Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 245, Hammond, Lake County, 20 March 1913 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Thursday, March 20, 1913.
MKKTIXi OF I'AIIKXT! (XI' II. The meeting of the Farents' Club of the Wallace school -will be held Friday afternoon at three o'clock. In the kindergarten room on Conkey avenue. It is desired that all the members attend as a very interesting- prosram will be rendered. The propram for the occasion will be as follows: Exercise Room 10 Piano Sola Mrs. Lught Vocal Solo....... Mrs. Sprout Address Itev. Theobald as Easter part v. Mrs. Frank Smith very charmingly
entertained the boys of Room 8 of the Wallace: school at an Easter party yesterday afternoon at her home in Kaucr street. The party was given in honor of her son, Russell who is a member of the class. The hours from four to six were spent very pleasantly with games and music. The boys sans number of their school sonars and Mrs. Smith entertained them with instrumental music. Easter nests in which were hidden Easter eggs for all the boys were found in the basement. After the hunt the guests were served with refreshments. Miss Nixon, the principal of the Wallace school and Miss Gibbons, the teacher of room 8 were among the guests. The following boys were present: Frank Pouch, Bennie Smith, Teter Solaji, Frank Vilchuck, George Walkowski, Joe White, Joe Wintergast, Walter Ahlborn, Fred Brufckmorc, Andie Evans. Paul Holt. Theodore
Hatfield, George Ignatz, Joe Hoduski,
Steve Moskow. Andie Evans, Gun Ignatz, Edward Ktger, Joe Teeler, Carl
I'eterson and Russell Smith. A AFTF.ROON PARTY.
Mrs. Edward Gray invited guests to
her home at 108 Ietroit street yester
day afternoon for three tables of five
hundred. Several games of cards were played and high scores were made by
Mrs. George Clemens and Mrs. Ran
dolph angseth. After the card games a
beautifully appointed luncheon was
erved in two courses. The covers were
laid at small tables. Mrs. Gray's guests
for the afterpoon were Mrs. Edward Reese, Mrs. Howard Stevens. Mrs. Georrre Clemens, Mrs. Frank Morse,
Mrs. Harry Yohn, Mrs. Leo Feltzer, Mrs,
Joseph Thoma. Mrs. William Warfuel,
Mrs. F. H. Fox. Mrs. Edward Barker
and Mrs. Randolph Langseth.
(ElKBKATKS A N N I V F. R S A R V . A delightful party wa given as
surprise. to Mrs. J. Dunsing at her homo
in Summer street. The party celebrat
ed her birthday anniversary and she
received a number of pretty gifts In remembrance of the day. One of the
erlfts she reclved was a handsome
leather purse. The evening was spen
very enjoyably with games and music until ten o'clock when a dainty two course luncheon was served. Among
the guests were Mrs. Wolf. Mrs. Lane,
Mrs. Step. Mrs. Doby, Mrs. Beattie. Mrs
Whittmer. Mrs. Price, Mrs. Wilson. Miss
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FRIDAY ALL DAY Groceries Included Except Flour and Sugar
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U. S. Mail Soap, with
order, ORf 7 bars . . DC
Grandma's Pancake or
Buckwheat Flour, QQi-. 3 packages ; . . . ZOC
Solid Packed Tomatoes,
doz. No. 3 cans, 1.05; Q per can. JJC
Fresh Made Cottasre
Cheese, ' 1
per lb. ............ . 1
Fancy Cream Brick Cheese
Ilolstein Brand, 1 ft
per lb. .... .. I Olp Fancy Sifted Early June Peas, doz. cans, 1.65 4 A per can 'tC
Yellow
15c
SMART SPRING COAT OF TAN BROADCLOTH
One of the trimmest and smartest
productions designed by the Pnrla style
shops for spring wear Is shown In this coat by Linker. it is three-iuaf ters
length, made of tan broadcloth with
trimmings of green satin. The etfect Is
striking In the extreme.
Lin, Miss Green, . Mr. Dunsing and
Masters Raymond Beattie, Faul Step,
Gerald Price, Roland and Vernon Wil son.
SOCIAL NF.W.H FOR II A It. . Tl mrahfra of Hammond H I v No. 2 L. O. T. M. will meet la he K. of I. Hall In South Itobman street Friday events for tbelr regain r ranl-monthl nxretlog. A meeting of the nrmhfra of True Kindred Lodge will talce p!ee Friday evening la the I. O. O. F. Halt la' F.ant tt ntreet. Mlaa F.dythe Hrt'oanell will entertain the mrnktri of (he htandard Bearer Society at her home In Holy htreet Friday evening. Friday evening the mrinhrrn of Uoldea Rod Camp No. K..-.7 Moral elghhara lll meet In the I.ong'a Hall la Knat Slate street. The yonnu women of the N. A. T. t'lah will l- entrrfalnrd Ity MU Ferroll taley Friday evening.
birthday anniversary. Mrs. 1 M. Kliott
made the presentation In behalf of the Ladles' Aid Society. During the social
hour the hostesses. Mrs. W, It. Clnstlln
nd Mrs. Harvey Gostlln served h
guests with a dainty two course lunch
eon. The next meeting of the society
will occur Wednesday afternoon, March
!6th. The membem will sew for he
1ar.sar td be given Aorll titli. Heslde
articles of needle work the member will have home bakery for sale anil
will serve refreshments. The public is
cordially Invited to attend.
'nitll);i: party.
A bridge party will be given t the
Hammond Country Club thin evening.
social programs, Dainty refreshments
were served during the social hour.
Plans wera made to meet again next Wednesday when the members expect
to complete all arrangements for the
bazaar to be given on the first and second of April. On the second day of the sale the members "will serve a chicken dinner and supper. The public is in
vited to attend. - The proceeds will be used 'for the benefit of the church.
MRS. HILL A HOSTF.SS. , The members of the Alphl Phi club
will be entertained by-Mrs. 3V. A. Hill at her home in South Hohman street
Friday afternoon. The members will
bring their needle work and spend the
afternoon socially. It will be the reg ulur semi-monthly meeting.
Mrs. E. S. Cooper who has been 111
for four weeks at her home in Mason
street Is somewhat better. She is able
to be up now. Her friends will be glad
to learn of her recovery.
Col. Crip Binyon, the genia.1 Cedar
Lake hotel keeper was a Hammond
visitor today. "Crip Is booming the Country Club to be located at Cedar
Ijike on which club grounds, will be
luld out a fine golf course.
The Rev. Carl Brauer and wife of Forrest Park are guests at the home
of the Hev. William Brauer inTowle
street. Other guests are Carl Brauer,
Jr., of Forrest Park, Henry Brauer of Rt. 1kuIs and Carl Pfotemhauer of
Knglewood, students at Concordia Col lege In Milwaukee.
A bouncing baby boy was born-to Mr,
and Mrs. Sydney Curtis, at their home
423 Indiana avenue, last night. Mother
and son doing very nicely.
which are the four Manning Sisters,
Shannon and Straw and Terese Miller.
From advance sale Indications "The
Spring Maid'Co. will pack the Ham
mond theatre Easter Sunday. The at
raction is a -very suitable one for thae
day.
A THIMBLK PARTY.
A very enjoyable meeting of the O
I. A. Embroidery Club took place yes terday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. W. reLong in East Sibley street. Mrs. DeLong was hostess at a thimble party. The guests spent the hours until four o'clock with their needle work after which they were served with a dainty luncheon. The refreshments
I were, served In two courses. A number of members were In attendance at the , meeting. It was the regular semt- ' monthly meeting. Plans were made to have the next meetlhg at the home of Mrs. G. E. Cole. In East Sibley street. Mrs. Cole is the president of the club. The regular meeting of the G. I. A. to the B. of L. E. will be held Friday afternoon of next week In the K. of P. Hall.
Fancy Large Globe Onions,
per pock.
Genuine Old Fashioned New York Buckwheat 5-1 b sack aC ills Good-Luck Butterine, once tried always used, 1 Q0 per pound I wU Sweet, Sour or Dill 1Ap Pickles, per dozen. I Uu Armour's Shield Brand Lard, guaranteed 1 VI pure, per lb. f U Fancy Evaporated rdltlta Fancy California Evaporated Peaches or 1 Of Nectorines, lb I Uu
MRS. HIRSC'II E.TERTl(i. Yesterday afternoon the members of the Jewish Ladles' Aid society met at the home of Mrs. Dave Htrsch in South Hohman street for their regular semimonthly meeting. Several matters of business were transacted and plans .-ere made for the Whist Party to be iven on the afternoon of April 1st. The public is Invited to attend the card party. Pretty prizes will be awarded. After the business session the hostess served her guests with a dainty two .ourse luncheon. The social hour was spent very enjoyably. There was a large attendance at the meeting. Mrs. Grenwald of East Sibley street was named as the next hostess. KXTBRTAIXS INFORMALLY.
Mis. G. H. Clover entertained the
members of the L. G. R. Club very
pleasantly at her home in East State street yesterday afternoon. Tt was the afternoon for the regular meeting and
the members spent the hours until four
o'clock with their needle work. A dainty luncheon was served. The club members sent a beautiful blooming plant to Mrs. R. H. Price who has been
very 111 at the hospital for a number of weeks. Another meeting of the club will take place In two weeks on
Wednesday afternoon. The hostess
will be named later. MEKTIXi WAS POSTPONED. The meeting of the Maywood Club which was announced would take place
yesterday afternoon was postponed for another week. Wednesday afternoon, March 26th Mrs. Will Lynch will entertain the club members at her home in Ada street. Mrs. Lynch will be .hostess at a thimble party. The members will devote the afternoon to their needle work. ! AlO MKiETV MEET!".
! There was a meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the First -Presbyterian
church in the parlors of the church yesterday afternoon. After the devo
tional services the Rev. A. . Hoffman was presented with two of. Kipling's
books as a gift in remembrance of his
A CONCKHT.
What promises to be one of the most
charming of the post Lenten entertain
ments will be "Ye Old Time Concert" to be given by the members of the Ladles' Auxiliary of the University Club Tuesday afternoon, March 25th In
the Tnlverslly Club room In South Hohman street. Since the organization of the Auxiliary the Musical has had a place of prominence orv,th club's social calendar and this year some of Hammond's best talent will give the program. Mrs. George Hannauer Is chairman of the program committee. The program will begin promptly at half after two o'clock. There will be chorus selections, quartette: and duett numbers and vocal and piano solos .all of which will be old time favorites. The following will be the program: 1. Round "Three Blind Mice"
By Ye Entire Company
2. "Believe Me Jf All Those En dearlng Young Charms
Prudence Craig
3. Duet "Annie Laurie"
Minerva Oberlln, Josiah Johnston
4. "Love's Old Sweet Song
Samantha Butterfteld
5. "My Old Kentucky Home"
Company and Audlenc
6. "Old Black Joe" Ben Bolt
Friscilla Tatton
7. Quartette "Sweet and Low"... Samantha Butterfield, Tatlencft Palmer, Susana
Love and Prudence Dickson 8. "Silver Threads". .Reliance Bridge
9. "Old Folks At Home"
. ..Company and Audience
10. "When the Swallows Homeward
Fly".. .Phoebus Botnberger
11. Round "John Brown Had a
Little Indian".. Company
Piano Solo "Ye Maiden's Pray
er" . . .' Mlrandy Hansen
13. Lullaby from Ermlnie
, Cynthia Hannauer
14. "Drink to Me Only With Thine
Eyes" Company
15. "Should Auld Acquaintance Be
Forgot" Everybody
ILodge Assemblies
Tomorrow evening the member o
Hammond Hive No. 2, L. O. T. M will
meet in the K. of P. hail, in South Hoh
man street. Following the business
meeting a pleasant time will be' spent
socially. It is desired that there is
large attendance of members at th
meeting.
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POLICE AS
EFFICIENT SURGEONS
The East Chicago police yesterday;
went into th surgical business, per-!
forming an operation whereby they
straightened the twisted, and crippled
hand of One Thomas Ellison McNamaro, making of it a perfect member.
N Tho (nan with the fancy moniker Is
an ex-whlsky salesman, but has of late
years descended to the humble profession known In police parlance as moocher and tear-fly. Well, I son had been practicing his profession, arous-
ng the pity of pasers-by by a sight of
his crippled hand, and thereby procur-
ng the price of divers and sundry
drinks, A hard hearted copper spied McNamara while engaged In this gentle art. He took him to the station, where
by a simple twist Of the wrist, the crippled hand was restored to its
original state of perfection. Jfo charge I
was made for the operation, but the
patient has ben sent to Crown Point to recuperate. This process will require Just eleven days.
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FLOUR Gold Medal or Ceresota, the two best brands, H-bbl. sacks, 2.62; Vi-bbl. sacks, 1.33; C7fi Vs-barrel sacks 0 u CANNED GOODS Farmhouse Sugar Corn, Hominy, Pumpkin, Green or Kidney Beans, 7 dozen cans, 88c; per can -. . , 2C COFFEE Minas blend, best value in Ham- OTFa mond, 4 pounds 1.05; per pound. U U
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NOTICE! Madam Costello Will hold circle every Friday higbt. i 8'clock sharp. T7 STATE STRF.F.T HAMMOXfo. . t I'HONF 901-I S. Office Honrs Daily 10 a. tti. t 9 p. n
STANDARD BKAHF.nS MEET.
The Standard Bearers will meet to
morrow evening at the home of Miss
Edythe McConnell In Doty street. It will be the regular monthly study
meeting. A program has been arrant
ed for the evening. All members are
urged to attend.
MIS STALE V A HOSTESS.
The voung women of the N. A. T,
Club are invited to meet with Mis
Ferroll Staley tomorrow evening
Games and music will be the diversions. It will be the regular semimonthly meeting.
MEET THIS EVEXtf;. The members of the Hammond Jewish Literary-Society will meet st the residence of Charles Arkin. 63 State street this evening instead of at the Sabbath
school rooms in the Rimbaeh biuldln,? as was first announced. The meeting
will be called at eight o'clock. A feat
ure of the program will be the reading
of "The Merchant of Venice" by Miss
Mae Arkin. A large attendance of
members Is desired at the meeting.
HOLD WEEKLY MEETIXJ.
Mrs. W. H. Henry of Sheffield avenue
was at home to the 'members of the
Ladies' Aid society of the First Con
gregational church yesterday after
noon. There was a large attendance at the meeting and several applications
for membership were received. A part
of the afternoon was devoted to sewing
and a great deal of work was accom
prishesd for the church. During the
social hour the hostess served a dainty luncheon. The refreshments were served -in two courses. The society will meet at the home of Mrs. Henry again
next Wednesday afternoon and it Is
desired that there is & large number
present.
PREPARE FOR RASA AR.
Members of the Ladies' Aid society
of the First Methodist church met In
the church parlors In Russell street
yesterday afternoon and completed ar
rangetnents for the apron bazaar to be held at the church Friday and Satur
day, March 28 and 29. Besides many articles of needle work the members
will have beautifully decorated J a pa
nese pictures and mottos. 'Saturday
there will be home bakery for Bale at
Ruff's hardware store In South Hoh
man street. The proceeds of the "ale will be used for the benefit of the
church.
The members or Golden Rod
Xo. 1857, Royal Neighbors will have
their regular emi-imonthly meeting
tomorrow evening In the Long's hall. In State street. -The usual program
will be followed.
A meeting of the members of the
True Kindred lodge will take place
Friday evening in the I. O. O. F. hall in Kat State street. After the business meeting a short time will be spent socially. The regular meeting of William H. Calkins' W. R. C. No. 248. was held yesterday afternoon in the I. O. O. F.
hall, in East State street. There Were a number of members in attendance at
the meeting. They remained after the
business session to enjoy the social
hour. Refreshments were served during the social hour. The next meeting will be held in two weeks and a large
attendance of members is desired. The usual program will be followed. Last evening the members of Silver Light Hive, U O. T. M.. met In the K. of P. hall, in South Hohman street, for their regular semi-monthly meeting. The usual program was followed. After the business meeting a pleasant time was spent socially. Refreshments were served during the social hour. Flans were made to serve a supper on the: evening of March 89th .and the public is given a cordial Invitation to attend. The next regular lodge session will occur in two weeks.
Roeth Bend, Ind, March 20. A tele
gram from the parents quickly term
inated a runaway career for two Sotfth
Bend boys, Herman SChrlcker and Wil- , 11am Jones, both aged 17 years. The
two boys ii company with a third lad, Johnson.v alias Brown, also of this city, took a Lake Shore & Michigan Southern railway train yesterday morning and, arriving in Gary, in the evening, remained at the home of one of tho lads' over night. When the lads awoke this morning they were confronted
with the telegram, "Come home." Johnston. being more hardened than the rest, paid no heed, but continued his trip. Schrlcker and tTones returned home and
upon arrival here were given ft severe
lecture bv their fathers. The Chicago
police Ilu wtreii iricftiauu v v-i.Tn,
J the boys if they should reach, that city,
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At the Theaters. "The Girl from Dublin." Celtic musical farce comedy, opened Its engagement at the Orpheum this afternoon and will remain until Saturday evening. Several well-known vaudeville arts are Introduced in this show among
The Home ftnd School association will meet at the McKlnley building tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. There will be a piano solo by Leonard Smith, chorus singing by the boys and girls
of room 25 of the McKlnley school and a talk by Fred Fish, the subject to be selected. The Eastern Star will hold a meeting In the new Masonic hall tonight and the chapter members are planning on a big time. Everett Williams returned a day or two ago from Muncie, Ind., where he spent about a week. The Lady" Elks had a splendid time last night. Mrs. Albert Lewis served a unch and frs. C. L. Kirk won the prize at cards, a hand-painted plate. A good crowd turned out yesterday to enjoy the "Merry-Go-Round" at the residence of Mrs. Biedinger. Mrs. Zeph Campbell contributed to the program a number of vocal solos which were much enjoyed, as did also Mrs. Elliott, who gave readings as well as vocal solos. Mrs. R. G. Howell is entertaining a former schoolmate, Mrs. Elliott of Ohio. The funeral of "grandma" Stilson one of the oldest settlers of East Chicago, was held from her late residence, 4722 Tod avenue at 10:80 a. m. today. The death was sudden and caused by an acute cold of two days duration. She was past eighty-four years at the time of her death. Grandma lived In the same house twenty-two years, being a widow of a civil war veteran who has been dead thirty years. She was an exceptionally active and bright woman to the day of her death. She was beloved by all who knew Jier and worshiped by the children of the neigh
borhood. All of the time that the body lay In state In therront parlor the house was besieged by children eager to take the last fond look at their old friend. Hers was a busy and useful life and she leaves many grandsons and
(great grandsons to mourn her loss. The
funeral was private and by automobile hearse and car to Crown Point where many of he rrelatives are Interred. Tho Methodist church choir and Rev.v Crowder of the First M. E. church conducted the simple but beautiful services at the residence. Mr. J. H. Freeman Fife conducted the funeral. A' -
tive pallbearers were grandsons an
other close relatives.
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The Methodist Ladies' Aid nacitJ-vA.
planning on a church supper to take place March 29 in the church social rooms, Mr. and Mrs. H. Cox and family of Monessen, aP., are here visiting Mrs. Cox's sister, Mrs. V. Moeglin, and family. WANTED Position by young woman In ofQce; experienced In . office work; bookkeeping and stenography. K. F. Pupils of the music class Of - Miss Florence R. Brail, concert pianist of Chicago, will be heard at the Family theatre Wednesday .evening, April 2, under the auspices of the "Nursery club." They will be assisted by Francis Weil, soprano, and L Carter, baritone. Mrs. L. V. Haley is quite sick at her home on Michigan avenue.
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AS ALL DAY SF-SSIOX.
Committee No. 1 of which Mrs. LaPle
Is chairman had charge of the meeting of the Deborah society which occurred
yesterday In the parlors of'the Firs
Christian church in Calumet avenue
The members met for an all day sea
sion. The afternoon was devoted to
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