Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 170, Hammond, Lake County, 7 January 1910 — Page 2

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Friday, Jan. 7, 1910.

OVER THE TEA CUPS

A SOCIAL. GATHERING. The members of the N. P. Whist club win spend a pleasapt time this evening: the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Austin at their Carroll street residence. The evening will be enjoyably spent with card games and a supper will be served. ANOTHER MEETING OK BOYS' CM'B. Another meeting of the members of the Boys' club will occur this evening and their host will be Itenner Hoffman. The usual informal entertainment of games and contests will be enjoyed during the evening and it is expected that several will be in attendance as the meeting is the first after the holl-holidays.

AN AFTERNOON PART V. Mrs. A. Ripley will have as her guests this afternoon at her home In North Hohman street, the members of

the North Side ladies' club. It will be ing, Jan. 12. This reception is an an-

one of their regular monthly meetings nual feature of the club and is well anri nlfa.aa.nt entertainment has been patronized by their many friends. The

committees are: Keceptlon E. E. Fricke, chairman; H. F. Lindner, M. M. Towle. jr., William Leytze, George, Brackert, John Lowden and Fred fieestadt. . Entertainment committee J. M. Stinson, chairman; G. W. Hunter. A. J. R. Hill, A. J. Weiss, E. J. Miller, II. Seestadt, William Roy and Robert Fendig. A KITCHEN SHOWER. One of the season's -very pretty parties was given last evening when Miss

Emma Huehn entertained a large party

evening when several items of interest . 0t Hammond ladies at her home in

to the members were disposed of. It Logan street In honor of Miss Helen

was decided to have a meeting every , shea. Miss Huehn entertained at a

kitchen shower in honor of Miss Shea,

provided. Many members are expected to be, in attendance. "- YOtSG PEOPLE IX ATTENDANCE. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Postalwaite entertained the members of the Presbyterian Social club last evening at their home, 19 Carroll street. About thirty guests 'were in attendance and all reported having had an enjoyable time. The features of the evening's entertainment were games and music and a supper was served. A short business session was called at the close of the

two weeks instead of Thursday evening of every week, as the members

been doing in the past.

COMMITTEES ARE NAMED.

have

EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! Great Slaughtering Sale ot Fresh and Smoked Meats AT THE HMOND MEAT MARKET Sale lor One Day only, Saturday, January 8, 1910 -

7i2-lbs. FRESH LEAF LARD . SMALL FRESH PORK LOINS

SMALL FRESH PORK SHOULDERS

CHOICE CUTS NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK

CHOICE NATIVE RIB ROAST ...

CHOICE CUTS NATIVE ROUND STEAK

1.00 13!c llic

whose marriage to Mr. William Daly will take place Wednesday of next week. The invited guests brought with them many gifts, appropriate for the

The Hammond Motor Boat club held , kitchen and presented the coming

a special meeting at the home of Com- j bride. During the evening the guests

raodore G. W. Hunter last evening and ; met in the parlors and enjoyed social

the following committees were ap- conversation and music until a late

pointed to have charge of the recep- S hour. One of the features of the even, tion and ball, given under the auspices ing was a contest for which the hosof the Hammond Motor Boat club at ; ess awarded three pretty prizes. They the Masonic temple Wednesday even- were given to Mrs. S. E. Swaim, Miss

jDollie Knotts and Miss Kathleen Reilj ley. At the close of the evening" a i prettily arranged course luncheon was

served. The party was one of the very delightful ones of a series that will be given Miss Shea before her marriage. The guests last evening were Mesdames Charles Beall of Chicago, Thomas A. Shea, E. S. Emmerlne, S. E. Swaim, Frank Phillips. W. J. Stewart.

G. H. Aus;i, F. C. Ryan, O. IT. Rabe,

George Manderbach. Ed Simon, Lawrence Long, William Hankey, Misses Clara Kriewitz and Georgian Slegler of South Chicago, Theresa Dorsey, Anna and Genevive Hastings, Dollie and- Eugenia Knotts, Maud Pannenborg, Inez Eaton, Kathleen Rellley and Irene Mott.

yesterday afternoon at her home In; East State street. Her guests were

the members of the THeurdelis club and all were present Several games of pedro were played at small tables in the ; parlors and jthe honors at the l,ameg were given to Mrs. W. 1. Keyser, Mrs.' Glasgow and Miss Rohrman. A daintily arranged course luncheon was served at the close of the afternoon. In the evening Mrs. Keyser was again hostess to a number of her friends, the guests being members of the S. S. Tedro club.' Pedro was the feature of entertainment and pretty prizes were awarded. Mrs. G. Raymus and Mrs. Keyser .won the first and second honors and the other prise was given to Miss Rohrman." Mrs. John Huber received the consolation prize. The remainder of the evening was spent in an enjoyable social way until the hostess served a course luncheon.

There was no business ' transacted at either party and the announcements of

the next meetings will be made to the members later. -1 ' v

street. There were only a few members tn attendance, due to the cold

weather, but the necessary business

was disposed of. The president named

her committees for the new year and other Important business was disposed

of before the social hour. The afternoon was spent pleasantly in a social way and Mrs. Bump served her guests with a dainty luncheon. Another meet

ing will take place as usual In two

weeks and Mrs. Walter Hammond will

be hostess at her home In South Hohman street.

Armour's Star No. 1 Sugar Cured Hams CHOICE CUTS NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST ...

No. 1 CALIFORNIA HAMS

NATIVE RIB BOILING BEEF NATIVE RIB CORN BEEF

FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS, quart ..

162c 84C 122c ....6c 4ic 28c

Read "The Lake County Times" every Friday evening for our Saturday special Prompt delivery to alt parts of the city. Strict attention given to all telephone orders. F?ooe CHAS. BERENDT 9,rf e

ELECT NEW OFFICERS.

The members of St. Paul's Luther

an league met last evening in tne

school hall, the corner of Oakley ave

nue and Sibley street. It was the night for the regular meeting and important business was announced so that many

members attended. The routine bus!

ess was disposed of after which the

annual election of omcers iook piace

and was as follows:

President Rev. Theo. Claus. Vice president Paul Fedder. Treasurer Paul Parduhn. Secretary Miss Lillie Fedder. Llbrarnian William Gilseklng.

Auditing committee Miss Florence

Mangold, Miss Edna Euwert and Hugo

Schrelber.

Entertainment committee Edward

Gehringer, William 1 Gieseklng, Miss

Gertrude Gescheldler and Miss Lillie

Fedder.

PARTY FOR SEASON'S BRIDE.

The Misses Theresa Dorsey and Anna

and Genevive Hastings have invitations out among a number of their friends for a china plate shower to be given

Saturday evening in honor of Miss Helen Shea. The party will be given at the home of Miss Dorsey in West

State street. NOTICE TO COMMITTEE.

All members on the committee for

"Gentlemen's Evening" at the Ham

mond. Woman's club are requested to

meet at the Presbyterian church Sat

urday afternoon, Jan. 8 at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. H. F. Meikle, chairman. A SERIES OF PARTIES.

Mrs. W. L. Keyser very pleasantly

entertained a few firiends at cards

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The

January Clearance Sale of Groceries

Pure HighGrade Groceries subjected to these slashing reductions for SATURDAY, JANUARY 8th.

18c

Gallon Pails, choice OJJp Table Syrup pail. . t?U

Full cream Brick Cheese, lb. Glenwood brand Mince Meat, pkg

Kirk's American Family

Soap, 1 Co bars I uv

Swift & Co.'s Famous Brisket Bacon, iQn pound Iwip Clover Leaf brand Qp Jam, per jar Ob

The Famous Pet brand Milk, Baby size VI - tins, each . 'rb Large tall tins, each ... 8c

BKTXXXXfKTENT F LOUIE mlled ocm&ay rem KAUFMAN & WOLF HAM MOM D; INQ

Majestic transparent A Glycerine Soap, each Hu Full gal. cans ORf fancy Rhubarb, canUu Chicago brand assorted Flavoring Extract 1 fin 15c bottles I Ub Pineapple chunks, can 13c

Candy Dept. Special.

10C

Beauty brand pure Molasses Kisses lb.

Lion XXXX Patent Flour

50 lbs sacks 4 EC for 1.03

Every sack guaranteed to give per

feet satisfaction. 100-lb. SACKS .. .$3.10.

with each 1C0 pound sack of our

famous Lion brand Flour, we will

give absolutely

FREE a 1-lb. 25c can Lion

Crystal Eaking Powder.

-lb. bags absolutely

pure Buck- OC

wheat Flour Udh

Best quality clean fresh

milled Rolled Qn Oats, pound JC No. 1 hand picked Qn Navy Beans, quart. . . Qu

Ginger Snaps and " Soda Crackers, lb 3C Fancy Santa Clara Prunes

pounds nr. P for hC

Our famous 25c high grade

uonee, OOn . pounds for uHC

Gold Dust Washing Powd

er, tne 25c 4 f

packages for .' . I Ob

Fancy Japan Rice

(no broken heads), II-

per pound

uainornia Figs in

tissue wrapped pkg

w 8c

Canned Goods Special. 3-lb. can Tomatoes Pbr pon 2-lb., Early June Peas. --A j 2-lb. can Sugar Corn. .. ( 2 C

Towl psra Homso James Wingfield, Lessee, Geo. U Maaderback, Manager

Big Shipment of Fancy Navel Oranges. From 18c to 48c per doz. Fancy Indian River Grape Fruit, q each Qj See our full line of Vegetables, fresh tomatoes, cucumbers, head lettuce, green peppers, green onions cauliflower, spinach, etc., etc.

Candy Dep't. Special. The famous Cracker Q Jack, pkg. . , . . j jQ

Variosa Castile Soap extra special lc cake.

DRUG SPECIALS. Hill's Cascura Quinine, regular ICa 25c boxes lull White Pine Cough Syrup, regular lOp 25c bottles I 1'

Chamois Chest Protectors

regular 75c sellers

39c

Our Sale in Soap Section in Grocery Department

Cigar Dept. Specials. Lord Selkirk, Curly Maid and Medal Brand, regular 5 cent cigars, Saturday lOr3 25c Tom Davis, 25 in box, while they 1 0 last tOC

TOILET SPECIALS.

Colgates Talcum Powder, all odors . , Violet Cold Cream reg. 25c jars

15C 12c

Swansdown Face Powder, white or 4 n flesh IUC

CAIJFORNIA EXHIBIT CARS.

The North Bay Counties association

of California, representing the five counties north of San Francisco, have

sent out an exhibit car, which will ar

rive in Hammond over the Erie rail

road on the morning of Jan. 8, and will be open to the people of Hammond

Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 8

10 and 11. The exhibit is the selec

tion of Luther Burbank as perfect, and

this is the only collection of Burbank's

creations that were ever exhibited on

cars. There are two or tne cars, wnicn will be on the Erie tracks at Fayette

street, and admission charge of 25

cents is made to cover the expenses of the trip, which are $75 a day. 6-2t. I

HOLD A CZKRXY CONTEST. The members of Miss Elizabeth "Web

ber's class in music will meet Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Hunt in Fayette street. It is desired that many members at

tend as a Czerny contest will be a

feature of the afternoon's musical pro

gram. A pleasant time will also be spent socially.

ATTENDS DANCIXG PARTY. Miss Laura Kiggs of Lowell will be

entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Belman at their home "The Oaks" in Glendale Park during the

week end. Miss Riggs will be an out-

of-town guest at the University club dancing party this evening.

ATTEND HAMMOND PARTY. Mrs. Roy Traverse of Indiana Har

bor was the guest of friends in Hammond yesterday for the meeting of the

Fern Leaf Linen club at the home of

Mrs. Dufrane in Mlcnigan avenue.

Polo The fast Sans Souci team will try to defeat East Chicago at Lewis'

rinir Saturday. Jan. 8th. 6-3t

A DELIGHTFUL GATHERING.

The ladies of the Fern Leaf Linen

elub gathered at the home of Mrs. Du

frane in Michigan avenue yesterday and spent a pleasant social time. All the members were in attendance at the meeting, which was the first of the new year. The afternoon was devoted to card games and feven games of pedro were played at small tables in the par

lors. Mrs. Frederick A. Buirand Mrs

Charles Miller were awarded the first arrd second honors in the games and

the third prize was wpn by Mrs. Du

frane. Mrs. Thomas Katinedy received the consolation prize. The remainder of the afternoon was enjoyably spent in social conversation and music until a late hour when the guests were served with a prettily arranged luncheon.

The refreshments were served In three courses. Arrangements were made to

have the next party at the home of Mrs

Thomas Hart in Michigan avenue in

two weeks. COMMITTEES ARE APPOINTED.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the First

Baptist church held its regular meet

lng yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. W. Bump in South Hohman

Coming to Lewis rink next week

Prof, and Mrs. Eaton, vaudeville skating artists. 7-lt

MARQUETTE CLUB PARTY.

The first meeting of the ladies of the

Marquette club for the new year will

be held next Friday afternoon, Jan. 14,

at the home of Mrs. E. F. Johnston In

South Hohman street. A very delight

ful party is anticipated and progressive euchre will be the feature of the aft

ernoon.

ENTERTAIN AT DINNER AND CARDS

Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mashino will en

tertain the members of the Evening Bridge Whist club tomorrow evening

at their residence in Truman avenue

The guests will meet for a 7 o'clock dinner and an evening of bridge whist

will follow. The entertainment Is an

ticipated with a great deal of pleasure by the members.

ENTERTAINS AT CARDS. Mrs. C. B. Miller was hostess to the

ladies of the Acme Social club at an enjoyable party yesterday afternoon at her home in Clinton street. It was

the first meeting of the members since early in December and many were in attendance. Cards were the entertain

ment during the afternoon and several games of pedro were played. The honors for the afternoon were awarded to the hostess and Mrs. Barney Kenny. After the games the guests met informally in the parlors and enjoyed music and conversation. The hostess served dainty refreshments. The next meeting will be held as usual In two weeks, although the place of meeting has not been decided.

Save doctor bills by keeping your

feet dry. Get your shoes repaired in

time. J. Nelson, 114 Plummer avenue, first door west of Hohman street. 6-2t.

Sunday Night January 9th MORT H. SINGER OFFERS The Merriest of Musical Productions. HOHEYMOOM TRAIL BE4U,i0DaM5 BAKER 11 A&U-U DANCING BROILERS 50 SINGERS DANCERS COMEDIANS 50 PBICES 25c, 35c, 50c,. 75c, 1.00 Seats Selling.

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IMS!

3 Nights Starting Thursday January 6th JULES MURRY offers The Chicago Opera House Success "Via Wireless" First time at Popular Prices Nothing like it in all the world The Ship scene stands forth prominently on the list of big stage effects.

Four Days Commencing, Sunday January 9th. The Sensational ' Melodrama. "THE EYE WITNESS" Massive Scenic Production.

PRICES: Week Nights. lSe. 25c 35c SOc and 75c, $1.00 Sunday NUIt. 25c 3c :iiirv Wednesday and Saturday Matinees. lOc. 15:. 23: aal 33:

$1.00

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MRS. KIRK IS THE NEXT HOSTESS.

Mrs. Davis entertained the laaies or

the Deborah Society of the First Chris

tian church yesterday afternoon at her

home, 520 Calumet avenue. It was the regular weekly meeting: and the routine business was disposed of. Plans were also made for the year's work ', and a great deal of interest was taken

in the preparation. During the social ' hour a luncheon was served. Many j members were in attendance and Mrs. Norton of Crown Point was present as ! a. guest of the hostess. Another meet- j

ing will take place next Thursday aft- ! ernoon and Mrs. Kirk will entertain at I

666 East Carroll street.

her home,

To COX & CO.

250

195

Men's Box Calf Shoes Men's Pat-Colt Shoes Men's Wax Calf Shoes

& Towle

129 Hohman Street

PLAN THE YEAR'S AVORK,' A meeting: of the members of the

Martha Aid Society of the First Chris

tian church took place yesterday aft

ernoon at the home of Mrs. John Hick

man in Truman avenue. It was the regular weekly meeting and several of the members were in attendance. During the afternoon plans were made for the year's work and an amount of other business of interest to the members was disposed of. A pleasant so

cial time followed and the hostess served a course luncheon. The next meeting will take place in two weeks and Mrs. C. W. Bowman will enter

tain at her home, 114 State Line street.

A full attendance of members is de

sired. '

ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY. Miss Maud Pannenborg will pleas

antly entertain a number of Hammond

young ladies at her home in "Webb street this evening in honor of Miss Helen Shea, whose marriage to Mr. William Daly will take place Jan. 12.

ARUAXGE FOR A EXT MEETING.

The next meeting of the ladies of

the Columbia club will occur in two

weeks on Thursday afternoon, and Mrs J .A. Mead will entertain in the par

lors of the Hotel Carleton. As usual euchre will furnish the principal en

tertainment for the afternoon. INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. The members of Hammond Hive, No,

2, U O. T. M., will meet this evening

in the K. of P. hall for the regular meeting. All the members are Invited to be present as the annual installation of officers will occur and other Interesting business be disposed of. A social hour will follow and the committee will serve a banquet. Repairing done evenings; ' rubber soles and rubber heels a specialty; by most modern machinery in the city. J. Nelson, 114 Plummer avenue, first door west of Hohman street. 6-2t. MEETING TO TRANSACT BUSINESS. The Hammond Woman's club will hold Its regular mid-winter business Saturday afternoo nat 3 o'clock in the auditorium of the First Presbvterlan

church. It is the first meeting of the ladies in several weeks and it is expected that many will be in attendance. After the necessary business has been transacted a committee of ladies will serve refreshments.

A CHOIR REHEARSAL. Mr. and Mrs. Giles Warner pleasantly entertained the members of the choir of the First Baptist church last evening at their home In Carroll street. In the early evening the regular weekly choir rehearsal was held after which an enjoyable time was spent socially. The hostess served her guests with dainty refreshments. SPEND A PLEASANT TIME. The young ladies of the A. D. Q's. were delightfully entertained by the Misses EtTiel and Edith Shearer last evening at their home in Sibley street. It was the first party since before the holidays adn several of the members attended. The evening for the most part was spent pleasantly in conversation and music was a feature. At 10 o'clock a daintily arranged course luncheon was served. Mies Ella Ket-

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THE JEWELER

TELEPHONE 77 HERMAN A KELLNER 88 STATE STREET HAMMOND, IND. Successor to Fred Kunzman Will continue to carry the Choicest Meats, Staple and Fancy Groceries, Poultry, Oysters and manuf acturer of the finest Sausage in Hammond. Headquarters for STANDARD GOODS STANDARD PRICE STANDARD WEIGHT I Will Treat You Right,

EXTRA SPECIALS SATURDAY, January 8th Leimbach Bros.

Cor. State and Oakley Ave. Opposite Postofflce

MEATS. NICE DRESSED SPRING CHICKENS, per pound 1"7n (Saturday only) 2l

GROCERIES

1-lb. pkg. PORTERS BEST RAISINS ..

GREENING APPLES, aa per peck UuC ARGO GLOSS m STARCH ZQ PET CONDENSED m MILK, Small iJQ PET CONDENSED Q MILK, Large jQ

Phone 27.

We give Fish Trading Stamps

chum -will be the next hostess and will entertain the club girls at the home of Miss Herman in Muenlch court In two weeks. The following were present last evening: Misses Gertrude Jones, Ella Ketchum. Edna Swltzer, Iva Sincoke. Alice Bump, Sadie Bates and Edith and Etluel Shearer.

FUBTHER SOCIAL NEWS ON PAGE FIVE.