Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 269, Hammond, Lake County, 13 May 1910 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Fridav, Mav 13, 1910.
Social News
IN
Hammond
AX ALL-DAY SESSION. The members of the Deborah Aid Seclety ol the First Christian church met for am all-day session yesterday at the home of Mrs. Fenstermacher in Wilcox , street. The members gathered at the home of the hostess early In
the day and spent the time sewing for
the benefit of the society and church. At 12 o'clock a course dinner was served in the dining room and the hour was spent socially. There was a good attendance of members and they reported having spent an enjoyable day as Mrs. Fenstermacher's guests. Another meeting -was arranged ta taka place Thursday afternoon of next week at the home of Mrs. Scott 6n Ash Street. , 1 '
AID JOOETT MEETS. f -The members of the Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist church
were entertained at the home of Mrs. C. W. Campbell In Truman avenue yesterday afternoon. Only the Important business was transacted . during the afternoon after which there was a social hour when the hostess served
refreshments. Arrangements were made
to have the next meeting take place at '
the home of Mrs. Meyers In Michigan avenue. In two weeks. AST KXJO YAHI.E MEETING.
A very enjoyable meeting of the '
members of the Sunshine Club occurred yesterday and Mrs. H, L Dorten enter- : talned at her home in State street. AH the members were In attendance and spent the afternoon very pleasantly!
with games. The guests played several .
games of pedro at small tables and the
honors of the games were won by Mrs. Dorten and Mrs. Gravenstein and the consolation prize was won by Mrs. Caird. A luncheon , "was served following the games, the hostess serving at small tables in the parlors. Mrs. Caird
Special Sals of Fresh and Smoked Meats : -AT THE
HAMMOND MAT MARKET IS SALE FOR ONE DAY ONLY SATURDAY MAY 14, 1910
SMALL FRESH PORK LOINS, per pound 7J4 LBS. FRESH LEAF LARD, at , -CHOICE CUTS NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK, per lb. CHOICE NATIVE LEG OF VEAL, per pound SMALL FRESH PORK SHOULDER, per pound... CHOICE NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, per lb.....
15ic 1.00 1 81c 13c 132c 1c
FRESH NATIVE BOILING BEEF, per pound NATIVE VEAL BREAST, with pocket, per pound OSCAR MAYER'S NO. 1 SUGAR CURED HAMS, lb.. SWIFT'S NO. 1 SUGAR CURED BACON, per pound NO. 1 CALIFORNIA HAMS, per pound HOME CURED CORN BEEF, per pound....
8C 10c I7ic 201c 12c
Read Th Laks County Times" every Friday evening for our Saturday peUI Prompt tdel I very to alt parts of the city. 8trict attention given to all
Phone 100
telephone orders.
CHAS. BERENDT
99 State Street
will.be the next hostess and will entertain at her home In Michigan avenue in two weeks. A FAREWELL PARTY.The members of the No-Name Club were guests at a party at which Mrs. Webber entertained last evening at her home in East State street. The enter; tainment was given as 'a farewell before she leaves Hammond after making her home here for several years. It was also the last party of the' series unless the members decide to reorganize and meet during the remainder of the, summer. The guests played sev-r eral games of pedro at small tables after which the honors were awarded.
Mrs. "Wagner reoeived first honors. Mrs.
Hill, second, and Mrs. Ryan, third. The consolation prise was awarded to Mrs. Raymus. A social time followed "the games when the hostess seryed a luncheon. MRS. JORDA A HOSTESS. Mrs. Jordon was "at home" to the members of the Martha Aid Society of
the First Christian church yesterday afternoon at her home in Wolter street. It was the regular weekly meeting and the usual number of members were
present. After the routine business had been transacted there vs social hour when the hostess served her guests with refreshments. Mrs. Cunningham will be the next hostess and will entertain at her home, 45 Doty street, next Thursday afternoon. Business of importance will be transacted and it is desired that many members attend. The members of committee No. 5 will have
charge of the afternoon's program. TEACUPS taoinoin MISS BAITMM IS Gl'BST OF HONOR. Miss Ethel Wolf entertained a number of friends very pleasantly last evening at her home in Michigan avenue at a kitchen shower, complimentary to Miss Elisabeth Brumm, whose marriage to George Wolf will take place May 18. The Invited guests presented Miss Brumm with many useful kitchen utensils. During the evening various social games and music were enjoyed and the hostess had arranged one guessing contest for her guests' entertainment. Miss Alice Hess received the prize. A daintily arranged course luncheon was served at the close of the evening. The guests at the pleasant function were Mrs. Verne Summers, Mrs. P. D. Love'gren, Mrs. J. A. Wolf and Mrs. J. C. Wolf and
A Little Rain don't stop the Bargain Seekers from attending our Saturday Bargain Grocery Sales That fact was proven by the crowds in our Store last Saturday Here's our Specials for Sat., May 1 4th.
Another big shipment of those fancy MOOSE BRAND SUGAR CURED
Lion Brand XXXX Patent Flour, 24 V2 pound sacks . : Our Famous 25c High Grade Coffee, 2 pounds for ..,
75c 35c
HAMS, (8 and 1Mb. average veght), per pound.,".......,
18c
FANCY JAPAN HEAD RICE, (nosbroKen), per pound......
6c
Extra Fine Quality LIMBURGER
CHEESE, per poud
16c
Extra Quality, WHITE CLOVER
HONEY, per pound
The Famous LEWIS LYE, per can. "...
FAIRBANKS' PAIRY SOAP, cake- .,
19c 7c
4c
Monarch Brand Pure Apple Butter, reg. 25c tins, 1 fft now. . I JjQ 3-lb Cans Van Camp's Solid Meat Tomatoes, 1 1 1 o today I J 2j No. 1 Hand-Picked QA Navy Beans, per qt. . . . UU Uneeda Biscuits, 1 fll 3 packages for. .... UC
JELLO, the famous dessert, ail 1avor Qn per package. Qj
BORDEN'S FAMOUS MILK
CHOCOLATE,, 2 5-cent-cakes for
BAKER'S COCOA, '2-pound tins
POSTUM CEREAL, large package
12c 21c 19c
SW I F T'S F A-MO-US GERMAN FAMILY SOAP,
bar t
WATCH FOR OUR BIG $10,000 GROCERY STOCK SALE Advertisement of same will appear in next Wednesday's Lake County Times. YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS This Big Grocery Sale Don't forget to look for "ad." in Lake County Times. Wednesday, May 18th
2- lb cans Choice Quality SUGAR CORN, can Q 3- lb Cans JOCKEY CLUB BALTI
MORE PEARS, per can
81c
Extra fancy Southern CUCUMBERS each, from 3cto 1 UC
Choice Freshj Picked WATER
CRESS,
large bunches.
We are the sole distributors of the famous Cedar Valley Pasturized Creamery Butter, our price, OOe today ejC Our price is low, "that's sure," but after you taste the Butter you will appreciate it all the more.
4c
Extra Fancy Large ASPARAGUS,
each
Bunches
9c
Saturday Special 3 for 25q-
Extra Choice Small Fresh Picked
RADISHES, per bunch
Choice White New POTATOES, per peck. Fancy Red New POTATOES, per peck.
2c 25c 38c
31c
CANDY DEP'T SPECIALS for Saturday, May 14 All brands of advertised Chewing Gum, 5c pkg. . .2Hc Jelly Gum Drops, Jelly Beans and Assorted n Cream Candy, per1 pound Q Q
Red Ripe TOMATOES,
per pound -.
10c
Specials in Drugs, Toilet Articles and Cigars
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE,
regular 25c bottle BEEF, IRON AND WINE, 60c size '
9c
29c
GREEN'S FAMOUS SARSAPAR-
ILLA for rheumatism and all blood
disorders, -
0 1.00.bottle.,.....;.....
59c
Smokers, Attention!
MAJOR PAUL LORD SELKIRK AND DICK CARVEL All excellent 5c Cigars, Saturday, . for
25 c
JERGEN'S VIOLET GLYERCInI
&OAP, regular 10c cakes, 4 3 cakes for 1 Tl REXALL VIOLET TACLUM, 25c box, -(one only to customer).... JR COLGATE'S CELEBRATED TOILET WATER, 50c size( all odors) jC
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the Misses Elizabeth Brumm, Biknche Orcutt, Annah Emery, Martha Schaaf, Minnit Schultz, Bessie Naet and Alice llesa. MEETING WAS POSTPONED. The meeting of the members of the Neighborhood ci.ub which was announced to take place last evening at the home of Mrs. William J. Whinery in East State street, had to be postponed, and the members have decided to disband. There will be no other meetings until fall. A BUSINESS MEETING". , A short meeting of the members of the executive board of the Hammond Woman's chib occurred last evening at the home of the president, Mrs. Jeanle Sawyer, in Clinton street. The meeting was called to transact the necessary business and plans were made for the ntw club calendar. 1 AID SOCIETY MEETS. Th members of the Ladies Aid Society of the Monroe Street Methodist
chapel were entertained by Mrs. Wells at her home in Van Buren street yes
terday. It was the regular bi-monthly , meeting and many members were pres
ent. The routine business was trans
acted and plans were completed for
another sale of home bakery goods to be given In the near future. Announce- '
metit will be made of It later". The ar- j rangements were also made for the next regular - meeting and it was decided to hold it In the church room. A ' large attendance is desired as the afternoon will be devoted to sewing. There was a pleasant time spent socially at
the close of the afternoon when re
freshments were served.
MRS. WEIS A HOSTESS.
Mrs. W. D. Weis had as her guests yesterday afternoon at her home, south of Hammond, the- ladies of Circle No. 1. It was one of their regular social meetings and they spent a very enjoyable time playing cards. Several games of pedro were played at small tables and the honors for tlje afternoon were won by Mrs.' Otto Knoerzer, first; Mrs. Mat Klein, second,', and Mrs. George Eder, third.- At the conclusion of the games the hostf served refreshments. There were many members present and Mrs. Weis had as her invited guests Mrs. Peter Austgen, Mrs. John Heiser and Mrs. J. Fred Krost, An enjoyable feature of the afternoon was the trip to the Weis home, thf hostess having provided hayracks 1meet the guests at the end of the ci line. Mrs. Fred Humpher will entertain the ladies at her home in Rimbach avenue at the next meeting in two weeks. ' MRS. KrHI.HASi ENTERTAINS. Mrs. John F. Kuhlman very pleasantly entertained the members "of the Ladies' Aid society of St. John's Lutheran church and a large comjiany of invited friends, yesterday afternoon a her home in North Hohman street. The afternoon was spent in an. enjoyable social way with music and conversation, after which the refreshments were served. The invited guests for the afternoon were Mesdames Anna Prohl, Fred Rampke, Henry Bachman Sr., George Prohl, Fred Prohl, Henry Bachman Jr., John Heiman. William Norman, Julius Ebert, Ben Becker, Fred
Meyers, Charles Dillner. C. Carlson, Joe Kuhlman, M. Dolson, F. Whitman, , Archie Maroe, C. Fricke. Misses Rampke, Gertrude PfeifTer and Pearl, Prohl.
SOCIAL DAY AT THE CLUB. Social Xay at the Hammond Woman's Club will be celebrated Saturday afternoon. May 14th, in the auditorium of the First Presbyterian church in South Hohman street. " The meeting will be called at 3 o'clock and a cordial Invitation to, attend ts extended the members of the club. It Is expected that there will be a very large attendance as the
meeting will be the last one of the year and Social Day at the club is al
ways anticipated with a great deal of
pleasure. Mrs. Charles AVilson, who is chairman, of the committee, has arrang
ed a delightful program. Several music al selections will be given at the open
ing cf the meeting after which Miss
Matthys, of Chicago, will furnish the
entertainment. 'Miss Matthys is en
gaged as a parlor reader in Chicago
and came to Hammond on one other occasion to give a program at the Woman's Club when the drama cimmittee
was in charge. Refreshments will be
served at the close of the afternoon.
ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY.
Miss Alice Bump informally enter
tained the young ladies of the A. D
Q.'s last evening at her home in East State street at one of their bi-monthly
social meetings. Several of the club members responded to the invitations
issued to a "Backward Party" and
came dressed backward. The entertain
ment for the evening consisted of
games and contests appropriate to a backward party. Music was an enjoyable feature of the evening until a late hour when refreshments were served. ,The next party will be given in two weeks and Miss Ethel Hoffman will entertain at her home in Clinton street. Among those present were the Misses Ethel and Edith Shearer, Iva Simeoke,
Gertrude Jones, Ethel Hoffman, Edna Switzer and Alice Bump.
Tow! Opera House,
James Wingfield, Leasee.
Geo. L. Mandeback, Manager
: SUNDAY NIGHT, MAY 15 Seats Now. MORT. H. SINGER Presents the Original Cast and Production The Flirting Princess By Adams, Hough & Howard Staged by Jos. E. Smith. THE APACHE DANCE THE VAMPIRE DANCE A Boquet of American Beauties, Including the FAMOUS BAREFOOT DANCE PRICES 25c, 50c. 75c. 1.00 and 1.50. SUNDAY, MAY 22 "The Great Divide."
HALLEY'S COMET May not Interest You BUT THE PRICES WE QUOTE ON ALL Men's Furnishings, Hats and Gaps, GI0Y3S, Hosiery, Neckwear, Etc. Cannot fall to do so Coma in and look over the Line
L. COX & CO. H. G. McFARLAND. Mgr. 142 S. Hohman St. Hammond, Indiana. J -
MEETING OK THE M. G. C1AB. The girls of the M. G. club met last evening at the home of Miss Iva Wilson, on Michigan avenue. After the business meeting' games and music were the other features of the evening. The rooms were prettily decorated in the club colors of red and white. Miss Caroline Hess rendered several Instrumental selections. At a late hour a course luncheon was served. The next party will be given in two weeks at the home of Miss Irene Clover in Indianapolis avenue. Those present were: Edith iARue. Isobelle Solomon, Mildred Daly, Caroline Hess, Marguerite Haefer, Ethel Apoll, Goldie Dufrain, Ruth Dufraln, Emmo VandeThoof, Iva Wilson. Henrietta Wolf and Irene Clover. i r A DELiailTFl I. ENTERTAINMENT. A very delightful social entertainment -occurred yesterday afternoon when Mrs. Frederick A. Bull entertained the ladies of the Fern Leaf Linen Club at her home in East State street. It was one of the social meetings of the members at which cadrs are the only featvire of entertainment. The games were played at small tables in tha parlors and at the close-the honors were awarded. Mrs. Roy Traverse, of Indiana Harbor, received the first honors an dthe other prizes were won by Mrs. Frederick A. Bull, Mrs. Ray Fowler and Mrs. Charles Miller. The remainder of the afternoon, Until 4:30 o'clock, was spent socially when the guests were invited into the dininrf room and served with a course luncheon. The decorations were flowers and ferns and a large bunch of roses and carnations arranged with ferns was used as a center piece on the table. Hand decorated place cards were laid for the guests and appropriate verses were printed on the cards. The reading of the verses furnished pleasant entertainment during the serving. Mrs. Dufraln will be the next hostess and will entertain at her home in Michigan avenue in two weeks on Thursday.
A SOCIAL MEETING. ' The young people of the Presbyterian Social Club were nicely entertained in the parlors of the church last evening by Mrs. Kerr and daughter, Miss Kerr, and Mrs. Hosier. There was a very large attendance at the meeting and the guests met very informally and report having spent an enjoyable time. They entertained with music, games and con
tests and later in the evening were served with refreshments. Announcement was made last evening of a May Festival to 1 given in the church rar-
Jlors Thursday evening, May 26th and
arrangements are being made to have it a delightful affair.
A Sl'HPniSK PARTY. Miss Lillian Yank, of 343 Douglas avenue, West Hammond, was the guest of honor at a party given las tevening by a number of her friends in celebration of her birthday anniversary. A large number of Hammond young people were present and spent the evening very enoyably with various social games, contests and music. At a late hour refreshments were served. Among those present were Misses Cora Long, Goldie Schultz, Verna Sliger, Nellie Graves, Perl Cox, Lela Boyle, Hattie Green. Viola Baumari, Jennie Voll, Emma Kuhlman, Frances Summers, Jennie Pease, Frieda and Elsie Lortz, Messrs. Clarence Terry, Albert Dilts, Lawrence Cresson, Ralph Williams, John Riley, Ed Schutz, Fred puhlman, Thomas Welsh, John Young, Leslie Shearer, George Demmer and John Grimmer. There will he a meeting of the members of Hammond Temple No. "3, Pythian Sisters, Friday evening May 13th in the K. of P. hall. A full attendance of members is desired as important business will be transacted. The members of the choir of the First
Christian church 'will serve a chichen pie supper Saturday evening. May 21st, in the K. of P. hall. Supper will be served between five and eight o'clock and the public is invited to attend. The proceeds will be used to purchase music for the choir and the members desire to clear a neat sum. FURTHER SOCIAL NEWS ON PAGE FIVE.
Band Concert
aturday9 May 14,
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2c 8c 8c 3c
12c 54c 8c
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umpfer Brothers
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