Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 263, Hammond, Lake County, 6 May 1910 — Page 2

Social News

Hammond

A?T AFTERNOON PARTY. Mrs. Clark Wagner very delightfully entertained the ladies of the No Name club yesterday afternoon at her home in Michigan avenue, at one of their bi-monthly parties. All the members were present and the hostess had as her only invited guest for the afternoons Mrs. Fred Granenstein. The afternoon was spent socially with card games and the guests played several gamea of pedro at small tables. The honors were won by Miss Anna Rohrman. first. Mrs. J. P. Ryan, second. Mrs. Webber, third. Mrs. H. C. Doten was awarded the consolation plate.- At the conclusion of the games the hostess invited her guests into the dining room and served . them with . a . course luncheon. Arrangements were made to

THEJHMES. have the next party Thursday evening, I a COSTTMH PAHTT: J

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MEETTNC WAS POSTPONED. The meeting of the members of the Deboah Aid society of the First Christian Church "which" was announced to take place ye.S3:erday afternoon had to be postponed. . Arrangements will be made to meet next Thursday afternoon and announcement of the place of meeting will be made 'ater. HOLD REGI LAR MEETTJfGi. The regular weekly meeting of the members of the Martha Aid society of the First Christian church occurred yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. John M. Stinson, 609 May street. The usual large number of members were in attendance and spent the afternoon with the routine work. The necessary business was transacted after which the afternoon was spent with

sewing for the society and -church. A social hour followed when the hostess served refreshments. The next meet

ing will take place Thursdav after

noon of next week at the home of Mrs.

Jardon. 320 Walter street.

Special

Sale of Fresh and Smoked Meats

AT THE-

UNO MEAT m

SALE FOR ONE DAY ONLY SATURDAY MAY 7, 1910

T 99 STATE . I STRFFT

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7ya LBS FRESH LEAF LARD SMALL FRESH PORK LOINS, per pound SMALL FRESH PORK SHOULDER, per pound... CHOICE NATIVE LEG OF VEAL, per pound

CHOICE CUTS NATIVE 4 El ROUND STEAK, per lb... J2C CHOICE NATIVE VEAL g

SHOULDER ROAST, per lb. I J H

1.00 15fC 13Ic 131c

CHOICE NATIVE VEAL BREAST, with pocket, lb. CHOICE CUTS NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, pound FRESH NATIVE BOILING BEEF, per pound

ovviri js inu 1 SUGAR Ofl3 CURED BACON, per lb....y4Q

wawrtn reiftTtH S NO. I SUGAR CURED HAMS, lb SWIFT'S NO. CALIFORNIA

HAMS, per pound

io;c 12Jc

81c

171c

13Jc

, , p.,. ,0 olxy. strict attention flvan to IJ telephone orders. PllOne ITT A n V--i-"r--rif-rr,

100

A COSTTMH PAHTT.'

The younar ladles of the O. T. M. club

were the invited guests at a party at which Miss Blanche Culbert entertained last evening at her home in Indiana avenue. Miss Culbert entertained at a costume party7 the second of the series at which the club girls will be guests

this season. Last evening the guests were Invited to a kindergarten party

and ame appropriately gowned in children's costumes. The entertainment

was aDCrnnriat tn n IrlndArimrten i a

hostess having arranged a program of

games ana contests which was very enjoyable. At 10.30 o'clock the guests were invited into the dining room and served with a three course luncheon. The dining room was very elaborately decorated In the colors of the " club; blue and cold. FMtnnn nf th rnlnr

were draped from the chandelier to the

xour corners or the room and from the

chandelier the hostess had suspended a large Japanese umbrella to which

smaller umbrella and dolls were attached and they were given the guests as favors in the dining room. A flash light picture -was also taken before the close of the evening. Arrangements were completed for the next party whih will be given in two weeks on Thursday evening at the home of Miss Jennie Walton "on the north side. Miss Walton will entertain at a Japanese party. A BOARD MEETING. The members of the executive hoard

of the Hammond Woman's club met at the home of the president, Mrs. Jeanie Sawyer in Clinton street yesterday for a combined business and social meeting. Mrs. Sawyer had as her invited guests for the social session, the retiring officers and the newly elected officers of

the club. The routine business was

transacted and the remainder of the afternoon was passed in a delightful social way. The hostess had arranged a guessing contest for the entertainment of her guests after which she served them with refreshments. The meeting was a very pleasant one and was enjoyed by all who were in attendance. AN ENTERTAINMENT. An entertainment will be srlven in the

andltorum of the First Presbyterian hurch this evening under the auspices of the Lincoln school. An elaborate program has been arranged, consisting

or musical ana literary numbers. Miss Pratt, an entertained rom the Txs

Angeles school of oratory will give the

Friday. Mar 6, 1910.

COMET DANCE PLANNED

BY UNIVERSITY CLUB

u"ur wiu t Start- until 10:30 P. M. And Will End When the

- '--r; ,- ..... .... , ... Milkman Goes Home.

The members of the University club of Hammond are planning one of the most unique social events of the season. It is to be known as the Halley's comet dance. Dr. Elmore Salisbury, chairman of the entertainment committee, is making arrangements to hold the dance on Friday. May 20. At this time the comet will be the brightest and its nebulous tail will be sweeping the earth. The Invitations wtl read, "Dancing 11 p. m. to 4 a. m." The party will not begin until 10:30, and it is expected to last until 4 o'clock in the morning. It will be fully chaperoned. Arrangements are now being made for the Masonic temple and for the music. Special programs will be printed for the occasion. Each of the dances will be named after a star or a constellation. A lunch will be served in the ballroom some time during the night.

Yawns Will Be Coetly. Any one caught yawning will have to pay a f orfeigt. Any one caught drooping their eyelids will be fined in proportion to the enormity of the crime. Any one caught sleeping will give a heavy fine and any one who goes home will be barred from the next Halley party, which will be held seventy-eight years hence. It is expected that the comet idea

will be carried out in every way possi

Die. Arrangements will be made to

have as many telescoDes on ban

possible, and there will be intervals at

WHICH ine siar gazing may be done. The party will have to take chances on the weather and can only hope that the

skj' win be clear.

The dance will be one of the most

unique that has ever been held in this city. The return home will be made at about the time the milkman

arrives.

James Wlngfleld, Lessee. Geo. L. Maadcback. Manager TOiNIGHT Xeon Morris' Society Circus TRAINED DOGS, PONIES AND MONKEYS VAUDEVILLE FEATURES DOLLY Will Dive From the Top 'of the Opera House After the Matinee . Saturday Watch for the Street Parade. PRICES: MatLSat!10c and 25c. Nights 10c to 50c.

COME BEHIND THE SCENES WITH US!

program, asaistt i i I . .

. "r rom nam- i ai me nome of her oarents Mr mona. There will be

mad, , candy in barge of the children of! The anernoo Z VtlT,

the grades. The nroceeds will k

for school room decorations. ATS EXJOVABLE MEETIXG. A very enjoyable mtino. n, i

dies of the Good Will cinh i-u. -i

. W ivvn uiaL o

Mrs. Frank BakerTn Ea State street I 'k 7 PrCeedS W'H bS U8ed fr at which Mrs Mable Trn Jln i tt ' h6 b6nefU f tne church and " dahostess. Mrs Truelell 1 .Ired that there is a good attendance, r. ,Truede11 entertained ; Several games of oedro will h a

r . i X IJ awarded. Ice cream and cnv uni k

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children's games.

The Young Ladies Sodality of All Saints Catholic church will entertain at a pedro party and social thi auo.

nlng in All Saints hall in East Sibley

street 10 which the public is cordially

Extra Specials in Our Pure Food Grocery for

zaturqay, May 7th

Best quality com- -jl -d -J pound Lard7 lb. JL Jl 2C

Our famous Lion XXXX Patent Flour, 4916. sack 1.47

Fancy full cream Wisconsin Brick Cheese, per lb.l6c National Biscuit Gs choice assorted Cakes per lb. 10c

Majestic Transparent Glycer

ine Soap, regular 5c j g cakes, 3 cakes for I .Q

iwlffo Pride Washing Powder

the large 25c package, our price today

13c

Fairbanks Santa Claus Laun

dry Soap, g bars for

15c

Clover Leaf Brand Preserves,

all fruit flavors, regular 10c glass jars

Choice Domestic Oil Sardines, can

Choice Broken Macaroni, per lb.

71c

3c 6c

Gallon Can Michigan Choice

Peeled Plums, cans.

35c

Our Special Saturday Combination Sale A Dollar's Worth of Qi Groceries for H (J 2 lbs Best Quality Granuated Sugar, .

regular price

lie 16c

2 lbs our Regular 8c Japan Head Rice, regular price 1 lb our famous 25c Lion Brand Coffee,

regular price 2 bars American Family Soap, reg"lar. PrIce". QC 1 large tall can Pet Milk, regular Price .. 2-lb can Equity Early June Peas

regular price

10c 15c 4c

Full 3-lb tall can Van Camp's Tomatoes, regular price 1 lb best clean fresh Oatmeal, regular price

Regular selling price g-j This lot of Fresh Groceries, for Saturday, at only....' Kfi

Choice Yellow Onion Sets, (price never lower), per quart only . . . . . . Q Q L. L. May's Northern Grown

Vegetable and Flower Seeds, per pkg Extra Choice Large Ruhbarb, per bunch...,

Extra Choice California Blood

Oranges, per dozen , . . .

Fancy Fresh Clean

Spinach, per peck..

Extra Fancy White Tip Radishes, per bunch...

Large Fancy Ripe

Bananas, each!

22c 25c

2c 1c

Extra Fancy Sugarloaf Solid

abbage,

per pound

Fancy Fresh Water

Cress, large bunches.

Extra fancy Southern New Potatoes, ok. 38c 1 Dk. limit to mtnmsr

Saturday Specials in Our Candy Dep't.

Fancy, Assorted Honey Creams, regularly sold at 25c per pound. Special to introduce, 4 f) per pound I y Best Quality Jelly Gum Drops, per pound. . . . . .1 r.hniu 11 1 w Dl.j rr .

wiiu i-ay, yer pouna ijn

Saturday Specials in Our Liquor Dep't A B,g Purchase of Choice California Port Wine SPEC rlr.-----, Fresno":

PER BOTTLE.

(Ask for Free Sample)

Saturday Bargains in , Drugs, Toilet Articles and Cigars

29c

mo ciuo. The miGt. .v. .

me auernoon with card games and played 9even grames of pedro at small tables in the parlors. The honors for the afternoon 7Z Zn bl MrS" Th"" Kennedy, first, Mr, Frank Baker, second, and Mr. Camp, third. The consolation H.IZf WAS 5war5 t Mrs. Thomas Hart. At the conclusion of the games the guests met .nni.n ' ....

- -w.o.jijr na usienea to a short musical program before they were Invited Into the dining room where the refreshments were served. The table was nicely decorated with cut flowers and greens. Mrs. Truedell win be the next hostess and will entertain in two woeks on Thursday afternoon at her home in Sheffield avenue. CELEBRATE BIRTITDAT. One of the pleasantest parties of the week occurred last evening when the members of the Fern Leaf Linen club gathered at the home of Mrs. Pelzman in East State street and gave a su t prise party in celebration of her birth

day anniversary. All the ladies of the!

ciuo were present and spent the even-I ing very enjoyably in an informal

cial way. Music and cards were the leading features of the evening. The guests played whist at small tables in the parlor during We greater part of the evening and prizes were awarded to the winners of the games. Mrs. Ray Fowler and Mrs. August Wiegand won the first and second honors and the consolation prise was awarded Mrs. fam Mindlln. At the close of the evening an elaborate course supper was served at small tables. Mrs. Pelzman was presented with a handsome silver mesh purse, the gift of the club ladies in remembrance of the day.

. LAST MEETIXG OF THE SEASON'. Mrs. W. E. Russell very delightfully entertained the ladies of the Columbia club yesterday afternoon at their last social meeting of the year at her residence in Webb street. Ten members of the club were in attendance arrd there were no invited guests at yesterday's pleasant function. The guests arrived at the home and spent the afternoon in card games. Progressive euchre was played at small tables in the parlors and the honors at the games were won by the hostess. Mrs. Russell, and Mrs. John E. Fits-

gerald. After a nleasant time devnturt

to the games the guests were served

with a course luncheon. The party was the last regular meetinsr al

though arrangements may be made for!

a social meeting to be held before th

close of the season, "at w hich the menu

Ders win play for the last honors.

MRS. SCHIXIER ENTERTAINS. Mrs. Jacob Schloer was hostess at a

very pleasant afternoon party yester

day at her Ilomewood residence at

which the ladies of the. Blue Island Pleasure club were the only guests. Mrs. Sshloer is a member of the club, which meets every two weeks on Thursday afternoon at the home of the different members. The guests arrived at her home early in the day and were served with an elaborate four course luncheon in the dining room at 1 o'clock. The table was very prettily decorated with cut flowers and ferns, carrying out a daintv color srh

Cards were the entertainment during the afternoon and the guests played progressive euchre at small tables. The hostess awarded four prizes and they were won by Mfsdames Shick,

in-ayner, fcchmidt and Baber.

served following the games

Mrs. Charles G. Hohman and Mrs. T. Edwin Bell will entertain the mem. bers of the Marquette club and th

1 gentlemen this evening at the resi

dence of Mrs. Hohman in Mason street. It is one of the social meetings at which the gentlemen are guests of honor. The principal feature of the evening will be progressive euchre. ' FURTHER SOCIAL NEWS f ON PAGE FIVE.

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SUNDAY NIGHT. MAY 8

MORT H. SINGER

THE ONE BIG

HIT

EVERYBODY TALKS ABOUT

PRESENTS

Miss

Nobody

From Starland BY ADAMS, HOUGH AND STEWARD Original Cast and Production DIRECT PROM PRINCESS THEATER WITH Walter Jones, J. C. Marlowe, Blancs Deyo, Nellie Foilfs, Olive Vail, Bert Moore.

America's Prettiest Chorus-See the Big Rehearsal Scene

PRICES 25c, 50c, 75c, 1.00 and 1.50. Seats Now. COMING: s""day, May 15-"THE FLIRTING PRINCESS."

TUESDAY NIGHT, MAY 10. FREDERIC THOMPSON'S Greatest Dramatic and Scenic Production POLLY OF THE CIRCUS A Real Circus on the Stage UNDER THE AUSPICES OF KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Tickets on Sale at Weis' Drug Store and Kussmaul's Ci8ar Store NO FREE LIST

SEATS NOW.PRICES 25c to 1.50.

1ST

Special Notice, lifime. Kenmore

50c $1

The noted Clairvoyant who has given such wonderful demonstrations of her powers fn this city, will state that those wshing to consult her must do so between now and Monlay evening. Your last chance. She tells names, dates and facts without you asking her one question. If you are worried or sick, or in trouble of any nature, you must consult this wonderful lady, for she will help you. Guarantees satisfaction or accepts no fee you the judge.

Opposite Central Park, over Blck's

Laundry. Hours 10 to 9 n. m

Sunday included. Telephone. No

5221. ;

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 67. ; : Matinee Saturday. - GASKELL-MAC VITTY-CARPENTER CO (Inc.) OFFER GEORGE MIDDLETON'S Dramatization of Meredith Nicholson's Novel Rosalind at Red Gate The Best Romantic Play of the Year PRICES 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c and 1.00. Matinee Saturday 15c and 25c."

SUNDAY AND MONDAY, MAY 8-9. Matinee Sunday. . FREDRICK THOMPSON'S

GREAT DRAMA POLLY OF THE CIRCUS EXACTLY AS PLAYED IN CHICAGO. PRICES 25c to 1.50.

Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin,

regularly 50c bottle. .

King's New Discovery, regular 1.00 size

Hill's Cascara Quinine, 25c boxes

59c 15c

William's Shaving Soap, 10c cakes, Saturday

Have you tried our Fresh Crushed

Strawberry Sundas

It's Only 5c.

Big Cigar Specials LORD SELKIRK, MANUEL DOMINGUES, DICK nrm CURVEL, 10 for.... 25C EL TOR A, NEW BACHELOR AND MAJOR PAUL, or s for- 25c

Pompeian Massage Cream.

regular 75c size...

Derma Viva, the irreat

beautifier, 50c bottle..

Peerless or Red Band Tfi,

Powder, 25c cans...

Extra Fine Toilet Chamois, 15c size, Saturday

48c

29c

9c 9c

25cl QOCIAL CALENDAi

Mrs. Harry Smith is entertaining the

iu.es or me Alpha Phi club this after

noon ai ner nome in Carroll street. -It is one of the regular club parties at which embroiderv work will th.

principal feature of entertainment.

Oscar Well will bn host to th rr,.

bers of the Boys Pleasure club this eve

ning at uie home of hi narent th.

Rev. and Mrs. P. Va11 In Indiana' avo

The bovs will . ..i ..."

social games. conte8ts and music.

The young people of the first divii

of Miss Elisabeth Webbers class in music will meet Satnrdav ftrnr.

from 4 to 6 o'clock at the home of Miss

neien notn in Ann street. Miss Verna MaeAleer has invitations out .among her little friends for an afternoon party to be given Saturday

HALLEY'S COMET May not Interest You BUT THE PRICES WE QUOTE ON ALL Men's Furnishings, Hats and Caps, Gloves, Hosiery, Keckwear, Etc. Cannot fail to do so Coma in and look over lha Line

L. COX & CO. H. G. McFARLAND, Mgr. 142 S. Hohman St. Hammond, Indiana.

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