Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 126, Hammond, Lake County, 13 November 1908 — Page 2

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Friday, November 13, 1908.

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EXTERTAI X S AT DINNER. Miss Irene Mott entertained at a very delightful 6:30 o'clock dinner last evening at her home In South Hohman street in honor of Hiss Kae Rockwell of Crown Point and Victor Dyer, whose wedding takes place Nov. 18 1 Crown Point at the home of Miss Rockwell's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Meeker. The dinner was very prettily served in the dining-room, where pretty decoration's in yellow and white were used. Chrysanthemums Were used as a center piece on the table. The evening was spent in a very informal way with music. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. William Harvey Gostlin. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Mott, Miss Rae Rockwell, Fred Crumpacker and Victor Dyer. laAlU-V RECEPTION. Mrs. William Henry Gostlin is holding a large rereption this afternoon at her prrtty residence In Homewbod for Mrs. William Harvey. Gostlin. Invitations were issued to more than 150 guests, many who will attend "from out-of-town. The guests Will be entertained in two divisions, the first being received from 2:30 until 4 o'clock and the second from 4 until 5:30 o'Ylock. In the receiving line will be Mrs. Gostlin, Sr. and Mrs. Harvey Gostlin, Mrs. McComiell and Mrs. H. F. - h - I EXTRA!

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ment room and Mr Frances Ryan and Miss Gra:e Kingwell will preside at the punch bowl. The home has been artistically arranged with pretty flower decorations. Carnations and Terns will be the decorations in the refresh merit room.. The Conde orchestra will be stationed in the music room and will. play a program of music during: the afternoon. . . ATTENDS FOOTBALL GAME. Melvin Mohnett has, gone to Crawfordsville, Ind., to see the Wabash-Pur-due football game. VISITS IN CftAtVFORDSVILL.E Will C. Mee has gone to Crawfordsvllle, Tnd., for a few days' Visit and will see the Wabash -Purdue' football game. ENTERTAINS AT CARDS, ' Mrs. Adolph HIrsch will entertain a party of friends this evening at her home In South Ilohman street at bridge whist. The evening will be devoted to cards, arter wnicn a luncneon win d served. SEWING CIRCLE TO MEET. The Sewing c ircle of St. Margaret's hospital met at the home of Mrs. W. D. "Wels in Ogden street yesterday after1 - a a CVTn A 1 IvAJ fcl-A. 1 lyA! FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS, solid meat, per qt... SMALL STRIPS BACON, Sugar Cured, per lb . . . . 24c 12c Ale Hie 12c 3c ARMOUR'S NO. 1 CALIFORNIA HAMS, per lb.... HOME CURED FLANK CORN BEEF, per lb ..... HIND QUARTERS SPRING LAMB, per lb NO. 1 HAMS, Sugar Cured, per lb FANCY JERSEY SWEET POTATOES, pet lb .. ?7 OlaiC ou

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noon for the regulan meeting and spent a very enjoyable time. The 'hostess served dainty refreshments at the close or the afternoon. " Another ' meeting will be held in, jtwo weeks,, but the place of meeting has not yet teen decided. - MARTHA SeCJEtT MEETS. " The Marttuk. Society of the First

Christian church met yesterday alternoon at the nome of Kwr- Eribbetey-.in Carroll street. It was the tesrtilar TOeetIn? ot the society and the usual routine OI Business was oi. A eon was served ai we ciose ot the meetln& MOTHERS' MEETING. The Mothers', club of the Lincoln I school is meeting this afternoon in the school hall and a program is being given by the pupils In the various grades. A short business meeting will follow the regular program. ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY. Miss Ava CroweM entertained a few friends Informally, Wednesday evening at her home in Ann street, in honor of her guest. Miss Lillie Burge of Merrlllvllle. The evening was passed very pleasantly , with - various games and music was also a -pleasant feature of the evening's entertainment. The hostegg Served her-guests with a dainty luncheon at the- ci0se of the party. PLEASANT iCLL'B PARTY, The members of the Fleurdells club had a very pleasant Tarty yesterday afternoon at the home' Of Mrs. Cook In West State street-. ..All the- members were present and , spent an enjoyable afternoon with cards. Pedro was Played from small tables fend at the 'close of the games the prizes were given 10 airs, coos uu ium. ouymc iKralowlts. Mrs. Mary Kralowifcz was awarded the consolation prize. A very pleasing luncheon was served the guests after the party. The club will meet with Mrs. Kemp In two weeks, although the date has not been set owing to Thanksgiving. I SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL. j The Epworth league of the First Methodist church gave a pumpkin pie social last evening in the social room of the church from which they realized i a good Sum which will be used for the benefit of the hurch. The evening ;was spent informally with games and music, after which pumpkin pie and coffee were served, NEXT WEEK AT TOWLE'S j Hlmmeleins Imperial Stock company opens its annual engagement at the Towle opera house on Thursday night, and ladies will be entitled to the cus tomary courtesies on Monday night only. Tickets will be placed on sale at the usual place and can be secured by those desiring them for the entire week buy those who wish to secure them ahead. The scenic production "How Hearts Are Broken" will be the initial production, and it is safe to pre dict that the house will be crowded The usual matinee performances will i be given. Popular prices will preleading lady mitU Hlmmeliens Imper lal Stock company, has many friends Fine quality lean strips of Swift's & Go's. 4 An BACON, per lb.... j Grandma's famous WASHING POWDER The large pkg today 10c 2-lb. cans Kau' brand High grade SUGAR CORN, can........ 2U ' ' "i" ' " Our famous 25c JAVA-. MOCHA BLEND f COFFEE 2 lb. for.QgC JELLY BEANS, BURNT PEANUTS and WRAPPED CARAMELS, Qn pound . .uG WINE OF CARDUI, regular$lbot. . CQ. Saturday . .. . . . . : Jub DRUG DEPT.

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when she; makes her appearance on Thursday night , at the Towle opera hou'se the ttpenlng ' bill will "How Hearts Are Broken" and she. has role exaxrtrr flttd to her ability. REtrnx trdm 'iM.ixois. ; ' Mr. an -Mrs. B. P. SmaUey , and daughter. Miss Ona. have returned from Patomac, m., where they weYe called last wek y the death of a relative. , IMPORTANT MEBTtXG. There was an Important meeting Of the Hammond Motor Boat club last evening In the Pilot house on Calumet avenue. There was a good attendance of members present and the annual election of officers took place when C. E. ,C. Payne was re-elected commodore. Several other Items of Importance to the members were disposed of. ATTESDS out-of-town MEETING. Miss Jessie McLeod attended the meeting of the Royal league in Roseland last evening. SKATFREUNDE Werden ersucht sich sum Tournler. am 15ten d. Mts., um zwei t-rhr, 19 S. Hoh man Strasse. ein2ufinden. 2t A GENERAL. REHEARS AI There will be a general rehearsal ot all those taking part in the Male chorus concert on Sunday at 2:30 p. m. in the K of P. hall, when the finishing touches will be put on the choruses for the con cert next Thursday night. IS IMPROVING SOW. MrB. Thomas B. Brennan who has been quite ill at 'her home In Rim bach avenue the past week is Improving nicely now. HAVE BUSINESS MEETING. The Deborah Aid society of the First Christian church, met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. TVank Campbell, 615 Truman avenue. There was a good at tendance and the hostess served re freshments. It was decided at the meeting to give a box social and an exper ience social at the church Thursday evening, November I9tn. iacn raemoer of the' Aid society is expected to earn a dollar and tell on that night how she earned it. HAMMOND PEOPLE AT FUNERAL Among those present at the Wolf fun eral services at Chesterton were the following: Miss Mary Sheehan, "NJr. and Mrs. D. Powers, .Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Keans, Mr. and Mrs. D. 3. .Moynihan and children, J J. McCabe and Thomas Bridger, Chicago; David Wolf, Ham mond; Mrs. Btldget Horton and son of Whiting; Mrs. D. J. Moynihan, Ham mond; Mrs. Nellie Gerard, Miss Effie Nixon, Miss. Mae. Hageman, Hammond Mrs. Peter Cook, Whiting. THEATER PARTY. The Misses Cycil .Stoll, Dora Duncan and Edna Krels will compose a theater party tonight to see Maud Adams In "What Every Woman Knows" at the Illinois theater in Chicago. . VISITS IN LOWELL, Mrs. Sarah Manahan of Crown Point was "the guest of friends In Hammond for a short time today on her way to Lowell to be the guest of relatives for a few days. LEAVES ON VACATION. . Mrs. Allenworth of East Webb street left today for Pomeroy, Ohio, to spend a week's vacation with relatives and friends. HERE ON VISIT. Mrs. Davis and daughter of Owens sound, Canada, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. M. C. Hembroff at theft- home in Indiana Harbor for a few days, came to Hammond today to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Newton Hembroff and Miss Veda Hemstock. LEAVES ON VISIT. Miss Erma Patten of South Hohman street left this morning for Crawfordsvllle, Ind., to remain a few days as the guest of friends and see the WabashPurdue football game. She will also visit with relatives in Covington, Ky, and Attica, Ind., before returning home. RETURNS HOME. B. Cohen has returned to his home of Irvin Place, Milwaukee, after a few days' visit with relatives and Mrs. D. Hirsch at her home In South Hohman street. PYTHIAN CARIJ PARTY. Hammond Temple No. 73 of Pythian Sisters will give another of the popular pedro parties this evening at the K. of P. hall. Prizes will be awarded the winners of the games and a pleasant time is assured all who attend. WOMAN'S OLUR MEETING. Mrs. O. P. Kinsey, of Valparaiso, exstate president of the Federation of Woman's clubs, will be present at the meeting of the Hammond Woman's club Saturday afternoon in the MasonU temple. She will give a talk on Worn, ens clubs which promises to be of interest to all the members and friends o'f the club. The charity committee will be in charge of the afternoons program and will serve dainty refreshments at the close of the afternoon. A program of instrumental and vocal music and readings has been arranged. An admission will be charged all persons not members ot the club and the proceeds will be used for the charity fund. . ENTERTAINS CLUB. Mrs. Ralph Groman will entertain the members of the Embroidery club at her home in Warren street Monday afternoon and a very pleasant party is anticipated. LEAVES FOR INDIANAPOLIS. John Kelly will leave this afternoon for Indianapolis to attend the conven tion of the Shrtners. HAS ATTRACTIVE PERSONALITY. In reviewing the work of Lina Linehan, the soprano engaged by the Hammond Male chorus for its concert Nov. 19, the St. Louis Republic says: '"Miss Lina Linehan, soprano combines the triple attractiveness of unusual personal beauty, rare vocal talent, and high culture." The Chicago Tribune says: "Miss Lina Llnahan displayed a- fine rich voice to great advantage. Ker

singing was very sweet and many en-

corps were demaade-d. , HAVE PLEASANT MEETING. Mrs. A. L Spohn entertained the members of the Colonial club -very pleasantly yesterday afternoon at her home : In Russell street. The guests spent the afternoon with their - m- -broidery work until at 4 o'clock they were served with & dainty luncheon. Another meeting will be held in two weeks, although the place of meeting has not been, decided. The members present were: MesdamestM. M. Bruce, Julius Dunsing, W. H. Spellman, J. W. Houser, Clark Learning, J. W. Reed, W. Brunt and J. J. Turner MRS. NOLAN A HOSTESS. The members of the Acme Social club were very pleasantly entertained yes terday afternoon by Mrs. J. Nolan at her home in Sibley street. The after noon was spent with cards, several games of pedro being played. The prizes were awarded Mrs. P. J. Herwlg and Mrs. Nolan. At the close' of the games the hostess served a dainty course luncheon. Mrs. C. S. Price will have the club ladles as her guests at her home in South Hohman street at the next meeting In two weeks. ENJOY CLUB PARTY. The regular meeting of the Colum bia club took place yesterday afternoon and Mrs. John II. Glllet enter tained the members of the club and several friends at a very delightful party at' her home In South Hohman street. The afternoon was pleasantly pdssed with cards, progressive euchre being played from 6mall tables In the parlors. The honors at cards were won by Mrs. Peter Crumpacker and Mrs. Mead. A course luncheon was served at the close of the afternoon. The next meeting will take place In four weeks, the regular meeting in two weeks being postponed on account of Thanksgiving and Mrs. F. I. Elllck will entertain at her home in Mason street . Briefs. Mrs. Charles Norton of Hyde Park Is spending the day with Hammond friends. Miss Nina Petitt will spend the week end with friends and relatives In Englewood. Mr. and Mrs. George Clinton of East Chicago were the guests of friends in LHammond Wednesday evening for the Hard Times dancing party. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Fedder attended the flower show at the Coliseum in Chicago yesterday afternoon. Attorney T. M. C. Hembroff of Indiana Harbor was in Hammond today on bus iness. - . Mrs. V. S. Relter Is spending the day visiting in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Primmer and their little daughter are visiting relatives In Dyer today. Mrs. E. W. Bump Is visiting In Chi cago this afternoon. Miss Sadie Swanton will be the guest of friends in Chicago this' evening to see Fritzi Scheff in "The Prima Donna" at the Studehaker theater. Mrs. Cunningham and little daughter are visitors in Chicago today. , Mrs. M. D. Brennan isthe guest of friends In Chicago today. Mrs. Emma Cosgrove is spending the day in Chicago - . Miss Mildred Collins Is visitng some friends In Chicago today. Mrs. H. F. Meikie is among the Ham mond ladles visiting in Chicago today. John F. Jarnecke, of Saxony was in Hammond today on business. F. O. Hodson, of Gary, transacted business In Hammond today.Fred S. Carter, of Crown Point, was among the out-of-town business men in Hammond today. v Frank Hammond has returned , from a few days hunting trip up the Kankakee river. ; Send the children's shoes tomorrow to be repaired. Phone 267, Quick Shoe Repair Works, 114 Plummer avenue. Misses "Nellie and Elizabeth Hogan of Chicago, were the guests of friends in Hammond yesterday afternoon. C. C. Smith,' of East Chicago, was in Hammond today on business. Fred Stuckam, of ary was a business visitor in Hammond today. From the Quincy (111.) Wiiig; VThe pretty face, sweet manners and charming personality of Miss "Lina Linehan add to the enjoyment ipf her voice which Is pure and clear "and true, and as rich as the spring dews." . Dave Lederer has returned from, a short visit with friends in Chicago. ? Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Galer were , the guests of friends In East Chicago last evening. Miss Martha Schaaf was a visitor in Toleston yesterday, giving her - regular weekly lessons in music. Dan Demmons, of Merrvillville, was in Hammond today on business. Miss RoseHvatts, of Ross, Ind., came this afternoon to be the guest of Miss Ava Crowell at her home In Ann street for a few day3. Mrs. George Shade has ben the guest of friends in Toleston for a few days this week. Mrs. Bhryme, of Indiana Harbor was in Hammond today on business. Miss Rae Rockwell, of Crown Point, is spending a few days with friends in Hammond. FURTHER LOCAL NEWS ON PAGE SEVEN. MAX LEVIN THE TAILOR Is the man you want to see for your new... ....... Suit or Overcoat With latest Colors and and' Fashionable Pat terns on hand Over the Lion Store Phone 1034

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