The Lake County times. [volume], February 21, 1922, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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Tuesday. February 21, W22.
PAGE SEVEy
THE DAY BEFORE
THE ROYAL NUPTIALS
Official Description of Wedding Gown
Which Will be Worn by
Princess Mary
BY KDNA HVBEU CHURCH
r5TAF CORESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE!
LONDON, Feb. 21. This Is Prim-ess
Miiry's big day before the weddinsr.
Tliat most important duty of all the
trying; on of tte weddirtK sown takf-
piaoe this mominRr. If everyt r, incr if
satisfactory it will be the last fittir.
at the hands of the modiste. The re
mainder of her trousseau bas been, in
readiness for several days.
The king and queen this after-noon
are giving: the first of a series of wed
ding' parties, to which eeryone w no
has the slightest claim to distinction
in governmental affairs hopf to be in
vited. The wedding: rehearsals, a pngcant
which is expected to rial the, actual
performance in splendor, win take
place the latter part of the week.
An elaborate propram of rccial
rausle has been prepared by Synriney
Kicholson. orjra.nist of Wrstmistf r
Abbey, for the -tteddinj; of Prtncoss
Mary and Viscount Lascellcs on FVb
ruary 2S. The princess bas approved
it and it is being rehearsed.
It Is probable that the ireretlemen
and boys of his majesty's chapej royal,
droned in their scarlet coats, rtvill be
included in the Abbey choir.
Press Photographers will be admitted
to a royal wedding; ceremons for the.
first time 'when Princess Mary is mar
ried. Hitherto only artists fn per
mitted to depict the scene on these
frcat occasions, painting thrni ufon
Clnvas.
The groom-to-be Viscount. X-arcrtles.
ha changred his plans and instead of
livins his brother for the best man.
'ht office "!!! be by Major Kir Victor
Mackenzie. Bart. I. P. O . M. V. O.. Scot
'Jjards. Sir Victor is 3? years of ass.
t;ie same age as Vsscount I-ascel!
and came Into his title in 1506. He, is
.-i close fried of Viscount La.scai!es,
:rved with distinction in the war. was
wounded twice and received the fis
o istjnguisbed s'rrlce order. The ,cov
errment of the Republic of Fij.amj
'nf"rred a decoration upon tb baro
nrt. There wUl actually be four "d if ftsren t
recessions into the Abbey, the r'rst
"ill be that of the royal famii.lv and
representatives of foreign oourts. with
Wieen Alexandria, grandmother of the
brfd?. as the central figure. Uer escort
protably will be the Duke, of Con
is. i us ht .
Personal
It costs bo more to bay a Kelly.
JGrand T. Meyer, Jr., sen of Mr.
.nd Mr. P.. T. Meyer o Toty street,
i very much improved aifter having
oeen critically ill -wit'a double pneu
monia. Dr. Joseph A. Capps, Jted
ii.rg rpeciallt of Chicago, was c&iled
f r consultatica by Dr. E. S. Jor.es.
th attending physician. Pre Gra.nd is
ve.;i on the read to recovery, ajid hid
many friend trust ttis convalescence
be early.
CTe'.r rehearsal of th Firs- Presby
terian church w.li be heid this even
ing at t' ! home of Mrs. L.. Rom-"rger-
1 Glendale Park. Kehearsal
b' - promptly at seven-thirty.
:';ioe a vweasant social hour. A
fu'I attetidaice is desired.
Michael 'VTagner of Hammond, with
Alfred Thompson and Forest Morlan of
Chicago and Herbert Hammond of Chi
cago Heights spent tho week-end with
iriend In Rensselaer.
Vr. aa'l Vra. Richard O. "Wlnckler
hare lned cards (for a bridge and
riancing party at tho HarcmoDd Coun
try C3u on iha t-wecty-soventh. of
Kebruary.
Tho aJtnnaT 'Men and Boys" banquet
o? the Pin Street Presbyterian church
-wiil be. held Wednesday evenirg of
thr:s weelt in th church. Major Funk
hcuscr ef Cb-icagro will be the speaker
and tb banquet w-ill be erved by the
Ia4ia' Aid of the charch. Abenjt one
Ii-mdred trtet and boys are expected to
attend the function.
Tfteme-made plea, th kind mother
.sed to baJe, at the Trinity T vague
fie Social Thursday evening, February
ihe twenty-third, at eight o'clock. All
members and friends cf Trinity are
tordiaUy invited.
Ti Gennan'.a CIuI l,a4tes Society
will meet tomorrow afternoon and
plana have been made for a very good
time. Coffpfl nd cake will be served
aad all members and their friends are
invited.
Mtss P.yth Conant of Chicago bas be
come a member of the faculty of the
Hammond Musical College, and will
Rive instruction in haimony and
counterpoint, composition and modula
tor, and orchestration. Miss Conant.
a. brilliant pianist, has studied with
Adolph Weidig, one of America's fore
most Instructors of harmony and
piano and with Alexander Raab. a
p-.Tnisl of International fame.
The Harmony Club wii! be "ntnrtain
erj tomorrow nt a one o'cl-sck luncheon
by Mrs. Ii. Paul Keltzer in her home
on Harrison street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Cen-i-nsry
M. K. church will meet tomor
row for an all day meeting in the par
lors of the church.
Mrs. Leo "Wolf of Potith Hohman
street spent Sunday with Mrs. A. Leo
pold off Kensaelaer.
The members of Edward II. Lrsn
Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars are
desirous of obtaining tho names and
addresses of all Gold Star Mothers.
Fathers and Widows of sailors, soldiers
and marines rem iJJke county and
West Hammond, who died in service
daring the late war, wluther overseas
or in this country. This so that these
people may be sent an invitation to at
tend the performance cf "A P.uck Op
DR. H. E. FEHRENBACHER
Dentist
Rooms 5 and 6, Eder Bldg.
627 HOHMAN ST.
Phone 2828 Hammond", Ind.
Princess Mary's
Wedding Dress
LONDON, Feb. II. The 'Official
description" of Princess Mary's
ma fini firont wedding: gown was
given to the press today.
it is of silver clothing:, marqui
sette ami uchess satin brocade.
Thousands of peed and baroque
pearls and minute diamonds of sil
ver bullion were sewed into the
cloth. Kivins it a Miimmerins ap
pearance of exuuisitc beauty. The
rose, the shamrock, the thistle, the
lotus, the wattle, the maple leaf and
the three ferns were cleve.rely work
ed into the cloth, representing: the
various parts of the British empire,
which have a flower or a shrub for
th"ir symbol.
There is f.rst a ftraight robe or
ptticoat of cloth of tilvcr that
reaches to the ankles and is cut
with square decolletege. The over
dress of marquisette is imposed over
this. This overdress is of cobweb
by fineness and has a "V" shaped
decolletefie. It falls straight from
the shoulders with the pearl and
diamond roues worked out in relief
and making: beautiful tracery
amongst the traceries of the foliaec.
The sleeves are of three-quarters
length.
The. second procession v ill be that
ft Queen Mary, attended by ladies of
her household and walking with the
Puke of York, brother of the bride.
Behind them will cone Prince Henry
and Prince George.
Then will come the short procession
of the bridegroom and those who will
attend him at the altar. Lastly there
w!H be the procession headed by Trin-
fss Mary, who will be escorted by her
father, the king. be will be followed
by her eight English bridesmaids.
On tho conclusion of the ceremony
the bride and groom will be the first
to leave the Abbey.
The princess is paying a delicate
compliment to all rarts of the United
Kingdom in her nuptial arrangements.
Her wedding cake was mired In Scot
land, part of her trousseau was made
In Ireland ar.d the gold for her wed
illng was mined in Wales.
and
Social News
Leave," as the guests of the Post on
Saturday evening, March eleventh. The
esteemed veterans of wars, members of
the Grand Army of tb.3 Republic, will
rilsc be invited to this performance,
to b presented on VETERANS OF
FXJHEIGN WARS NTGHT. The name
and addresses of these people are e
quested to e tent to Adj. Mac Mc
CluTe, 495 160th street. Hammond, giv
ing the name and outfit with which
the individual served.
The "Woman's Auxiliary of St. Paul's
Episcopal church will hold their regu
lar meeting at the home otf Mrs. John
P. Smalley of Detroit street on Thurs
day afternoon at two o'clock, promptly.
Mrs. Carrie B. AveriJl of Fort Wayne,
Indiana, will give a talk on eburch
service league cud a large attendance
is requested.
Opal Hive 85S L. O. T. Jr. will me.t
tonight at e.gl.t o'clock in the I. O. O.
F. ha!i.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Firs:
Presbyterian church will meet tomor
row afternoon at half past two o'clock,
when Mr. Peter Ta.ni3 and Mrs.
Charles Fletcher will entertain.
Ii. L.. Bomberger and email son,
Cressier, of Glendale Park, are in In
dianapolis and will return within a
few days.
VT. J. "Whitesell of Wallace Roa1
has returned from Butler. Pa., where
he was called by the sudden deatns 4.
his mother, Mra. Hattie McKlwaia. and
his sister, Mrs. Jane Sc'aaeffer.
Last evening the East Chicago Eiks
entertained at a magnificent hanque".
in the dining talon of the Lyndora
hotel. The table was handsomely ap-
Card of Tlianks
We wish, to thank the Gibson Sub
war Office ani Maccabees, friends,
neighbors and relative for this kind
ness and sym.Dat.hy shown during the
illness and death of our dafiing baby
and also for the beautiful floral offer
ings. MR. - MARS. THEO. M. CUTTLE P.
AND FAMTlT. 2-21-1
Special Orders Accepted
Parkers Donuts
Phone 43 1 6-R Hammond
HEAR HEAR HEAR
HARRY J. LOOSE
LECTURE ON
"CRIME" It's Cause, Practice
and Prevention
BAPTIST CHURCH
Thursday Eve, Feb. 23rd 8 P. M.
Tickets on sale at Summers' Pharmacy
pointed with crystal, silver and linen,
and there were large bouquets of roses.
Covers were laid for forty couples,
and the g;usts were participants in
t!i Klk minirels. recently given in
the Haitley theatre of Kal Chicago.
Tin;- dinixr was elaborate arid delic;.
ous. Paneinj wad enjoyed liming- the
evening; n evcel'ent sit-pieee orches
tra offered the program. The, commit
tee in charge of which Mr. Craft a
cnairinau, deserves gre il praise for the
complete success of the function.
Th Hyde Park ladies- Aid Society
w ill meet w ith Mrs. V . Vt' . Preston
2iG Conkey avenue, tomorrow after
noon at half past two o'clock.
Mrs. Jack Matthews harmingly en
tertained last evening- in her home on
William street in honor of Miss
Pert ha Kleihege. who will become the
bride of Kdwar-l Hasse on Saturday.
There were three tabls of file hundred,
and the honors were made by Mrs.
William Hasso. Jr. Miss Kleihege was
iven the consolation jirize. Luncheon
was nerved in the dining room, where
the tnble was covered with exquisite
Maderia, and silver candlesticks held
burning yellow tapers. A silver bas
ket held dainty pink sr.d yellow boti
lors. The sjuest of honor was pre
sented with a beautiful Rift from her
hostess, and the evening was a most
delightful one.
LIVE LOCAL
NEWS "ADS"
HEMSTITCHING
Kfmstlirh your Spring Garment with
f.old or Silver Threadj by HiiKtyj. We
natch an color. 91 Slate St. PbMie
41, Htmnnl. 2-14-tf
The Raengerbund Fidelia has given
away all Its income during the fast
years to the poor. Help them to mak
some more money at thir annual mas
querade hall Saturday, pen. Zi. at
Unity Ha.Il. Z-Z-l
Hammond Musical College
Place. Voice. Violin. Public Spea
leg, Ckelele. Banjo, Mandolin. Guitar
Dancing. Dramatic Art. 10-i
Pon t forget to attend the annua!
prize masquerade ball given Sanger
hund Fidelia Saturday. Feb. 2.. s'
Unity Hall. Z-ZO-X
Hammond Council No. 99 K. A s.
M . -will hold a special assembly Tues
day evening. Feb. 21, opening at 7:30
o'clock. H. .fc S . M. degrees will b
.on'erred. Members requested to at
tend. -18-C0 C. D. MOONET. I. M.
SAEGEIlBCMJ-FirU-LIA.
Tickets for our great pnzg masquer
ade ball now far sa'.e at F. C Miller's,
ISO State St., ijc each. Avoid the rush
at the door. 2 -C I -5t
Masonic Notices
Ksmmond Commandery No. 41 K
T. will hold a stated conclave Monday
evening, Feb. 2th. opening at 7:3n
o'clock. Red Cross degree.
TV. T:. START5MAN. E. C-
Tie Sae.ngerbund Fidelia will give
away $200 in prizes for the best cos
tumes shown at prize masquerade bail
Patrurday. Feb. 25. at Unity Hal!
Tickets 75 cents. 2 -2 -1
To Ex-Service Men
Federal Juige Kenesaw M. Landir
of Chicago said: "The American Lcg-on
is the greatest Insurance policy tnl?
nation ha."
Mr. Ex-Serviee Man r you a mem
ber of the American Lejrion? ro you
know your membership in the legion
means much to you 7
The legion can do more for you thnn
any other organization, and you will
find association with memberi o the
legion well worth while. The week
ly paper is worth more than th pr;n:
o.f memberfh'.p. Join r'ff. Sec Pr.
W. E. Nichols,' Hohman &. Sibley St.
C-C1--M
Have yon seen "'Je Pal" 7 She w.H
be at Saengerbund-Fide'ia masquerade
ball Saturdar, Fob. C5. Unity Hal!.
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NOTICE
May it be known that ore F. C.
Miller, 1?9 State street. Tel. 1730, if
the authorized agent for all our prod
ucts for Lake County.
WHITE SEWING MACHIXF. CO.,
:-:i-st
Cleveland, Ohio.
Doubles of the leading filmstar?
will compete for the beauty prize r-v-en
at the big rnanquerado ball I'n'ty
Hal'., Saturday. Feb. C5. "-"1-1
Golden Rod Camp 165? 71.- N. of A .
will meet tomorrow evening. Feb. -2
at I. O. O. F. hall on State St. Meet
ing to be called at 7:C0 after which
there will be a Washington birthday
party and parcel post rale. Members
are requested r"t to forget their par
cels, refreshments served. 5-21-1
BUSINESS
MEN'S
LUNCH
Substantial
Choice Dishes
55c
James Connie
MEE HOTEL
Resturant
Phone 574
.AwuN QUI
iijuiumiiihui
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-ti him .
Miss Marian McA !eer. Miss Kather
ine. Huehel and Mis Marian Cunning
ham liave returned from Ttocltford Col
lege or' UocjffurO, 111., where they were
the week-end auests of Miss Kleanor
Shiaiklin, a student there.
Mrs. Sarah Margaret Brjte.il, for
merrly of Cedar l,ake, Indiana, has
ome to Hammond to make her home
with her granddaughter, Mrs. Lcirand
T. Meyer of loty street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Elman of Glen
dale Park have returned from Alabama
where they spent the past two months
in their winter home.
Miss Clara Nagel is quite ill w.th
iritluenxa in the 'home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Nagel of
youth Hohman street.
Miss Margaret Turner entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ham 111 of Cam
rose, Algeria. and Mrs. Blaisdel of
Punisuta wney. Pa., at a luncheon todav
in the South Shore Country club. Mrs. '
Hamill was quite well known in Ham
mond as Miss Frances Blaisdel.
AT THE PARTHENON.
"The man who exceeded himself"
might well be applied to Mack Sen
nett after one has Been "Molly O," his
latest picture with Mabel Normand
which opened an engagement of five
days at the Parthenon theater yester
day. "Molly O" was frankly adver
tised as an attempt on the part of Mr.
Sennett to exceed the entertainment
values of his production of several
years ago "Mickey" and the production
itself is proof of how well he accom
plished his ambition.
Thousands of motion' picture theater
fans have a fond recollection of
F. B. DAVIS J. T. STAMM
Chiropractor Chiropodist
SUITES 410-412, HAMMOND
BUILDING
Phonei: Hammond 2809-2533
573 Hohman Street
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WEDNESDAY SPECIAL
Notice Our Window
for a Big Display of
Boneless Rump
Roast, per lb.
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"Mickey" 'and in "MoUy O" they will
find a successor to her that is in every
way more lovable, more developed aod
more entertaining. "Molly O" has far
more amusing and exciting adnrentures
than did "Mickey," and the production
in every way is swperior to "Mickey."
Frankly, Miss Normand waa a dis
appointment to us in all of her vehi
cles s-ince "Mickey" until -we saw her
in "Moily o." She is the same fascin
ating, mischievous sprite that first won
cur admiration, and in our estimation
she should stay In productions which
have the supervision of Mr. Sennett
and the direction of F. Richard Jones,
for no other producer seems to be able
to grve her the opportunity of exer
cising her unique and wholly splendid
tant.
AT THE ORPHEUM.
Matt. Monre, who easily holds tTie
'itle as champion ex-broiher-ln-law of
noted motion picture aotre.ses plays
the leading role in Marshall Neilan's
latest production. "Don't" Ever Marry."
Tf Mr. Moore's three brothers had fol
lowed this injunction, Matt, himself
WARD
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INFLUENZA
The pare food elements In
build eners-r to resist Colds and Crip.
Phone 1441
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We have just recived our copies of the Treasurer's tax
duplicate and are now prepared to give you information
regarding your county taxes. Our bank is open Tues
day and Friday evenings until eight o'clock and our
tax department is in full operation.
AV1NG
Corner State and Hohman Streets
HAMMOND, INDIANA
would not bow be the ex-brother-in-law
of Mary PicJcford, Alice Joyce aad
Grace Cunard.
The picture is a comedy, produced
with the same consummate master
craftsmanship whjch Mr. Nellan always
shows In ttie pictures he directs. It
will Vn the attraction at the Orphetrrn
theater beginning tomorrow.
"Buck Onlseave" Tickets
Will Have No War Tax
Word wis received today from In
dianapolis that on account of the pro
duction of the rrrasical comedy, "A
Buck on lifvc" being for tha benefit
of ex-service men, that the tickets
would be exem.pt from the war tax
usually charged for theater tiekets.
They haive now- "been placed on sale at
the Hammond Candy etores on State
and Hohman streets, Monnett's Smoke
shop and Jenning's ice cream "parlor
and seieral other places In the city.
Seats may be reserved at the box of
fice of the Tarthenon theater on and
after Wednesday, Mirch 1st. between
9 a. m. snd 2 p. m. The charge of only
one dollar is leas than that charged In
Chicago, where they sold for 1.50 and
J2.00 each.
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'2.00 2.50 J3.00
SHIRTS
to be Closed Out at
1.3S
Here's a buying opportunity not to be overlooked "broken
lines" of hii grade shirts from the best known makern
in America.
Edward C. Minas Co.
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DAVID T.EMERY, Secretary-TreasurM
CHAS. H. W0LTERS, Assistant Secretary -Treasurer
WARD FUNERAL.
Tie frnersJ of ITra. Mary "Ward, men
tion of whose death was made yester
day, will be held 'Wednesday afternoon
at 1:!0 o'cloolc from the residence, t.4j.1
State line stret. Ham mend. Rev. C.
M. Smithson of the Christian churcU
will officiate.
Nature Loves Bright Colors
W see the tmth f this tatement in
tha varicolored flowers, the r'vtd sun
sets, th birds of brilliant plumage.
But we never tee Jt exemplified more
attractively than in the person of a
splendidly healthy woman. How does
nature paint this health? Why, in the
rosy cheeks, the transparent skin, the
smooth red Hps of such a woman. And
Hhe molds it in firm flesh and roun.le
contours. The ailing woman is de
ficient In natural coloring, ard sl.e
does not even appear to advantage ti
clothes that would set eff her more at
tractive sister. Many women who
long for glowing health will find th-,i
they, too, can have these charms if
they will give a trial to that remedy
which brings strength to frail women-
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. Adv .