Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 193, Hammond, Lake County, 3 February 1910 — Page 2

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Thursday, Feb. 3, 1910.

THE LATEST IN FASHIONS

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O'Brien of Grasaville. A dainty luncheon was srvd, at tha closa of tha afternoon. A PIEASABTT PARTI. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cope were host

and hostess to the members of the So

cial Evening club last evening mt their

home, 425. East State street. It wu the , regular weekly club meeting and the

last to- be gtrew until after the Xeaten

eason. All the members were present.

making an attendance of twenty. A pleasant social time was spent with card games. The guests played seven

games of pedro at small tables In the

parlors, and" the honors for th evening

were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Otto

Knoerzer. The consolation prizes were won by Mrs. John JT. Beekman and Mr.

Fred Humpher. A pleasant social hour followed, when the hostess served her guests with- a dainty luncheon. .Announcement will be made later of the

next party.

Alf IWPORMAL ClXn PARTY. The young ladies of the Inter Fuella

club were the guests of the Misses WI1-

ma and Lizzie Hussey at their home, 8Sr Hoffman street, at a pleasant meeting last evening. The guests met in

formally and spent the first hour with

the necessary business. Flans were

made to have a theater partyIn the near future,, and other social entertainments were discussed. The re

mainder of the evening was spent

pleasantly with games and music, after

which a dainty course luncheon was served. The next party will b given

on Wednesday evening of nert week.

Miss Clara Beatson will be hostess at

that time ather home, 843 Hickory

street. The following young ladles were present at the meeting last even-

SIMPLR GOWN WITH BEATJTIFU1 TRIMMINGS. , The most successful costumes, from the point of grace and artistic conception, are those developed along extremely simple lines. This .Idea is beautifully exemplified In this white satin gown with draped, pointed bodice fitting snugly over the top of" the drapeed skirt gathered into the waistband. The decolletage is outlined with a rich gold lace, the same material forming the eibow-length sleeve. Pearl fringe graduated In width and a bunch of gold tissue roses further ornament thebodice.

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MRS. EDER ESTEKTAIXS. Mrs. George M. Eder Is entertaining the ladies of Circle No. 1 of St. Margaret's hospital this afternoon. A pleasant social hour will be spent playing cards, and the hostess will serve refreshments. There will not be another meeting until after the Lenten season.

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Hal time was planned for the late after

noon. AN ALL DAV SESSION.

Mrs. Perry "Wilson is entertaining the

members of the Deborah Aid society o

the First Christian church at an all

day session today at her home, 833

"Queen Esther' to bePresented at TowIes Beautiful Musical Number, Will Be Sung at Local Tneater By 11 Choir of St. Paul's Episeopal Church.

The presentation of the cantata of, "Queen Esther by the choir ef the Episcopal church at the Towle Opera House tonight will be a social and musical event of considerable Importance in this city. The ' choir of this church has been preparing this cantata for several

weeks, and it is understood that it is to be rendered as perfectly as is possible with amateur talent. Hammond, music lovers, however, need iio introduction to this musical organization, of which M. F. Church is president, Henry Conkey Is- treasurer and Mrs. C Klingensmith is secretary. The choir maintains the music for Sunday and the occasional services of the church and seeks to study and present to the public of Hammond dignified music of superior quality.

The success of this choir during its

continued existence of nearly ten years.

is very well known. In addition to the

anthems used regularly in divine service, this choir has studied and presented the following cantatas: Schnecker's "Story of Calvary" Gounod's "Gallia"

Schnecker's "Hope of the World" Schnecker's "Risen King" Harker's "Star of Bethlehem" Immediately after the presentation of "Queen Esther," the choir will begin . the study of Stainer's "Crucifixion" and f review Gallia, both of which will be

In Lent. THE CAST.

f owte Q$m Mom

James Wlnflfleld. Lessee.

Geo. L, Manderback, Manager

lng: Misses Elisabeth Heiser, Marjone

McLeod, Minnie Jesehlng. Margaret f presented Robbins. Wilma and Lizzie Hussey, f

Mary McLeod, Altie Harper and Clara Queen Esther... . .Miss Lillian Spafford Bentson. King Ahasuerus Mr. Geo. Love - Mordecai, the Jew Miss Geneva Doran of Woodlawn ....Mr. R. C. Demming (Englewood) will impersonate the character of Ze- Himan, Overseer of Realm reh (Haman's wife) at the "Queen Mr. W. C Belman, Jr. Esther" concert, Towle's opera house, 1 Zeresh, Haman's Wife Feb. 3. Miss Doran took the contralto ....Miss Geneva Doren . (Woodlawn)

part in the "Messiah" at the Kortn Prophetess Miss Lottie Robbins

Shore Festival of Music last June

ladies were in attendance. The guests met informally and spent a very en-

' Joyable social time with conversation

AW ENJOYABLE MEETING. A very delightful meeting of

the

Mordecai's Sister v.

Miss Lottie Burke

High Priest Mr. A. G. Deaver Hegal..... ....Mr. R. Scott Galer

Queen's Maids of Honor Miss Grace

Bell. Miss Julia Reilley.

Zeresh's Maids of Honor Miss Mildred McHie, Miss Frankelena Rumfelt. Scribe Mr. M. F. Church The Beggar Mr. Byron W. Rice

Jewish Maiden. . .Miss Norma Robbins Mordecai's Friends Miss Alice Miller Miss M. Elchorrt. Quarette of Mordecai's Friends Miss Knaggs, Miss M. Elchorn. Mr.'M. F. Church, Mr. R. Scott Galer. Others who will take part are t Miss Lina Lindner, Miss Myra Carter, C. Wels, Cullen Burke. Raymond Fox, Charles Goldlng, Misses Isabelle Shaw, Ruth Brennen. Grace Trotter, Ruth Shaw, Ora Goldlng, Marjorle Lyman, Eva Wilson, Lydia Syrene, Beulah Drackert, Mabel Carr, Phamle Shine, Frieda Monnett, Mesdames Walter C Smith, Steineck, C. Klingensmith, Messrs. James Carr. George Chilton, Floyd Monnett, Henry P. Conkey. May-

nard Smith, Robert Mott, Raymond Zoll, Gordon Woodman. Misses Martha Lund, Harriet Clemens, Marjorle Webb, Frances Pepperdine, Udella Deaver, Marjorle Ruff, Lucile Steineck, Ruth Carr, Lillian Rosenbaum, Viola Pressel, Eva Shine, Ruth Brennon, Gladys Bell, Evelyn

Robst, Ruth Wooden. Beatrice Pepperdine, Blanche Prest, Harriet Carr, Alice

Breillatt, Erma Campbell, Edith Ruff,

Mabel Petero, Lena Wall, Barbara Schneider, Hattie Arnold, Grace Trot

ter, Isabelle Shaw, Ora Goldlng, Vlr

gin la Ray, Hazel Green, Lillian Shaw,

Margaret McHie, Emma Swanton, Ruth

Brusel, Ardele Dunbar, Julia Bren

non, Nellie Green, Alice Fitzgerald, Esther Lund.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY THIRD The Beautiful Cantata "QUEEN ESTHER"

ADMISSION SO cents.

SEATS NOW

MATINEE SUNDAY FEB. 6., NIGHT. The Beautiful Rural Drama "The Littlo Homestead" Wherever you go, whatever you do, I will be there in time to destroy your happiness.' v .PRICES MATINEE 15c to 50c; NIGHT 25c -to 75c.

SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5TII GRAND CONCERT BY Llanelly Royal Welsh Cltoir ADMISSION $1.00, 75 AND 50 CENTS Seats Now on Sale at Towle Opera House.

in Summer street. All were present and Miss

members of the Oalt Lear Embroidery and music a. late hour the hostess club occurred pesterday afternoon when ! served an elaborate luncheon. AnMrs. Scowden entertained at her home , nouncement will be, made later of the

the members Eleanor Lint

was present as an Invited guest of the

hostess. The afternoon was spent in the usual pleasant social way of the club and the members report having had an enjoyable time. Embroidery work was the principal feature of the afternoon and an informal musical

next meeting:. A BASKET PARTY. The members of the Hammond Motor Boat club will be hosts at another pleasant social event this evening when they entertain at a Basket party at their club house. Only the families and a few friends have been invited to at-

program was rendered by the ladies attend. There will be pleasant entertairtthe party. At 4:30 o'clock the guests ment during the evening-, dancing- and

AID SOCIETY MEETS.

The members of the Ladles Aid sor eiety of the First Baptist church are meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Wolf in East State street. An enjoyable social time will be spent at the close of the business session. It . was desired that many members attend. HOID REGtLAR MEETING. The regular meeting of the members of th Ladies' Aid society of the Monro Street Methodist chapel will take place this afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. C. Mlllike in Harrison street. After the routine business has been'disposed of a short "time will be spent socially. A PLATE SHOWER. Mrs. Grace Thomas will entertain a number of East Chicago young ladles this evening at a plate shower in honor At Miss Faye Smiley', whose' marriage to Mr. Carl Thomas -will take place on Saturday, Feb. 5. TRAMS ACT XECESSARY BtSINESS. The ladies of the Martha society Of the First Christian church are meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred Barnett, 833 Summer street this afternoon for the regular weekly meeting. The usual number tt members was expected to be in attendance and an enjoyable so

wer invited into the dining room and served with a daintily arranged course luncheon. The tables had a pretty centen piece of pink carnations and ferns and the color scheme was attractively carried out in pink and white. The next party will be given in two weeks and Mrs. Ed. Gelllnger will be hostess at her home in Alice avenue.

cards being the leading features. A CHURCH SOCIAL. A "name social" was given last evening in the school building at the corner of Sibley street and Oakley avenue under the auspices of St. Paul's Luther league. The invitations were issued

among the members and a few of their

the pleasant features of the social hour, after which the hostess served her guests with ices and cakes. 'a jolly gathering. ' The young people of the R. C. C. club were nicely entertained at the home of the Misses Mary and Mona Krost in Doty street last evening. It was the evening for the regular club meeting and several of the members were in attendance as the party will be the last until after Easter. The guests were received Informally and as they arrived In the parlors they were given colored tissue paper with which to make caps

and hats. A great deal of amusement

resulted from the contest. The refresh

ments were daintily served In three

courses. The following are the members

of the club: Misses Alvina and Florence

Stormel, Marjorle and Tlllie Ruschli,

Rose Eder, Clara Dibos, Anna and Mar

Jorie Kroezer. Henrietta Raymus, Mary

and Mona Krost, and Messrs. Will and

Dftrrrninn ntill nnnlinnn i

uaigawo dim buiiiuiuc

in our Reatiy-to-Wear

Section on the 2nd floor

Those of Interest are: LADIES' GOATS KISSES' SUITS CHILDREN'S COATS JURS, SKIRTS SHIRT WAISTS These are garments which sold regularly from 98c to $15.00 Will be sold from 39c to $3.98 RUIISTADT'S 589-595 S. Hohman Street

uammona, ina.

voted to the necessary business and a dinner was served at noon. All the members were Invited to be present. Queen Esther's triumphal march by forty young misses will be a lovely scene. Towle's opera house, Thursday evening, Feb. 3. ESTEHTAIS1 AT CARDS. Mrs. A. D. James will have as her guests this afternoon at her home In State street the members of the Acme Social club, of which she is a member.

An enjoyable social time will be spent in the usual way of the club with card games and several games of pedro 'will be played.

ESTERTAHS INFORMALLY. Mrs. Hoffman of Pullman, 111., will have as her guests this afternoon at a pleasant party the members of the Fern

Leaf Linen club. Mrs. Hoffman will en

tertain at the home of Mrs. Max Schmidt in South Hohman street. The party is anticipate.! as one of the enjoyable ones of the year, and cards will be the principal diversion. AN AFTERNOON PARTY. A pleasant meeting of the ladies of the Sunshine club will occur this afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. L. Dorten. All the members expected to be present and anticipated an enjoyable time In the usual way of the club. Several games of pedro will be played at small tables. HAVE A SOCIAL MEETING. Miss Iva Suncoke will have the

young ladles of the A. D. Q.'s as her guests this evening at her home in East Sibley street. The evening: will . be

spent pleasantly with various social dl

versions, and embroidery work will be

one of the features.

Mask Carnival at East Chicago Rink Saturday, Feb. 5.. 2-5t

A SOCIAL MEETING.

Miss Marguerite Haefer- will entertain several of her girl - friends this evening at her home in Michigan ave

nue. It is the regular weekly meeting

and an enjoyable social time is anticl pated. AID SOCIETY MEETS.

The members of the Ladles' Aid society of the First Presbyterian church met yesterday afternoon In the church social rooms for the regular weekly meeting. There was a good attendance of members and the necessary business

was disposed off. An enjoyable social hour was spent when Mrs. EdithGrlffin and Mrs. Mary Holm entertained and served dainty refreshments. Another meeting will take place next Wednes

day afternoon and the usual large attendance is desired. LAST OF THE SEASON'S MEETINGS,

The regular weekyly meeting of the ladles of the Knights of Columbus was

held yesterday afternoon in the K. of

C. club rooms. Several ladies were in

attendance as the meeting was an

nounced to be the last until after the Lenten season. A short business se-

ion was held at the opening of the meeting, after which card games were enjoyed. The guests played, several games of pedro at small tabls in the parlors. The honors at the games were f lvea. to Mrs. Josejh. Hoffman and lira.

The Whiting Roller Skating Rink j

will open Thursday, Feb. 3. Skating every evening, Saturday and Sunday afternoons. 2-4t

PARENTS CIXB MEETS. The members of the Parents club of

the Irving school will hold their next

regular meeting Friday afternoon, Feb.

4, at 3 o'clock, in the school hall. It is desired that many members attend as Important business will be transacted.

A short social hour win ronow.

AT HOME TO FRIENDS. Mr. and Mrs. William Charles Daly

moved from the Hotel Carleton to their

new apartment in the Warner building

in East State street yesterday, where they will make their home in the future.

Queen Esther at Towle's opera house

Thursday evening. Feb. 3. Miss Lil

lian Spafford will Impersonate "Esther, the Beautiful Queen." Don't fall to

hear the beautiful solos in her char

acter.

MEETING WAS LARGELY ATTENDED

Mrs. Mary M. Huehn was "at home"

to the members of the Ladies Aid society of St. Paul's Lutheran church yesterday afternoon at her residence in Logan street. It was the regular meeting of the society and about fifty

Three Days Starting Thursday

FEBRUARY 3rd The Beautiful Rural Drama "THE LITTLE HOMESTEAD"

4 Days Starting Snn. Matinee February 6th, Matinee Wednesday" V' CAMPBELL DREW CO, Presents the Greater . Tiger Lillie Co. IN EXTRAVAGANZA AND REFINED BURLESQUE 40 PEOPLE -40 A. GREAT SHOW ! V

PRICBSi Week Hlghts. 15c, 25c. 35r. 50c and 75r, $1.03 ; Sunday mint, nr. "Js til 71; St.03

Wednesday and Saturday Mitlaees. toe. 15. 23:attl Us

iriemis "ai.a oae iniriy-nfe anenueu. An admission was charged each guest according to the number of letters In his or her name, and the proceeds will be sent to the Tent City, near Denver, Colo. A neat sum was realized. A PEDRO PARTY. A very successful pedro party was

given last evening In All Saints' hall on East Sibley street, to which the public was cordially invited. There wa a large attendance at the party considering the disagreeable weather and the many other social attractions. Seven games of pedro were played at small tables in the hall and the prizes for the evening were awarded to Mrs. Adelia Hasse and Mr. O'Toole. The consolation prizes were won by Mrs. C. P. Burgman and Mr. Lawyyer. A very pleasant social time was passed.

- A PLEASANT BOARD MEETING. A meeting- of the members, of the executive board of the Hammond, Woman's elub took, place last evening at South Hohman street instead of with the president, Mrs. Jennie Sawyer of

Clinton street, as was previously an-, nounced. Several of the members were present and the evening was spent with plans for the new calendar. Other routine business was disposed of after which a pleasant social time was en-

Joyed. A muical program was one of

George Knoerzer, George Raymus, wHl Manteufel, Nick Austgen,' Peter Horst.

Louis Eder, John Beekman, Edward Dibos, Will Schloer and Harry Wels. Miss Marie Waltka of West Hammond will be the guest of friends In' South Chicago this evening. Mrs. Roy Traverse of Indiana Harbor will be the guest of her Hammond friends this afternoon for the meeting of the Fern Leaf Linen club at the home of Mrs. Schmidt. . R. A. Tidball of Chicago was among the out of town business visitors in Hammond yesterday. Mrs. J. C. Pannenborg of Wrebb street left this morning for Chicago Heights, 111., where she will spend a few days visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Pannenborg. y -Mrs. Charles Eeall of Chicago is spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Daugherty at their home in Logan street.

FURTHER SOCIAL

NEWS

ON PAGE FIVE.

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Mrs. Walter Vogt and baby of Naperville. 111., are the guests of Mrs. Gorge Groom and family at their home In Williams street for several days. Mrs. Otto Rabe, Miss Emma Huehn and Miss Anna Hastings are spending the afternoon visiting friends In Gary Mrs. J. 0"Brlen of Grassvllle came to Hammond yesterday afternoon to attend a meeting of the ladies of the Knights -of Columbus in the. K. of C. hall.

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