Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 272, Hammond, Lake County, 18 May 1910 — Page 2
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THK ORIENTAL TVHBAXS ARK EASV TO MAKE, It sNms a quffr mixing up of things wlim silk is used as a summer hat material and laces and straws appear in February! But many draped turba.ns for spring wear have been made of soft silken fabrics, for these materials lend themselves with special success to draped effects. This little turban has a high peaked crown, gathered Into a point and looped over to one side, where It is fastened to the. turban hr!m under a bl? bufton. This button is covered with Persian st!k whlcn matches the silk that bands the turban Just above Its de-
Social News IN Hammond HOLD RKGl'LAR MEETING. The regular meeting of the members of Progressive Court No. 1S6 Tribe of Ben Hur took place last evening in the K. of P. hall. The routine business waa transacted and the evening was spent with final preparations for the May party to be given this eve'ning in Long's hall on State street. A cordial invitation to be present at the party is ex-, tended the public and it is expected that a nice sum will be realized for the benefit of the court. Dancing will be the principal feature of entertainment although ttxe committee has arranged several comet features and the May 1 (jufen will be crowned. A SOCIAL MEETING. A very pleasant social meeting of the members of the Philathea club of the . First Baptist church was held last eve- . ning and Miss Murial Eastwood was
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hostess at her home In Indiana avenue. There was a large attendance of young ladles at the meeting and they dis-' posed of the routine business early in the evening. Jt was decided to meet everv two weeks durln the remainder of the spring and summer instead of every Tuesday as the members have been doing in the past. The remainder of the evening was spent in an enjoyable social way with music and games after which the hostess served refreshments. All arrangements were not made for the next meeting last evening and the announcement will be made of the meeting place later. ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY. Miss Gertrude Herbst very informally entertained the young ladies of the N. N. Embroidery Club last evening at her home in South Hohman street. The party was one of the regular weekly meetings at which the young ladies embroider and spend the evening socially. Music-was one of the features of the evening until a late hour when a luncheon was served. The next party will be given at the home of Miss Klein in Conkey avenue Tuesday evening of next week. The following are the club members, Mrs. John J. Claust son. Misses Augusta and Hulda Klein. 50 dozen Women's White . MUSLIN DRAWERS Trimmed with embroidery 19c edge. 30c value 25 dozen Women's Fine NIGHT GOWNS Slip-over and button front style, lace trimmed, 85c value. 49c doz Women's WHITE PETTICOATS trimmed with a deep embroidery edge, extra wide. Regular 69c 1.00 value 50 dozen of Women's well-made GINGHAM PETTICOATS Wide corded ruffle. Regular 39c 75c value 300 yards of ALL-SILK FOULARDS Latest foreign styles, .68c 9Sc value DRESS LAWNS Xew floral designs; dotts and stripes. Reg. 15c value. ..... . 9k 1,000 yds. of double faced fancy figured CURTAIN SCRIMS Beautiful new designs. Regular 35c value 25c 1,200 yards extra heavy Unbleached LINEN CRASH For Kitcfie-f Towels. -Regular 10c value. 62C
SOCIAI AFFAIRS FOR' THURSDAY ? Miss Jennie YVbHowH1 entertain the yoans; ladle of tfceiO. T. M. Clab at Jaaoe entwine party norae, 042 orth Hon man street. Th laalea of Circle o. 2 of St. MGaret'm lloapltal will meet wttb Mra. Cieorjce Emnwrilaic la Raaaell arreet for an afternoon of cards. TKe mtaken of tke folonial Club will meet at tbe boaie of Mra. J. Wealer Reed, 44 Eaat State atret. XHe la die of Dbork Aid M-etv of tbe Flrat Cbrlatiaa ehareb will meet with Mrs. Scott, 415 Aab ntreet for the regalar weeKly meeting. A meeting of the member of the Martha Aid Sortety of the Flrat Christian church at the home of Mra. Cnaalaihara In Ooty atreet. Mrs. Webber will be hotes to the lad lea of the Xo-Xam Clnb at an afternoon card party at her home In East State street. Mrs. Trnedell 1083 Sheffield avenae will be at home to the members of the Good Will Clab. The little ladles of the naosrhters of Dorcas will be the smests of Dorothy Spooaer at her home 32 Ogrden street at the close of school.
it-m F-Ilnbeth Van Steenberar, of I,anslnK, 111 entertain about seventy-live of the members of the literature committee of the Hammond Woman's Clab at an out -of door picnic. Emily and Bertha Ebert. Gertrude Claus. Lflna Hopkins, Bertha Maleitske, IJllie Fedder and Gertrude Herbst. MISS WILSON ENTERTAINS. ' The young ladies of the M, T. club were the guests of Miss Eva Wilson last evening at her home in Condit street at the regular weekly party. Several of the members were present and spent a very enjoyable time In the usual way of the club with contests, games, music and embroidery work. At the close of the evening's program the hostess served her guests with refreshments. Miss Mae Hartley will enter tain at the next party at her home In Fayette street Tuesday evening of next week. Among those present last eve ning were the Misses Frances Hutton, Norma Robbins, Mona, Krost, Grace icine-well Florence Buzzard, Alice Blosser, Marie Wilts, Florence Shea amd Mae Hartley, i ENTERTAINS AT CARDS. Mrs. Jaooh Pchlaer entertained at cards last evening at her home in Ruth street complimentary to the ladies of the China Club. It was the regular bimonthly social meeting and the entire evening was devoted to the card games Several g.ames of pedro were played at small tables and the honors were won bv the hostess, Mrs. Schlaer, and Miss Mayme Schlaer, who substituted in Mrs. Heiser's absence, won the second honor. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Fred Humpher. A dainty luncheon was served at the conclusion of the games. Mrs. Fred Humpher will be the hostess at a party in two weeks at her home In Rlmbaeh avenue. AN EVENING GATHERING. Miss Mable Sonntag very delightfully entertained at a gathering of Ham mond young people last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brennan 50 Women's Linen Finished Duck WASH DRESSES Embroidered front. Regular 149 2.50 value 150 Women's DRESS SKIRTS, allwool Panamas, latest styles, black, navy blue and brown. 2.98 Regular 5.00 value , 15 dozen Women's White SHIRT WAISTS Made of fine all-over Swiss 1.19 embroidery. Reg. 2.50 value. 50 Women's and Misses' fine all wool COVERT COATS Newest style, neatly trimmed. Regular 6.00 value. . 2-93 1,200 yds. of fancy shirting & Waisting MADRAS Xeat figures and stripes. Regular 25c value 15c 1,500 yards of 2-yard wide extra heavy German bleached all linen TABLE DAMASK, 75c value , 48c 5,000 yds of heavy quality 1-yard wide UNBLEACHED MUSLIN Regular 7c value at 5c 1,800 yards of very best quality drapery and comforter SILKOLINES, new spring styles." 12ic value 'w2C
7 Rlmbaeh avenue. The party was complimentary to Mias Loie Hughes, of Crown Point,' who Is house guest of Miss Beatrice Hansen. The evening was spent very enjoyably with music, informal dancing acd cards until 10
o'clock when the guests were Invited Into the dining room and served with a daintily prepared three-course luncheon Among the guests at the pleasant function were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brennan, Mrs. Frank Lyons, the Misses Loie Hughes, of Crown Point, Bertha and Beatrice Hansen, Florence Loveridge, Anna and Genevine Hastings, Theresa Dorsey, Lillian Spafford, Mable Sonntag and Messrs John Beckman, "Will Hast ings, Otto Gerzbach, Newman Charniniski, Joe Sonntag, Joe Lyons, Fred Beland, Ed McMahon and Leslie Parry. ANNOUNCE MENU. The choir of the First Christian church will serve a chicken pie supper next Saturday, May 21st, in the K. ol P. hall to which the public Is cordially invited. The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the choir and the members desire to clear a nice sum. The supper will be served between five and eight o'clock. The following is the menu and ice cream and cake will be served for ten cents: Baker Chicken Pie with Cream Sauce "Whipped potatoes. Cabbage Salad Pickles. Homemade Bread. Butter Jelly Coffee. A POSTPONED MEETING. The postponed meeting Of the mem bers of the W. C. T. U. will take place this afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. H. Meyers, the corner of Michigan and Oakley avenues. The meeting was anounced to take place on Tuesday, the regular meeting "day but for several reasons had to be postponed. A short temperance, program will be rendered nd there will also be a business ses sion. MEETING WAS POSTPONED. TWe young ladies of the Inetr Se Club decided to postpone the regular meet ing which was announced to take place last evening. Preparations will be made o have a party next Tuesday evening and announcement will be made of the place of meeting later. BRUMM-WOtP Xt-PTIALS. A very large and beautiful church wedding will take place this evening in the auditorium of St. Paul's Lutheran church in Clinton street when Miss Elizabeth Brumm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Brumm of Clinton street and George "Wolf are united in marriage. The ceremony will be celebrated at 8 o'clock In the presence of a large as sembly of friends and relatives, many of whom will come from out of the city to be present. The Rev. Theodore Claus, pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran church will officiate and read the ring ceremony of the church. The bride's attendants will include Miss Ethel "Wolf, who will serve as "maid of honor, and Miss Henrietta Lovegren, of Rockford, 111., who will be the only bridesmaid. Little Miss Hazel Wolf will serve as ring' bearer. Arthur Borman and T, Lewis will attend the groom. At the conclusion of t Ms. church ceremony a We'll Place The Sun At Your Feet Your sioes will always have a brilliant shine, that will add greatly to the neatness of your appearance, if you will let us supply you with Shinola absolutely the best polish for black leather ever produced. SHINOLA We recommend this'pure Wax and Oil Paste, not only because it hines your shoes quickly and easily ordinary shoe polish may do that but because it present the leather and greatly lengthens the life of your shoes. It contains absolutely no acid or alkali. A complete Shinola outfit, consisting of Shinola, polisher and dauber, at 35 cents, will prove a source of convenience and economy to you. ORTT & TOWLE TWO STORES HAMMOND INDIANA if Your Boy WANTS A NOBBY SPRING HAT COME IN AND SEE OUR New Line of Boy's Hats IN UP-TO-DATE STYLES L. COX & CO. H. G. McFARLAND, Manager 142 Scath Hohman Street.
WHIST PARTY IS II GRAND SUCCESS
About 100 ladies attended the whist party in Gary, given by the Jewish Ladies Benevolent society yesterday afternoon. Assembly hall, among whom were & large number of visitors from Ham mond, East Chicago and Indiana Harbor. The proceeds for the event were reserved for the starting of the movement toward the establishment of a tuberculosis colony In Lake county. During the afternoong whist and 500 were played by the ladies, and several beautiful prises were given away. The society was well pleased with the attendance in 'the face of the constant rain during the afternoon. Besides the cards. Miss Cecelia Kirk played two selections from ' Schuman and was presented with a beautiful bouquet of American beauty roses. Refreshments, consisting of ice crea mand cake, were served during the afternoon. The prize winners were as follows: Whist 1. Mrs. Thomas, East Chicago. 2. Mrs. E. E. Evans, Garv. 3. Mrs. A. F. Knotts, Hammond. 4. Mrs. Millie Pelzman, Hammond. 50O. 1. Mrs. H. E. Corbett, Gary. 2. Mrs. Homer J. Carr, Gary. reception will be given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Brumm to which many of the relatives and friends have been invited. The home has been very beautifully decorated with palms, ferns and cut flowers. The evening will be devoted to the congratulations of the young couple after which refreshments will be served. Among the guests who are being entertained in Hammond for the wedding and reception are Mr. and Mrs. Spauldlng and Miss Ella Spauldlng of Chicago, Misses Ida, Dora and Hen rletta Lovegren, of Rotfkford, 111., and Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Pannenborg, of Chi cago Heights, 111. HOLD REGl'LAR MEETING. The regular meeting of the members of the True Kindred took place last evening in I. O. O. F. hall on State street. The routine business was trans acted after which there was a short social session. There were several grand officers from Chicago In attend ance at the meeting. ATTEND WHIST PARTY. About nineteen Hammond ladies members of the Jewish Ladles Aid Society responded to the Invitation sent out a few weeks ago to be present at a whist party given in Gary yesterday under the auspices of the Jewish Ladies Benevolent Siciety. There were others from Hammond who attended the party and guests were also present from the other cities in the district. It is re ported that a large sum was realized which will be used for a fund for tubercular colony in Lake county. A large number of prizes were awarded after the close of the afternoon's games and three of the prizes were won by adies in the Hammond society. The prizes were all very handsome and wre -donated by friends of the society in Gary. The Hammond ladies spent very delightful social time. PERSONAL. Mr. and Mrs. Saylor Long, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Brincken, the Misses Edith and Ruth Long and Katherlne Nau will compose a theater party to Chicago this evening to see "Madame Sherry" a the Colonial. Mr. and Mrs. Spauldlng and daughter Miss Klla Spaulding, of Chicago, will come to Hammond for the Brumm-Wolf wedding this evening at St. Paul Lutheran chtirch. Miss Marlon Adler has returned to her home in Merrlllville after a few days' visit with Hammond friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Merrill have re turned home from a visit with friend and relatives In Merrilllvlle. Miss Louise Lauerman has been visit ing her relatives in St. John this week, Miss Mayme Reiser of Clinton streett will go to her home in Crown Poin this evening for a visit with her parent Mr. and Mrs. John Reiser. Dr. ana Mrs. A. H. .Pannenborg, o Chicago Heights, 111., arrived In Ham mond today for a short visit. Tey will attend the wedding of Miss Kllzabeth Brumm and George "Wolf at St. Paul' Lutheran church this evening. C. A. Taylor is in Kankakee, 111., a short business visit. Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Escher has been netertainlng Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart of Milwaukee at their home In Plummer avenue for a few days. Fred C. Wilbur of Chicago. Attorney W. B. Van Horn, of Indiana Harbor and Herbert Britton. of Blue Island, 111., were among the out of town business visitors in Hammond today. CARD OF THA.XKS. We wish to express our heartfelt thank and appreciation to the Odd I Fellows, Eagles and the Saloonkeepers' ! Association of Hammond for the many floral tributes and their kindness extended to us in our late bereavement and great grief In the death of our .husband and father, Hiram A. Green. Mrs. Sarah Ann Green and Family. Democrats Meet. Democrats from all over the county, summoned for a conference by John A. Gavit, the county chairman, met in the Hammond city hall this afternoon to talk over the situation and decide on a date for the holding of the couty convention. This day was set for August 21 and will-remove the campaign several months Into the future. Mr. Gavit when asked for the purpose of the meeting said that it was called to talk over the time ag to the holding of the county convention. He said that no attempt had been made to fix up a slate of county officers. The meeting lasted about an hour, t HE IS COMING
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