Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 106, Hammond, Lake County, 21 October 1910 — Page 2

THE TIMES. Friday, Oct. 21, 1910.

Social News

Ma m m ofld

MEALS FOR THE DAY. Saturday, October 22d. BREAKFAST Cereal with Sugar and Cream Dropped Eggs on Toast Coffee DINNER Sliced Tongue Hashed Brown Potatoes Stewed Tomatoes Raised Doughnuts Cheese

Coffee SUPPER Baked Beans Chili Sauce Steamed Graham Bread Baked Apples Silver Cake Tea A IJIMNKSS MEETING. The members of Golden Rod Camp of

their regular meeting In the K. ot F. Hall. There was a good attendance of

members and they devoted the entire

evening to the transaction of the busi

ness. A short time was spent socially

hefore the close of the evening. The

next regular meeting will take place Thursday evening. November 3rd and

a full attendance of members Is desired. A SPECIAL, MEETING. A special meeting was called of the members of Golden Rule Council No. 1 D. of I yesterday afternoon In the K. of P. Hall. A number were in attend

ance and tney spent me anernoon drilling for the next regular meeting which will occur Tuesday evening.

October 25th when a class of candidates will be initiated. Other arrangements were made for the meeting which will be an Interesting session and It is. desired that many members attend. PREPARE FOR A BAZAAR. Mrs. A. J. Burk was hostess to the members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Baptist church at her home

A large number of members were in attendance as the meeting was the regular bi-monthly business session. Plans were made for a supper and bazaar to be given In December for the benefit of the church. The remainder of the

afternoon was spent with sewing. There was a short social session at which time the hostess served her guests with dainty refreshments. The next meeting will take place In two

weeks and the place of meeting will

be announced later.

tests were other pleasant features. At a late hour a daintily arranged course luncheon was served. Another party

will be given In two weeks but the

place of meeting was not decided upon. The following young people are mem

bers of the club: Mrs. Theodore Moor, Mrs. -Fred Hageman. the Misses Ethel and Edith Shearer, Alice Bump. Ethel Hoffman, Edna Switser, Jva Slmcoke

and Sadie Bates.

Royal Neighbors met last evening for in Truman avenue yesterday afternoon.

EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA Great Slaughtering Sale of Fresh and Smoksd Meats AT THE H0ND MEAT MARKET 'KTE SALE FOR ONE DAY ONLY SATURDAY OCTOBER 22, 1910

AN AFTERNOON PARTY.

Mrs. Charles Luthman entertained very pleasantly at her home In Sibley

street yesterday afternoon In honor of the ladies of the Good Will Club. It

was the regular bimonthly social meeting and all the members were in at

tendance. The afternon was spent in the usual way of the club with card games. Several games of pedro were played at small tables In the parlors

and the honors In the games were won

jby Mrs. Mable Truedell. Mrs. Hill ana

Mrs. Thomas Kennedy. Mrs. uitnman

was awarded the hostess prise. Following the games the guests met so

cially for music after which they were served with a luncheon. The refresh

ments were served at small tables.

Mrs. Truedell will be the next hostess

and will entertain at her home in Sheffield avenue in two weeks on Thursday.

BUSINESS PUIiERS. Skating every afternoon and night night at the East Chicago Rink this week. , 19-t The Dyer Flour Mills wish to announce to the public that they have new buckwheat flour now on the market for delivery. -

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101 State Street

ToT CHAS. BESENDT

ENTERTAINS AT CARDS.

A very pleasant afternon was spent

by the members of Circle iso. 2 or &i.

Margarefs Hospital yesterday as the

guests of Mrs. H. Stevenson at her

home in Sibley street. The afternoon

was spent very pleasantly with cards games and the guests played several

games of pedro at small tables In the parlors. Mrs. Oscar Plageman received

first honors and the remaining prizes were awarded to Mrs. George Eder and

Mr. -T- Ttartel ' The hostess awarded a

guest prise and It was won by Mrs.

King. Following the games an enjoyable time was spent in ajorJaL way

and the hostess served d. vJ"csn , had bee ... ments. The next regular ,,, will

take place in two weeks rp06BHJulla Weis will entertain at er nome In Douglas street. A number of members were In attendance and Mrs. Stevenson

also entertained a few fiends not

members of tlys circle. MISS BATES EN'TERTAIXS.

A verv enlovable meeting of the

young ladies of the A. T. Q's. took place

last evening when Miss Sadie Bates

entertained at her home in Plummer avenue. The evening: was devoted to

embroidery work, and music and con-

ITS

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Swift's Famous Pride Laundry Soap, 5forr3 15c

The Genuine Walter Baker's famous

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Full 3-lb Cans HandPacked Savoy Brand Tomatoes, per can 4 4 lft only I 2U

ALL SAINT'S PROGRAM.

The twenty-second of October being

the 70th anniversary of the foundation of the Sisters of Providence In America, the students of All Saint's High school

rendered a very pleasing program in honor of the occasion. The exercises opened by a very pleasing address to

the Sisters delivered by Miss Cecfia

O'Shea. Then followed a short drama

tisation of a part of the life of Mother

Theodore, the Foundress of the Sisters

of Providence In America.

The first and second scenes of the

drama were laid in sunny France, the

birth place of the Order of Providence,

In the first scene, the early struggles of

the congregation were graphllally por

trayed; in the second, some thrilling

incidents in the life of the Fiundress were depicted, and the selection of the

six noble Bisters who made the foundation in America, announced.

The third scene transported the aud

ience to the wilds of Indiana, to what is now the well known mother-house of

the Sisters of Providence In America

but what was then "the forest prlone- J val." The heroism of the little band was

touchlngly pictured; the almost un-

superable labor entailed In the found

ing of what is. now the glorious Order of the Sisters If Providence, having in

creased from the original six to about a thousand was well depicted, reflect-

inb much credit upon the students who had prepared the drama as a surprise

for the Sisters.

The Instrumental solos by the Misses

Marie Malloy and Isabelle Smith were

artistically rendered. The following is

the complete program:

Scenes from the life of Mother

Theodore.

Scene I. Foundation. Instrumental Solo. ' Scene II. A Miraculous Intervention. Home Sweet Home. Scene III. A Letter Home. . CHARACTERS.

Mother Mary .....I. Smith

Mother Theodore E. Brown

Sister Olympiade N. Seward

Sister M. Havier .M. Molloy

Sister St. Vincent. ..... ,E. Yanderhoof

Sister M. Ligouri Mr. Carter Sister. Basilede ...J. Eberst

A Postulant 3. McLaughlin

A Number of Sisters. Leonore Koch, Margaret McLaughlin,

Mary Klein. Evelyn Grenaer, Leonore

O'Brien, Cecilia O'Shea and Marie Beck-

man.

. A THIMBLE PARTY. The members otS'ftib Colonial Club

were guests at a very pleasant social gathering at the home of Mrs. W. H. Spellman In Carroll street yesterday afternoon. It was the regular bi-monthly meeting and all the members were present and Mrs. Spellman had as her invited guests Mrs. Brinkhoff of Mulberry, Ind. and Mrs. George A. Dobbins. The afternoon was spent with embroidery work, and music and social conversation were features of the en

tertainment. At four-thirty o'clock the

Our stock of furniture Is going fast. If you need a table or chair or dresser or davenport or piano or stove or range or mattress or any other thing In furniture, here is your chance. We are selling out this line. We cut Paton & Baker's prices In two. The Lloyd Mercantile Co., successors to Paxton & Baker. 10-20-2t.

Ladles fine dress skirts in Vaile. Panama or Serge, beautiful goods. Verylow prices fresh and new at the great Clearing Sale. The Lloyd Merctantile

r?v. iirrsors to Paxton & Baker, 2t

Stlilng out teapots, coffe pots, dish

nana innnns. ladles, basins, palls, ev

erything and anything in enameled

ware, graniteware and i crockery at half

price and less. Lloyd Mercantile Co

Selling out! Men's suits, boy's suits,

hilriren suits: some less, than half

price. The Lloyd Mercantile Co., sue

fMnors to Paxton & Baker, State

street. - 21-2t

wai-a about fortv s:uest3 in attendance

and they reported having spent an en

joyable time. Various social games and contests had been arranged for hA untertainment of the eruests. Danc

ing was the leading feature of the evening. At a late hour refreshments were served.

Tow! pgjra Honso FRIDAY EVENING. OCT. 21. " Return Engagement of the Most Emphatic Hit In Hammond This Season.

MR. HUGO B.KOCH IN A DRAMATIZATION OF MEREDITH NICHOLSON'S NOVEL BY EDWARD E. ROSE

"The Port of Missing Men"

This Play and Company have made a Tremendous Hit in St. Louis, Cleveland.

Cincinnati, Detroit, etc., since playing here last September The Original Cast and Production

A PLAY OF MYSTERY, DIPLOMACY AND INTERNATIONAL ADVENTURE

A VIVACIOUS ROMANGE OF ABSORBING INTEREST CONCERNING AUSTRIA'S THRONE. PRICES 1.00, 75c, 50c, 35c and 25c Seats Now.

SUNDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT, OCT. 23. America's Favorite Comedienne GRACE CAMERON In C. H. KERR'S SouJ Stirring Play of Home Lifo

FURTHER SOCIAL NEWS ON PAGE FIVE.

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hostess served

daintily arranged

course luncheon. The next party will be given in two weeks on Thursday and Mrs. J. J. Turner will entertain at

her home in Truman avenue. The following ladies are members of the club,

Mesdames Julius Dunslng, M. M. Bruce, A. I Spohn, C. B. Tinkham J. J. J. Ruff,

J. M. Turner, Clark Learning, W. F.

Brunt, Addie Abbott J. W. Reed and

W. II. Spellman.

A "SURPRISE PARTY. A very delightful party was given as

a surprise to Mr. Fred Schmidt last

evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stolley in Morton Court. The party was given to celebrate his birthday anniversary and he received many gifts in remembrance of the day. There

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