, this ass sRRTlng rag aa.r m0P Psnn h. no n.n tsstsr,nx
franticaly back and forth from one foot to another in front Of his
e @gerIe si that n It seemed eit 70 : ne ns" must st's draw we consent ase si from a : heart asf Of Ts stone ne
Evidently there is o substance harder than stone for this vas
NO. you can't. Phillip, not for any such nonsence. ! know. lust
tracking in dirt and losing all our garden tools. and then you'd get tired
t q II e a y1aS Y 5u's sep y Hoa p0 fathef sV Wah h a &c pu beds e ad ! Z ga :
ta a fs all the so saras fp.eks y0q IN ; y va Of A anow now you go right out and wipe
We're you ever all at one conscious # ta g cloud passing over The 4. sn
the room n the landscape?
had been shining in Phillips eager little ace wen oat-just IS if II had
/ should think philips mother would have wanted to cry when she
But she didn't show the slightest sign of any such desire. Instead
she turned to me and remarked imraientIy,
/ have to- nip som ep such foolshness in the bud"
thuaiasm that made Philhps snub nosed frecked little face almost
And yet there's nothing n earth phillips mother cares 81 much for
queer way to show it, isn't fg And yet a pretty common wayg
On the whole / guess there's more wet blanket mothers than the
IT'S s. painfully cas- when you've left the land of wonderful posi-
nsss, 70 e seI he~ sa e felt When en- you lived IN that other land
IT is so cry much easier 10 as to nrnn pfa and aIreot pmas Ia
But is the easier a usually sure to be the best a.. eo,ou !.
that it's easy enough to talk but that anyone who has a much to do q
NOV nss hs ,s4 md shs ssg - = 49, aS 49, sssassas - "a s s u ~ lses sas
I don't d5uSs N I don't Sasv~s1e
7 { 1sssa @e w9 sisss asfi sPsnrshs Of youth i ~ sass. sweet. lnDrae5eal
s0ias You ss know n how as e soo ths by viii tire 4 bis new delight il d !
But wouldn't you, IL you could, uniearn that lesson. have again the
Youth @N :
know again the goal is glorious
~ YOU viii Be + , asala s b x tr1 bnan aa ts ssne that lesson on vour
children moment before they have to learn it?
7A o-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-12

Have your purchase charged, pay a small deposit, the balance
in weekly or monthly payments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-12

Temporary deafness may often be
cured by q mustard poultice applied to
khe nape of tbs @e
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-06-21
RS. BRUCE. President.
VIM. r. KENNEDY, Vice-President.
Rockbridge Realty Corporation
OFFICE: FIRST NATIONAL BANK Bull DING. MAIN ST.
I EXTINCTION VIRGINIA
T. :. BURWELL, Treasurer.
z. S. SHIELDS, Secretary.

desirable and Property offered tor sae Lo
Gated Lexn Rockbrdse County, Va.
and washnson and Lee
called
population
the Nearly
aHhway from New
AHghany and
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-15
Famous Guth Candies al
l.. Cox & Co.

Mr. VIM. Hutton and Miss Alice
|Locklin are Chicago visitors this after
noon.
Tho st. PauIs Lutheran League will
meet Thursday evening at the st. Paul
schoo house.
DIR. T. w. oberiin returned from
| Mansfield, o., Sunday Mrs. Oberlin
will return in a few days.
Mr.. r.. f. Foley and Mr.. E. Vaughan
will attend the aviation meet in Chi
cago this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. ]. Walters and Miss
~Jaauor Of Manistique, Wis. were visi-
tors at the aviation meet in Chicago
Miss Jaquor is being entertained by
Mr. and Mrs. Walters for a few days.
Miss J. Hill left last evening for
Minneapolis MINI. She will spend two
weeks as the guest OF relatives az tha'
place.
Mr.. MacAieer is spending the day in
lCrown Point.
Miss X. G.. Reilly is attending the
ayiation meet in Chicago today
Mrs. Lena webster. Mrs. shesser,
Mvs 7 Hunt. Mrs. <Hassis and Miss
Ruth Webter formed a pleasant party
and will spend the day at Lincoln aPrk
The ladies anticipate a pleasant time.
u Dave Hirseh is in Chicago on bust
ness.
; Mrs. Heehs and daughter Miss Adele
returned to their home in st. Louis al
e ter spending a week with MRS Z. r
Kunert of Russell street
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. whitaker are at
ttending the meet at Grant Park today
Mrs. Basil walker is the guest 0
lChicago friends today
Mr.. A. C. Berry is in Chicago on bust
ness today.
= Mr.. J. J. Cohen Is q Chicago bushes
d visitor today.
Miss Henrietta Raymus returne
y home last evening after a ! va
~cation spent in Grand Rapids an
Lansing, Mich.
Mrs. VIM. Backe and Miss NJ. Suite
70 of Chicago spent the day with Mrs
IS ID. Raymus-
Re Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Minas are a
tending the meet at Grant Park toda
II Mr.. and MrA. NJ. Dixon and Mr..
ey yaugah of Oakley avenue will lea
RS for Chalmers. In. Tomorrow where thu
rs. expect to be the guests of relatives t
ks a few days.
Miss Lydia VOTERS and Miss Lilii
I'm ABBOTT are attending the aviation me
he in Chicago today.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. McClaren OF CT
cago were guests of Mrs. McClarer
If mother. Mrs. Walton, yesterday.
Mr.. Jay Ritter spent yesterday
Sa gatuck. Mich.
Great bargains now being offered
slightly used Gas Ranges Ranges
display at Northern Indiana Gas
e Electric ~Company's ofice.
- Miss Elinor Mandernach is spendi
a few days at South Bend.
Mrs. Rev. Father E.. =. Bs
l~rett's sister has returned TO her hoi
! in Englewood after a few days vi
with her brother.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-15
TRIUMPH COUNCIL MEETING.

The Triumph Council Daughters uf
Liberty held their regular meeting last
evening at the L. O. 0. .FHa a very
large number were in attendance ana
enjoyed a delightful time After the
regular business routine was disposed
Of the initiation of five new memoers
was held. A short program entertain
ed the members for a while after which
refreshments were served. Every one
present enjoyed a delightful time. the
next meeting will be held in two weeks
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-15

Miss Amelia Dibos returned home
sunday after spending I'VE weeks as
the guest of relatives at Lake
|Ocatcheher. Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Enders and soon LEFT
this noon for Kansas City where they
will visit their daughter. Mr.. Enders
expects to be gone ia week but Mrs
Finders and son will remain two week:
or more.
Miss Dolly Knots has returned from
| St. Paul. Mimi, where she has been thu
guest of her, sister for the past twf
months.
You won't be without a gas range |
YOU call and see the ranges on displa.
At the office of the Northern Indian;
Sas & Electric Company. /.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-15
TEACHERS MAKE INQUIRIES.

Many of the teachers who VIII teach
in Hamond this year are beginning TO
inquire about homes where they can
ind room and board for the coming
school year and in some instances
teachers have come to Hammond to en-
gage quarters.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-15
Marble Ditch Case.

Attorney Grant Crumpaeker came
down from Hammond on the early
train this morning TO be on hand for
the opening OF the Marble ditch case.
but the late train fro the south delayed
Judge Marvin and the court did not
convene until afternoon today.-Rens-
selaer Republican.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-15
GARFIELD cLoB MEETS.

The Garfield club of the First Chris
tian church held their regular meetlhs
last evening at the Christian enufch
parlors. The regular business was
transacted and the subject Of Evelyn
Arthur see coming to Hammond was
thoroughly discussed by members or
the club. After that a rehearsal of the
minstrels to be given August 81 was
held. The next meeting will be held in
two weeks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-15

ing is being left ndone to make this
a day of genuine pleasure. 1t is hoped
that parents and friends will join the
Martin. chairman of the committee on
arrangements will be glad to furnish
special information.
FUNERAL OF MISS HUNTINGTON
In speaking of the funeral of Edna
Huntington the young music teacher sc
we'll known here the Valparaiso
Messenger says: The funeral service;
of Edna Huntington were held Thurs
day afternoon. Aug. IL. 1871, at tn
Presbyterian church in Valparaiso. Ind
The central theme of the discourse b.
the REV. ]. M. Gelston was The Trans
f~guration,' and the thought chat 'ey'
hath not seen nor ear heard, neithe
have entered into the heart of man tn
things which God hath prepared TO
Them that love Him was deeply i'm
pressed by eloquent words of faith an
upliftment. The Generated ana believe
i. Rev. Robert Beer, who married the par
r ents of her in whose memory the serv
( ice was held, and who also baptize
: Edna, offered up the last prayer at TIL
$ solemn service. The Homeland Som
Time Wen Understand I Shall be Sat
e isied' and Beautiful Valley of EIDE
) were sung at Maplewood where tn
body was laid for It's final rest"
5 FLOCK TO AVIATION MEETING.
Hammond's society circles are larg'
: ~ represented this week at Chicas
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-15
roREsTERs AT Picnic.

windthorst court, No. l9T, Catholle
Order of Foresters, held a FANNY PFC
mic in Zornss grove yesterday, ana mao
visitors from South Bend. Mishawaka'
Hammond and Laporte, including state
Chief Ranger Herzog of Mishawaka.
Resides having a good social time, the
nicnic party Witnessed a ball game ~
The afternoon between the Foresters and
a team, composed of Hammond knights
~ columbus. The visiting team was de
fsated IT to 6.-Michigan city Dis
patch.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-15
DEBORAH PICNIC AT LAKE FRONT

The Deborah Aid society OF the FIRST
christian church will hold a picnic at
Lake Front Park tomorrow. The COM
mfttee will serve dinner The charges
wtl he twenty-five cents for adults, hf-
taen cents for children. In case of
rain the picnic will be held indors. at
| the christian church parlors. The pub
lis is invited to attend
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-15
MEETING OF COURT or HONOR.

The members of the Court OF Honor
held their regular meeting at Weis
Hall last evening. The usual business
was transacted. An initiation held. az
ter which light refreshments were
served and a pleasant social time en-
joyed. The next regular nesting viii
be held In 9wo weeks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-15
Wilbur Wall Resigns.

Wilbur Wall, of the Northern Indi-
ana Gas and Electric company viii re-
sign his position with that company
Thursday and will leave Hammond
Thursday some time for Chicago
Heights, where he has accepted a iucra-
tive position with the Chicago Heights
Gas and Electric company.
Mr.. Wall has a large a~cquaintanct
of friends in Hammond and his man.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-15

Mrs. J.. Dermody and son Milton are
spending the day in Chicago at the
avis ION meet.
City Controller Edward A Aubry and
Mrs. Aubry have gone to Milwaukee, to
spend a week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-15
MISS HANSEN BETTER.

Word has been received from MISS
Beatrice Hanse who has been Visitihs
friends in Lima, Ohio that she is re-
covering. Miss Hansen who is a mem
Der of II TIMES stan lett Tor Liiha
over a month ago TO spend hef Naea-
tfon and was taken sick there. her
friends will be giad to learn that she Is
feeling better.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-15
GERmANIA REnEcKAH,s MEET.

There will be a meeting of the Ger
mania R~ebeckahs this evening In the !
o. o. r.. hall in State street. A iarg'
q is desired.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-15
rI.EuR DE LIS CLUB MEETS.

The members of the fleur de LIS
club are meeting with Mrs. Shuberf al
her home In Plummer avenue this even
ing. Cards will be the principal en-
tertainment and a large attendance IS
expected.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-15
SOCIAL NEWS FOR WEDNESDAY.

The silver Light Hive of the IL d.
II. Nj. will hold their regular meet
ing Wednesday evening at X. of T..
hall.
The Deborah Aid society of the
First Christian church will hold n
picnic at ske front tomorrow AFTER
noon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-15
MARTHA SOCIETY PICNIC.

The Martha society OF the flrse
Christian church Will hold q picnic at
Jackson Park, Chicago, Ihursoay. Inc
members are requested TO meet az lug
corner of Holman and state streels at
$3.50 O'Clock. All members are expect
ed to attend.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-15
Boys CLUB IT

The Boys Scout club held their resu'
lar weekly meeting at the Pine street
church last evening An unusually
large number were present. The usual
was enjoyed, at the close OF
which the bows held a rehearsal for an
entertainment which is to be given
shortly. The entertainment will be
held to raise morning for the church.
The next meeting will be held next
Monday evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-15
PLAN A

A big reception in honor of the Rev.
Floyd H. Adams, the minister Of the
Baptist church has been planned by the
ami of the congregation Ter TN
evening. The reception will be of a
public nature, and an entertaining pro-