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Evening journal., 1913-11-18
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL NEWS

Mrs. c. c. Bye is confined to her
home by illness.
Mrs. Annie c. Fairbanks OF 10e
West Thirtieth street is spending
the week end in New York City with
aer nephew, Roland Fairbanks.
Miss Imogen Dill, Of Willow Grove
guest Of friends here.
Miss Mary Racine has returned
from visit to Pearson.
Mrs. J. w. Jones, OF Frederick, has
been visiting friends in this city.
Raymond Meredith has been vis-
lting friends at Elkton. Md.
Mrs. Jessie Hay. of Washington, d.
c., Is visiting her son and daughter
in-law. Mr. and Mrs. David A. Hay
OF this city.
Mrs. lie Roy Clayton and son,
Francis, of Joplin, Mo-, are visiting
Mrs. Clayton's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Vernon at No. lilo w. Seventh
street.
Mrs Lydia Colt has been visiting
her brother. Senator Garrett Foxwell
OF Chestertown, Nd.
Harvey Boggs was a recent guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace W. Reed OF
Chestertown. Md.
Mrs. Albert Palmer and son Al
bert Of Frederica are visiting friends
here.
Mrs. Anna Cole is the guest OF her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. James T..
Boone. Of Frederica.
Miss Susie Boone has returned TO
Frederica after visit to Wilmington
friends.
J. y. Hayes. OF Greenwood. has
been visiting friends in this city.
Miss Carrie Phillips, of MillngtoD,
Md. has been visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Paul r. Smith has been Wis
sting Mr.. and Mrs. y. Hartman, OF
Camden.
Miss Pearl Macllin. Of Milford. has
been visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. Henry Fennimore. Mrs. Edgar
Jerman and Byran Slaughter, OF
Dover. arc guests Of Wilmington
friends.
Mrs. Alonzo Jones, Mrs. Wilbur
Rawley and two daughters Of Ches-
void are guests OF friends in this
city.
Miss Eliza Short, Of Dover. is the
guest of friends in this city and
Philadelphia
Mrs. Wilbur n Jacobs and Mrs.
Clay Kitchens, OF Harrington, have
been visiting friends here.
Miss Hannah Clarkson has re-
turned from a visit 70 friends at Har-
rlngton.
Mrs. w. w. slant has returned to
Sudlcrsvillo after a visit to friends
IN this city.
q. Calvin Whiteley, of Centreville,
Md, is spending several days in
this city
Miss Ivy Belle Wentz entertained at
dinner>on Sunday Misses Eta Powell
and Wilhelmina Berbage. of Berlin,
Md, and Carey Buch and George Nit
chell of Wilmington.
Miss Mary and Kathryn Dona-
hoe Of Birmingham. Alabama, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Hurry Robelen.
The Misses Donahoe are ON their way
90 their winter home in Jacksonville
Florida. after an extended visit to their
seister. Baroness Nmccnzo pandolife oi
Nbruzzi. Italy. who is spending the win
Ten "a .New York
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MISS VERNON TO TALK SUFFRAGE

Miss Mabel Vernon. chairman Of
the Delaware Congressional Union,
will address the Womens Club, of
Middletown tonight on suffrage.
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CARD PARTY FOR DAUGHTERS.

Indications are that the card party
scheduled for November p by the
Caesar Rodney Chapter. I'D. A. R., in
the rose room OF the Hotel DUPONT,
will be a big success. Mrs. John
Brady is chairman of the committee
ia charge, the members of which are:
Mrs. e. II. Woodward, Mrs. John Har-
vey, Mrs. S. c. Frederic and Mrs.
Charles Middleton.
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I'M THK MINING mouse.

Considerable excitement was caused
at the home OF Mrs. A. B. Starr, No.
112 East Twenty-fourth street the
other evening when a man got into
the house through mistake. II
developed later that the man thought
he had gone to his own home.
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ANOTHER HARRY KANE on.

Harry II. Kane, Of No. 1926 Poplar
street, who is employed at the Gar
rick Theatre. denies that he is the
Harry Kane whose name is on the
lag list nor the man who who has
figured in police court recently.
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FRAMING new
PURE FOOD LAW

Members Yf the Board of Health yes
terday discussed a new pure food law
which will be presented to City Coun-
ell soon. The new law is patterned af-
ter the national pure food laws. Among
the amendments is one prohibiting the
manufacture of ice cream or candies be-
low the street leva
The question of drainage from Jeifer-
son Park was rlso discussed by the
board, and it was decided to place green
dye along the edge of the park to trace
the water which seeps into the cellars
OF the houses in Madison street between
Fifth and Sixth streets.
On behalf of the residents who had
received notices to abate a nuisance
relative to defective drainage in the
neighborhood of Thirty and Thir-
ty-fourth and Madison streets, a Mr.
Paris appeared and following a hearing
the members suggested a remedy e
Mr.. Paris which he win convey back tC
the residents.
Max Podolsly. who conducts a res
taurant at ll5 Market street, appeared
before the board relative to a notice tC
abate nuisance, at this place. Fol
lowing a discussion the members tol,
Mr.. Podolsky that he must abate the
nuisance at once, il having existed fo
some time and the complaint havinl
been on the books of the board fo
about two years.
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MIIIrIA nANcE

The amusement association Of the Or
ganized Militia Of Delaware gave an
enjoyable dance on Saturday evening
at Armory Hall. The First Infantry
orchestra provided music.
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NAvARRE cLuR nANcF-

On Friday evening OF this week the
Navarro Club will give their second
dance in Eden Hall for which all ar.
rangements have been made Mock aud
Martins orchestra has been engaged for
this occasion.
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TO GIVE TEA

Mrs Frank Rupert will give tea
Saturday, November %. at her home
lfl0 Delaware avenue. TO introduce her
dadthter, Miss Eleanor Rupert.
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RID LION POULTRY SUPPER

The Ladies Aid So-nty of Red Lion
NJ j.. Church win have their annual
poultry supper ON Wednesday and
Thursday evenings in the church.
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA. +. L. Willis
suffered greatly from asthma and bron-
chitis. He writes: q got no relief until
/ took Foleys Honey and Tar Compound.
II entirely removed those choking sensa-
tions, and never failed TO produce an
easy and comfortable condition of the
throat and lungs" For sale by n. B.
Danforth, Market and Secopd streets
Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-11-18

Kelley. Anthony AIcGoniele, Mr. and
Mrs. Francis T. Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dover.
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INDIANA EAEBQR-

Peter Cioban, the popular Cedar
street business man. has fallen for the
lure of the buzz wagon and Saturday
brought back from Chicago a bright
red five-passenger touring ear that set
Pete back in the neighborhood of ST.
500. Mr.. Cioban says he didn't have
to sell his famous calf skin vest to
buy the auto either.
The unbeaten st. Adams won their
sixth consecutive game Saturday when
they defeated the yictors by the close
score of to 3. Parker, Johnston and
Lovin comprised the battery for st.
Adams, while Cohen and Rosegarden
filled the points for the victors.
Mrs Richard Ellis of Ivy street left
today for Plymouth. Ind, for months
visit with her mother
Miss Bessie McAnley attended a
party given in honor OF Mrs. Chas. At
kins and Mrs. Kay Wells. both former
Indiana Harbor residents Saturday aft
ernoon by Mrs. A. B. Harris in Gary.
Mrs Walter Acker of Gary for Miss
Helen Jaynes. at which Miss McAnley
was also a guest.
Louis Aeby, manager of the Chicago
Flexible Shaft company. left this morn
ing for New Buffalo on three weeks
business trip. During his absence Mrs.
Aeby will visit with friends In Engle-
wood
Have comfort IN the bathroom with
q Gas Heating Stove.--No. Ind Gas &
Eiec. Co.
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lodge Assemblies

The Rebeckahs of Illinois District No.
held their fourteenth annual conyen-
tion last Saturday. May Gath at Hege-
wisch, Ill. 1t was an all day session
and the members of Hegewisch Star
Rebekah Lodge attended and was one
of the most successful ever held Be-
tween three hundred and four hundred
persons were in attendance. The men,
bers of Dorcas Lodge of Hammond
were invited guests. Mrs. Crowell, the
Chief Instructor and Mrs. Henry, Vice
Chief Of the Grand Lodge were present
at the meeting. The Grand Officers
had charge of the School of instruction
which was held during the day. In the
evening there was class initiation. The
work was done by the degree staff of
Harvey. Ill. An elaborate banquet was
lserved between the afternoon and even
ling sessions. The tables were beauti-
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COMING EVENTS.

The Misse Klein of COnkey avenue
will entertain at "A thimbie party Tues
day evening. Their guests Will be the
young women of the n. N. Embroidery
Club.
Miss Therese Dorsey and Miss
Genevfve Hastings will entertain few
friends at cards this evening at the
home of Miss Dorsey In state street.
The party will be given I'm compliment
tO Miss Lulu Sherry whose marriage to
Aiphonse Dorsey will he soIcmnixed
Wednesday of this week.
This evening there VIII he meeting
of the members of the Alumni Associa-
ton of the Hammond High school I'm
the Central school building. The meet
ing will he important and 1t Is
| desired that there IN large attend
ance of the membership. Plans for the
annual banquet to be given Friday,
June 13 will be made.
Mrs. Adoiph Hirsch will he hostess to
the members OF the Jewish Ladies' Aid
Society at her home. As Carroll street
! Wednesday afternoon. 1t will be the
last meeting of the year and imcortant
business will be transacted. 1t is de-
sired that there is n large attendance
of members mt the meeting.
There Will be a meeting of the Pres
byterian Social CIub Tuesday evening
In the pariors of the church IN soutt
Holman street.
The Ladies' of the knights of Column.
bus Will meet in the X. of c. clui
rooms In South Holman street Wed.
nesday afternoon to play cards.
Mrs. II. f. Hickman will cntertai,
the members of the Ladies' Aid Societ.
of the First Methodist church at he
home, 10 Warren street, Wednesdn.
afternoon. May IS. 4 program ha
been arranged for the afternoon.
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being unique and exceedingly enjoy
able. The club is composed OF many or
most talented musicians
but on Saturdays program several CT
the members attempted the things IN
which they were least proficient. Their
numbers were particularly amusing anu
received hearty applause. The follow
ing was the program:
Piano solo. Mrs. C. G. Kingwill
Violin Duet ...-.......-. MISS Eliza
beth Weber and Miss Dollie Knots
Vocal Duet MRS.
George Hannauer and Miss Dora OTTO
Words by w. Thomas. Music COM
losed by Roy Condo.
Orchestra selection Mrs. T. j. Lyons,
leader, Mrs. julius Dunsing, Mrs.
Eugene Cooper, Mrs. David Emery
and Mrs. George B. Shearer.
Reading Mrs. Clark Leaning
Piano Solo .............-Mr Mrs. Robinson
Trombone Solo. MISS ottt
Vocal Selection. $50. DR.. 4. j. Graham
Paper-"Musical Terms" ..........,
Mr.. w. Thomas
Paper-"Ra gtfme". MT, Clark Leaning
I Selection from Grand opera. Mrs
H. r. Bell and Mrs. Lawrence Becker
| Accompanist, Miss Inez Eaton.
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Game Postponed.

The game between the Hammond
all star team and the Joliet Standards
was postponed at the Whiting park
yesterday afternoon on account If cold
weather. The game was called off in
the morning as the local team feared
that they would not get a crowd large
enough to cover expenses. Big prep
arations are being made for Decora-
ton day, when East ChiSago and Ham
mond will play the first of a three
game series. The first will be held at
the East Chicago park. and Hammond
has a wad of money to wager on the
opener.
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ANNUAL FROLIC.

The members of the Mozart Club who
meet every two weeks Saturday
evening for the study of music had
their annual Frolic last Saturday even
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Becker in Rimbach avenue.
II was the final meeting of the 1919
1918 season and the election of officers
was feature of the evening. Mrs. H. r.
/ Bell, president, Mrs. George b. Shearer,
vice president and Mrs. Lawrence
Becker, secretary were reelected to
offices to serve during the coming
year. The meeting was delightfully."- In
formal the program for the evening
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DECORATION DAY PROGRAM
COMPLETED TODAY

Francis NJ. Elliott Of the Grand Army
of the Republic has completed plans
for the decoration period in Hammond
which it seems is to come in the midst
of a very wet spell. Indictment weather
will change the program only in that
1t will be followed out in a suitable
hall
Rev Elliott was called to Clark's
Hill, Ind, today by the death OF a sis
ter-in-law. Mrs. Elliott has been at
the home of her sister for a week and
wired her husband this morning to
come at once. The funeral will occur
tomorrow. The deceased was Mrs. G.
A. Wright.
Rev. Elliott will return in time for
the Decoration day celebration.
Program Of the day:
Judge Reiter. president of the day.
Captain Fred G. Rimbach. marshal.
r. NJ. Elliott. Commander.
Comrade Edward Hurd. G. A. r. mar
shall.
H. E. Granger. S. V. a marshal.
K. O. T. NJ. band, d. A. Pugh. d.
rector.
Drum Corps.
w. r. c. floral committee
Commander Crowell, color bearer.
Procession, l p. m. assemblies, viz:
Forming in front of the supreme
court building of viz:
Police Escort
Mayor City Council and Board of
Public Works.
X. o. T. NJ. Band. D. A Pugh. Director.
Speakers OF the Day.
G. A r. Post
w. r. c. Post
s. V Post
S A. V. Post.
Gun Carriage Post.
X. p L. r. Post
X of p Lodge
l. o. o. F. U. r.
l. @. o. +. Lodge.
Boy Scouts
The Falconers- Polish c.
Arie Order of Eagles.
r A. NJ.
Carpenters Union.
Printers Union.
The United Workmen of the World
The o. Moose.
The Elks.
Trades Unions
Painters Union.
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AZ ArrERNooN PANTY.

Tho children of the Beginners De-
partment of the Christian Sunday
school had very delightful party last
Saturday afternoon in the parlors OF
the church in Calumet avenue. There
We're forty-fve children in attendance
and a number of their mothers were
guests. Mrs. John NJ. Stinson who is
superintendent of the department had
charge of the afternoons entertain
meut. A number of games were played
and the children sang several of their
school songs after which ice cream and
cake were served.
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Ready to serve chicken and fish din
ners at Lyle Hotel. Flint Lake. Val
paraiso. 5-24-3
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. shortridge and
daughter, Ruth of Crown Point. Ind,
were the guests of Hammond friends
and relatives yesterday.
Mrs. Howard B. Easter and the
Misses Bertha and Beatrice Hansen of
Rimbach avenue entertained at the
home of Mrs. Jack Evans in East Chi
cago yesterday.
Miss Leah Graves of Gary was the
guest of Mrs. Mailett at her home in
East State street Saturday.
Ira Post of Morgan Park. Ill, spent
the past week end in Hammond. He
was called here by the serious illness
of his father, George Post.
The Rev. F. NJ. Elliott left this after
noon for Clarks Hill. Ind to attend the
funeral of his sister-in-iaw. Mrs.
Elliott has been in Clarks Hill num-
Der of weeks being called there by the
serious illness of her sister.
! Mrs. Fred r. Mott will return to her
home in South Holman street today
after a short visit with her son, Louis
tary Academy at Howe, Ind.
| Miss Ella Korrer of Fondu Lac wis.
lis the guest of Mrs. T. Edwin Bell at
her home in Webb street.
Mrs. o. A. Krinbill of Rimbach ave-
nue and Mrs. Carrie Parson of Warren
street have returned from a visit with
relatives at Burr Oak. Mich.
| Attorney Peter Crumpacker who
spent ten days at West Baden, returned
to his home last week very much i'm
proved in health.
| Miss Blanchard Kenney of Williams
street is visiting friends in Lowell, Ind
| for few days
| Mrs. Katherine Kaufman and grand
daug hter. Sina Evans of East Chicago
were the guests of Mrs. C. c. Smith
and Miss Maude Smith of State street
last evening. Mrs. Kaufman and Miss
Evans expect to leave East Chicago
next Sunday for Los Angeles, Cal,
where they will remain for several
months the guests OF Mrs. Neuman
Charninsky
! DR.. Harry Laws of Crown Point, Ind
was in Hammond on business last Sat
urcay
Miss Edna Switzer formerly Of Ham
mord but now of Plymouth, Ind. is the
guest OF friends here for a few days
1 this week.
| Mrs. William Leslie of Russell street
is entertaining Miss Corinne Ryder
and Miss Margaret Holmes of Manito-
| voc. Wis, at her home during their
| visit here.
| Mrs. Otto StiefeI has returned to her
| home in Griffith Ind, after a short visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Hughes in Warren street. Mr.. Stiefel
who has been very i'll for a few weeks
at St. Margarets hospital is improving
| ricely.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Graves of Erie
| street will attend the World In Chi
cage" at the Coliseum in Chicago today
/ Mrs. Oscar Faber and Miss Faber OF
/ Minneapolis are guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Knoerzer in South
4 Holman street They returned to
Hammond with Mrs. Knoerzer who was
in Minneapolis for a few weeks. Mrs
Faber was formerly Miss Anna
Knoerzer of Hammond.
DIR. and Mrs. Hayward of Warren
street spent Sunday with relatives ir
II Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barry and sor
Charles of Chicago were entertained al
tie home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Co,
in South Holman street Sunday. Mr.
aid Mrs. Barry formerly lived in Ham
nond.
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BARRIERS Union.
Brickiayers' Union.
All Other Unions.
The Public Schools. 5th to sth Grades
and High School.
Parochial School. all Grades from 4th
Churches and Sunday Schools.
Hammond woman's Club.
Bar Association.
Medical Association.
Chamber of Commerce.
University Club
G. A. r. in Automobiles.
w. r. c. in Automobiles.
Citizens in Automobiles and Carriages.
Program of exercises, viz:
Floral Procession. $3.50. School Children
Overture Observation-Disclosures.
X o. T. NJ Band. d. A. Pugh. Direc
Sacred Music-"Nearer My God to
Thee -..-.--..-......- Band
Prayer ....R Rev. c. ]. Sharp
Martial Music.
Reading Original orders No. II OF
Gen. John A Logan.
............ II. E. Granger, S A. v.
Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Ad-
dress ................-C lure Burge
Music K. o. T. NJ Band
Address of the Day-Memorial. ...
Hon. Ed. Crumpacker
Second S. V. Memorial. Il. T. Meyers
Marital Music.
Services Of the Ritual ....-.
........ NV. II. Calkins' Post
Services of the Ritual ............
... w. R. c. Auxiliary
Services of the Ritual. ".
National Hymn-America ......
Audience. led by Band
Benediction .. Commander
Recessional to Cemetery Pogtal,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Led by Band
Explanation.
Only the vehicles carrying the City
officers. flowers. speakers. feeble vet
Grams and w. r. C. and gun carriage
will enter the cemetery grounds. All
will march in on Main avenue, and
when head q column rests on east end
Of the avenue. halt and open ranks when
floral committee-sehool children--will
fall in behind and march under direc-
tion of the post officer of the Day, f,
c. Weeks, circling the grounds and
strewing flowers on the soldiers graves
and return to place of the speakers
stand where program will be taken Ut
and completed.
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A SURPRISE PARTY.

delightful party was given as a
surprise to Mrs. Harry Burge last sat
urday at her home IN Carroll street.
The party was given to celebrate her
birthday anniversary and she received
number og gifts in remembrance of
the day. The evening was spent pleas
antly in a social way with games and
music. An elaborate four course din
ner was served.
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4 DINNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Schroeder at their
home. 45a Pine street entertained A
number of guests at dinner yesterday
4 pretti1y appointed dinner was serv-
ed in three courses at one o'clock the
table was decorated very attractive'y
with carnations and ferns. Covers were
laid for Miss Norma Hogersou, Miss
Mary Meyers Paul Flock, II. c. Winkel-
hoefer and Frank Kleag all of Chicago
and Mrs. Joseph KAN and son, Arnold
of Hammond.
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Visiting Moose.

Michigan City and Hammond lodges
Loyal Order of Moose, will visit Gary
lodge Tuesday evening. May 27th. TO
initiate 125 members. Michigan City
will come with their drill team and full
tegalia.
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Conductors Surprised.

The Hammond division No. sos. Or
der of Train Conductors. met in reg
ulaf meeting at the odd Fellows hall
last evening and following the regu-
lar routine work were given a plens-
ing surprise by the Ladies' Auxiliary,
No. II. A sumptuous banquet was
served in the adjoining rooms and
when the meeting adjourned at late
hour everyone reported having spent
very enjoyable evening.
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To Open LYMAN Street.

"A meeting OF the board of public
works this morning brought action on
two improvements Bids were opened
and the job let for the Jefferson street
sewer. Lavene Brothers got the con-
tract at 50 a running foot with 81 for
house connections. The opening of
Lyman street was confirmed
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ENGAGEMENT Is ANNOUNCED.

The engagement of Miss Mona Krost
and Roy Garceau of Tacoma, Wash,
was formally announced at tea given
by Mrs. John F. Krost at her home in
Dcty street last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Krost's daughter Mrs. John F.
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A SOCIAL SESSION.

All the voting members and those
who wish to become voting members
of st. Paufs Lutheran church are corr
daily invited to social meeting to
be held at the school assembly hall.
or-ner Sibley street and Oakley ave.
nue., Monday evening, at O'clock. An
interesting program has been arranged.
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The regular semi-monthly meeting of
the Numbers of Progressive Court No.
166 Tribe of Ben Hur will take place
Tuesday evening in the X. of p. Hall
in South Holman street. After the
bushes meeting a delightful time will
be spent socially.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our appreciation
to the Carpenters Local 500, J. O. Q. f.
COL, Rev. c. ]. Sharp and our friends
and neighbors for their kindness, sym
patty and floral offerings during the
illness and death of our wife and
mother.
CHARLES w. PEARSON AND
FAMILY
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Beckman and Mrs. Oscar Faber of Min
neapolis. who was formerly Miss Anna
Kncerzer of Hammond poured. Dainty
refre shments were served at four
o'clock. The appointments were all In
White and yellow. The tea tables were
very beautifully decorated with mar
gurites. The favors were little bou-
Quets of marguerites to which were at
taehed prettily decorated cards an
nouacing Tuesday, June 10 as the date
for the marriage of Miss Krost and
nd maicuerites were used to decorate
the living room. A delightful feature
of the afternoon was the musical pro-
gram. Several of the guests entertain
cd with vocal and instrumental selec-
lions. Forty-five young women were
guests at the tea, which was one of the
rrestiest social functions Of the month.
The out OF town guests were Mrs.
Alexander Stoikowitz or Montreal,
Canada. Mrs. Oscar Faber and Miss
Faber of Minneapolis, the Misses Mar
garet Munday of Chicago and Rose
Seminal of Crown Point. Miss Krost is
the youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John F. Krost of 80 Doty street and one
of. Hammond's very charming girls. The
announcement of her approaching mar
rage will interest Lake county society
| folk. Her wedding which will be
solemnized in ST. Joseph's Catholic
| church will be one of the prettiest OF
T. the June weddings
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a THrNBLE PARTY.

Mrs G.. L. Smith is entertaining the
members of the Embroidery Club at
thimbie party this afternoon at her
home in Warren street.