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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-17
pIcrArEs oF Fashion.

Lace is coming into prominence as
trimming on the newest parasols.
The new material known as "hausch'
abroad is now in great demand for Ions
coats.
All designs of needlework are of an
open character. Floral effects are not
massed closely together.
Wide bands of venise, cluny and filet
are used as borders on novelties in silk.
chiffon and linen Fringe in silk. fine
lacet braid or chenille makes an attrac-
tive edge finish.
Jeweled hatpins are now seen which
are much more rational in size than
formerly. Some are of the double type:
that is, there are two connected by a
short jeweied chain. and they are both
worn at one side of the hat.
For elaborate ball slippers appliques
of gold and silver galloon are added to
foundations of black and white satin,
and these are adorned with very beau
tiful and glittering buckles, of which
the most fashionable are in oval shape.
The tunic still claims numberless dis
oiples where suits for small boys are
concerned; many of these for the win
ter are designed in dark coloreed wash
Ing silk. made in simple style and al
most hiding the short silk Knockers un-
derneath.
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EMBROIDERY cLUB MEETS.

Mrs. o. A. Lyon very pleasantly en-
tertained the members of the NJ w. q.
Club at her home, As Douglas tsrect
yesterday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent with needle work and at four
O'Clock a dainty luncheon was served
The next meeting will occur Tuesday
afternoon, January 30th at the home OF
Mrs. A. Q. Merrill Sol Michigan ave-
nue.. Mrs. Lyon had her invited
guest. Miss Edna Falwell of Chicago
and the following members were pres
ent: Mrs. A. II. Cross, Mrs. RAJ
Stafford, Mrs. 4. J. Davis, Mrs. A. H
Kale. Mrs M. Stansbury Mrs. A. o.
Merrill Mrs. c. B. Silver and Mrs. c.
3. silver and Mrs. c. D. Palmer
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Assemblies

There will be meeting of the mem
bers of silver Light Hive l. o. T. NJ.
this evening in the x. of p. Hall In
south Holman street. There will be
program and arrangements have been
made for a pleasant social hour A
lrge attendance or the membership is
desired.
A meeting of the members of Golden
Rule Council No. / d. Of l. WIS held
las eyenig in the X. of p. Hall in South
Holman street. 1t was the evening for
the regular bi-monthly meeting and
MANY mebers were in attendance The
routine business was disposed of at an
early hour The important feature of
the lodge session was the annual in
stallation of officers. Mrs. Primmer
acted as the installing officer Follow
ino the lodge session a pleasant time
was spent socially and refreshments
we're served. The next regular meet
ing will occur in two weeks on Tues
day evening. January Soth and the
usual business and social program Will
he followed. A large attendance of the
membership is desired. The following
officers will serve during 1912:
counciior-Mrs. Maggie Koontz-
Associate Councilor-Mrs. ADA
Franck.
vice councilor-Mrs. Edna Ash
baucher.
Associate Vice Councilor-Mrs. Mary
Southworth-
Jnnion ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rebecca
Van Glider.
Junior Ex-Associate councilor-AMrs.
Mary Lsndville.
Recording Secretary--Mrs. Lizzie
Pontius
Associate Recording Secretary--Mrs.
Alice Newton
| Financial Seeretary-Mrs- Mile
Davis.
Treasurer-Mrs- Ollie Wheeler.
| Guide-Mrs Alma Browning.
4 Inner GUARDIANS. Grace kich-
aheimer.
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CHURCH
FEDERATION
MEETING

The Church Federation Meeting was
not largely attended on last Monday
afternoon at the Methodist church in
Indiana Harbor. And another misfor-
tune is that so few preachers in the
Calumet region have watches. and
therefore can not get to the same place
at the same time. The only important
action taken was to appoint different
ones to secure in the various localities
the number of saloons. gambling places
and houses of prostitution, to learn
how many men in the different plants
are working seven days in the week.
Thisris not Sunday question. but zone
rest day in seven" question.
The next meeting will be held in
the Congregational church in East Chi
cago next Tuesday. Jan. %. at p. m.
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Whiting Hostess to Pythians
Of 3rd District Thursday
Five Counties Will Send Delegates to Annual Winter
Meeting in Oil City, and Extensive Program
Is Arranged

Music.
Welcome Address-Hon. Mayor B.
Parks
Vocal Solo--Miss Clara Dalenberg
Adhesion. Senator Frank N. Gavit
Piano Solo--Miss Jennie Dalenberg
"Fraternalism" by Hon. James E.
Watson
Violin Solo-James spanier.
Address-Hon. VIM. P. Hart, G. C.
Vocal Soio--Dr. Cook
I Remarks by Visiting Brothers
An elaborate supper will be served
by the Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ F..
church.
The Grand Lodge officers are:
William p Hart. G. c.
John w. Gather, G. V. c.
John NJ. Lewis, G p
Harry Wade. G x. of r.. and s.
w. A Morris, G.. NJ. E.
Robert NJ Brown, q. NJ A
Charles f. Remy. G. I. C.
F. A. Priest, G. o. G.
The lodges included in the Third
District of Indiana are: Remington. No
5s; Rensselaer,, No. So; wheatheld, NO.
1853; Hammond, No. 21o: Lowell No. 800;
Grown Point, No. 314: East Chicago No
AT: Indiana Harbor. No. 1915: Gary No.
! Sal; Whiting. No. 34S; Damon No. 70 of
Kentland; Goodland, No 141: Brook, No
AZ; Morocco. No. 4s2; Valparaiso. No.
1884, Hebron. No. 4o5 and Chesterton, No
t442
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Especial to THE TIMrs,


Whiting. Ind. Jan. 1.-THE annual
meeting of the Third Pythian District
of Indiana will be held at Whiting to-
morrow, when all the lodges in the dis
trict consisting of Jasper. Lake. New
ton and Porter counties. will be the
guests of Whiting Knights of Pythians
No. a4s. There will be a day and even
ing session. In the morning there will
be a reception to the visiting brothers
at the X. of p. hall on 18th street
The afternoon session will begin at
1880 o'clock, the following program %
be rendered:
Opening OF Lodge No. s4s-A H
Reading d. G. C.
Surrender to Grand Lodge Officers.
Roll Call of Lodges--Harry Wade, G
X. of r. and s.
Report of Delegates
Appointment of Committees
Motions and Resolutions
Ex- emplifcation of the Secret Work
u. W. Gather G.. V. c.
Comforting Rank on Page Rank Glass.
Good of the Order
Report of Committees
Closing.
The evening program which will be
held at the Whiting rink on Indiana
boulevard. and to which there are ex-
pected to be 400 knights present, will
be at p. m. and will be as follows:
Open Meeting. Ladies Invited.
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Outer GUARDIANS. Laura Leady.
Trustee--Mrs. Julia wilhelm.

The members of Germania Rebeckah
Lodge met last evening in l. o. @. F.
Hall in state street. There was the
usual large attendance of members.
The transaction of business occupied
the attention of the members during ths
early evenlg hours. On account of ILL.,
ness among the candidates the initia-
ton was, postponed. The plans were
made for the next meeting to be held
Tuesday evening, January 30th and n
large attendance is desired There will
be initiation of a class of candidates.
A social hour will follow the regular
lodge session.
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The Surgery
of Light
The Most Marvellous Dis.
covery of the Last
Decade.
A Hammond Man, Heir to Its
Good Pleasure.

Perhaps science has never been
marked by an advance so great as this
successful treatment of diseases by the
light treatment. Cancer, Lupus.
Psoriasis and many skin diseases, that
only few years ago, were thought to
be incurable, or amenable only to the
surgeons knife. are now practically
mastered by the x-ray. the violet ray
and the h-frequency lights. The
physicians of our town have done well
their part. in equiping themselves with
modern appliances. In the office of DR..
Leedy. SO & SO Rimbach Bldg. over the
Lion Store. Hammond, is to be found a
variable light institute as well as other
mechanical devices for curing diseases.
Every form of electricity is here turn
ed to therapeutic use. 1t is not at all
strange that electricity should have
such therapeutic value, the only won
der is, that It's utility was not known
to the medical profession sooner.
Eczema, acna and other skin diseases
that were formerly treated with
plasters, pasts and lotions with very
indifferent success are now readily and
completely cured by some OF the light
treatments just mentioned. Following
is a testimonial of Hammond man who
had tried numerous old time methods
and had been treated by doctors who
do not employ the later methods.
i have for years been run down and
fall behind in my health. During the
last six months 1 have lost thirty
pounds in weight. Ny appetite was bad
and | had stomach and bowel trouble,
that made life a serious proposition
Finally about two months ago. I de-
veloped a serious case OF eczema. My
face, neck and ears were all red and
broke out so that could not shave and
even to wash my face made 1t itch and
burn like FIRE. Needless to say had
taken treatment OF other doctors, and
done every thing that / could think OF
al of which did me no good at all for
was constantly loosing. At last CA,
Ito DR. Leedy. His procedure was entire.
" different He gave medicine as d.
the other doctors, but he also gave ~
treatments. He gave me x-ray and
high frequency light treatments for my
short of marvellous. In ten DAYS mn
face was smoothe and the soreness ali
gone But more than that. He gays
me Oxyoline treatments and my health
improved In every particular NV an
petite became better. my stomach and
bowels are better; sleep better ana
feel better in every way. Taken In al,
cannot say to much for DR. Leedy.s
sanitarium treatments.
l. j. RACE,
14s Clinton street, Hammond Ind
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SOCIAL NEWS FOR THURSDAY.

Mrs. Joseph Emmerlkng will enter
tain the members of Circle No.
Thursday afternoon at her home In
Russell street.
Mrs. Martin Finding will have ms
her guests Thursday afternoon at
her home in Morton Court the menu
bers of the II. A. f. Club
Mrs. r. A. Scowden will entertain
the members OF the Oak Leaf EN-
broidery Club at afternoon thin
BILE party Thursday at her home In
Ada street.
The young women of the A. ID. @.
Club Will meet with Mrs. Fred Hage-
man mt her home I'm Condit street
Thursday evening.
The members of the Sunshine CLUB
will he cntertrined by Mrs. Hem
rietta Huber ut her home In Tru-
man avenue Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Lacey will he hostess to the
members of the Acme social Club ut
their meeting Thursday afternoon
mt her home in Claude street.
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TOLT,ESTON.

Miss Ona Shower spent the day in
Hammond
Miss Ethel Carlson was Chicago
visitor today.
Mrs. j.. Q. Jones. on 4th street. is Wis
iting friends in Chicago for few days.
A. F. stanton of Hammond trans
acted business here yesterday.
Mrs August Bode was Whiting
business visitor Tuesday.
Lee Crew visited his mother at Park
Manor yesterday. who is very Ill.
Mrs. s. Goldberg is visiting friends
in Indiana Harl,or today.
Mrs Lee Crew is visiting relatives in
South Chicago today.
The funerals of Walter Mol and Al
bert Lee, the two boys who were killed
by Pennsylva..ia train on Friday, took
place at the German Lutheran church
yesterday afternoon at 2:3o p. m. The
interment was at Crown Hill cemetery
and arrangements were so made that
the bodies rest beside each other
Messrs Alvin Wild, Hugo Sobject and
Kalles expect to leave today on bust
ness trip 10 Texas.
The Royal Neighbors Will give pub
lie card party at the odd Fellows hall
this evening.
Mr.. Bride has finished putting up ice,
he having filled tho large ice house.
Mr.. Fairbanks. who has been sick
with typhoid fever for the past few
weeks, Is recovering.
A. J. Smith was Gary visitor yes
to-day.
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CHILDREN's KEEPsAKEs.

= How very few parents ever =
= think of taking care of little .
. treasures belonging to their chill q
= dren, putting them away until the q
q chiId's sense of responsibility II 20 .
= educated ms to give n value to the .
= article in his eyes! One of the =
q things that should always be done y
= IL, when photographs are taken, to =
= put away one to be kept for the =
= child through life. No matter how =
= often q picture is taken. one should .
= be set aside for the child. How .
= often, when a dear child dies, .
. there In lamentatioD that there IL .
. mo picture of him or her, because .
= none has been kept In the family, =
. and the picture was not Of sufn- .
= cfent value to others to be pre- .
. served. 1 have In my possession .
. little knife, fork and spoon, given .
q TO my little girl when baby, by =
q one who is NO more than q menu
Q DRY, and ms soon ms the Tiny little
. daughter becomes "eiigibIe,- the
. set will be passed to her. Many
= other belongings of the other,
q kept for her since her own baby
q hood IL passed ON to the babies of
. her own household. or every pic
q ture taken of her there WINS q
Q copy kept, and she can see herself.
. Just as she WIS at the age of her
q own little chfldreen. A mother
. should keep bits OF clothing -
. scraps of calico, bingham, and 4
= other cotton goods, and of vvooIens 4
q as well, which went to make up Z
q the chiId's wardrobe, and these
= may, later on, be made into
q patchwork either for or by the
. child. One mother i know gives Z
Q to her little daughter n piece of
q china or glassware, something Z
q of lasting quality, on every birth
. day or "gift- day, and the child IL
. taught to keep these ms treasures
q against her day of need. Among
. my own most precious belongings
q fs solid silver butterkDife, re- Z
q ceived as a premium at a fair on
q some stock exhibit, by my father,
. half n century ago, and kept for Z
. the baby girl. There IL also a 1T Z
O tie -fashioned coal oil lamp, the Z
q nr~t our family ever had. and be- =
Q cause 1 admired II much, IL
q was passed on to me. The sight OF Z
. Is brings back visions and mem
Q cries so plafnly that they seem
q realities of today, instead OF the
q long dead past.
e>~~ zee Q ~~~>~ Z
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N>lub Meetings
A LUNCHEON.

One of the prettiest entertainments
OF the week was a luncheon at which
Mrs. J. T. Hutton was hostess to the
members Of the Erthstane Club at her
home in Ogden street yesterday. Sew
eral members were present and Mrs
Prosler of Ottawa. Ill.,. Mrs. Hutton's
h .s,.ss ~ sts-~a rd Alexander
Stoikowitz were the invited guests. A
beautifully appointed luncheon of three
courses was served at one o'clock. The
tables in the dining room. were deco
rated with COMEDIAN candle sticks and
killarney roses to carry out a color
scheme OF pink and white. In the par
Tors there were large punches of roses.
Following the serving of the luncheon
the guests returned to the parlors
where the afternoon was spent with
sewing for the poor in the city. A
great deal OF work was accomplished.
Music was one of the social features OF
the afternoon. Mrs. r. sB. MacAleer
will give afternoon party Tuesday.
January Goth at her home in Doty
street. honoring the members of the
Erthstane Club The luncheon yester-
day took the place OF the regular BIZ
monthly meeting.
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A SOCIAL GATHERING.

Between twenty and thirty members
of the WoRen's uxiliary to the Univer-
sity Club met N the University club
rooms in South Holman street yester-
day afternoon aud were entertained by
Mrs. o. A. Krinbill. Mrs. Harry Johnson
and Mrs. E. NJ. Shanklin. The afternoon
Was devoted to cards and bridge whist
was played at five tables. High score
was made by Mrs. Walter D. Patton.
Dainty refreshments We're served dur
ing the hour following the card games
The members Will meet again on the
afternoon of January 30th and bridge
whist will be the feature of entertain
ment
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ENTERTAINs WITH CARDS.

yrs. Joseph Miller had as her guests
last evening at her home, II williams
street the members of the China Club.
1t was the evening for the weekly club
meeting and the twelve members We're
present 10 enjoy the entertainment.
Cards We're the feature of the evening
and the guests played several games of
pedro at small tables in the parlors.
The guests played at three tables. Mr.
Miller retained the hostess prize as is
customary in the club and also won the
first honors. The consolation prize was
awarded to Mrs. Clarence Elder. A
luncheon was served following the card
games. The refreshments Were esrv-
ed in two courses. The members will
meet Monday evening instead Of Tues
day OF next week at the home of Mrs.
Henry Heiser in Carroll street. Mrs.
Heiser will entertain with cards.
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4 BR&am ARrY.

The young wd FIll Ia the Inter Sc
club We're entertained by Miss Jane
Conkey at her home in South Holman
street last evening Mrs. Walter
Conkey was present as the invited
guest of the hostess. The evening was
devoted to bridge whist and several
games were played. A prettily appoint
ed luncheon was served following ,ne
games. Miss Alice Holm will entertain
the club members at their next meet
ing Tuesday evenig. January 22nd at
her home in Rimbach avenue. Bridge
whist viii be one of the social diver
sions.
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A BRIDGE PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs Adolph Hirsch were
host and hostess at bridge party last
evening at their home. 8 Carroll street
and very charmingly entertained a
number of their friends. There were
about thirty guests. Bridge whist was
played 1t six tables in the parlors.
After several games the honors were
awarded. High scores were made by
Mrs Virgil s. Reiter and Mr. M Roths-
child and the consolation prizes were
awarded TO Mrs. A. F. Rohrer and Mr.
Frank Hammond A luncheon of two
courses was served at the conclusion
of the card games.
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An AFTERNOON Party.

Ave ss--eFa 5ey sneatin of--the
members of the Golden Roe.ACiub was
held yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Pohlplatz in Carroll street. The
members were al present and devoted
the afternoon to the social diversions
usually a feature OF the meetings.
Pedro was played at three tables and
after several games the honors were
awarded. Mrs. A. d. Crisman won the
first honors Mrs. Thomas Cushman, the
second and Mrs Frank Dorsey, the
third. The consolation prize was
awarded to Mrs. Javot Music AMI
luncheon followed the games. The
luncheon was served in two courses.
Tuesday afternoon, January 22nd Mrs.
F. A. Bull will be hostess and enter
tain the members at her home in Ann
street.
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1RE|lEEiRll|lEsS||B s' {! En-; 5|!ik!E8
PIANIST AND CLAIRyOYANT.
. The Great LaRose.

The future can be for~told, courtship,
love, marriage.
III aEalrs OF the heart or emotions OF
love interest you. He gives the truthful
revelations of all love aHairs, settles
lovers Quarrels, enables You to win the
pesteem and affection of my one you
desire, causes speedy and happy mar
ria&es, tells IL the one you love IL true,
also date of marriage restores lost
affection, peace and confidence 10 low
ers and dfscOrdant families 342 State
street. Hours a. to D. -. ana
Sunday. Free consuItatfcn.
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A THIMBLE PARTY.

A pleasant evening was spent by the
young women Of the n NJ Embroidery
Club at the home of Mrs. John J.
Claussen in State street last evening.
1t was the regular weekly meeting and
several of the members were present
The evening was spent very enjoy
ably with needle work and music until
ten o'clock when a dainty two course
luncheon served. The Misses
Emily and Bertha Ebert will entertain
at the next regular meetin Tuesday
evening January 22nd a their home in
South Holman street They will en- :
terrain at thimble party. The fol :
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A sLEIGHING PARTY.

About twenty-five young people of
the seventh and eighth grades of the
Central School enjoyed a Bob party
last evening. They were chaperoned
by Mrs. ". j. MacAleer. They drove to
Hessviile and through the surrounding
country and had jolly time. Refresh
ments were served by the girls of the
grades
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MRs. KNOTS a HOSTESS.

Mrs. A. f. Knots will be hostess
to the members of the Sewing Circle of
All Saints Catholic church at her home
in Muenich Court Thursday afternoon.
1t is the regular weekly meeting and a
large attendance is desired. The usual
program will be followed.
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MRS. THOMPSON ENTERTAINs.

Mrs. ]. w. Thompson entertained the
members of the Ladies' Aid Society of
the Pine street Presbyterian church at
her home in Hoffman street yesterday
afternoon. 1t was first announced that
the meeting would be held at the home
of Mrs William Boutwell, but on ac-
count of illness other arrangements
were made. It was a special meeting
called to finish some sewing and a great
deal of work was accomplished. There
were several members in attendance.
At the close OF the business session
refreshments were served and a pleas
ant time was spent ocially. The an
nouncement of the next meeting will
be made later.
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WILL MEET THURSDAY.

The member of the Presbyterian So
cial Club will meet in the church par
Tors in South Holman street Thursday
evening at eight O'Clock and he enter
tanned by James and John Rhind. All
young people of the church and congre-
grafton are invited.
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An EVENING pARrY.

The members of the Alpha Phi Club
and their husbands will be entertained
by DR.. and Mrs. S. A. Bell at their home
in South Holman street Friday even
ing. The evenings program of enter
tainment promises to be very enjoyable.
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Elaborate preparations are being
made by the members of the Hammond
Motor Boat Club for their fifth annual
reception and dance to be given Thurs
day evening, January 18th In. the Ma
sonic Temple in Muenich Court. The
hall has been prettily decorated in the
club colors of purple and white and
pennants and boat lights will be used
among the decorations. Dancing vii.
begin at eight-thirty o'clock and the
program dances will begin at nine
o'clock following the Grand March.
The musical program will be directed
by Mr., Walsh. Between two hundred
and three hundred invitations have
been issued among the friends of the
members in Hamond and vicinity.
Special cars have been provided for the
East Chicago guests. The following
tare the officers of the club:
Commo dore-G. W. Hunter.
Vice Commodore-George Drackert
Rear Commodore-William Gordon
sr.
Fleet Captain--H +. Lindner.
Secretary--E. Z. Frieke.
Treasurer--Wm Leytze.
Judge Advocate-Sam Burnham.
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SERVE a DINNER.

The members of the Martha Society,"
of the First Christian church will meet
for an all day session Thursday in
the parlors of the church in Calumet
avenue. The members will serve a din
ner at noon. A cordial invitation to at
tend is extended the public and it is
desired that there is a large attend
ance The afternoon will be devoted TO
sewing.