Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 191, Hammond, Lake County, 1 February 1910 — Page 2
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, , V , a xew; i se of ostrich. - : The late winter millinery brings out some very novel effects which are
,o striking In effect that they bid fair to i find their way Into the spring ' models. One particularly noticeable model shows the crown of a large roll
ing brim shape entirely covered with white ostrich, feathers. This trimming
is in the form of narrow hands sewed flat to the shape. The underbrim is
raced with black velvet, and on the right aide vrhere the brim dips rather
sharply a bunch of violets Is posed on the edge of the brim.
OVER THE
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PREPARE TO GIVE A SUPPER. A meeting of the members on the committee on arrangements for the supper to be 'given by the history committee of the Hammond Woman's club on Tuesday evening, Feb. 22. occurred last evening at the' home of the chairman, Mrs. J. Blackmun of Carroll street. The supper will be given In the First Methodist church in Russell street and, the proceeds will be used to make a payment on the lot purchased by the Hammond Woman's club on which they will erect a club house. A very attractive menu has been selected and everything will be done to make the affair
day afernoon from 2 until 6 o'clock In
honor of her ninth birthday anniver
sary. During the afternoon the llttl people enjoyed themselves In varlou
ways with games, after which they were Invited Into the dining room and
served with a dainty tea. The hostes
was assisted In serving by Miss Ferri
Batchelor and Hiss Lillian Hathaway. Those present were: Erval Stevens
Emma MonoskI, Helen Manke, Gertrude
Brunner, Mildred Hess, Hazel Melville
Dolorvis McCarelly, Frieda Yarck, Fern
Batcnelor and Lillian Hathaway.
Mask Carnival at East Chicago Rink Saturday, Feb. 5. 2-5t
ETTERTAINS WFORMAtLY. . Mrs. Charles Albert Smith very delightfully entertained the members of the Embroidery club yesterday afternoon at her home In RImbach avenue. It was the regular weekly club party: and ten members were present. Mrs. Smith had as her only invited guest" for the afternoon Mrs. O. A. Kimbill. "The guests met Informally and spent - a pleasant social time with their embroidery work until 4:30 o'clock, when the hostess served a dainty luncheon. The next party will occur on Monday afternoon. Feb. 7, and Mrs. G. H. Austin will entertain at her home in Carroll street. At the next meeting there will be an amount of business to be transacted. t - A FIVE O'CLOCK TEA PARTY. Little Miss Helen Hathaway of 233 Gostlin street entertained ten of her little girl friends at tea on last Saur-
and a short program of songs and recitations will be rendered by the pupils
of the grades. . Mrs. Johnson, presl-J
dent of the club, will serve refreshments during the social hour. ' , MEETING WAS POSTPONED. .
The young ladles of St. Agnes guild
of St. Paul's Episcopal church post-
polled' the 'regular meeting, which was
nnounced to. take place last evening
at the home of Miss Beatrice Burk In
South Hohman street on account of the
rehearsal . of the contata "Queen
Esther." A meeting will not take place until next Monday evening, Feb.
when the Misses Helen and Marjorie
Robst will entertain at their home in
Condit street.
, A DELIGHTFUL GATHERING." : The members of the Monday Evening
Bridge Whist club met at the home of Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Oberlin in Warren street ; last evening -for the regular
party. Dr. and Mrs. Oberlin enter
tained at cards, and the guests met in
the parlors and played bridge whist
at several small, tables. ' The honors
at the games were won by. Mrs. Mal
colm Douglas Stewart and Mrs. C. -E. Olhausen. The gentlemen's ' prizes
were awarded to Mr. A. . Murray Tur
ner, first," and Mr. Philip W. Hudson,
second. After the games a supper was
served and the remainder of the even
ing was spent socially. The next party will not.. occur for two week's and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Olhausen will entertain
them at . their resldencevin Glendale
Park. The following are the members
of the club: Messrs. and Mesdames W.
F. Bridge, E. F. Johnston, W. G. Pax-
ton, W. B. Conkey, M. D. Stewart, C. E. Olhausen, Philip W: Hudson, Walter Conkey, Lawrence Cox, A. Murray Tur
ner, W. D. Webb and T. W. Oberlin.
A MtTSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
A number of Hammond young people
met at the home of Miss Ida Heckel-
man In Truman avenue last Saturday
afternoon for a musical entertainment
The young people were all members of
Miss Elizabeth Webber's class in mu
sic with the exception of Miss Beatrice Bunting of East Chicago and Miss
Marguerite Sohl, who were the in
vlted guests of the hostess. The usual
Cznry ,contest was postponed and
program was given under the direction of Miss Webber. Several very enjoy
able Instrumental selections were ren
dered by the members of the class,
after which they met Informally for conversation and were served with
dainty refreshments. About twenty
five guests were served. The next regular meeting will occur in two "weeks on Saturday. Feb. 12, and the Misses Delia and Pearl Laatsch will entertain at their home, 217 Fayette street. The meeting Is called for 2 o'clock and all are asked to meet promptly.
Why Men Are Afraid To Marry
This problem Is solved! Because wo men'of the-present day are so extravagant,-and the reason of this Is that so many girls are never brought into contact with the expenses of home life. If mothers would teach their daughters how to become economical wives, and allow them to take their part In the household duties, and teach" them how to cook and go through the house accounts, much unhappiness might be prevented. . . For Instance, a girl leaves her home where she has been accustomed to every luxury and comfort, andmarries a man In receipt of a small income, and expects to live In the same style as before, forgetting that her husband's Income will not alio wof It.In many cases the husband lunches out, and the wife might prepare a dainty little meal that he could take with him, which would be a great saving.
The wife, too, if she Is clever with her' needle, can make a number of pretty things to wear, so that she can look her best at all times. It Is a great mistake" for a woman to "think that because she has married, she need not trouble about her personal appearance any longer, or to grumble. She should ecognize that if her petty
troubles of home life are serious, how much more serious are his, with all the worries and anxiety of business, and she should endeavor to brighten his life with her love and womanly sympathy. A cheerful wife is a treasure. A man's home should be the one place In the world where he can forget all his worries and cares. ' It is possible under these circumstances to be perfectly happy though poor, but the great trouble of the present day is that the young people want to begin where their parents leave off. Lillian, in Home Notes.
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James WingTield, Lessee. Geo. L. ManderbackJManarter WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd RETURN ENGAGEMENT "GAY MORNING GLORIES"
A RIOT OF FUN AND FROLICS
Prices 75-30-35-25 SEATS NOW
A LARGE ENTERTA13tce,vo th
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AU. OT. Villi A A.. -in. a J ... J 1 l members of th Oolumhia
their husbands on Wednesday e$v
eb. a, at her beautiful new residence
in Waltham street. Homewood. It Is the first large entertainment to be given by Mr. and Mrs. McClay at their new home and a very delightful time is anticipated. The usual diversions of the club will be enjoyed and progressive euchre w'll be a feature. The guests will play at small tables in the parlors. PARENTS CLUB MEETS. The meeting of the members of the Parents club pt the Wallace school will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the school hall. It is the regular monthly meeting and a large attendance is desired. The Rev. Charles Albert Smith, rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church, will address the members
The Whiting Roller Skating Rink will open Thursday, Feb. 3. Skatingevery evening, Saturday and Sunday afternoons. l-4t ENTERTAINS MANY FRIENDS. Miss Bertha Konow entertained a large number of friends last Saturday evening at her home, 209 Frieland avenue. West Hammond. - The guests be-
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plecsantly with games,
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dred invitations have been issued In
Hammond and- vicinity. A program of
sixteen dances will be played and the
music for the occasion will be furnish
ed by Ballou of Chicago.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. - There was a meeting of the members
of Triumph Council No. 1; D. of L., last evening in the K. of P. hall and many
were in attendance. During the regu
lar lodge session the "annual installation of officers occurred."' There were only four officers installed, the others being detained from the meeting by illness and visits out of the city. An enjoyable social hour followed the session when the ladies met In the par
lors for music and conversation. The
following -were the officers Installed
and the remainder will be installed at
a meeting In the very near future: Councilor Mrs. Marlon Toms. Guide Mrs. Ada McDonald.
Associate recording secretary Mrs.
Emma RUndbum. - Outside guard rMrs. Nancy Davis. AN INFORMAL DANCING PARTY,
One of the pleasant society events
of the week was an Informal dancing
party given by the Knights of Colum
bus last evening In Longs hall on State street. The affair was largely attended by members and friends in
Hammond, East Chicago and Whiting.
A special car was chartered for the out
of town guests. A program of sixteen or twenty dances was enjoyed and the music for the occasion' was furnished by the Walsh orchestra. Frappe was served during the evening in the refreshment room. The party was the last entertainment to be given by the members until after the Lenten season, and all who were present report it aa having been a very enjoyable affair. Miss Geneva Doran " of Woodlawn will impersonate the character of Zereh Haman's wife) at the "Queen Esther" concert, Towte's " opera house, Feb. 3. Miss Doran took the contralto part in the Messiah" at the North Shore Festival of Music' last June. '
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MRS. HICKMAN HONORED GUEST.
social time will follow the regular bus
iness session.
Mark White's basketball team, Chi
cago, plays at East Chicago Rink Wed
nesday. 2-2t
N. N. CLUB MEETS. Miss Lillian Fedder will have as her
guests this evening at her home In East State street the young ladies of the N.
N. Embroidery club. It is the weekly
club party and the usual pleasant dl versions will be enjoyed. AST-INFORMAL GATHERING.
,Miss Florence Loveridge will enter
tain informally this evening at her
home, 1 Bellvlew place, in honor of the
members of the Inter Se club and a few
invited friends. Embroidery work and bridge whist will be the features of
entertainment for the evening. A MEETING OF CLUB MEMBERS.
Miss Mona Krost will be hostess to the young ladies of the M. T. club this
evening at her home. 24 Doty street. It
is the regular weekly club party and the usual social diversions will be en
joyed. MRS. HUEHN IS HOSTESS.
Mss. Mary Huehn will entertain the
members of the Ladles' Aid society of
the Lutheran church tomorrow afternoon at her home in Logan street. It is the regular weekly meeting of the society and it is expected that many
will be in attendance. The afternoon will be spent socially and refreshments will be served. AN "AT HOME." Mrs. I. E. Dickenson will be "at home" to the members of the Ladles' Aid society of the First Methodist church on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at her residence, 16 Condit street. I A social afternoon ''will be passed and it is desired that many attend.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY THIRD The Beautiful Cantata "QUEEN ESTHER"
ADMISSION SO cents. SEATS NOW
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Four Days Starting Sunday, JANUARY 30th Charles E. Blaney ; offers - "THE GIRL AND THE DETECTIVE" A New Melodrama
Three Days Starting Thursday FEBRUARY 3rd The Beautiful Rural Drama "THE LITTLE HOMESTEAD"
PRICBSt Week Mights. 15c, 2Sc 35c BOe and 75c Sl.OO Sunday &14Ht. 35c 31:. n: n 79; l-03 Wednesday and Saturday Matinees, toe, 15c, 23c am 35e
DON'T FORGET TO ATTEND THE GRAND PRIZE MASQUERADE AND BALL
GIVEN BY THE
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EXPERT WATCHMAKER AXSD JEWELER
19 YEARS EXPERIENCE
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HERE'S A STORE YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME TO Wherever you are, whatever your business, we want you to understand that we are anxious to be your druggists. In" our stores one man's dollar is as good aa another's. -We have the goods you want. We sell them right. We treat you white. If ever you are dissatisfied, you can have your money back for the asking. And don't be afraid to ask! : , SUMMERS PHARMACY EXPERT RBSCRIPTIOMSTS TOR TEX CONVSNIKNCK OF THE PUBLIC Hohman Street near State TWO STORES Hohman Street near Clinton -Trasses Fitted and Guaranteed Call yonr Doctor over our "phone 28, 142. 309 Medicines Promptly Delivered
oe present were: Misses Bertha
Wake, Meda Wickman, Clara Gangaade, Pearl Cops, Mary Lorenz, Bertha Miller, Emma Wickman, Elsa Konow, Anna lorenz, Elsa Weinlng, Clara Zimmerman, Emma Konow, Clara WeinIng, and Messrs. Fred Berwanger, Frank Layman, Arthur Zimmerman, Fred, William and Henry Konow, Steve KawocskI, Elmer Dlls, William Wickjake, Raymond Nice and Ben Lorenz. Queen Esther at Towle's opera house Thursday evening:, Feb. 3. Miss Lillian Spaftord will impersonate "Esther,
the Beautiful Queen." Don't fail t
hear the beautiful solos in her char ac
A SOCIAL GATHERING.
The econd and lasjf of the series of
social entertainments to 1 be given by
Mr. and Mrs. John Gavit, 765 Sibley
street, in celebration of their twentieth weddingr anniversary, occurred last
evening. They entertained several of
their Hammond and Whiting; friends at a 6:30 o'clock dinner. The guests ar
rived at 6 o'clock and spent a pleasant time in conversation in the parlors
until the dinner was " announced.- A
prettily arraged four course dinner
was served In the dining room, which
had atractlve decorations of red and and white. The hostess had chosen a
large bunch of red carnations for
center piece for the table and the other souvenirs done In the same colors were used. After the dinner the guests were again invited into the , parlors
where they spent the remainder of the
evening. The Misses Zella and Blanch
Irish, daughters of. Mr. and Mrs. J
Floyd Irish, entertained ' th guests with several musical selections and
Master Albert Gavit also rendered a
few piano solos. At the last affair, Saturday evening, there was an equal number of guests and Mr. and . Mrs. Gavit entertained the following last evening: Dr. and Mrs. Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. George Gray and Frank Gavit, all
of Whiting: Mr. and Mrs. J. Floyd
Irish and daughters, the Misses Zella and Blanch Irish; Mr. and Mrs. John
M. Stinson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barnett,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Becker and Mr. and Mrs. John Long. ENTERTAINS AT CARDS.
The ladies of the China club will be
guests at a very pleasant party at
which Mrs. Caroline Dibos will enter tain this evening at her home in Fay
ette street. Cards will be the principal
feature of entertainment and the guests
will play-several games of pedro. , A BUSINESS MEETING. .
A called meeting of the members of
the Hammond Alumni association was
held last evening at 8 o'clock In the
high school assembly hall. The neces
sary business was transacted and all arrangements were completed for the
dancing party to be given Friday even, ing, Feb. 4, In the Masonic tempi
Many guests are expected from out of
town and several Hammond members will entertain at week-end Kouse par
ties for the affair. The dance Is anticl
pated with a great deal of pleasure in
society circles as it will be one of the
largest entertainments to occur be.
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A very enjoyable party was given as
a surprise to Mrs. John Hickman last evening at her home, 618 Truman ave
nue. The guests at the affair were the members of JTasttee lodge, No. 419, La
dles' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, and their husbands.
who planned the party .as a farewell
to Mr. and Mrs. Hickman, who expect
to leave Hammond next Saturday to
make their home in Missouri. - There were many guests In attendance and
they met pleasantly for music and conversation and at a late hour in the
evening were served with elaborate re
freshments.
ATTENDED RECEPTION.
Representative and Mrs. E. D. CrUm-
packer were guests Wednesday even
ing at the first official reception given
by ice President and Mrs. Sherman, at
the home of the latter In Washington.
WH,I, HAVE SOOIAl. SESSIOW. Mrs. Edith Griffin and Mrs. Mary
Holm will be hostesses at the meeting of the Ladles' Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church Wednesday after-
. v - A PEDRO PARTY.. One ef the last of the pedro parties to ' be given, before the L?ntn
will occur on Wednesday evening, Feb. I
2. at All Salns hall on East Sibley street. Several games of pedro will be
played arid prizes will be awarded. The
public is invited to attend and It Is expected that there will be a very large attendance. ABT OUT OF TOWS PARTY. Miss Vida McGee will have as her guess on Wednesday evening at her home in East Chicago the young ladies of the B. B. club. An enjoyable time will be spent with embroidery work, music and social conversation. DEBORAH SOCIETY TO MEET. The regular weekly meeting of the members of the Deborah Aid society of the First Christian church will be held on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Perry Wilson, 83S Michigan avenue. The ladies are invited to meet for an all day session and it is desired that many be present. THE WOMAN'S CLTO MEETS.
At the next regular meeting of the
Hammond Woman's clKb on Saturday
afternoon, Feb. 6, the literature com
noon, Feb. 2, in the church parlors, mittee will have charge of the pro-
The necessary business will be transacted and the remainder of the afternoon will be spent" in a social way. W. T. C.J IT. MEETING. An important meeting of the mem
bers c4 the W. T. C. U. will be held this evening at the home of Mrs. Brown, 330 Claud street. A large attendance of members is desired as business of importance will be transacted. Plana will be made for the organization, of a Junior society and several . new officers will be elected to fill the vacancies In the society. A Gl'IlD MEETING. The members of the Ladies' Guild of St. Pau's Episcopal church will be entertained by Mrs. Charles Albert Smith at the rectory in Rimbach avenue on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. A large attendance of members is desired. HOLD SIGHTLY REHEARSALS. There will be rehearsals of the canta;.a "Queen Esther" tonight and tomorrow at 7:30 o'clock in the guild room of St. Paul's Episcopal chnrch in Rimbach avenue. A good xehearsal was held last evening at Towle's ' opera house, where the entertainment will be given Thursday evening, Feb. 3. Professor Rice of Woodlawn Is present at every rehearsal to direct the chorus. All are urged to be present at the next two rehearsals. WILL. STl'DV POTTERY. Mrs. B. E. Escher Is "at home" this afternoon to the ladies of the art committee of the Hammond Woman's club at her residence. 318 Plummer avenue. Many ladies of the committee expected to be in attendance at the meeting, which has been anticipated with a great deal of pleasure. Mrs. Escher is leader for the day and her program will be a study on "Pottery." MISS IMES ENTERTAINS. The young ladies of the Phllathea club of the First Baptist church .will be entertained by Miss Sadie Imes this evening at the home of Mrs. Baker in Condit street. All the members are In
gram. The meeting will occur in the
auditorium of the First Presbyterian church. Mrs. Ella Adams Moore of the University of Chicago will lecture and the announcement will be received with pleasure among the Hammond cJubwomen who have heard her. Her subject has not been named but It is sure
to 'fie interesting and it iat expected" That many rnembers and frlepds will be
present tohear her.
Queen Esther's triumphal march by
forty young misses will be a , lovely scene. Towle's opera house, Thursday
evening, .Feb. 3. ANNOUNCE A DANCING PARTY,
The members of Gindl's orchestra
announce a dancing party to be given
on Wednesday evening-. Feb. 2, at
Long's hall on State street, to which the public is cordially invited. The entire orchestra of fourteen, pieces' will
play for the dancing. A SOCIETY EVENT
One of the leading society events of the week will occur this evening at the Masonic temple when the members of Hammond Co., No. 60, Uiform
Rank, K. of P. entertain at their an
nual military ball. A large number of invitations were issued to the affair and it is expected that there will be a large number of members and friends In attendance. The dancing will begin
at 8:30 o'clock. A PLEASANT CELEBRATIONS
Mrs. Nick Kaiser very delightfully entertained a number of friends and relatives last evening at her home.
280 Price place, in celebrateion of her birthday anniversary. The features of the evening were music and cards, and
the guests played pedro at several
small tables in the parlors. The honors
at the cards were given to Mrs. Claude
Campbell, Mrs. Comte of Chicago and Mrs. Nick Kaiser. The gentlemen's
prizes were -won by Messrs. Koehlen
Masepohl and Witters. Flashlight pictures were taken of the guests, after which a course supper was served. The refreshments were served at small
tables. Among those present were: Mr.
riled ta h Bxeaent a enjoyable and MrB comte, of Chicago, Mr. and
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Mrs. Frank Masepohl of South Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Witters, Mr. and , Mrs. Claude Campbell and Mr. Herman Koehler.
PERSONALS. Miss Agnes Hill of Gasselli was entertained by friends in Hammond lct evening . for the K. of C. dancing party at Long's hall. Mose Leopold of Rensselaer is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wolf at their home in South Hohman street. ! Messrs. O'Brien of Whiting. Alfred' Hill of Grasselll and Dooley of Hege- j wlsch were among the "but of town! guests at the dancing party given by i
the Knights of Columbus. Miss Mable Palmer1 of Woodlawn was the guest of Mrs. J. C.'Lavene and Miss Blanche Orcutt of Truman avenue, Sunday. , Miss Cora Winters of East Chicago is unable to attend her) duties at the Lion store on account of the illness of
her mother. j Miss Marion Deming ?ias returned ' to Madison, Wis., to resume her studies' at the University of Wisconsin after. spending a few days in Hammond, the'
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Deming, of Carroll street.
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FURTHER SOCIAL NEWS ON PAGE FIVE.
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SIX DAY Hat Sale
No better vHats made than the Knox, Haines or Stetson. THINK OF IT! Your choice of any hat in the house, in broken sizes, during this sale $2.00 L. COX & CO. 142 S. Hohman Street