davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-14
SOCIAL NEWS CONTINUED
FROM PAGE TWO.
AN APRON SHOWER.

Honoring Miss Pearl Henry June
bride, Mrs. Claude Palmer charmingly
entertained a number of friends at an
|apron shower last evening at her
home, 4S1 May street. Miss Henry's
marriage to Claire w Palmer will be
IAN event of next Wednesday. She was
1.-THE recipient of many pretty aprons
lone beautiful feature of entertainment
was "Cupid's Clothes line" Two lines
were stretched across the room and
the guests were provided with pins
and ten small red hearts. 1t was an :
nounced that prize would be awarded
to the one who succeeded in hanging
the hearts in the shortest time. Mrs.
G. B. Silver received the honors. Other
games were The Fortune Telling
Heart" and THE Game of Affinities -
A prettily appointed two course lunch
con was served after the games. Mrs.
Palmer had as guests, Mrs. Ed Witter.
Mrs. J. Zero, Mrs. NJ. A. Palmer, Mrs.
r. C. Hobbs, Mrs. Cecil Witter, Mrs. c.
l.. Kinsey, Mrs. ]. p Palmer, Mrs c. b.
silver. the Misses Pearl Henry, Lillian
Porch. Daisy witter. Clara Nichols and
Florence and Bertha Henry.
A DINNER.
Mrs Martin Linz at her home in East
lSibley street entertained at dinner last
tebening in compliment to her niece,
Miss Ruth Elizabeth Webster who
gave her annual recital in the audi
torium of First Presbyterian church
Among the guests were those who aa.
sisted Miss Webster with her program
and Mrs. Linz house guests. The out
Iof town guests were Mrs Jane E.
Lohrman of Elkhart. Ind. Mrs. Dewitt
of Lowell. Ind, Miss Beth White OF
lChicago, Miss Lulu Wiegner of Nortf
hudson, Ind, and Messrs. Claude Hum.
Iphreys and Webb Evans of Chicago.
MRS. GRUEN A HOSTESS.
Mrs. Charles Gruen opened her home
at Warren street for the meeting OF
the Baptist women's Union yesterday
| afternoon. There were a number OF
members in attendance at the melting
land they were nicely entertained by tn,
ladies of the child culture section. A
short program had been arranged fol
the entertainment of the guests, after
which refreshments were served and q
delightful time was spent socially
The following was the afternoon
program:
Reading ...............Mr Mrs. d. Jones
Song .........-....1 Irene Anderson
Piano Selection Mrs. George Housel
Vocal Solo. Miss Edith Garter
Piano Solo. Mrs. c. B. Silver
Reading. Mrs. Chester Hamachel
. Reading ...... Mrs. Fletcher Hudson
LAST MEETING OF THE YEAR.
The members of the Parents club OF
| the West Hammond school had thefl
last meeting of the year last evening
in the school hall The meeting wa!
unusually interesting and they wer,
} 100 or more members present to en-
joy the program. After the program
ice cream and cake were served ant
the program. ice cream and cake were
served and the members spent an houl
! socially Every member on the fol
lou theron ehIy en-.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-14
IN Tf1R
SUPERIOR cnIIRTN
and CIRCUIT UVU1tIO

1134--Sievers ct al. Rich ct al.
determination of lands to Chester
ton.
11S5-Annexation OF lands to Chester
ton.
11s5-Gardner. adm. Brewer.
INSTRUMENTATION of lands to Chester
ton.
1223-Johu Mors Company Mitchell.
1247--McNiece ct al McDaniels
125S--Strom Strorn.
1274-Burch Burch.
1276-Gwinnv Gwinn.
1297-Schenck Paradise ct al.
13sS-Moge Coal Co. Paradise ct al
1S07-Lawrence Marine.
PORTER SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge Harry b. TuthfIl.
At Michigan City.
Court convenes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-14

been completed to hold their regular
flag day exercises.
An excellent program has been ar
ranged and an invitation Is extended
to all members, their families and pub
lie.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-14
joyed by the large audience

joyed by the large audience:
Piano Solo. .Udella Beaver
Monologue. ....-. George Pearson
Vocal Solo. -. Mrs. Edith Beardsley
Instrumental Duet.
.Udella Beaver and Paul Siegrist
Address. Attorney H. E. Granger
Piano Solo ............ Irene Brusel
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-14
SPLENDID EXERCISES
At GRADUA TING
Annual Commencement of
Lincoln-J Jefferson Law
School Is Epoch.

Stephen A. Douglas. lawyer, judge
and statesman, was held up to the
graduating class of the Lincoin-Jef-
ferson College Of Law. Hammond, last
night. as q man worthy to be followed
by any man just entering the profess
Bf0n Uf-1dw. Judge Edward Osgood
Brown Of Chicago. presiding justice of
the Illinois appellate court, as the
principal speaker of the evening, read
from biographical sketch on Doug
las which he himself had prepared
and in this manner brought home to
his audience the ideals worthy of the
highest ambitions. Judge Browns
biography of DoDug1as is exhaustive
and was given only in part. From a
literary standpoint It is scholarly
while the facts 1t contains show an in
innate study Of the subject and his
times. The audience, like in former
years for similar events, was composed
of the city's most representative peo-
pie.
The eight graduates, who filed into
the school hall. preceded by the facul.
ty appeared in caps and gowns and
occupied the seats in front of the
rostrum- Here they listened to an ad
dress to the class by Dean w. c. H
Keough, LII D.. and while in q way
he spoke to them directly, his words
nevertheless appealed to all. becaus,
of the inspiration they carried will
them.
Receive LII. b. Degree.
DIR. w. Mayes Martin conferred tn
degrees of bachelor of laws on tn
members of the class and presente,
them with their diplomas. Judg
Reiter administered. the oath of office
admitting the students to practice Law
In the Lake superior court. and wa
followed by Louis G. Trixler, deput,
clerk of the Indiana supreme court
who administered the oath admitting
the class to practice in the suprem
court of the state. Mr.. Trixler add
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-14

A meeting of the members of Ham,
mond Temple No. 70. Pythian Sisters,
will take place this evening in the X.
of P. hall in South Holman street. A
business and social program will be
followed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-14

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING eon-
taias most Of the news 81 work to -
tad.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-14
A THIMBLE PARTY.

This evening the young women of
the A. d. Q. club will be entertained
by Miss Alice Bump. at her home. in
East state street. Miss Bump will en-
terrain at thimble party.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-14
Program Concert.

The following second weekly concert
Will be given by the x. Q. T. NJ band
for the State street merchants, Satur-
day evening, June 18th:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-14

Richard Croker and Annette keiiernan.
Richard Croker. former Tammany
chief OF New York. wants TO adopt
Annette Keller. an. He his peen
t.l,nv rhvstcal culture and SWIM
wing lessons of her, and Is very
much excited over the fair Austria
liam.
.yyhatever Miss KeIlerman says
goes" declared Crocker recently.
ashe can sign her name to anything
Iyc got. 1 wouldn't mind doirg a
h,~b-dfvinx act. but I'm afraid I've
waited too long for that"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-21
Starving Family
is Found by Officers
of Juvenile Court

A Swedish laborer, his wife and the IS
year-oid son OF dead relatives came be
fore juvenile court 20 answer to the
charge OF the boy being delinquent in hi'
attendance at school, They left the court
room few minutes later in company
with a probation officer. who led then
as fast as the four could walk TO the
county commissioners TO ask for aid. The
family had been actually starving.
Il bought six loayes Of bread last
night" said the man in broken English
Il had bread and a glass OF water FOL
breakfast, and that is all" The man had
been sick and the boy. a brown-eyed. in
telligent little fellow. who had been In
the eighth grade at school. had remained
at home TO care for the other kids and
earn what money he could. The man had
tramped the streets in search Of work,
but was unable 10 find II. Il was ashamed
to ask for help" he said.
After explaining that IL was no shame
to ask the county for assistance II II was
needed the Judge told the boy TO 80 back
and finish his grade. Until the man finds
work he will be supported by the county
He objected at first TO such support. but
was convinced at last that the county
deemed II just to pay something 10 a
man who was going hungry and was UNI
able to find work.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-21
Baraca President
Coming to Omaha

An interesting program has been out
lined for Marshall A. Hudson, founder
OF Baraca, while the guest for three
days OF the Tri-City Baraca union.
Mr.. Hudson will arrive In Omaha next
Saturday. after completing a speaking
tour OF Minnesota. and In the evening
at the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton. a reception from 10 will be
rendered to him. followed by a banquet
(. w. Carpenter has been secured as
POSTMASTER for the conference banquet.
On the following day. President Hudson
deliveries fifteen-minute addresses at In
manuel Baptist church at s;S; First
Methodist church at 1o15; Hanseom Park
NJ. f. church at it:i5; First Congrega-
tional at 1875, occupying pulpit in the
morning OF the Dletz Memorial Methodist
Episcopal at 1915 and in the evening at
at Calvary Baptist. MIR. Hudson will
address a mems meeting at $50 Sunday,
at the First Baptist church. South
Omaha, and a mass meeting at the Coun-
Gil Bluffs Auditorium at $50 ..
Mr.. Hudson. for twenty-one years a
successful business man. has applied
many plans which appeal 10 men In the
business world, in reaching them on be-
half Of tho church OF all denominations.
The last services at which Mr.. Hudson
will deliver an address will be the Quar-
terly Rally Of the Tri-City Bsraca union.
Monday evening at the First Presbyterian
church.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-21

.tages OF The Bee's educational offer,
and during the last week several young
men have come to, the educational depart
ment with the statement that their en-
ployers had sent them. Some young men,
so they explained, had been told they
must learn more about business admins
tration or else they would be forced to
vacate their positions. There are other
young men in Omaha who are not
equipped as well as they should be- and
they now may be on the verge OF los
ing their positions. If'they should inform
their employers that they were taking a
course TO make them more efficient
workers there Is no doubt they would be
looked upon, with much more favor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-21
The Quest for Beauty
NJ MADAM DE Ia vrn

- IGtiREs do not lie, runs the old
y maxim, but every daughter OF Eve
knows how untrue that may be
when referring to her own particular
figure. si' s
Elise why all the ,ruffled silk frills
ana sacheted satin hearts that deco
rate the corset department and beckon
untlrinaly to Milady 20 purchase. These
are the dainty feminine paraphernalis
that round out TO contours the blouse
flabby tissues beneath the aarInents.fs
These be temporary expedients, how
ever. and the wise woman who lacks
curves goes about ACQUIRING them
IN scientific way, Deep breathing
first and always IL the best then
drinking large draushts OF pure cold
water at least six times a day between
the meals IS the next step. Then y
she adopts the system OF the great
French doctor. Vaucaire., II ls probably
seventeen years since the Partisan
beauty specialist gave out 20 the world
the secret formula OF his successful
method OF deyelopink the bust OF the
society grand DANES Of France,
Thero Is nothing ,really better known
to science as a developer OF the nam.
military glands and many women in
this country testify TO Its efficacy.
Tho formula was originally filled In
liquid, form. but IL has the tendency
to decompose rapidly. and by many the
tablets are preferred. The effect u
equally good and the dose more pal
atabie
Willard White Co.'S vaucalre GAlega
Tablets Bust Developer. Flesh Builder,
Tonic, Is the preparation so highly rec
commended by all high authorities on
health and beauty culture.
whites vaucaire Galega Tablets con-
tain the genuine important Galega.
They round out shrunken. shallow
parts. develop and make the bust firm.
II you are undeveloped, THIN. care
worn. porous or run down. take box
Of these tablets and note their won
derful effects 81 box, three weeks
treatmenO only soc at Myers-Dlllon Drug
Co, Sherman Mcconnell. Owl Drug Co,
and Brandeis. One box OF the tablets
equals two bottles OF the II site liquid
and Is very superior. CAUTION: Ask
for Willard White Co.'S and note the
name on box. 81
NINE. DE LA VIE, the. noted beauty
writer and lecturer, highly, recommends
the MEL,oRosE Preparations and vii
lard White Company's Vancaire Galega
Tablets Sent BY neil IL desired.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-21
Engineer Finds Two
Armed Guards in
Charge Of Place

Pete Peterson, an engineer employed by
the Western Newspaper Union at FIT
tenth and Howard streets, almost started
something saturday morning. about
o'clock when he came TO work and found
the entire building lighted from top to
bottom ana two men with revolvers in
their hands calmly sitting or counter.
The Newspaper Union offices are d.
rectly in the rear Of the ,w,etserns Paper
company. in the same building and doors
connect the tao. Last night the front
door OF the psrer company offices was
left open. Two, A. d. 7. wstehmen were
put on the job. They lighter all the
lights. armed themselves and watched,
When Peterson catered the store he was
told TO throw up hts hands. lie answered
by pulling his own gun hrd dating the
other two men to fire. LIE appearance
OF a policeman CORRECTED the mistake
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-21
Personal Gossip

Miss Adelaide Spratlen left Friday even
ing for a weeks visit in Chicago.
Mr.. Clark Colt leaves today to join his
wife and children at La Jolla, Cal.
MIR. James Fair has left for Boston and
the east, TO be gone several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee sprstlen have re-
turned from a two weeks stay in Chi
cago.
Colonel and Mrs. s. S. Curtis and Mis-,
Curtis are at the Hotel Monteleone In
New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Duval have re-
turned from a two weeks stay in Utah
and Colorado.
Mrs. F. H. Rockford and daughters,
Lillian and Anna, left Wednesday for
an extended eastern trip.
Mrs. Swartslander and Miss Hamilton
will leave this week for st. Louis, New
Orleans and other southern points.
Miss Clara Hayden has arrived from
Washington and is the guest Of Mrs. Ed.
ward Hayden and Miss ophelia Hayden
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-21
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS
ARE TO MEET IN OMAHA

Omaha was selected as the place for
this years convention OF the sNebraska
State sunday school association by the
executive committee, meeting at Lincoln
Friday. G. O. Wallace OF Omaha is
president Of the association lie and cliff
c. westcott OF Piattsmouth were Active
in bringing the convention to Omaha.
President wallace says he expects Leo
to 1,5fo delegates. from practically every
county IN the state. The convention VIII
be about the middle OF June. Mr. Wal
lace, T. r.. sturgess, J. Frank Smith and
S. p. Bostwiok have been selected as. a
local committee to assist the publicity
bureau OF. the Commercial club IN max
ing ARRANGEMENTS for the 4ineetlns.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-21
UNIVERSITY CLUB PLANS
SOME new CLUB ROOMS

The University Climb is considering TAX
ing for its future home the top floor OF
the Keeline building, on the corner Of
Seventeenth and Harvey street. which
will be ready for occupancy next fall. The
club is outgrowing its present quarters
in the Barker block.
The club proposes to hold tournaments
in the near future in chess, cards and
pool. Charles C. Mcdonald is getting up
the pool tourney.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-21

k,ING sof.oMoN Of old was called the
n wisest man and credited with LOO
N wiytA, although the latter fact
hardly demonstrates his wisdom to
modern eyes.
Al any rate. he must have had vast
knowledge OF the ways OF women and the
various WAYS In which they attempted
to make themselves beautiful In hts sight.
Ife ID on record with the statement
that there Ia no, new thing under the sun
and this reasons big beauty fad seems
to prove IT, .
All Oriental women from Cleopatra
doNn-or up-used oil baths Or riibs
as AN efficient aid TO beauty Olive
oil or almond or any sweet-scented
Of the, body Il gone over with q gentle
MASSAGE movement. The Joints are
treated TO a little extra attention TO make
the body more supple. -y.s
The fair beauty -chasers OF to-day use
good. pure cold cream tMelorose pre-
fs,redl and get the same effect This
not fall to produce good results II fills
out hoilows and really acts ~ figure
rAflner. I Coarse-gralned sldns grow
clearer and better and excess tat meits
away. The. gfrl who takes a cream bath
each night for asmonth Will actually won
der at the change for the better in her
General health, which, OF course, makes
Tor beauty.
There IA soothing, sedatlve effect on
the mind which smooths out wrinkles and
tired lines In. the face, and tho general
relaxation OF the body makes every move
msft thing OF grace and beauty.
Here's 10 the new fad. the MAlorose
cold cream baths. II 10 a relic of the
dark ages. II you will and nothing new,
but 1t is great factor for Increasing your
beauty.
MORE leading actresses use the ia
nous "Melorose' preparations than any
other kind. Endorsed by Thousands.
Meioroee Beauty Cream. Powder and
Rouge, the most perfect toilet dainties
In the world. Soe sise only &c.
CAUTIoN-Imitations and worthless
nostrunls are being offered. Get nly.
The orrnal genuine. distributed BY
willard White Co. Chicago. BeNass' ,of
substitutes, Look for L. s. req trade
mark on each box. SIS -
FREE-send 20 stamp for sample, Of
Melorose Cream, Melprose Face Pow
der; Also booklet about the tablets.
Write to hsT
WILLARD WHITE CO. Chicago. ILL.,
Sold al Myers.Dilion Drug Co, sherman
a Mcconnell Owl Drug Co., Brandeisk
i b . y
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-21
HIGH PAY TO The EFFICIENT
Omaha Men Agree that Employee Can
Rise Only When Equipped.
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION WAY
The Bees Great Eaacstional offer
with Ia salie University Gives
Opportunity 20 Ambi-
tIeuS Men.

Managers and presidents Of firms IN all
parts OF the country arc now promoting
only those employees who are able to show
that they thoroughly understand tbs bust.
ness into which they are 10 go. For ex-
ample: \ railroad head will give-advsnce-
ment only TO those who merit such
promotlon-who can show that they win
be able TO handle effectively the work OF
the position into which they are to so.
Men who are pushed shesd must be thor
oughly equipped in order to take over the
work. -..
Business leaders OF Omaha have been
deeply impressed with the educational
plan Of The Bee in connection with the
famous La Sale university OF Chica go
The Bee is getting young and ambitious
men 10 take the course OF business admin
istrstion given by this school, This course
has equipped hundreds OF men for better
positions and is daily sending men to the
field Of larger salaries.
Good for All Statesmen.
Efficiency In business Is the means
by which all men succeed" Is the COM
msnt made by J. w. Stewart OF Miller.
Stewart. Beaton &, Co. the furniture firm
OF this city. We get the pest results
the larger sales-from our employees who
are siwsys trying to set their work down
to scientific basis. The course Offered
by the La Sale university Is the best that
! can think Of for making better sales
men Any man who accepts this course
and learns what is to be learned in II
surely can become hisn saaried sales
man"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-21

Miss Lillian Karlen OF BeemeF, Neb.,
who has been the guest OF Miss Claire
Hesly, left Friday for Lincoln to visit
friends.
Mrs E. NJ. Fairfield will leave Monday
for a stay OF several weeks in New York.
and part Of the time will be a guest OF
SIR. and Mrs. E Dimon Bird.
Or. and Mrs, Roger Throop Vaughan
of Chicago who spent the HOLIDAYS in
Paris. are in Vienna for the rest Of the
winter, Mrs. Vaughan was Miss Louise
Lord Of Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meta and daugh-
te-, Gertrude, will leave Tuesday for New
York and sail January - on the .'Cincin-
nstr' for Naples. to be gone three months.
They will be accompanied by Mrs. Gray
OF Chicago.
Mr.. Hugh Murphy OF Omaha. Is a guest
of the Arlington hotel in Hot Springs,
Ark. He was summoned south by the H.
ness OF his son. Richard. Young Mr..
Murphy was dangerously Ill for few
days. but is now recovering satisfactorily.
Mrs. d. P. DeYoung Of Amsterdam.
wife OF the United States vice counsel to
Holland. was in Omaha Thursday and
Friday. the guest OF Miss Elizabeth Fry.
Mrs, DeYoung left for her former home
in Falls City, where she was Miss Eta
Boose.
Miss Katherine Krug Will leave Satur-
day for California and viii be Joined
later by Miss Eleanor RentE and the
Misses Olga and Louise storz and TO-
gether they all sail February G on the
cleveland for trip around the world
returning to Omaha next September.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-21
BIG GRAIN RECEIPTS
EXPECTED FOR MONDAY

Monotcny Of light receipts on the
Omaha grain market Is expected TO be
broken Monday. The Illinois Central
railroad has informed the Grain exchange
that corn has been collecting along its
Iowa line during the cold weather and
II will bring in four solid trains Of that
grain today. This win be. counted IN the
receipts announced Monday morning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-21


account of the ahsshce from the city
Of many members TO Thursday evening.
February = at tn. Paxton hotel
Mss Ruth Paxton. who, is studying In
lien Tsin to be Young Woman's Chris
tian association secretary in China, has
written her sister, Mrs. C. W. Hayes.
examination in the Chinese language.
Hiss Paxson says that the Chinese Ian
guage is very difficult to learn and even
more difficult 10 pronounce. the reason
to- this being the same symbol has many
different meanings when spoken with DIFF
ferent accents. For Instance Pronounced
in one way a certain symbol means
chicken. in another way It means wife.
She tells this story in illustration: An
American in a Chinese eating house or
dered in Chinese. chicken. The waiter
was gone a long time and came back.
saying that he could not find one for the
American. The American angrily de-
clared that it was on the list OF eatables
After much misunderstanding and ex-
piainihs, was discovered that the
American had asked for a wife.
The Visiting Nurse association win meet
Tuesday at 1859 a. m. in She Paxton
hotel.
Ihe Benson Womsns Christian Tenn
peranee union VIII have a domestic SCI
enee meeting Friday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs E. NJ. Rymsn under the di-
rection OF Mrs. J. NJ. Bailey. Paper bag
cookery VIII be tried and menus will be
snapped.
The union women have challenged their
Inc husbands have accepted the chal-
Ienee and the result will be held In the
Methodist church the evening of January
y HAIR the program will be given by
the white riononers. the other half BY
tneir husbands.
Inc FRANCES willard Woman's Chris
usn temperance union VIII hold an all
gay meeting "wednesday at the home Of
M AWaNn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-21
For the Future

Miss Mildred Butler will give supper
this evening for Miss Hewitt Of Des
Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Cowgirl will enter
tain at supper this evening for Miss
Prindeville OF Chicago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-21
What
-
Women Are
Doing in the World

Ey. MILTON B. WILLIAMS.
pastor OF the First Methodist
church. will address the
Omaha Woman's club Monday
afternoon In the Metropolitan
building on The Family" q
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-21

me annual banquet Of the P. z. o.
sisterhood, which was to have been held