Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 206, Hammond, Lake County, 18 February 1910 — Page 2

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GUESTS PROM HAMMOND. PT. Peterson of Hammond wu Bonj ttt out-of-town guest at tfie golden wedding celebration of Captain and Mrs. Peter Peterson at Green Eay. Wig. The Green Bay (Wis.) Gazette of I"eb. IB has the following to say: "Two golden wedding celebrations occurred In this city yesterday, being celebrated at the homes of Captain and Mrs. Peter Peterson, 832 South Madison street, and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Parkinson, 720 South Jackson street. Both families conducted the celebrations in a very quiet and informal manner, the meats being chiefly relatives and old friends. A, dinner party was held at the home of Captain and Mrs. Peterson yesterday, at which children and grandchildren were present. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. O'Connor and children of Milwaukee, and P: J. Peterson of Hammond, Ind were the out-of-town relatives

present, During the afternoon from 4 had been disposed of the remainder, of until S o'clock an informal reception the afternoon was spent with sew in e

was held at the family residence,, at

tended by a number of friends in this city.- " ' ' ' " ' CEtEBHATE "WASHUTGTOJf DAT." Tuesday, Feb. 22, will be the anniversary of George Washington's birthday, and 'in honor of the occasion the-member of. the history committee Jit the, Hammond "Woman's , club will serve a chiken pie supper in the dining room of the First Methodist church in Russell street. The ladles are preparing to serve 400 people and tickets can be secured from any of the members, which will entitle you to a good supper between the hours of 5 and 8 p. m. The following is the menu: Chicken pie, whipped potatoes, cabbage salad, jelly, pickles, bread and butter, home-made cake, Ice cream, coffee. MRS. HOFFMAN ENTERTAINS. Mi's. Elmer Hoffman entertained the members of .the Martha Aoid society of the First Christian church at their regular weekly meeting yesterday afternoon at her home in Clinton street. The usual large number of members were present and after the routine business

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1.00 1&C 122c life 112c 12ft

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2c lc

82c

101c

SWIFTS

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SURGAR

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Read -The Lake County Time.- every Friday evening for our Saturday specials Prompt delivery to all porta of the otty. strict attention given to ail telephone ordera. ihoSe CHAS. BERENDT 9s9tr!l!te

for the benefit of the church and so

ciety. At 4 o'clock t the hostess served dainty refreshments! Another meeting will be held next Thursday .afternoon, although the place of meeting has not been decided. Announcement will' be made of It later., " ' HOLD REGULAR MEETING., " The regular meeting of the members of the Ladies Aid society of the First

Baptist church took place on yesterday

afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Gruen In Douglas street. The routine business was disposed of and the remainder of the afternoon was devoted to sewnig. A social hour followed when dainty refreshments were served. Mrs. J. K. Sharp will be the next hostess and will entertain at her home, 427 East Sibley street In two weeks - on Thursday afternoon. A?T EXJOYABLB AFTERNOON. Mrs. Frank "Waller entertained at a very enjoyable afternoon party yesterday at her home in Truman avenue in honor of the ladles of the Silver Leaf club. All the member were In attendance and spent the afternoon pleasantly In card games. Seven games of pedro were played at small tables In the parlors and the t honors at the games were awarded to Mrs. Cushman, first. Mrs. Hupp, second, and Mrs. Charles Hubbard was awarded the consolation prize. At 4 o'clock the hostess invited .her guests to the dining .room where they were served with a dainty luncheon. The refreshments were served In three courses. Mrs. Hupp will be the next hostess and will entertain the club ladies In two weeks on Thursday afternoon at her home, 62 Sibley street. AT THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Mr. George H. Fsleuge ef Plymouth, Ind., will preach at the FirBt Presbyterian church in this city next Sunday morning at 10:45 a. m. and again in the evening at 7:30 o'clock. All are cordially Invited to hear him. AJT AFTERNOON MEETING. A very enjoyable meeting of the ladies of the Sunshine club took place on yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Calrd in Michigan avenue. It was the regular club meeting and the members gathered informally and spent the first half hour socially until the card games were announced. The guests were seated at several small tables in the parlors and played seven games of pedro. The honors at the party were won by Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Dorten and Mrs. Caird. After the games the hostess served a dainty luncheon In the dining room. The next party will be given

a in two weeks on Thursday afternoon

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Walnut Meats

Friday, Feb. 13,1910.

and Mrs. T. F. McKee will entertain at

her home In Alice avenue.

MUSICAL THEL4.T. -, A musical entertainment will be giv

en this evening In the auditorium of the First Presbyterian church to whfch

the public IB invited. An admission of

25 cents 'will be charged and one-half

of the proceeds will be given to the Sunday school fund and the other half

to Mrs. Abble A. - Ford, under whose

auspices the concert Is given. Mrs. Ford will be assisted on the program by Mrs. Sourbeer and only her compositions will be used. Mrs. Ford has been heard in

concert work here during her resi

dence In Hammond and those who have

heard her anticipate tonight's enter-.

talnment with a great deal of pleasure. The following is the program: Selection "Quarrel of the Brownies"

Mrs. Ford

Bubbling Spring... .Mrs. Ford Sleighbell Two-Step.. Mrs. Ford Spring Time Walts... ..Mrs. Ford

Vocal Solo "Spring Violets!'

Mrs. Ford

Concordia Wait.... Mrs. Ford Vocal Solo "Where Is the Heart"

Mrs. Sourbeer.

Frappe Waltz Mrs. Ford

Saturday Is "Free" day at the Lion

Store' Furniture Department.

CHOIR REHEARSAL. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hammond en

tertained the members of the choir -of the First Baptist church last evening at their home In South Hohman street. After the regular rehearsal s a social time was enjoyed and the guests were served with a two course luncheon. The

regular weekly rehearsal of next week

will take place as usual on Thursday

evening, but the place of meeting has

not been announced.

PARENTS' CX.rB MEETS. The Parents' club of the Riverside

school will hold Its meetinjr In the

kindergarten room this afternoon at 3

o'clock and an invitation to attend was extended to all the parents in the dis

trict. It Is the regular monthly meeting and the routine business will be disposed of. after which the following program will be given:

Song Room Three Pupils

Song Kindergarten Children

Vocal Selection Miss Hofer

Piano Solo Miss Irma Campbell Address Dr. Kleanor Scull A BUSINESS MEETING. The members of the Ladies' Aid society of the Monroe street Methodist

chapel met yesterday afternoon at the

home of Mrs. Wayne Van Gilder In De

troit street. Several members were in attendance and spent the afternoon sewing until 4:30 o'clock, when the hostess served refreshments. The next

meeting will take place In two weeks

as usual and Mrs. Saylors will entertain at her home In Jefferson street. Plans will be made at that time for a social entertainment to be given In the near future to which the public will be invited. Saturday Is "Free" day at the Lion Store Furniture Department.

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served with a four-course luncheon. The party ,was one of the delightful functions of the week and the next club meeting will take place In two weeks and the place of meeting will be announced later.

iipwii Aypsra moiiiss.

James Wlndfleld. Lessee. GjoURlanderback Jttanafler

TONIGHT A Romantio Play, Dramatized from the Novel of George Barr McCutcheon

Presented by a Notable Cast;

Attractive and Scenic Production.

GRAUSTARK

PRICES 25. 50. 75 and 1.00. Box Seats 1.50. Sunday Evening, February 20th WINSLOW, SCHREYER. WILSON CO. THE LAUGHING HIT OF FIVE CONTINENTS

The Play that Set the Whole World Laughing

DALLAS VELFORD The Original ra "MR. HOPKINSON" With the Entire London Company.

2 Years London 2 Years New York 12 Weeks Chicago

THE BEST COMEDY EVER SEEN IN HAMMOND PRICES 25, 50, 75, 1.00. Box Seats 1.50- Seats Now

-Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Feb. 21, 22, 23. MATINEE TUESDAY SideUo and Jack's Merrymakers 6 BIC1 ACTS-6 Prices 10, 20 and 30c ExtraMatinee Tuesday 10-20c

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MISS PITTS ESTERTAIXS.

Miss Margaret Pitta was hostess to the young ladles of the J. O. C. club last evening1, at her home, 613 Indiana ave. nue. It was the regular weekly meeting and several of the members were present. The early evening was spnt with preparations for a chop suey supper to to given Saturday evening, to which the members Jiave the privilege of Inviting one guet. The party will

be given at the home of Mrs. C. A. 1 Schaftrath, 631 Summer street, and a very delightful time Is anticipated. When the plans were completed the young ladles spent a short time with their embroidery work before they were Invited Into the dining room for luncheon'. The refreshments were served In three courses. The following were

present: Misses Lichter, Hazel La Rue, Lois Hlckey, Helen and Elsie Malwite, Frieda Flndling, Hazel Cotton and Margaret Pitts. HU LECTURE I?T HAMMOND. Miss Amelia Hofer Jerome will give the principal address at the meeting of the Parents' club of the Washington school this evening at 8 o'clock in the school hall in Williams street. The members and their friends are invited to be present, as the program promises to be very interesting. The young people of the Busy Bee club will be entertained by Miss Cora Cox this evening at her home in Williams street. The evening will be de

voted, to embroidery work and social games. EJfTERTAISS AT EUCHRE. One of the very pleasant events of the week, was an afternon party at

which Mrs. William F. Machino entertained the ladies of the Columbia club yesterday afternoon at her home in Truman avenue. There was an attendance of only twelve members, the others being detained on account of the Lenten season and illness. Miss Swalm of Minneapolis was an invited guest for the afternoon. The. guests were entertained at cards and played progressive euchre at several small tables In the parlors. Mrs. F. S. Bets was awarded the first honors and Mrs. John II. McClay received the second honors. At the close of the games the guests were invited Into the dining room and

DEBORAH SOCIETY MEETS. The regular weekly meeting of the members of the Deborah Aid society of the First Christian church occurred on yesterday afternoon at the hmome of

Mrs. Louis Schneider, 814 Cast State street. The usual large number of members were present and disposed of

an amount of Important business. An hour was also spent in eewing for the benefit of the society. At the close of the afternoon the hostess served refreshments. The next meeting will occur on Thursday afternoon of next week at the home of Mrs. Randolph Langseth, 658 East Carroll street. PROGRAM IS AJfJIOITWCED. The members of the history committee of the Hammond Woman's club will meet Monday afternoon, Feb. 21, at the home of Mrs. W. H, Gostlln, in South' nh man street. It lstbe regular.

3stu3"y Meeting, and an unusually 'at

tractive program has been arranged. "The Cliff Dwellers of Arizona" will be the principal study, and the members on the program committee are Mesdames A. E. Wilcox, chairman; 8. E. Swalm, Wolf, Clark Learning and ' J. C. Lavene. The following ladles will serve on the social committee and will serve refreshments. The chairman requests that all members of the com

mittee be prepared to give a report on the sale of tickets for the chicken pie supper. The program will Include

papers on the following subjects, which will be read by the ladies of the com

mittee for the day: "The Cliff Dwellers of Arizona," "The Dwelling," "The Religion of the Cliff Dwellers" and "The Traditions of the Tribe." There will also be an appropriate reading.

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Three Nights Star. lag THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17th Bargain Matinee Saturday AUGUSTUS THOMAS' ARIZONA AMERICAN aREAf EST fUV. An Elaborate Scenic Production.

rOUR DAYS STARTING MATINEE, SUNDAY, FEB. 20. AMERICA'S CLEVEREST COLORED COMEDIANS THE SMART SET In the Fast, Furious and Frolicsome Musical Melange His Honor The Barber HEADED wBT. THS SOUTHLUiND'8

"SUNNY BOYM S. H. DUDLEY 49 OTHERS 49

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A SOIETY EVENT. The Hammond Woman's club will hold its next regular meeting on Saturday afternoon, Feb. 19, at 3 o'clock In the auditorium of the First Presbyterian church. "Drama Day" will be celebrated and the members of the committee, of which Mr6. Frank. Hammond Is chairman, have arranged a very delightful program. The entertainment is anticipated as one of the most pleasant meetings of the club year. Among those who will take part on the program are Miss Josephine Matthys of Chicago, who will give several readings. Miss Matthys graduated with honors from one of Chicago's leading

colleges of elocution and oratory and was presented with the diamond medal, Mrs. P. J. Lyons will render a piano solo for the opening numbers and Mrs. Floyd West of Chicago and Miss Agar of Valparaiso will give several vocal selections. The members !and their friends are Invited to attend the meeting. Miss Lulu Johnson of South Hohman street was the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. S. Gallagher at he rhome In Tolleston last evening.

FURTHER SOCIAL NEWS ON PAGE FIVE.

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19,

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12c 17c 9c 8c 4c 25c

Saturday Epeclals for cash only.

Phone 27.

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