Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 146, Hammond, Lake County, 3 April 1908 — Page 2

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.-v;c-.;l., WEEK'S CONCERT. The Hammond Musical Jlt Society Entertained a number of Hammond's music loving people last evening at one )f the best recitals ever heard in Ham;nond at the First Presbyterian church. Mrs. William F. Bridge, presidents of the society, opened the program with a few words in praise of the young artists of Chicago who rendered the program after which the concert was carried on very Informally. Miss Grace Kennicott of Chicago, the yound soprano who won the honors in the Kistedfodd, held in Towle's Opera House recently, sang several beautiful soios and was assisted by Miss Livingston on the violin. The following progiam was given: Gypsy Fantana Larasate - Provencal Maiden Del Acqua Chopin Noctune Caprice Bohm Serenade ...Prden Auden Sonnenschein Ich habe in Traumm Geweindt Komanse , Weiniafski Canzonette D'Ambrosia I Am Titania... Thomas Mazurka...... ,. Zarypski Ma-chi-ama-no-Nimi-La-Boeme- Pucini another m:tex wedding. Harold A. Kaiseiey and Mrs. Frances Harris were united in marriage at the Methodist . parsonage yesterday evening, Rev. William F. Switzer, officiating. Mr. Ilaiseley is a railway conductor and will establish a home in Ham- . mond. PLEASANT SHOWER PARTY. A very delightful kitchen surprise party was given last evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller at , the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blosser in Truman avenue. The evening was passed very lenjoyably with various games and music and an elaborate luncheon was served. The guests wero Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Snyder, Misses Ethel and Edith Shearer. Ethel Crowell, Edna Switzer, Ethel Hoffman, Kancy Bryan, Iva Sempko, Lulu De Weese, Alice and Carries Blosses, Messrs. J. W. Henderson, Theo. Moor,, Young and Frank Martin. GIVE FAREWELL PARTY. The Misses Porcn gave a very informal and pleasant party last evening THE TIMES

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at their horaa in' Sibley street in iionor of Miss Leotha Hoffman, who, is going to Chemopqlia, Wyo. The evening was made pleasant with various games and music and an elaborate luncheon was served. COLONIAL CLm PARTY. Mrs. F. B. Olwin entertained the members of the Colonial club very pleasantly yesterday afternoon at her home in Carroll street. The afternoon was passed very pleasantly with the lub's usual program after which tho hostess served a delicious two-course Junchean in the dining room. The table was very artistically decorated with violets. Mrs. J. W. llouser will have the club as her guests at the next meeting in two weeks. The guest for the afternoon's party was Mrs. Coles and the members present were: Mesdames J. W. Reed, Addie Abbott, W. F. Brunt, J. J. Turner, XV. H. Spellman, Julius Dunsing, M. M. Bruce and J. XV. Houser. S. S. CLUB MEETING. Mrs. J. Hartman entertained tne members of the S. S. club at their regular monthly meeting yesterday afternoon at her home in State street The afternoon was passed very pleasantly with the club's regular program after which a delicious luncheon was served, at the next party at her home In Plummer avenue. Mrs. Bowman was the only guest yesterday and the members present were: Mesdames Nick Ainsles', William Mill, Puelke, Heineman, Morton and Fick. GIVES I UNCHEOV. Mrs. XV. B. Clark, formerly of Hammond, but now of Englewood, entertained at cards Tuesday afternoon in honor of her birthday anniversary. The hostess served an elegant five course luncheon at 1:30 o'clock, after which cards were enjoyed. Mrs. J. B. Clark of Hammond was among the guests who attended. CHOIR REHEARSAL. The members of the choir of St. Paul's Episcopal church will hold their regular rehearsal this evening in the guild room of the church. All the members are urged to be present. STAR CLASS SOCIAL. A very pleasant entertainment was given last evening in the First ChrisCOOK BOOK paste It In a blank book or on a card

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tian church under the auspices of the Star class ofthe Sunday-school. "The entertainment waa'glven for th benefit of the church and a good sum was realized. The program of yocal and Instrumental numbers and reaalnga wa carried out in full and was lmuclwenJoye by all present. EMBROIDERY CLUB. Mrs. I. E. Dickenson' will b' hostess to the members of tho Embroidery club Monday afternoor. at her home in Doty street. There wili be a few guests at the meeting and a pleasant meeting Is anticipated. NEW CARD CLUB ORGANIZED. Several people met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yaeger last evening to organize a card club which will be called the West Hammond Pedro club. The following officers were elected to act during the year: President Richard Zimmerman. Secretary Miss Elsie Lortz, Treasurer Charles Yaeger. Arrangement Commitiee Mesdames E. Pressell, J. B. Clark and J. Carsar. ; After the business of the dug , had been disposed of, five games of pedro wee played and very pleasing refreshments were served. The club then adjourned to meet again in one week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .J. B. Clark in Ingraham avenue. The members of the club are; Messrs. and Mesdames Charles Yaeger, Richard Zimmerman, Pressedd, P. Carsar, J. B. Clark, J. Nelson, Misses Elsie Loretz, Anna Zimmerman and Rose Yaeger, Messrs Paul and August Zimmerman. RETURN TOMORROW. Word has been received from Mr. and Mrs. M. Rothschild that they .will return to Hammond tomorrow after a three weeks' visit In Hot Springs, Ark.

Briefs. E. D. Denison, superintendent of schools at Lake Geneva, Wis., is visiting at the home of Mrs. Mary Hansen in Rimbach avenue. Hoyt Ogram of Whiting is visiting friends in Hammond tonight. Miss Hulda Kunert has returned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Luther Wartena at their home in Toleston. Miss Livingston and Miss Kennicott of Chicago, were entertained by members of the Musical Art society yesterday for the concert last evening. Miss Mary Shaker has returned from a short visit with the Misses Stommel of Dyer. , Grand Spring Opening at Paxton & Baker's tomorrow. Miss Addie Post of Carthage, Mo., came today to visit Mrs. Fred Newell at her home in South Hohman street. Miss Post has been visiting relatives and friends in Ohio the past few months and Is' returning home now. Miss Faye Smiley was the guest of friends in East Chicago last evening. Mrs. E; L. Shortridge of Crown Point has been visiting Mrs. Ralph Pierce and Mrs. I. Shortdige of Ogden street this week. Miss Veda Hemstock will go to Valparaiso tomorrow to remain over Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Mary Hemstock. Miss Leoda AfacAleer returned horn Get These CMiw n Armour's famous LIGHT HOUSE SOAP 1 bars for ........ J 5c Barber's best and cheapest MATCHES, 12 boxes in large package, J L. L. May & Co's. Northern Grown Vegetable and Flower Seeds, package Best white or yellow C CORNMEAL A J lbs. for ........... CJC The famous ' LABORS' CHOICE 9 CIGARS for 25C French. Boquet Perfume, regular 50c value with this coupon, full ounce . .

today from a few days' visit with relatives In Indiana Harbor. Mrs. Morris Champaign, Mrs. Frank Hansen and daughter. Miss Mae, are spending the day, with friends In Chicago, .... A new club for Hammond and vicinity something new, novel and Interesting' that'a the latest news. "Watch for the announcement. Don't fail to Jdin if you want to take life easy. Miss Lillian. Thompson is visiting friends in Chicago today. Misses Julia, Dixie and Mildred Hembroff of Indiana Harbor are the guests of the Misses Leoda and Verna MacAleer of Webb street for a few days. Miss Haverty went to Chicago today to visit friends. Miss Marguerite "Wilcox is spending the day with friends in Chicago. Mrs. George Long of East State street went to Chicago this morning to visit friends. Mrs. Bowman of Chicago was the guest of Mrs. Mill yesterday. Miss Elta Schumacher and L. XV. Parsons will be guests at a theater party in Chicago tonight. Miss Anna Carley visited friends in Robertsdale and "Whiting "Wednesday evening. Miss Ruth Clark has returned home from a few days visit with friends in Toleston. Miss Ruth Loomis was the guest of friends in "Whiting "Wednesday. Miss Jessie M. Curtis of "Whiting who ha3 been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Curtis the past week, has returned to Oxford, O., to resume her studies at the Western. Miss Eunice Melkle, who has been quite ill the past week, is very much better and able to be out again. Mrs. Mary Mager has returned to her homo in St. John after a few days' visit with relatives in Hammond. Grand Spring Opening at Paxton & BakerS tomorrow. Miss Gertudge Koehneman was the guest . of friends in Crown Point Wednesday. Mrs. James Carlan, who has been visiting her son, D. L. Carlan and wife, of Hammond, returned to her home in Ironton, O., yesterday. Mrs. John Jones and children are attending the funeral of a relative in Boone Grove today. Mrs. Nicholas Emmerllng and daughter, Eltessa have gone to Crown Point to spend a week or two with relatives who are ill. Miss Elanche Dessmler has been visiting f.-iends In Crown Point the past few days. Mrs. John Sherby Is spending the day with relatives in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hosher, who havo been making their home in the First National Bank building, will go to Chicago tomorrow to make their home in the future. Grand Spring Opening at Paxton & Baker's tomorrow. Mrs. Edith Lillian Clark, pianist and teached of the Central Conservatory of Music, ChUago, will be In Harrrmondon Tuesday of each week and will accept pupils for piano forte sutdy. The Central conservatory will later open a branch school here and special rates will be given to early applicants. For further Information address care of this office or phone 30. Adv. 3t. The Rev. Dcssmeir has gone to Blue Island to conduct communion services at the church there Sunday. The Rev. Becker of Chicago will conduct . the services here In the regular pastor's absence. Grand Spring Opening at Paxton & Baker's tomorrow. Miss Florence Allen of Lafayette, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Allen at their home in Doty street for a few days. Grand Spring Opening at Paxton & Baker's tomorrow. Miss Alice Holms is spending the week end with friends in Indianapolis. Miss Grace Ducomb went to Indianapolis yesterday to spend the remainder of the week with friends. J. Miller of Toleston is spending the day with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stolley of Morton court. Miss Theresa Hill of Grasselli Is the guest of friends in Hammond today. Mrs. D. McGras of Dolton is spending the day visiting friends in Hammond. Every woman In Hammond and vicinity should be a member of the new club. It is to be the most beneficial organization ever known in Hammond. Miss Myrtle Ault of Rochester, Ind., is spending a few days with friends in Hammond. Grand Spring Opening at Paxton & Baker's tomorrow. Grover Copelan, formerly of Hammond but now of Rochester, came this afternoon to spend the week end with friends and relatives. Melvin Hascall of East Chicago was the guest of friends in Hammond yesterday afternoon. Everett Reiman of Calumet avenue, who has been confined to his home for several weeks on account of illness, is able to be out again. Mr. Reiman's many friends will be glad to learn of his recovery. Mrs. Berger of Grasselli is spending the day in Hammond, the guest of friends. Be sure and join the new club when it opens. Headquarters will be In Hammond. ' Miss Banks has returned to her home in Hobart after a few days visit with her sister, Mrs. Lutz, of South Hohman street. Miss Bessie Cainn of "West Condit street has gone to Rensselaer to spend the week end with relatives and friends. Attorney T. M. C. Hembroff of Indiana Harbor Is in Hammond today. Grand Spring Opening at Paxton & Baker's tomorrow. ; Sheriff F. S. Carter of Crown Point is In Hammond today on business. E. F. "Walker of the Chicago Discount company of South Chicago transacted business in Hammond today. Fred Mott will return to Lafayette

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