Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 301, Hammond, Lake County, 10 June 1909 — Page 2
THE TIMES. Tli ursrlav, June 10, 1909-
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ATTEMIS WHIST PARTY. Mrs. Orlan "Grant of Renselaer
day afternoon at htr home in Truman ar- avenue. All the members were prsent
rived in Hamnmnd thia morning- from a j but Mrs. John Muller who is visiting in few clays' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. I Pennsylvania, and she sent cards to the Kasson at their home in Bellview f'lace. ! members which were read at the meeth'lie will attend the party a which j ing. The afternoon was spent in the Mrs. F. 11. Mott and Miss Irene Mott I usual pleasant way of the club, entertain this afternoon at their home j
in South Hohman street.
j MSITS IX THE K A ST.
Mrs.' John Muller of Vest Sibley i street has gone to points in Pennsyl-
ehil- , vania for a visit with friends and rel
lightful program has been arranged and the pupils will be assisted by Misa Lillian Spaltord, who will give several violin selections.
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dron of the primary department of the atlves. She will remain away from
Presbvttrian Sunday school at, a very
pleasant party Tuesday evening at th church sootal room. Various games)
were enjoyed and music was a feature Mrs. Chas. Kasson returned home last
until at U o'clock the hostess served evening from a pleasant few days'
daintv refreshments. with her daughter,
Hammond for a few weeks.
HKTl'HXS FROM VISIT.
at her home in
Mrs. Orlan
Rensselaer.
visit
Grant
All SOflKTV MEF.TS. , The Indies' Aid society of the First J Presbyterian church met yesterday af- j ternoon in the social room of the church , for an important meeting. The afternoon was taken up with plans for the
serving of the alumni banquet Friday evening in the Masonic temple.
VISITS IX YALAPHAISO. Attorney John M. Stinson visited Mr. F. Take in Varapralso last evening.
T VKKX TO HOSPTAL.. Mr. "V. C. Ilerrington was taken to the Christian hospital in Valparaiso last evening where he will remain for treatment for a few weeks. Mr. Ilerrington has been very ill and his friends think that the treatment will be successful and that he can return home in a short time.
UMVKS KOR CAXAI.A. Miss Nina Pettit, principal of the Washington school, will spend the week with relatives in Fnglewood, and will leave Chicago for her home near Toronto, Canada, next week, to spend the summer with friends and relatives.
A Hl'SIXESS MEETING. The members of the alumni association of. All Saints' Catholic school met last evening for an important business meeting. There were many members in attendance, and several matters of importance were disposed of. The constitution and by-laws were read and adopted during the early part of the
I ATTEXU HAMMOND PA TIT V. Mrs. Stinchfleld and Mrs. Windell of Valparaiso, earn is to Hammond today to j be guests at an afternoon bridge whiet i at which Mrs. F. R. Mott and daughter, I Miss Irene Mott, will entertain at their i home, 530 South Hohman street.
EXTERTAIXS AT PARTY. One of the very delightful social social functions of the week will be an
afternoon bridge whist party at which Mrs. F. R. Mott and daughter. Miss Irene are entertaining for many friends. Guests will be present from Hammond,
evening, after which the time was spent ; Chicago, Crown Point, Valapralso and with plans for the banquet to the grad- ; Rensselaer. uating class. The banquet will take ' place in the K. of C. hall on the even- ' FER X" LEAF CI.t'B MEETS, ing of Monday, June 2S. A short com- j The members of the Fern Leaf Linmittee meeting followed the general en club are enjoying a very pleasant afmeeting when other details were dis- ! ternoon at the home of Mrs. H. Purge cussed. : in Carroll street. Tt is the regular . : meeting of the club and the usual proATTEXD AFTERXOX PARTY. gram will be enjoyed. Pedro will be Mrs. John B. Peterson and daughter, ' played at small tables. Miss Belle Peterson, of Crown Point, '
will be among the out of town guests : at Mrs. Mott's afternoon bridge whist i party, today. 1
EXTERTAIXS AID SOCIETY. The regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the First Baptist church is. being, held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Bradt in East State street. The usual business program will precede the social hour. ATTEXU (i.VHY MEETING. ' Several members of Hammond Hive No. 2 L. O. T. M. will go to Gary this evening to assist in the work at their
meeting. It is desired that as many members as possible attend and leave on the interurban about 7 o'clock.
High School Boys and Girls Make Merry. Exercises Tonight
and the
follows: Instrumental Vocal Solo . . Reading Vocal Solo . . . Piano Solo . .
RETIRX'S HOME. Emil Feddler will leave this afternoon for his home in Cedar Lake to spend the summer vacation with his parents.
VISITS IX HA.MMOXL. Mrs. Julius Rockwell of Crown Point, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Victor Dyer at her home in South Hohman street. This afternoon she will attend a bridge whist party at the home of Mrs. Fred Mott. AX EXJOYAIM.E PARTY. Mrs. Hal Young entertained the members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery club at a very delightful party yester-
AX AFTERXOOX RECEPTION. The teachers of the Lincoln school are entertaining at a very delightful party this afternoon in the school hall in honor of Miss Idabelle Daugherty, whose wedding to Mr. Charles Beall will take place this summer. A very delightful program of -entertainment has been arranged. A Pl'PII.S RECITAL. Miss Elizabeth Webber will give a
pupils' recital tUis evening at S o'clock
in the auditorium of the First Metho
dist church to which the friends of the class are cordially Invited. A very de-
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Miss M. Spanier one of Hammond's mosl successful and progressive milliners, has decided to enlarge her opportunities and on the first of July will give up her present place of business at 249 State Street. On the first of September she will be at home in the Ruhstadt Emporium, where she will have entire charge of the millinery department. Her present place of business is entirely too small and owing to her phenominal business success, personality and social acquaintance, Miss Spanier feels that her new field will give her great opportunity to enlarge her business. She has spent sometime in the French room at "Gages" In Chicago, perfecting her art and will on September first at Ruhstadts, have the finest millinery display in Hammond. To close out her stock at 249 State street from now on until July 1st, she has cut her prices in two and ladies will find some unheard of bargains. Some of them are:
Regular $10.00 Hats at
Regular
Regular Regular Regular
.75 Flowers at .
3.00 Plumes at . 1,00 Wings at . .50 Veilings at ,
$5.00 39 1.50 .50 .25
Remember the Place MISS M. SPANIER 249 State street, till July 1st. After September 1st, Rhustadts Store.
ATTEXDS PARTY. Mrs. Roy Traverse of Indiana Harbor is expected to attend the Fern Leaf Linen club party today at the home of Mrs. II. IJurge. EXTERTAIXS RELATIVES. Miss Edna Turner will entertain her sister of Armeda, Mich., for a few days at her room in the Hotel Carleton. EXTERTAIXS CLl'll FRIEXI1S. Mrs. Barney Kenney will entertain the members of the Acme Social club at a pleasant party this afternoon at her home in Indiana avenue. Cards will be the entertainment for the afternoon. CHAXGE RES1DEXCE. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. teAVeese and family are moving from 10 Rimbach avenue to 3 Rimbach avenue,- the house recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Burk. EXTERTAIXED IX HAMMOXIJ. Mrs. D. A. Root and Mrs. Margaret Pettibone of Crown Point will be guests at a pleasant afternoon party at the home of Mrs. F. R. Mott in South Hohman street today. RETCRXS HOME. Miss Mabel Olsen, who has been very ill at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stev
ens in Morton court, is beginning to improve, and hopes to be able to return to her home in Stevens' Point,
Wis., next Saturday. RETIRXS HOME TODAY.
Miss Mayme Laws returned to her
nome m crown point today after a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Hammond at their home in South Hoh man street. REMAIXS VERY ILL.
John Laws, who lias been very ill
tor several weeks, was taken worse last evening. He is reported as resting a
little easier this morning, and his many friends hope he will continue to improve. EPSILOX SIGMA CI.l MEETS. Mr. and Mrs. DeBeaux entertained , at a very pleasant party last evening at their home in East Chicago. at which their guests were the members of the Epsilon Sigma club of Hammond. All the members were present, and spent a very pleasant time playing cards. Pedro was played at small tables in the parlors of their residence, and at the close of several games the
Honors were awarded. I he prize winners were Mrs. Booth and Mr. Fox. At the close of the games the remainder of the evening was passed in a pleasant social way until the hostess invited the guests to the dining room, and served a two-course luncheon. Carnations were the dowers used in the dining room, and the flowers were given as favors at the table. The party, was a very enjoyable one in every detail. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herrington will entertain at the next meeting in two weeks at their home in East State street.
A UtIKT WE I)IJI XG. The wedding of Miss Alma Cochran of Crown Point and Mr. Flovd Frv-
ar of East Chicago took place last evening in the Christian church parsonage on May street, the Rev. C. J. Sharp officiating. The wedding service of the church was read at 't o'clock, using the ring ceremony. Miss Mayme Laws of Crown Point was the only attendant. The bride and her attendant were attired in their traveling suits of gray cloth and wore large picture hats. The rip from Crown Point was made in an automobile, and after the ceremony the bridal couple went to their apartment in East Chicago, where they will niake their home in the future. Mr. I'ryar is employed in the office of Mr. Ixwis in East Chicago, and is prominent in business and social circles. He has a wide acquaintance of friends
I who will welcome them to their new ! home. The bride has made 1 i e r 1 i o m e
with her parents in Crown Point, having graduated from the high school there a few years ago. She is a very popular society girl and will he greatly missed In social circles. The. announcement of her marriage will come as a great surprise to her Hammond and Crown Point friends, who will wish her all happiness in the future. Mrs. Fryar has often visited Hammond to attend social functions. HERE OX A VISIT. Mrs. A. E. Lundington nf Middletown, X. Y., ami Mrs. T. J. Colvin of Shelby. Mich., will be the guests of Mrs. Henry Tieclie at her home in Detroit street for a few days. The ladies are sisters. ATTEXU EXERCISES.
Many out-of-town people, friends and relatives of the graduates are expect
ed in Hammond today to attend the
commencement exercises at Towle's
Opera House. EXTERTAIXED AT DIXXER.
Miss Emma Kunert whs entertained
by friends at dinner in Chicago, and in
the evening attended the White City A SOCIAL MEETIXG.
The members of St. Paul' Lutheran
league will hold a social meeting this evening in the schoe-l hall on SIblev
street and It is desired that many mem
Jolly Was the feast last night at' the Kinghts of Columbus hall, the occasion being the Hammond high school junior-senior banquet, at which the former were the hosts and the latter guests. Despite the fact that here and there a gray head bobbed among the three score feasters, all were young, as only high school students and those who love their gay ways know how to be.. Members of the faculty graced the occasion with their presence and through this added much to the completeness of the evening. From S:30 until midnight the walls echoed and re-echoed, first with the sounds of lr.strumenal and vocal solos, then with the merry jests of the banqueters, and later with the happy and appropriate remarks of the teachers, in answer to which came the studied toasts and responses of the young after dinner speakers. But in all this gayety and abandonment of the school rou
tine, the feasters did not forget a miss
ing face of one who should have been 'will follow with them, hut who was instead law ' cises, as a
tossing about on a sick bed, making a
desperate battle to regain that strength
which she had lost in her successful
efforts to master her studies. Thev
found time to think of Hazel La Rue,
a member of the senior class, who is
very sick from a complication of diseases.
Hall a Riot of Color. The decoration of the hall presented i
a riot of color, in which the school col- ! or, purple and white, predominated. The
dignified colors, maroon and gold for the seniors, occupied the place of honor in the hall.
Pampass grass with which the walls
and ceilings had been decked produced
a pretty effect on the whole. The serving of the four course dinner was in charge of Mrs. Epker, who Appointed as her waitresses the girls of the freshman class. The instrumental and vocal program
toasts, respectively, were as
Selection. .Elliott Conroy Rulo Mlnard ....Miss Marjorie Sutter , Miss Mildred Collins ....Miss Farrol Hickover
TO It Ml H, "In after dinner talk Across the walnuts and wine." Tonstmistress, Miss Itassett. Superintendent's Address. Mr. McDaniel To the Athletes Julius Meyn Response Will Atwood To Class of '09 Walter Kennedy Response Will W h i t a k e r Puellis Puerlsque . . . ; Miss Shunk To the Faculty Elinor Phillips Response Mr. McElroy To Class of '10 Alice Hess Response Edwin Friederichs Home Literary Reminiscences . Mr. Spohn To the High School Miss Ibach
Response Marguerite Wilcox Commencement TouIkIi. This evening at Towle opera house
the commencement exerfitting close for the four
years of successful high school work. A program which is exceedingly well balanced will be caried out for the benefit of the graduates and their friends. Dr. James Russell of Columbia university will deliver the commencement address and will speak on "The Chances of Success." The program in full is as follows: Commencement Frogrnm. Overture . .' High School Orchestra Invocation Itev. J. E. Sharp "Larghetto" Beethoven High School Glee Club. "The Chances for Success" Dr. James E. Russell "Two Grenadiers" Schumann High School Glee Club. Presentation of Diplomas C. M. McDaniel P.enediction Selection High School Orchestra
Towle Opera House.
CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE FOR THE SUMMER SEASON
"RIDAY, SATURDAY AISD SUNDAY .Matinees - Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. ";O0 I! LEON AND BERTIE ALLEN, in a comedv sketch "DETAINED AT THE OFFICE "
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JOSIE McINTVRE Character Comedienne KINODROME Entire change of Program Monday
BENNINGTON BROS. Novelty Olympic Atheleta ILLUSTRATED SONOS Admission 1Cc tS.S""' 153
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Iouisville, Ky., June 10. Solar affairs played a great part yesterday, the third of the thirty-fifth annual session of the Xobles of the Mystic Shrine, and the final one of business for the Imperial council.
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We have a number of broken lots of low shoes to close out. Sizes some broken, but your size in many styles, made of Corona Colt Enamel, tan Russia and black Russia leather, all made over desirable lasts and good fitters, none
worth less than 3.00, while they last pair . Patent Leather Street Pumps.per pair Complete line of Vacation Shoes at ... Misses' Tan Dongola Goat Oxfords
Children's Tennis Oxfords,
G to 11, RED, Friday at BOY'S BUCK OXFORDS, ELK SOLES at
Shinola Shoe Paste, 10c size for
Friday, one box to a customer
2.25
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39c 1.00
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ORTT Sc TOWLE 179 Hohman Street Men's 6 Boy's Shop, 129 Hohman StHAMMOND INDIANA
FOR SALE
Ttoy, as standard bearers of th-' sci
mitar and the crescent, chose New Orleans, the Crescent Tity. for the 1010
convention. They also set the date of
meeting back from June to April 12, thus slmwinfr weariness of the hot
southern sun; and thev recognized the
planet of Indianapolis in choosing its
star, Potentate Elias D. Jacobv, as im
perial outer g-uard.
This lowest office on the Imperial di
van puts Mr. Jaeoby on the round for
his fourteen year clirnh to the position
of imperial potentate, to which office
George L. Street of Richmond, Va., was elected today. Favor "Moving Ip" rianBy electing Mr. Street the Shriners set themselvts agrain on record as opposingany change in the custom of moviiiK the officers "up one," to which there had developed some opposition. Charters were granted today to the following, whose banners and claims had bes-inkled the town with color and made It echo with noise all week: Terre Haute, Ind.: Pittsburg, Kan.; Kichata, Kan.; Norfolk. Va.; El Paso, Texas; Fraud Forks. N. P. Charters were refused Macon, t'la., and Newhurg, X. Y.
Frown Ion I.lqnor and Undoes. The imperial council let it be known that it will in the future 'frown down all wholesale distribution of liquor," and it will next year pass a resolution for bidding the distribution of expensive badges among Shriners "because It breeds mad souvenir hunters." The roster of officers for t lie year is as follows: Imperial potentate George I Street of Richmond, Va. Imperial deputy potentate Frederick K. lllnes of Ios Angeles. Imperial treasurer William S. Brown of Pittsburg (re-elected). Imperial recorder F.enj. AV. Powell of P.oston (re-elected). liKMibi ' "Iluxged" by Xntilcs. I Mr. Jaeoby. who is a prominent law
yer and former partner of Chariot) W. i Fairbanks, won over Freeland Ken-' ' ilrlk rf 1 Oi i 1 . ,1.! ,.1, In n-li., 1, , 1 - ,,- !'
the second ballot and made the Jaooby ' election unanimous. As the new mogul of Shrlnedom came from tlie balloting1 rooms he was seized by an army of! waiting nobles and "hugged." It was decided that the imperial council, learning that hotel rates have been I increased in a coming convention elf-,'
may change the location of the session.
CLEARANCE SALE FRIDAY, JUNE 11 Second-hand bicycles for either sex, also a Wolf American Tandem. These wheels have good double tube tires and we guarantee satisfaction to all purchasers. Prices $5 to $14 Easy payments to reliable parties. Anyone having old wheels, frames or tires can bring them a part payment on any of these bargains Triangle Bicycle Shop 243 245 Sibley St. Between Erie and N. P. Tracks
eiety at St. Paul's Lutheran church were entertained at the parsonge by the Rev. and Mrs. Theo Clans yesterday afternoon. The afternoon was spen in a very er.joyabl social way and delicious refn sinners were served. About t' ladis were served during the ai'ttrnon and a neat sum was realized which will be used f"r the benefit of the church. Arrangements were made to have the next meeting at the home of Mrs. P. W. Meyn in Fast State street in two weeks. hold i'i.i;sr Mi:i:u;.
The regular meeting of the Ladies of the Knights of Columbus took place i
yesterday afternoon in the K. of C. hall. Many of tht members were pvsnt and passed a very enjoyable social afternoon. At th close of the business hour cards were the entertainment and several games of odro. The honors for the afternoon were awarded Mrs. O. Rouik and Mrs. O'Caliahan. lt,frtshments were served at small tables at the close of tl;e games. The next meeting will o, in- in two weeks and it is desired that all ihe members be present.
rs bt present. A
gram lias been pit
pected that the evening's
merit will be very pleasant.
very enjoyable propared and it is ex-
nteltaiu-
lUCIIF.AHSAI.S I'OH CDM'KHT, The choir of St. Paul's Lutheran
church are holding rehearsals for tho concert which they will give next Tuesday evening'. June It. An excellent expected that the concert will be one of
the best ever given by tills musical
society.
l,AV SOCHI.. The ladies of the Congregational church will give a lawn social next Thursday evening. June Ifi. at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Newman, at the corner of Chicago avenue and Hohman street. Refreshments will be served and a very pleasant time is assured all who attend.' The proceeds will be
used it is
r the sired
benefit of th many nttend.
.hureh,
ATTKMIS K. (!' C. I'AIITV. Mrs. O'Caliahan of Hast Chicago tended the meeting of the K. of C dies yesterday afternoon in the K. C. hall.
t-la-of
ATTKMS P.IRTV,
arrangements were place of meeting.
not mnde for the
I.KVVK VACATION, Mr. ami Mrs. Hriggs, and daughter. Miss Margaret, left yesterday for Argus, Ind., to visit relatives and friends for a few weeks.
Mrs. K. It. Idsbrow c.imo to Hammond today at Mrs. Mott's party, at South Hohman street.
f YY to be her
oodla wn a guest home in
is Mrs. Jam
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SKltVK'K T ST. IWIT.'S ( III HI H. Tomorrow being St. Parnabas' day. there will be a celebration of holy communion in St. Paul s Episcopal church, at 9:00 o'clock.
iiK.roiiTi'n S IIotliHell j at her home friends bop,.
III.. s reported to on the north for her re-
coverv at an early datt
;i i;st FROM Miss Edna Plo..k
SI'l;l'i I.I. e of Springfield.
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Vaudeville Theatre.... STATE STREET
FUA.VirS'Q isovv HARRINGTON & DONOVAN Comedy Musical Act SCOTT & WALLACE Comedians
BEGIIVINIIva FRIDAY Mr. Henry Shore & Go. High Class Comedy Novelty The Great White Zola Black Art Act
Special Matinee Saturday and Sunday
Doors open '2:30 P. M. and 7:00 P. M. Admission 10 cents
THE IDLEHOUR 5c 1EATRE 271 EAST STATE STREET Latest and Best MOVING PICTURES Change of Program Daily SPECIAL MATINEE Saturday & Sunday Hours 2:30 and 7 P. M.
v 1 THE V i ! SOFT 5 ; fc SIDE V i OF r. t ipp j & r. iv i .
WHY NOT TAKE LIFE EAST 7 GET ON THE "SUNNY SILE." HOW 7 Our Soft Eosom Shirts open the way. Not only soft, but feshlonable. COAT MODELS
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COM KS KOIt A Mrs. John It. Tlinmps la., is expeefe.l tn Se: with her mother. Mrs.
A I) IT. on of Oelwejn, id a few ilays P.elle It. Telk-
ner at the Hotel Carleton. Mrs. Kelkner will return to Iowa with her lani-'l,ter to sponil th" summer.
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Sartorni! rrincpus
saw "Th" ( In Chie.aKO,
TIM'. tTI'.lt. ami Mr. Henry
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A SOCIAL M EKTIXti. Miss IfuUla Weil ontertaintd th" young lalles of the K. "V. V. Emnroi.lery club last evening at h"r home in Indiana avenue, at a very pleasant party. All the mtmbers wore present and spent the evfniriK In the usual way of the club, with embroidery work. Music was also a pleasant feature of the evening until the hostess served a daintily arranged course luncheon. Another meeting will be held Wednes
day evening of next week, although th
Al.l.i n TO CHOW'X POINT. Mrs. J. Hartman was called to Crown l'oint yesterday by the death of a relative. ATTEMt Kl XKKAl.. Mrs. O. K. Palmer of Woodl.iwn, came to Hammond yesterday to attend the funneral of Mrs. Will Noonan. ATTEXIH OIT OK TOWX PARTY. Mrs. Jacob Schlver of Calumet avenue, went to Blue Island today to attend a party given by friends In honor of the Thursday Euchre club.
EXTEKTAIXE1) The members of
AT PAHSOXAGa the Ladies' Aid so
ts the ;uet at her honvin a few days, spending tola;
All Tile I-ldi. gregatioiiai
Mrs. Williams it yesterday aft-rt weekly meeting.
nour.eed to take pi Mrs. Ilothweil, but illness th" chaiig. routine business of posed of and plans a lawn social to b
A social li" "SS St rved
us vial numl at t' -
if Miss (Iretchen I!au"f -out!) Hohman street, for The young ladies are in Chicago.
SO IK I V M MKTS, s' Aid society of tic Conchiiich met hi the home of
'orth Hohman street, n for the regular The meeting was aniia e at the home of
on account of her was mad". The the soi i. ty was diswere also made for e given next week.
r followed, w!o-n the hostlainty r freshments. The r of members w:r- present
hour foil. .wed the dancing was cr.j' one of the ph.-asa
(hs and tin joyahle part
gam. .;..! it .-.ffi
isiturs
s when informal The affair was ir.s in lodge cirreport an en-
A PI.KISAXT AIin A very enjoyable card given in Ijong's hall last der the auspices of Silve L. O. T. M. Th" party wa; attended by members and
who spent a very j with the card games.
PARTY. pa rty was evening unr I,tght Hive ery largely their friends
asnnt evening Several games
of nedro were nlaved. after which the
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Anna Hill Mrs. Jessie Wolf. Mr. Fred Wolf anij Mr. Joe Kasper. Mrs. Fred Aldrieh received the consolation prize. A social
I'MTHTVIX AT CARDS. Mr. ar.,1 Mrs. W. F. Hridgc entertrtltie.l a part;.- of fr:.-nds at cards last evening at thir home in Warren street. P.ridge whist was played .'-.nd the honors at the game.? were given to Mrs. W. K. Russell and Mrs. Clarence Scott. The gentlemen's prizes wer Biv n to Mr. K'lss.-l! and r 'r. ' ilierl in If-!ightful entertainment followed when music ar.-l co:i f.-rsa tion were features. A daintily arranged two course luncheon was served at the same small tables. The following were guests: Messrs. and Mesdame? J. K. Fitztr-raid, F. S. Bet, p. t. r Crurnpacker, C. A. Bennett, Clarence A. Scott, C.eorge Arthur, J. H. C.illett, W. K. Ru.sc.l. . A. Bell, Robert Gillis and T. W. Oherlin. Miss Linda Kunert was the guest ol friends in South Chicago last evening. FURTHER SOCIAL NEWS ON PAGE FIVE.