Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 225, Hammond, Lake County, 23 March 1910 — Page 2

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Wednesday, March 23, 1910.

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f '"'A DELIGHTFtL PABTT. , A very pleasant meeting of the members of the M. T. club occurred last evening and Miss Frances Hutton entertained at her home in Ogden street.

elaborate refreshment were ssrved. Among those present were: Messrs. and Mesdames A. Fesch, H. Flck, A. Cubycheck, all of Chicago; F. Miller, of Monee, 111.; F. Guering, W. Nelson,. J.

Miss Hutton also enteralned a few Blankenburg; ,of Hammond; Misses Ber-

not members of the club, who were Miss

Kugenia Brown, who is home from St. Mary's academy for the spring vacation, and Miss Edna Oder of Hegewisch, 111. The guests were received informally in the parlors and spent a very en-

tha Bauman, Millie Bauman, Bertha Tesch, Edna Cubycheck, all of Chicago;

Louise and Alma Blankenburg of Ham

mond; Messrs. Emil Bauman, Max Bauman, Walter Cubycheck, all of Chicago;

Kmil Herght of Crete.n 111.; Charles

Joyable time in the usual way of the ! Herght, of Monee, 111.; George Guering, club. Embroidery work was one of the' Alec Nelson, Fred Guering, Ed, Harry,

features of the evening and various Rudolph and "Walter Blankenburg.

social games and music were enjoyed

until a late hour, when a dainty lunch

eon was served. The next party will be ;

MISS HERB ST BNTERTAISfS.

Miss Gertrude Herbst was hostess to

very delightful one and In connection with the study program a short musical was rendered. Miss "Wellle McDanlel

played a very pretty piano selection ssnd Miss Edith McConnell rendered a vocal

solo. Their numbers on the program were very enjoyable. Mrs. Charles "Wilson opened the program by reading a

paper on the "IJfe of Sir Gilbert Parker." The paper showed a very careful study of the subject and Mrs. Wilson also brought with her several pictures she had collected, among them one of Sir Gilbert . Parker, another of Mrs. Parker and one of their home. Mrs. Wilson also gave one of the stories of the book "Pierre and His People." Mra W. . J. McAleer read the second of the short stories. Mrs. Jeanle Sawyer read a very interesting paper on the. "Scenery in Canada," where the 'plot of the story was laid, which was very enjoyable. A short discussion followed and

the remainder of the afternoon was spent socially. The next meeting will

not take place for two weeks.

given Tuesday evening of next week ' the young ladies of the N. N. club last and Miss Florenoe Buzzard will enter-! evening at her home in South Hohman tain at her home . in Williams street, street. It was the regular weekly club m J meeting and an enjoyable social time

EJfTERTAIXS INFORMALITY. was spent in the usual way of the club.

Miss Helen Miller Informally enter-j All the members were present and they

tained the members of the Philathea ' met lnforma.iy and spent the evening

club of the First Baptist church last I with their embroidery work. Musio

evening at her home in Douglas street. I was another pleasant feature of the so

It was the regular weeklv meetine and 1 cial hour until 10 o'clock, when a dainty

many of the members attended. The , course luncheon was served. The next 9 West State street, Hammond. Phone rmit Tt Kue1na waa trancnptMl at An i nftrtv will V o-ivTi A.a liftiiA.1 TllAftdftV Hammond 1664. 3-2 3 S t

early hour in the evening and the re- evening of next week and Miss Kline malnder of the evening was spent so- j will entertain at her home in Conkey cially. Embroidery work was one of avenue. The following are members of t.he features of the social, hour and at! the club: Mrs. John J. Claussen, Misses a late hour a dainty luncheon was Llllle Fedder, Bertha Maleitske, Lena served. The next regular meeting will i Hopkins, Augusta and Hulda Kline, occur Tuesday evening of next week j Bertha and Emily Ebert and Gertrude and Miss Corlnne Kaluf will entertain : Claus. at her home in Ogden street. A full j . attendance of members is desired. - A CTTCRCH SOTTPKR.

Miss Edith Prest will be hostess to the members of the Embroidery club on Friday evening at her home in Douglas

.street. A pleasant social time will be

passed iwth embroidery work and music

Mrs. Dora Webster, nurse, has had eight years experience and resides at

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Huff will leave

tomorrow evening for Lafayette, Ind., to spend several days, the guests of

friends and relatives.

There was no meeting of the members

of the Ladles guild of St Paul's Epls

copal church this afternoon, which was the regular meeting day. Announcement will be made of the next meeting

later.

AX EASTER BAZAAR. The members of the Northside Ladies club will hold their annual Easter bazaar. Thursday, March 24, in the parlors of the First Congregational church. A cordial invitation to attend is extended the members and their friends, as many fancy and" useful articles have been prepared for the sale. The ladies desire to clear a neat sum as the proceeds will be used for the benefit of the church. The sale will open at 2 o'clock and continue during the remainder of the afternoon and evening. During the evening the ladies will serve dainty refreshments.

ENTERTAIN MANY FRIENDS. . Mr. and Mrs. J. Blankenburg very pleasantly entertained a large company of friends and relatives last., Sunday at their home, 519 East State street, in honor of their son, Harry, who was a member of the confirmation class. Many o fthe guests came from a distance to be present. The ay was spent

The members of the Ladies Aid society of the First Baptist church will serve a supper on Thursday evening In the parlors of the church,, to which the public is cordially invited. The serving will continue between 6 and 8:30 o'clock and the following menu has been chosen: Meat Loaf Ham Mashed Potatoes Devilled Eggs

Cabbage Salad White and Brown Bread Coffee Cake

AN INTERESTING MEETING. A very interesting meeting of the members of the literature committee of the Hammond Womna's club took place yesterday afternon at the home of Mrs. Harry Voight in Williams street. It was the regular bi-monthly study meeting and a large number of members were in attendance. Mrs. Charles Wilson was chairman of the program committee for the day and the study subject was , "Pierre and His People," by Sir Gilbert Parker. The program was a

W. C T. V. MEETING.

The regular meeting of the members of the W. O. T. U. occurred yeaj.ferXSv

afternoon at the home of Mrs. John

Blanchard In Michigan avenue. It was

one of the regular afternoon meetings and all of the ladles of the society were

invited to attend. There was a good

attendance. In the early afternoon the routine business was transacted and the

j.tw remainder of the afternoon until a late

hour was devoted to a temperance pro

gram. The hostess served her guests

with dainty refreshments. The next af ternoon meeting will take place Tues

day, March 29, although the place of meeting has not been decided. A public meeting will also be held next Monday evening, March 28, at Wels hall on State Btreet and a large attendance is desired. A lecture will be arranged for

the meeting and a musical program will

also be rendered.

The

A SOCIAL MEETING. members of the Kabala

club

Big Easter Provision Sale for 3 Days Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 24, 25 and 26th.

Extra Fine Quality

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13Ic

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Best Fresh EGGS,

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Choicer California Sweet NAVEL ORANGES, each IC

Large Juicy California LEMONS, per dozen I5C National Biscuit Co.'s ATLANTIC or NEWSBOY CAKES, per lb, ... . . . . . . I2c No. 3-.cans 12c quality SOLID MEAT TOMATOES, can 82C -. No. 1 Handpicked NAVY BEANS, per quart t 8JC

IL. L. May & Co.'s Northern Grown

(Vegetable SEEDS, 4package.. . . ..... ... Q

Choice Yellow AMERICAN CHEESE, made

the Elgin district, per pound

12c

1-quart of best quality CRANBERRIES and 2 pounds

! best SWEET POTATOES, both

for only

10c

were nicely entertained at the home of

Raymond Zoll last evening. It was one of the first meetings Since the holidays

and several of the members were pres

ent. The evening was spent socially

in the usual way of the club, after

which refreshments were served. Carl

Bauer will entertain at the next meet

ing In two weeks at his home in South

Hohman street. The following are mem

bers of the club: Walter Kennedy, Rulo

Minard, Bernard Graves, Robert Mott,

Carl Bauer, Edwin Fredericks and Ray

mond Zoll.

PERSONAL.

Miss Muriel Wilcox of Conkey avenue

Is spending the day visiting friends in

Evanston, 111.

Mrs. Thomas Butte will entertain the

members of the Embroidery club this

afternoon at her home in Truman ave

nue. A pleasant social time will be

spent with embroidery work and music

The ladiea of the Martha Aid society

of the First Christian church will meet at the home of Mrs. John Pritsch in

East Sibley street on Thursday afternoon of this week for the regular meet

ing. The usual amount of business will

be transacted and the remainder of the afternoon will be passed in a social

way.

Basketball Hammond Baptists will

play at the East Chicago Rink to

night. 28-lt

A pleasant meeting of the members

of the Embroidery club will take place Thursday afternoon of this week at the

home of Mrs. R. A. Hiokey in Truman

avenue. It Is the regular bi-monthly meeting and a very enjoyible time is

anticipated.

An enjoyable meeting of the mem

bers of the Colonial club will ocour on

Thursday afternoon. March J4, at the home of Mrs. J. W. Houser in Carroll

street. The afternoon will be devoted

to the usual club diversions end embroidery work will be the leading' fea

ture. N

Fred Mott. who Is attending Purdue

university at Lafayette, Ind., is spend

ing- the spring vacation with his par

ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Mott, at their

home in South Hohman street.

Mrs. W. F. Bridge has returned to her home In Warren street after an extended visit in the east. Mrs. Bridge has been visiting relatives in Scranton, Pa., for several weeks where she was called

by the illness of her sister.

Ths Misses Frances and Eugenia

Brown, who are attending St. Mary's academy at South Bend, Ind., are spend-

ing the spring vacation with their par

ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brown, at their

home in Ogden street.

Mrs. John Hughes, who has been very ill at her home in Warren street for the past few weeks, is recovering nicely now, as her many friends will

be glad to know.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huber of State Btreet spent the past week-end with

Mrs. Huber's sister, Mrs. William

Koehle, of St. John.

Mrs. P. Guthridge of Burnham was

a visitor In Hammond yesterday, trans

acting business and visiting friends.

Mrs. A. Kaiser tx Dyer spent Tuesday

in Hammond visiting friends.

Mrs. William Hankey will be hostess to the members Of the Alpha Phi club

Friday afternoon at her home in Ruth street. It is one of the regular meet

ings and a pleasant social time will be

spent with embroidery work.

Miss Grace Gero will Informally en

tertain the members of the Busy Bee

club Friday evening at her home in May

street. It is the regular bi-monthly

meeting and the young people will de

vote the evening to the usual diversions.

Embroidery work, games and musio

will be features of the evening.

Races at East Chicago Rink Friday

night. 22-St

Brenner Hoffman will be host to the

members of the Boys' club Friday evening at his home in Truman avenue.

Games and contests will be features of

entertainment and a pleasant social

time is anticipated.

The young ladles of the Inter So club

decided to postpone the regular club

meeting, which was announced for last evening. The next party will not take

place until next Tuesday evening and

Miss Irene Mott will entertain at her

home in South Hohman street.

The regular meeting of the Junior

league of St. Paul's Lutheran cltirch

RUHSTADT'S

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Hammond, Ind.

Announcement

After April 15, 1910, all

Cash Checks and Fish's Trading stamps will be discontinued.

Those holding stamp

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All Cash Checks will be

redeemed at 5 cents on the

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COMING March 29, "THE ROSARY." , COMING March 31, "THEY LOVED A LASSIE."

FuretWines for Easter at Reduced , i ft Prices. Choice Canfornla SHERRY WINE, full qt... 43c

J Extra fine Imported Spanish AnM

-SHERRY WrNE, full quart, ggc; per bot QUw RoyaUCrown Brand WHISKEY, per bottle at q Imported Swedish ALE, 20c bottles -IOC ClublHouse Brand Fine Holland GIN, bottle. .. -Qq

See Our Big Assortment of Easter Candies. Fresh Made JELLY BIRD EGGS, pound gQ CANDY EGGS in crates and nets, each CHOCOLATE EGGS and MARSH MALLOW 4 ft EGGS, per dozen.. I UC M A RSR MALLOW BIRDS with candy eggs and MARSH MALLOW NESTS with candy eggs, .,. 7 for DC PIGEON SIZE EGGS, per pound

3 Day Sale of Drugs, Toilet Articles and Cigars

HILL'S ACASCARA QUININE, regular 25cpackage jjj DICKINSON'S WITCH HAZEL, guaranteed full strength, 4 r 25c bottle ........,.. I JJC KING'S NEW DISCOVERY, regular 1.00 battle - r . ...59c EPSON SALTS, full pound package JJC

PAAS EASTER EGG DYE, package containing eight solid colors and six transfer sheets, per package..... aC

CIGAR SPECIAL CURLY MAID, DICK CARVEL. and MANUEL DOMINGUES,

good 5c Cigars, for ,

25c

LA BLACHE FACE POWDER,

regular 50c boxes.......

33c

REXALL VIOLET TALCUM; you

always pay 25c, during this sale ,

15c

Saturday Candy

A big value at 40c a box, during 3 days sale.

29c

Fashionable Footwear

will take place Thursday evening in the school hall, the corner of Sfbley

Btreet and Oakley avenue. The usual business and social program will be

carried out and It is desired that all the members be present. i

Mrs. Burk will be "at home to the

members of the Deborah Aid society of the First Christian. church Thursday afternoon at her home. 170 Calumet ave

nue. It is the regular weekly meeting and after the routine business has been disposed of a short time will be spent socially.

Mrs. M. Rubin will be hostess to the

members of the Jewish Ladles Aid so

ciety this afternon at her home. 511 East Sibley street. All the members were invited to be present as important

business had to be transacted. Plans

will be completed for the charity whist party to be given Tuesday afteroon, April 12, at "the K. of P. hall. Xhe remainder of the afternoon will be spent

socially. i

Miss Edna Oder of Hegewisch. III.,

was the guest of Miss Florence Hutton

last evening at her home in Ogden

street for the meeting of the M. T. club.

For Upholstering see Carl Anderson,

287 South Hohman street, or Phone

501. J-23 8t

Miss Lulu Funkhauser of East Chic

ago visited in Hammond last evening.

Mrs. William Curry of East Chicago

wajs among the out-of-town visitors In

Hammond yesterday.

Attorney J. D. Kennedy of East Chi

cago was in Hammond today on bust

ness.

jan Masty or East Chicago was

among the out-of-town business visi

tors in Hammond yesterday afternoon.

Thomas O'Connell of East Chicago

transacted business In Hammond yes terday.

Attorney E. G. Sprout was in Crown

Point yesterday on a business visit.

Mrs. Marlon Hower and Mrs. Newton

Hembroff and little daughter, Vergene

of Carroll street were entertained at

luncheon at the home of relatives in

Englewood yesterday.

The Daughters' Day committee Of the

Hammond Woman's club will meet on

Friday evening, March 25, at the home

of Mrs. John Agnew, S6 Ogden street.

A full attendance of members Is de

sired as plans will be completed for the

program to be given at the public day

at the club when they will have charge

of the program.

Mrs. Anna Hess entertained Mrs. "Wil

liam Foreman and daughter Grace and Mrs. Herman Hasten and son Kenneth of Wheeler, Ind.. yesterday at her home

in Michigan avenue.

Miss Anna Ibach left today for Green

castle, Ind., to resume her studies at De Pauw university, after spending the

me Kind tnat nis liKe a

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We offer the latest modish effect?

perfectly executed on comfortable

lasts, selected from the Best and Most

Fashionable Leathers, made into La

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High Shoes, $2 to $4

Oxfords, $2 to $4

Dancing Pumps $2.50-3

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A Free Lecture

SCIENCE

will be given on THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24th, at 8 o'clock by Hon. Clarance A. Buskirk, 0. Si B at the Towle Opera House Hammond, Ind.

Suitable Confirmation Gifts for Boys and Girls will be found in my new and complete Spring Stock of Jewelry and Watches. Among the new novelties are seen the new Matinee Chains and Lockets, new designs in Stick Pins and Cuff Buttons, Brooches and the new Spike Hat Pins.

Jno. Eo McGariry THE JEWELER My Diamond Stock is the largest and best selected in Hammond.

spring- vacation In Hammond the guest

of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Ibach. in South Hohman street.

Attorney T. Mc. Hembroff was in

Hammond today on a business Visit.

Attorney Willis E. Roe of Bast Chi

cago pent the day in Hammond transacting business.

Mrs. Ainsworth of Lowell stopped in

Hammond for a short time this morn

ing: on her way to Chicago to spend the day shopping; and visiting:.

Mr. B. A. Pratt left this morning for

Chicago after a day's business visit in

Hammond.

Sheriff Thomas Grant of Crown Point

was a business visitor in Hammond today.

Miss Emma Ainsworth of Crown

Point was the guest of friends in Ham

mond for a short time today on her way to Chicago to spend the day shop

ping and visiting.

Andrew Carustosky of East Chicago

transacted business in Hammond yesterday afternoon.

Mesdames Mallett and Minard will be

hostesses to the members of the Ladies Aid society of the First Presbyterian church this afternoon in the social room of the church. The routine business

will be transacted and the remainder

of the afternoon will be spent socially.

The hostesses will serve dainty refreshments. - FURTHER SOCIAL NEWS

ON PAGE FIVE.

MEN'S CLUB MEETING. The plans for the general meeting of the Men's club at which many of the clubs of the city will be represented by speakers who will speak on the activities which his organisation represents ,are moving forward with prospect of success. The following are the speakers who will represent the various organizations of the city. The Hammond Business Men's associationA. M. Turner. The Men's club reter Crumpacker. The Hammond Athletic association Dr. H. C. Groman. The Saengerbund Fidelia F. C. Miller. ' '; The University Club of HammondFred Crumpacker.

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