Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 201, Hammond, Lake County, 12 February 1909 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Friday, February 12, 1909.

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ESTERTAISED , IX EAST CHICAGO. ' The members of the choir and orchestra of the First Baptist church were delightfully entertained last evening by Mr. and Mrs. Francis at their home in East Chicago. The party -was one of the pleasantest of the Valentine season and was enjoyed 1y the Hammond guests. The evening was passed very pleasantly with Valentine

gftmes among them being the favorite one of piercing the heart, another ws

usually well attended, many guests coming- from Whiting, East Chicago, Robertsdale, Gary, Crown Point and Hammond. Special car arrangements were made for the guests who came from out of the city and who desired to stay for the entire entertainment. Members had arranged for an enjoyable musical entertainment which was given in the lodge hall early in the evening. The guests then went to the dancing hall where a pleasant program

the writing of Valentine verses. Tie of dances was enjoyed. An orchestra home was very attractive decorated furnished the music for the dancing, with red and white hearts! A dainty At a late hour the boxes were sold

luncheon was served at 10 o'clock. Amoner the guests were: Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bump, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Stake Miller, Misses Bessie Bates, Adaline Longnecker, Muriel Eastwood, Grace Gero, Grace Kuttner, Maud Lewis, Edith Carter, Edith Bradt Margaret Hepner, Sadie Imes, Robinson and Spencer Messrs. Claude Palmer, Otto Hudson, Charles Binder, James Dixon, Dave Roberts, Harry Harris Daly and Wicker. PLEASAXT SOCIAL AFFAIR. One of the most pleasant social events of the winter was given last evening by the Whiting Masons In the Hammond temple. "The affair-was un-

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and during the intermission refreshments were served. J. II. Kasper and

daughters of Hammond had charge of

the serving. The affair proved to be one of the pleasantest ever given in

Hammond and the Whiting Masons will long be remembered among their

f Mends as nleasant entertainers. The

program was well rendered and the so

cial hour, which followed, was enjoyed

by all present.

HOLD REGULAR MEETING.

The Deborah Aid Society of the First

Christian church held ita regular week

ly meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Janery in Roosevelt avenue. The usual business was dis-

Dosed of. after which the afternoon

was passed in an informal social way.

There was the regular attendance of

members.

HOLD LINCOLN PROGRAM.

The Mothers' club of the Lincoln

school met yesterday afternoon in the

school hall. The pupils of the various grades gave a Lincoln program which consisted of music, recitations, drills and an address by Rev. Donovan of the

Conereeational church. The commit

tee from the W. R. C. and G. A. R. vis

ited during the hour.

SCHOOL PROGRAM.

A Lincoln program was given at the

Lafayette school last evening in which

the pupils of the various grades, the teachers and Superltnendent McDanlel and Attorney James K. Stinson took an active part. The parents of the pupils were invited to attend and listen

to the program which had been care fully arranged for the occasion.

SEWING CIRCLE MEETS. The Sewing circle of St. Margaret'

hospital met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry Bieker in Sibley

street and many members attended. Th

afternoon was passed in the usual en

Joyable way with cards, several games of pedro being played. The prizes were won by Mrs. William Bieker and Mrs. Mat Bonney. The consolation prize

was awarded Mrs. John Pascaly. At

the close of the games a dainty course

luncheon was served. The next meet

ing will take place Tuesday, Feb. 23

and Mrs. Peter Aus-tgen will entertai

at her home in Douglas street. MRS. JAMES ENTERTAINS.

Mrs. A. D. James gave a very pleas ant party for the members of the Up to-Date Whist club yesterday after

nnn at tir homo in State street. All

the members were present at the par

ty and passed a pleasant afternoon with cards. The honors at the games were awarded Mrs. C. B. Miller and Mrs. P.

Davis. The hostess served a pleas

ing luncheon before the close of the afternoon. The next club party will be

held in two weeks and Mrs. Miller will

be hostess at her home In Sibley street.

ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY. Miss Dollle Knotts entertained a few

friends very pleasantly last evening at her home in Muenlch court The even

ing was passed in an enjoyable social way with an Informal musical program

and games, after which a luncheon was

served. Among the guests were the

teachers of the Wallace school and a

few friends and were: Misses Crosby,

Clarice Coutrney, Mable and Laura Beck, DeEtta Curry, Blanche Nixon,

Anna Emery, Edith Carter and Dollle

and Eugenia Knotts.

ENTERTAINS AT DINNER. Miss Inez Eaton entertained the mem

bers of the B. B. K. Whist club at a

:30 o'clock dinner last evening at the

home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beck

er in Rimbach avenue. The dinner was

prettily served in courses in the din

lng room where a pretty color scheme appropriate to St. Valentine's day was

used. Suspended oh red ribbons from

the chandelier were red hearts cut in various sixes. The table also had very

pretty Valentine decorations in red and white. An evening of whist followed when the following guests passed a

very pleasant time: Mr. and Mrs. C.

Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. KIngwill,

Mr. and Mrs. William Thum, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Becker, Miss Inez Eaton

and Mr. Ralph Tennant.

VISIT IN KNOX.

Mrs. Charles Richardson has gone to

Knox, Ind., for a few days' visit.

HERE ON A VISIT.

J. F. Anderson of Mobile, Ala., Is here

the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Davis at their home In Plummer ave

nue. Mr. Anderson is an uncle of Mrs,

Davis. '

VISITS IN LOWELL.

Mrs. Harry Hayden went to Lowell

this morning to spend a few days with

relatives.

HAS GUEST FOR A FEW DAYS Miss Mae Nelson is entertaining

friend from Fond du Lac, Wis., at her

home in South Hohman street for few days.

WILL MEET TUESDAY.

The Jewish Ladies' Aid society will

meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Kahn. 39 Doty street. A full

attendance of members Is desired.

THE CITY

Left for Capital-

Trustee John C. Becker of North

township, who is also secretary ot the

Indiana State Association of Trustees,

1

the purpose of looking after the prog

ress of legislation which the state or

ganization would like to see pushed

through.

atlve of the Chicago Alumnae club of Pi Beta Phi of which she was recently elected presldnet. The Pi Beta Phi is the oldest Woman's college fraternity

In existence and the Chicago club is

the largest club and comprises some of the finest, most cultured women in the

city.

LEAVES ON VISIT.

Mr. Wayman of the Hammond Art

I

owie

Opera House.

eft for Indianapolis last evening for store let this morning for New Al

bany, Ind., to spend a few days with

relatives and friends.

Sat. Feb. 13. Matinee and Niirht

Special Valentine Matinee

Gives Picture to Firemen

PYTHIANS SISTERS MEET.

There will be a meeting of Hammond

Temple No. 73, Pythian Sisters this

evenlner in the K. of P. hall and a. full

F. C. Miller, president of the lam- attendance of members is desired.

mond baengerbund-t idelia hinging so- Buslness of importance will be trans-

ciety, nas greatly ingratiated nimaen acte(j

in the hearts of the firemen at station

No. 4, who mhe presented with an ele

gant picture of a blrdseye lew of New

York. The picture Is four feet by sev

en feet in size and is framed In black

oak.

THE GREAT SUCCESS

UNDER S

OUTHERM

J1ABTIU SOCIETY MEETS.

The Martha Society of the First I Written by

Christian church met yesterday after

noon at the home of Mrs. Ralph Pierce

In Condlt street. There was a good at-

Delay Settlement of Trouble ternoon was passed. The ladles spent

tne time with sewing for the benefit of

LOTTIE BLAIR PARKER

Author Of

"Way Down East"

A PLAY THAT WILL LIVE FOREVER

Oscar Krlnbill stated today that he

had not received a notice of. a meeting of the board of county commissioners

as yet and he did not believe that one

would be held Monday. This will de

lay the settlement of the controversy between Bert Escher and John C.

Becker' over the occupancy of ex

Township Trustee Richard Schaafs

room in the Hammond courthouse.

'Was Very Indecent.

Bert Messenger was arrested on the

charge of being very Indecent. He was

picked up by Officer Kunz at 241 Hoff

man street and was taken to Ham

mond, where he was lodged in Jail. As Bert Messenger was drunk at the time it probably explains his conduct. - He was fined $11 and in default of pay

ment was sent to Jail.

Two Drunks Picked Up.

Bernard Barry was arrested by Of

ficer Miller at the Nickel Plate depot,

charged with being intoxicated in a

public place. He showed the Judge that he has not been used to getting

drunk and was released. Peter An

derson was also picked up as an In

toxicated nuisance by Special Officer O. T. Jarchow of the Indiana Harbor

railroad and was found guilty In' the

city court. He was compelled to go

to Crown Point in default of payment.

He lieves in 3472 Avenue M., Parke

Side.

Extra Great Slaughtering; Sale of Fresh and Smoked Meats

-AT the-

OfJD MEAT MARKET 9SE

Sals for one day only, Saturday, February 13, '09

81c

111c ...8c 121c

42C 31c

-84C

9'2-lbs FRESH LEAF LARD FANCY SMALL FRESH PORK LOINS, lb.... .... CHOICE NATIVE LEG OF VEAL, lb CHOICE CUTS NATIVE VEAL ROAST, lb." CHOICE NATIVE VEAL ; BREAST, lb. .. CHOICE CUTS NATIVE BEEF RIB ROAST, lb. . . Fancy Small Hind-quarters , SPRING LAMB, lb. .

1.00

05c 01c

10c 7lc 11c 121c

Choice Cuts NATIVE BEEF SHOULDER ROAST, lb. . FANCY No. 1 HAMS, mild and sugar cured, ib. . . . . ARMOUR'S No. 1 CALIFORNIA HAMS, lb. ...... No. 1 FANCY SUGAR CURED BACON, b HOME CURED FLANK CORN BEEF, Ib , Home Cured Salted Pigs Feet and Spare Ribs, Ib. ... EXTRA FANCY FLANK STEAKS, Ib

VISIT IX CROWN POINT.

Miss Beulah Drackert went to Crown

Point last evening to visit her cousin,

Miss Julia Wirtz. for a few days. Miss

Drackert went to attend the Foresters

reception and dance. VISITS FRIENDS HERE.

Miss Kate Hannon of LaForte. Ind

will spend the week end with the Misses Dollle and Eugenia Knotts at their home in Muenlch court.

ATTEND DANCING TARTY. Among the put of town guests who attended the dancing 'party given at the Masonic temple last night were Misses Donavan, Mable Palmer. East Chicago; Hoyt Ogrram and Junior Swartz, Whiting; Ray Catlow arid Mr. Kranz of Gary and Julian Touche of Crown Point.

FIRST COMMITTEE MEETING. The first meeting of the Civic Im

provement committee of the Hammond's Woman's club was held last evening at

the Carleton hotel and was divided into groups for the study of the city ordinances, concerning the subjects to be taken up later by the committee. The next meeting will be held in Room nine of the Rimbach building, Friday, Feb

ruary 18, at 7:30 o'clock, when the plans will be made for the final steps to be

taken in regards to this work which

is to be taken up.

ENTERTAINS CLVB FRIENDS. Mrs. Claude Campbell entertained the

members of the Fern Leaf club very pleasantly yesterday afternoon. The af

ternoon was passed with various social amusements after which a daintily ar

ranged course luncheon was served. An

other club party will be held in two

weeks when a pleasant social time will be passed.

SPECIAL, SONG SERVICE. There will be a treat in store for all

music lovers at the Presbyterian church next Sunday night. The entire evening service will be Spent in song. Miss Le

the church, after which the afternoon

was passed in an Informal social way.

The hostess served dainty refreshments. The next meeting will be held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. C. Jones, 10 Condit street.

ENJOYING SOUTHERN VISIT. Letters have been received from Mrs.

Roberts Gillis, who is visiting in Florida

saying that she is enjoying her visit

there even more than she had antici

pated. She finds it more beautiful than

ishe thought and is enjoying the flowers

and summer fruits.

A DELIGHTFUL PARTY.

jurs. vv . i bimonton gave a very

charming party yesterday afternoon at her residence in Chicago, to which several of her Chicago friends and the

members of the Marquette club were invited. The guests were entertained at a dantily arranged four course lunch

eon which was served at 1 o'clock. The

remainder of the afternoon was passed

with cards, progressive euchre being

the feature of entertainment. The hon

ors for the afternoon were awarded

Mrs. John McDermott. formerly of

Hammond, but now of Chicago, and Mrs.

T. E. Bell. Only one more party will

be held before the Lenten season and

Mrs. T. E. Bell will entertain at her

pleasant home in Webb street. Four

teen ladies attended from Hammond and

the following were the guests, Mrs.

Cornelius, Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Robert

Law.

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SOCIAL FOR ALL SAINTS.

The ln-dlea of All S1nt' rtinrcli will

The sheriff of St Joseph county at a socIal amJ card party In th(J

Masonic temple on Thursday, Feb. 18.

Refreshments will be served and a good

time had for the benefit of the new i

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Prompt delivery to all parts of the city. Strict attention given to all telephone orders.

Phone 100 CHAS. BERENDT 99 State St.

The man you must trust is your druggist

Ever think about it? Your druggist is the only man you are obliged 40 trust your very life to. If you are not satisfied that your doctor understands your case, you can seek the advice of another physiean; but you must trust the druggist who compounds your medicine that you take.' A'n incompetent druggist may make a mistake in compounding your medicine; the risk of injury is all yours. A dishonest druggist will substitute an inferior or different drug for -what your doctor prescribes; again the risk is yours. You cannot afford to take these chances. Bring your prescriptions here. Our pharmacists are competent and we have no inferior nor questionable drugs and we never substitute under any circumstances. We have every drug and medicine that doctors prescribe and every facility for rapidly and accurately preparing medicine In any form the doctor desires. We do not dare not take chances. Why should you? SUMMERS PHARMACY

South Bend reported to the Hammond

police that a horse and buggy ' was

stolen from Karam & Schilllnger Brewing company of Mishawauka by Fred Flade Jr., a good looking young man,

who is now on his way to Chicago. The chief of police has Instructed all of

his men to be on the lookout for the

thief.

ENTERTAINS AT DINNER.

Mrs. Cornelius Weinard, 376 Oak

street, pleasantly entertained at a six

o'clock dinner Mrs. W. Tice and son and

Mrs. J. Stengel and daughter of Chi

cago.

"UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES."

" Under Southern Skies," which will

be given at the Towle opera house on

titia Gallagher, a soprano well known and of high reputation among the best

musicians of Chicago, has been secured for the evening and will render several

solos. For the eoneres-ational Rlnirlne'

some of the oldest and best known Saurday matinee and night, Feb. 13 the

hvmn. hr, ,u..n TKn.. n needs no introduction to our tneater-

nossess the Gosoel Hvmns Nos. l. 2. S loers- 11 has been 8een ln our cltr n '

and 4 are kindly urged to bring their lts merUs are 80 wel1 known that the

announcement ox us return is sumcieni

to insure a crowded house. "Under

Southern Skies" has proved the great

est in point of popularity and large

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still greater success for this, its eighth

yar upon the road. Its story is a very

strong one that touches the heart and

rouses the sympathies of the specta

tors, while its natural scenes of des I Thursday, Friday and Saturday,

copies with them. A PLEASANT, CLUB PARTY.

Mrs. William Kennedy entertained the

pleasantly yesterday afternoon at her hljrh nrnsTrUv Bni, ,,,-..,, mint J

v.a.a i "rl , , - . . . . .11 1 J -

bers were present at the party and

passed a very enjoyable afternoon with cards. Pedro was played and the prizes were given to Mesdames Hill, Dick and Cole. At the close of the games a de

licious course luncheon was served. The club ladles will be entertained in two weeks at the home of Mrs. Keyser in East State street.

CONCLUDE VISIT HERE.

The Misses Alma and Elsie Zinke of

Fond du Lac, Wis., who have been the

guests of Miss Irene Mott at her home in South Hohman street for several days concluded their visit here today. They

left for Chicago where they will remain

a week before returning home.

Prices: 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00

One Week Commencing Monday, February 15th The Invincible Rosar-Mason Stock Co. Consisting of1

15.PEOPLE-15 SIX VAUDEVILLE ACTS

DAILY 10c MATINEES STARTING TUESDAY 0pening Play "At Risk of His Life"

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LADIES FREE MONDAY NIQHT

USUAL CONDITIONS

llclous comedy Keep an audience ln a l

ripple of. laughter. The Hallow'en

games and pumpkin dance make every

one feel young and gay with the ac-

jtors upon the scene, and are this sea

son made entertaining by entirely new

songs and dance figures. New scenery

and costumes have also been provided

by the management and a thoroughly '

finished performance is given by capable

actors.

February 11, 12, 13.

"WHIRLWIND CHAMPION CUB'S SHORTSTOP" Tbnfcol&e J0 TitlltCr in

Briefs.

Miss Carrie Prott of Bellview place

PLEASANT MONTHLY MEETING. attended the funeral of her grand-

The Woman's Missionary society of mother, Mrs. Frott, in Ross, Ind., yes-

the First Presbyterian church met at terday. the home of Mrs. Henry Bicknell this Mrs. Peter Brown has been in Ross, afternoon. Mrs. Dunham assisted at the Ind., for a few days. Mrs. Brown went

meeting which was the regular month

ly meeting of the society. A very en

joyable program had been, arranged

with several papers and instrumental

and vocal selections.

ENTERTAINS AT VALENTINE PARTY,

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Herrington have

sent out invitations among the young

people ln Hammond for a Valentine

party to be given Monday evening at

their home in Carroll street. The party is given in honor of Miss Stranathan of Gale, Kan., who is visiting here.

ATTEND ASSOCIATION MEETING.

Mrs W. F. Bridge and Mrs. F. I. El-

lick spent the day at the sixth general

convention of the Religious Education

association now being held in Chicago.

Mrs. Bridge' was present as a represent-

to attend the funeral of Mrs. Prott.

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