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New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Ogden Goelet Estate Leases
East 42d St. Building

Brown Wheelock- Harris, Voupht &
Co. Inc, leased for the estate Of
OGDEN Goelet the four-story building
! y 1i5-l47 East Forty-second Street.
Mtuagh to 1A2 East Forty-third Street.
between Lexington and Third Avenues.
Ias lessee is the Melville Shoe Com
pseE which gets the property Cor
Tenty years. II will make extensive
sltsrations to the property and an
ase the store Of its subsidiary. the
knl Shoe Company, now a tenant.
af'an L. Trunk, as broker, represented
hsNelville Shoe Company in the deal.
Cross 4 Brown Company leased
'Nse in the Fisk Building, broadway
I'D 9th Street, to the 0'NeilI Mfr.
Y, dealers in automobile speciaIties. 4.
Warranty Brokerage Cooperation
aassd for FIVE years the third floor at
~ West 57th Street to Glass a
'rits.
carstein & Linnekin, Inc. leased
secs at 276 Fifth Avenue to Bitar
ssfothers, rug importers; at 3l5 Fifth
avenue, to Stella King, and the fourth
aoor at 81 East Thirty-second Street
70 MANUEL X. Saleeby.
". Rosenthal Company leased the
arss loft at 24-26 West Thirtieth Street
% Il. & j. Bloch. -
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Real Estate Ne u
Metropolitan Loans $500, 900
On No, 4 Rronrlxax,

! ne Metropolitan life Insurance
company has advanced loan of
100000 on the remodeled home Of the
international Mercantile Marine Com
pany at 1 Broadway formerly the
washington Building. The loan is
made to the No. 1 Broadway corporn-
ven, holding concern for the lntarna-
.ionsi, and runs till May 1, 1885. II
BEARS interest at the rate OF d rer
Ihe Bewery Savings Bank has made
2 loan of S12S,o0o at s per cent to
the Up. @. Realty COMPANY. on sosa. O.
2ss West Thirty-ninth Street, six four
story buildings, ig3x9s.e.
Sharies 3. Van Valen, Inc, obtained
a loan of S1ss,oo0 on the nine story
elevator e.. apartment, soxtooil, at f2o
West f23d Street.
Butter 6 Baldwin. Inc, placed with
the Immigrants Industrial SAVINGS
Bank first mortgage loan of MA M,
on the property at 1888 Avenue Il
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
ark Ave. Site
Bought for Is
Story Flat
ss,,se To Be Built Adjoin-
sae 37ti Street Corner
FilI Involve $780, 600;
4 Tra ding in Tenements

..xrenee. Blake & Jewell sold to
Of the Fred r. French Com
for the Rapid Transit Subway
s.ssrretion Company. Bliss Park
800 vacant plot adjoining the
sscast corner Of Thirty-seventh
The site is to be immediately
sssssved with fifteen-s story apart
.sss. and the Fred F. French Com
srx have been selected as architects
"a builders. They are now finishing
s.s-teen story apartment house at
4. n,,rthesst corner OF Ninety-ffth
4 S.sr. and Fifth Avenue, and recently
- -, awarded contract to erect six,
'.s,c apartment at the northeast cor
3. al Ninety-seventh Street and
sam Avenue. They are erecting 8
rsrs.story apartment at 34S86 East
s;ffy.6rst Street, which will be fin
.ssa October /, and q nine-story
.,sysmert at 114-l16 East Fortieth
Street, which is nearing completion.
Tss uYesest operation will involve
lieut. gIsoeoo.
rIars we're filed yesterday for a
uise-stoFy apartment for the south
ss. eorner of Park Avenue and
TAjysy.seventh Street by the 45 Park
byfrae Corporation. 1t will occupy a
rIcs Tsxp5 and will cost S7o0 900. ac-
urdiag to W. l.. Rouse and L. A.
Gsl9ssone, architects.
EV. Pescia & Co. resold to the
Samuel Bernstein Realty Corporation
he sHo six and a half story modern
iestHents at 32er335 East Forty-ninth
ssfess slxlo0. The property contains
sstnty apartments Of three and four
rssnis each and was held at Sioo,00o
asfre & Golden were the brokers.
4 Lemle resold for Leopold Loeb
ae Aye-story fiat 324 East Ninety
bsssh Street, 25xI00.8, between First
I'D Second Avenues, recently acquired
rsH the Charles e. Schramm Estate.
III Lemle negotiated both transac-
iens.
Ishn W Foster sold to George Em-
lot the five-story fist at 34S West
isfty~ninth Street, 25x1o0.5.
sefe Weiss sold to William Lustig
ae four-story house at 322 East Sew
nsy-seventh Street, 25x102.2.
Sernard A. Gutenberg sold to Max
lawnrm 1915 West li2th Street, two
iFestory fats, 50xf0o.
Blanche c. Foster sold to Michel
ssastein the five-story fat at 10 West
18th Street, 25.6x100.i1.
lie hudson P. Rose Company pur-
assed from X. Boland the five-story
1t at 1893 Avenue A. 25x75.
George Geibler and others sold to
George Grassmann the four story tene-
nsat and store at 1921 Third Avenue,
issSxS0.
The Seymour Realty Company sold
, Jennie Whitney the Ave- story fiat
8 ls6 West 13ist Street, 25x99.1l.
The Forsyth Leasing Company re-
ald 10 Louis 0stroff the six-story fat
iaa store at 412-414 East Tenth
Street, 40x92.3.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Houses i'm Westchester Sold

X Franklin Hull sold for A. r.
Richtmyer his property at Gednev
Farrs, including residence, garage and
plot OF about one-half acre, to John B.
Senson, of this city; also sold for The
N; H. Nelson Company, Inc, a new
white Colonial house on South Broad
way to William G. White; also sold
Tor Mrs. Emma r. Hayes her residence
a. 20 waller Avenue, White Plains, to
y. X. Strateman; also sold for Mrs. e.
Walworth Avenue, Greenacrese to vii.
iiam Reed; also sold a plot on Hale
Avenue, near Carhart Avenue, White
Plains, for Mrs. Frances E. Hoyt 70
Garfield T. Witt. and rented the Mer-
ritt Estate, in Chappaqua, TO w. S.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Domestic
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HEIRESS
WANTS SOME ONE CAPABLE OF
FINANCING On FORMING SYNDICATE
TO RECOVER VALUABLE ESTATE.
Address D 94o Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Brooklyn Homes Sold

Bulkley & Horton Company sold sel
Park Place, three-story dwelling.
20xl27, for G. B, Brown.
Henry L. Nielsen sold the four story
fiat with store at 283 Bergen Street,
2ox10o. for B. Desiderio.
The Meister Builders, Inc, purchased
from Joseph Randazzo the two-family
house at 767 Hendrix Street, 30x1oo,
recently completed.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Dressmaker Buys Dwelling
On Madisnu Ay.,

brown Wheelock- Harris, youpht a
Go. sold for Joseph E. Buiklev aud
MRS. H, b. Taylor to client Of
Gaines. Van Nostrand 4. Morrison TIA
ioar-story residence at 7s7 Madison
Avenue, 2ox75, just south Of Sixtv-
seventh Street 1t is understood that
the purchaser is well-known dxess-
maker who will alter and occupy the
house for her business.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
BUSINESS CARDS

Diamonds. sewslry. Etc.
DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash
Advice free. Bennett. 17e B'wey. Cd noog.
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Sales of Dwelling Houses

The three-story dwelling at 1861
Lexington Avenue, 15.1ox7o. has heen
sold by Henry Bach for Miss Hattie
Bach.
5 Maria S. Simpson sold to Dora Has
kel the four r-story dwelling at go West
Fifty third Street, 2o.sx100.4.
James II. Cruikshank resold to Mary
Pearce, of SO Bradhurst Avenue. q
three story dwelling. 1s1x66, pur-
chased last week from Yale University.
Louis George was the broker
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
First Long Beach F1af

pl.sn. s nrst elevator apartment house
siaasa sisaas Tor Long Beach is being de-
ssss sssa Dy Arthur Weiser for joseph q.
sra,. real estate operator, who has
a. tssn ITS construction adjacent to
H. .Iotei Nassau, on site 6exfg0. at
Bo., southwest corner Of Magnolia
sSaissard and Broadway AsssS'
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Building i'm Fulton Street
Leased for SS(1D .SllA

Charles F. Noyes Company leased
TOR George A. Powers, Mary A. Powers
and Florence E. Woodworth. to n. +.
Dewey & Sons Co, the building at 13s
Fulton Street, between John and
Nassau, for twenty-one years from
May I, i9@l, at an aggregate rental OF
and operation.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
j Suite for Judge Pas4eers

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased 4
large apartment at $50 Park Avenue
to Judge Edwin B. Parker of the
Texas Company; at 2s East Fifty-sec-
ond Street to Miss Emma Haig: at 137
East Sixty-sixth Street to Mrs, M T..
Whitehead; a floor at 19 West Fifty
NTH Street to the trustees of the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church as home
Tor their pastor, DR.. John KeIman.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25

9TH ST., wEST--Two bedrooms, living
room, kitchenette and bath, for October
LIST; free cooking and refrigeration; restau-
rant, swimming pool and maid service: $25s
per month
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
West Side Buildings Sold

The Royal Metal and Century Silver
Works sold To the Dcistar Securities
the three-story building at 333 West
Forty-ninth Street, 25xlo0.5.
Hartley House. Inc, sold to Harold
w. Ross the three-story building at
4l2 West Forty-scventh Street, 25xso.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Lease Sl25,WO Warehouse
For Bronx From plans

v.,a ,Mns Tor q five-story furniture
sIfsaoase' and salesrooms by Moore
s,os ! ssanosisdei ,ss to cost s125 900 for the
= sOar \, !o9xio0, at the northwest corner
sur : aa'ra Avenue and 1920 Street. The
H. sSs = Of the property, Edward Calian.
~. 'sassd the proposed Improvement
"a IA plans so F. Baunian.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
PUBLIC NOTICES

PAULINE sTREHEL. ls7s4 Ruff, sroec,xev
lfs1i. Albert ]. Sloan 1892 Alex gpahn
1882. Miles r. Reilly i5ess. Russofn1,
5.eterson 1874. 9. Y. Ovens t4e37, Eespra
Qsr,ell 1898. Mrs. 2. i. AEoroney f4oxS
Emil kolier 1922. Frank Knospier ,sfk-s
Arthur Kern lso4s. John ana Anna Kernns
lSs5s. Philip HnTan 1899 Peter Hersa
ebs3. Me3. Hall s6eos. Marie y Hail Isans
Mario Gardner i7166. John H Gace f4sss
Mary neianey ] ssss. Charles eerway fs-ss'
Frank carpino 1864, seanaon Bond fsfer
Nichoias sSiringey 1867. ~ A. Atleea,,,,ro
1891, Frank A. ADAMS fss6T Take ma
tce: Unless your contract wishsn ave davs
is paid up 10 date tbs forfeiture ciausa
VIII he enforced Contract aufnbers are
& Sonia Park Row. New York. : =
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

Chambcrmaids
young Irish girl: good 4
ssars references: city preferred. c., Miss
q nof fniayer's Agency. 10 E. 45d Sd fsoor
Telephone ss47 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
pale i'm East 3Sfh Str<se,

sss01non sss Ts: Fillin bought from the 2e
psrasiana naiaaaty-hfth s Street Realty Cor
sst ~ Ta,s..ne ne tour-story building at 28
ssssss r. ~ sy-hfth Street, 20-lexs8.0, be-
A1saison and Park avenues.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
NM,0 900 Storage Building
Planned for 18th Ave. Block

h,.a a. swo.story building covering the
smsa s,usk 'front.' on the east side of Twelfth
r,s,nue, Dstween 125th Street and st.
> psipe pace, is to be built by Dwight
4, 40. noDinson & Co. fer the Twelfth
",snue - Realty Company, subsidiary
-. - sulphur concern, which will use
sis,o ,se .ailaing for storage purposes. The
f'aas estimate the cost at s10f). 600.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25

CHAMBERMAID-WAIT excellent. ci.v
preferred; ss6 s. Miss Hofrnsverss
Agency, 10 Z. fSd St. Sd fioor. Telenhoue
ss47 Murray HILL,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
East Side Home for T.a.1,.w

Nj. syagias 1. Gilman & Co. leased FOR
Eat s; s; .. Li.chfield her house at 22s
dss;,:o :oixty-eighth Street, a threesstorv
dsns. to the Froebel League Resi-.
tsaeb COMMITTEES as home for the
4ess OF that institution.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
I'm WESTCIIESTER Aa
Il SALE OR RENT
PELHAM
ENaLrsH TYPE HOME

ENt5LISH TYPE HOME
MANOR HEIGHTS, PELHAM. n. T..
A typical English cottage---the real
thing In design and conssruction--is Of
fered 81 q price considerably below cost
{Price S2ss0op3.s Plot 75xl2z House con-
tains 8 rooms q baths. extra lavatory on
I'd noor; steam feat slate roof "Tuiit -iils
garage. "A charrning home and iocafior
Possession in SO days r
COOLEY REALTY Co.
30 Prospect Ave. Mt, Vernon. N. "
Telephones sfoo and 340l. Hilicrest
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25

TWO LARGE BRICK HOUSES JusT COM
pleted latest improvements, very attras-
tive: three minutes from two railroad sta
tions. tapestry brick with tile roof ten
roon,s; four baths; dressing rooms hnlit-in
shower vacuum cleaner; hot water heater !;
steam heat electric ieebox; hardwood noors !
copper screens and weather strips TO all
windows, cork floor In Kitchen; special gas
10 Harmon ave, or telephone 47T2 Pelham,
or Frank Heard, 80 Cortiandt 81. New York,
1850 Rector,
2-ROGM Colonial house, all improvements; ;
corner plot, 100x1o0; garage 10 minutes
TO trsin and trolley. 15 minutes to Rye
Beach; price $4,000, A. L. PHILLIPS 4
SON, owners and builders, I'd and Henry SITS.
Harrison, v. Y
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
T4ARCHMONT
HERp.s AN oI

HERES AN OPPORTUNITY,
$4,000; easy terms; will purchase cozy.
attractive Dutch Colonial, white cIapboard; /;
rooms, hot water heat; all improvements. /.
garage; plot. sx10o. in high GLASS re-.
stricted park; minutes from station.
owner forced to sell; will sacrifice below
actual market values for quick sale
p. II COLLINS 81 Boston Rd Phone
2fa Larchmolt N Y
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25

cRAGIE. MARY wILLARp-1N PtrRsr,-
ANCE OF AN ORDER of Konora tle
IOHN p. COHALAN. a Surrogate az the
County OF New York. NOTICE is hereby
given TO all persons having claims arainss
Mary Willard CrAKin. late OF the .Ccunty
of New York deceased. to present .ko aar,is
With vouchers thereof 10 Tho subsc-ihers.
st their place ef transactins business al the
soraeys. No. 2 Rector Street HerouHh 81
Manhattan. IN the City OF New York, en or
before the ssh day ct January, 1929.
LEWIS u. SpARRCWE. MIRIAM VIII.
ARD CRAGIN. Executors. Date,. New Yark.
the ?sth day OF June, 1872 EssELsTYS Il
Cfice and r o. Address. Rector stresI
Borough Of Manhattan. city Of Nav York
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: ONLY 10000.

BEST HOUSE AT PRICE IN I4ARcH
MONT. NEARLY NEW. STUCco: wei
built. six large rooms bath; garage; lovely
shaded plot, ss
OLEOTT & EGGER.
81 East sd. ~. Y. Tel Murray Hill 232s
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Results of Auction Sales
BY Joseph p nax

BY Joseph p. Day
lhompson st, 8. blk front, bet w 81 ~
stw sna NY washington SO South, 2. and Z
L Frey ct al. as ex. agt EIsna' yRusePn Raa13,,
corp ct al; amt due, $24.52S.s2: taxas
ea e.S, sll'lae.e2; pr mtges. $780, 400; ad.
'herry ct. .227. 8. 1903. e Pike Sin "a k~
ss.o. S,sty tenemt; Cornelius Beatty aTf
Rose Beatty ct al; partition to Has.
marc Mnaro r Golden for client for sl6,soo.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Now Jersey
UNFuRNusHEp HOUSES WANTED

FREE list OF houses for sails and rent
I Write VAN wINKLE CO.. Ruthersord. Nj
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
Westchcster

FOREST HILLS CHOICE LOTS
room 6i4, $50 Broadway. Phone Worth s4Tl
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sURRoGATEs, NOTICES

Honorable JOHN p. coHAT.AN = sure.
gate Of the County OF New York. NOTICE
ls hereby given e all persons having
the County Of New York, deceased TO prs.
ssnt the same, with vouchers thereof. to
.ne suoacrlbers. A. their place of transact.
6 GREEsI, their attorneys, at No. 40
Broadway. In the Borough Of Manhattan
City of Now York, State OF New YORK. o,il
or before the lst day of Februa ~. 1895.
Dated New York, the 36th day of july.
JAMES .HAZEN HYDE
ALLAN McCULLOH
HENRY l.. RYPPE,
ALEXANDER q GREEN. Atsornsys 10.
Executors, Office and p. o. Address
20 broadway, Borough of Manhattan,
New York CITY. -
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HELP WANTED MALE

ginner or high school educafior rarsrsf
once once work M Keen, room 1903, 20 Broad
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Brooklyn
WANTED

in a community of college people a few
young married couples 70 occupy three
room apartments, with all inproyementa.
including steam heat at Sb6 per month
So minutes from Times SQUARE se zone
tennis courts and chiidren's playgrounds
references essential
TELEPHONE BENsoNHURsr oes4.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25

FOR SALE. PRICE so. 600, At wEsTBuRY
J.. I.--Six room Colonial house. garage,
utes from station. Particulars, j. II. Hill
Westkury.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
REAL EsTATEsALE or RENT
Long rslsnl

ESTATE go ACRES il MILE TO BAY. IA
room house. oak floors, open firspiaces.
bathrooms, s-roon gardeners cottage. 2
orchards poultry plant; $a.soo Box II,
shelter Island, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25

LGsT- BsnksooE No s27.fs8 OF Greeye
wich Savings BanR 24s 9Th av " j.
City. Payment stopped. Please return to
bank
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
REAL ESTATE Ar AucTIoS

JEKE JOHNSON Jr.. Co., Real Estate
Aueticneers 1913 Montague ST srsaisis,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LosT. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbocks

Lost -Isankhock %a. 6o3.u OF es~~-
wich Savings Bank 2ss eth gv.. NJ z.
CITY Payment stopped. Please return To
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURrosEs
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
BoARDERs WANTED

3sTH ST. 15 Attractive Single .desd-
ble rooms. private bath excellent table !:
references.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25


STESoGRAPHEB-CLER preferably With
= stock brokerage experience sz5 Mr.
U Le8ry, 20 Broadway. room 1907
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25

Manhattan

MoREINGsIDE AVE. 40 ti1sth) 4-S.s
Rooms SSo-$1o0; facing park: elevator,
phone. quiet; small families only Coleman
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

BooKKEErER.s ASSISTANT, knowledge Of
typewritingf Christian, salary SIS. Mlttei-
staedt. 81 University Place.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-25

WANTED to- rent unfurnished small house
or apa rtmcnt in private house consisting
OF two 10 three master bedrooms. living
room, bathroom, kitchen. possibly servants
room; prefer West Side, 72d to S0th Sta,
near Riverside Drive. Address e, 313 Tribune.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grzadzulewski
Of 1854 Homerlee avenue. East Chi
cago. and Felix Przespolinski. The
Reverend Petzold read the cere-
mony. The young couple were at
tended by Miss Winifred Trabalski
and Frank Trzcinski. The wedding
took place in the St. Stanisiaw
church OF East Chicago before a
number OF friends and relatives.
Tho bride looked sweet in her
white cha-meuse frock. embroider-
ed with a delicate gold thread. and
her veil fell gracefully from an eff
fcctive head piece trimmed with
dainty white flowers about her
ace. She carried a lovely shower
,ouQuet OF bridal flowers Miss
rrabalski. who served the bride.
vas prettily Gowned in a peach col
ored taffeta and lsrge effective
black hat. She too carried a shower
hnn0ncf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-22
HONOR Mrs. True

The ladies of St. Paurs Episcopal
Guild We're the guests of Mrs.
George Hulst and Mrs John Smalley
at the Hulst homo on Highland
street yes crday afternoon. T h g
gathering was PINNED for the
pleasure Of Mrs. Charles True. who
is to leave Hammond with her FAM
lily to live in Chicago about the
first of October. The house was at
tractive with the bright profusion
OF fall flowers and the many guild
members who regret the loss of Mrs.
True from their midst enjoyed an
informal afternoon The Reverend
Langendorff presented Mrs. True, in
behalf OF the ladies OF the guild,
with a lovely silver coffee perco-
lator. At the close of the afternoon
Mrs. Hulst and Mrs. Smalley served
the guests attractively.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-22
FLOWER SHOW

Yesterday afternoon the Annual
Flower and Vegetable Show of the
Lincoln school was held in the gym
nasium. This was the finest dis
Fay that the Lincoln has ever made.
Miss Alta Y. Adkins. assistant
superintendent of the Hammond city
schools. acted as judge. Following
are the prize winners.
Mixed Bouquet First. H e e n
Schneider; second. Daisy Strabo:
third. Alberta Jones. Special men
ton: Josephine Patkus, Alice Gala
CHER. Marie Weber.
Single Kind of Flower: Fist.
Helen Morltz; second Myrna Fuller;
third, Virginia Pennington. Hon
orable mention: Lois Boyer. Doro-
thy Mills.
Greatest Variety CT Vegetables:
First Amelia Marsinick; second
Elizabeth Turner, third, Elmyra
Nordyke. Honorable mention: Kath-
crime Justice.
Single Vegetables: First. Manford
worley (ca5bage); second. Thad-
deus Lacy Carrots third, LaVerne
Sappo (peppers). Special menrs m:
Frank Macy Carrots. eddie Bel
lamy (beans). Earl Gruener and
Ronald Reddington ever bearing
strawberries). Carl Friske (water
melon)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-22
RETURN AFTER TRIP

Friends Of A. Goldman, who has
been serving in the capacity of
buyer for the mems furnishing d.
partment of the Lion Store for a
number of years. will be glad TO
know that he and his bride have
returned TO Hammond after an ex-
tended trip through the South and
West and are living at the Lyndora
Hotel at present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Goldman were married in Benton
Harbor, Michigan. on the third Of
September, and since that time have
been enjoying their trip. Mrs. Gold
man was Mss Sibyle Greenspan of
St Louis and Chicago before her
marriage
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-22

ternoon. After an afternoon of 500
Mrs. Carrigan and Mrs. Stevenson
had payed with the most luck and
Mrs. Harrison Mclaughlin in the
least luck At the close OF the af-
ternoon Mrs. Carrigan served her
guests attractively. The club will
meet with Mrs. Earl Cole at her
home on 13s Highland street.
Hammond people will be interest
cd to know that on last We iesday,
September the twentieth, Miss Eliza
beth Reed Downs, daughter of Mrs.
II. Louise Downs and sister Of Q. L..
Downs, of Elizabeth street. Ham
mond. was married in Chicago at
2311 South Central park to G. w.
Golding. Mrs. William H McGer-
vey. of Xenia. Ohio. sang AT Dawn
ing" and Because" at the wedding
On Saturday before the wedding Mrs.
o. L. Downs of Elizabeth street
gave rainbow luncheon and show
er for twelve guests for Miss Downs.
Mrs. McGervey. who is a house guest
at the Downs home now was the
honor guest at musiral al the
Downs home last evening Ms. Nc
Gervey will sing at the Methodist
church on next Sunday morning, Sep
TENDER the twenty-fourth
Occasioned by the approaching
marriage of Miss Gretchen Andree TO
James Wigglesworth. of Wilmette.
was the evening which many of Miss
Andree's friends enjoyed as the
guests of Mrs. A. F. Andree, Of
Webster avenue last evening In
teresting games were played and in
the cards Mrs. George Wolf and Miss
Gertrude Matthies we're most sue
cessful. Mrs. Q. c. Matthies won the
feature of the party which was mad.
more so because 1t had been planned
as a surprise for Miss Andree, was
handkerchief shower. Little Betty
Jane Andree brought Miss Andree a
bright colored parasole with many
yellow streamers tied to II and laden
with a great many attractive hand
kerchief tied in the festive yellow
paper which were the gifts of the
guests. Mrs. Andree served nicely at
the close of the evening at one large
table made festive with the yellow
and white color scheme which she
also carried out in the refreshments.
Tonight Miss Andree will Be the
guest of honor at q party for the
Lutheran choir girls at the home Of
Mrs. G. l.. Ebright, and tomorrow
Miss Martha Lund will honor Miss
Andree with an afternoon Of bridge
and a kitchen shower.
The many Hammond friends OF
Mrs Lydie Van Glider will be inter
ester to know that Lydia Van Gid
er. Contralto. for the past four sea-
sons a member of the Chicago Grand
Opera Association has Just signed
up an exclusive contract with Jessie
B. Hall. a disuin guished Chicago
manager. Miss Hall will present