Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 132, Hammond, Lake County, 21 November 1910 — Page 2

THE TIMES Mondav, Nov. 21, 1910.

CHOKER COLLAR MUST GO, SAY T HE DOCTORS,

Only the possessor of a neck of infantile softness, whiteness and plumpness should attempt this daring arrangement in white and black. But now that physicians and physical culturists are prescribing Tow-cut bodices for all times and seasons and declaring war upon the choker collar, women are recklessly exposing bones and sinewy throats to a supercritical generation of scoffers. The square effect here shown may be attained by ripping the shoulders and frost seems of almost any bodices, adjusting to it a Dutch collar similar to this one of baby Irish, then connecting the two end3 with a fiat bow of velvet. The black velvet hat is one of those kindly-disposed rose-wreathed affairs which cover the coiffure and take years from the apparent age; it is further abetted in this charitable mission by its inner cap of plaited net and lace.

MEALS FOR THE DAY. Tuesday, November 23d. BREAKFAST Cereal with Sugar and Cream lUce Griddle Cakes Coffee LUNCHEON Scalloped Eggs with Ham Emergency Biscuit. Fruit Tea DINNER Irish Ktew with Dumplings Fruit Molded in Lemon Jelly Cookies Crackers Black Coffee

3IRS MOORE LECTU'RES. The meeting of the Hammond Woman's Club held Saturday afternoon in the auditorium of the M- E. church waa surely one of pleasure and profit. It was called to order and the opening- exercises presided oyer by the president, Mrs. Jeanie Sawyer. During this part of the session Mrs. J. M. Turner, delegate to the Indiana State Federation of Womena Clubs, held in Richmond, October twenty-fifth to the twentyseventh gave a report of the same, in her own original, interesting manner.

SOCIAL ISEWS FOR TUESDAY. Mrs. Ln&rd K -will -tertala the members of the China Club Her aome f;CTlto street Tuesday evening. . The yonnn- ladlea of the K. N. Embroidery Club will have a their aext hoatessea, the Mlases Emily and Bertha Ebert who will entertain at their home In South HQknian atroet tomorrow evening1. Th Mtaaea Florence MaKol4 and Hattie Genrlch will entertain the young ladles of the S. $. Club at their home in Logan street. There villi be Initiation of candidates at the meeting: of the members of Golden Rule Council No. I P. of In Tuesday evening; In the K. of P. Hall. Mrs. II. Burse will entertain at cards Tuesday afternoon at her home In Carroll street In honor of the members of the Four Leaf Linen Club. The members of Circle Pfo. 1 of St. Margraret'i hospital will meet with Mrs. Jacob gehloer at her home In Ruth street Tuesday afternoon. Mrs, C. Nsu will have as her n-uesta at an afternoon party tomorrow at her home In "Wolter street the ladies of the Aeme Social Club. The members of the Presbyterian Social Club have planned a meetina; for Tuesday Instead of Thursday evening; of this week to take place In the church parlors. The members of the art commit-, tee of the Hammond Woman's -Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Jacob Fox, 108 Osden street Tuesday afternoon. The Tuesday evening; dancing class will meet as usual In Long's Hall la State street.

She stated that the subjects which were

given the most attention on the pro

gram were education, civics, forestry, house-hold economics, sanitation, and

the Woman's School League, whose ob

ject Is to interest women in vital ques

tions pertaining to our public schools,

In many states the women have a right to vote on all school questions, but not

in Indiana. The women were urged to

work for the purity of the press. Mrs. Turner told us that Richmond has a traveling art exhibit which has been enjoyed by many thousands. The women of the state were asked to take up

again this year the selling of the RedCross Christmas stamps for the benefit

The Great Annual Thanksgiving Sale of

Groceries at Lion Store Pure Food Grocery

Tuesday and Wednesday, November 22 and 23

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High grade Chocolate

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25c quality Peanut "Taffy,

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50 barrels Fine Large Cape Cod Cranberries per quart - 82C 35 barrels Finest Jersey Sweet Potatoes, 9 lbs. 25c, per lb, 3c

bxtra Large Sweet Navel Oranges, per dozen - - 39c Our famous Blue Ribbon fancy bleached Celery, per bunch Sc

Very Sweet Valencia Oranges, med. size doz Choice Mixed Nuts, per pound Finest soft shell English Walnuts, lb. . Bxtra fancy Jonathan Apples, pk. Choice Grapefruit, each Beauty brand seeded Raisins, pkg

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Fancy Queen Olives, large size, qt ...... .

Extra fine OCa Fruit Cake per lb ... 0 3 C

Nabisco Sugar Wafers, per tin, 22c and

R. & R. famous 00 Plum Pudding, tin. . . ZZC

Choice cluster Raisins, per pkg. . .

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Cedar Valley fresh Creamery Butter, per pound Extra choice Honey, frame Choice recleaned - Currents, 1-lb pkg Baker's Premium Chocolate, lA-lb pkg. . Best quality Citron Peel, per lb. . . California new" Figs, per pkg

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of the tuberculosis (un. It wai decided that the club women celebrate the

birthday anniversary of Riley our Hoosier poet. Reviewing; tna subjects discussed at this convention, one feels

that the club women of our state are

working for the uplift of others as well as for ourselves, on the back of each

program was the following:

Childhood's B1U Of Right. To be born right. To fee loved. To have Individuality respected. To be trained wisely in body, mind

and spirit.

To be protected from evil persons and

Influences.

To have a fair chance in lite. At the close of Mrs. Turner's re

marks the meeting was jciven in charge of Mrs. W. c. Belman. chairman of the literature committee. Mrs. Wilcox

favored the audience with a vocal solo,

'If I Were a Rose" and kindly respond

ed to. an encore. Both -numbers were

greatly enjoyed. Mrs. Adams Moore of

the University of Chicago, the speaker

of the afternoon who delighted her

hearers In the delineation of ZangwlU's

drama 'The Melting Pot." Before be

gining the drama she spoke feelingly of

the question which she considered one

of the most important of our time that of immigration, and our duty to those who seek a home In our free America

to them a haven of rest, lest they be

disappointed when they reach our

shores. They meet our needs In many ways, as well as receiving benefits from us. Jane Adams speaks in one her new books of what a loss It is to ourselves

if we do not know these foreign born people as they really are. We whose

ancestors for several generations were American born, many times forget to be

kind, and the speaker here reminded us that not one of us could boast of a long American ancestry, as our country Is only a little over three hundred years old. In speaking of this drama of Zangwlll, Mrs. Moore said "that like Shapeskeare he strikes the tragic In the

first scene" the conflict In religious

America where all nations come together to labor and to be built up.

These prefatory remarks prepared the

listeners to more fully appreciate the reading of the drama which followed, and I believe each woman present felt that she had received a message through Mrs. Moore's interpretation of "The Melting Pot." A piano solo, ar

tistically closed this delightful pro

gram.

COMMUNICATED, A COMMITTER MEETING. The members of tha history commit

tee of the Hammond Woman's Club are meeting this afternoon at the home ot

Mrs. Leo Wolf In South Hohman street.

It is the regular bi-monthly meeting which was announced to take place last

Monday but was postponed one week. An interesting study program on

Nooks and Crooks of the New England

Coast'' has been prepared. Mrs. J. J. Ruff chairman of the program commit

tee will be assisted by Mesdames W. A. Stout, II. E. Sharrer, Etta Dake, William Stleglita and S. A. Bell. The social hour will be in charge of Mesdames I T. Meyer, J. 'S. Blackmtm and Leo Wolf.

A PARISH MEETING. . The annual parish meeting of St.

Paul's Episcopal church will be held this evening at eight o'clock in the guild rooms of the church In Rimbach avenue. At this meeting there will be election of wardens and vestrymen and

the annual reports of the officers will be read- It is desired that every adult member of the parish be present at this meeting.

BERNARD GRAVES A HOST. One of the leadfng social events of

the week In high school circles will be a dinner at which Bernard Graves will

entertain this evening at the home or his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Graves,

22 Carroll street. The dinner Is given

in honor of the members of the football

team of the histh school and they will

all be present. The dinner will be serv-r ed in several courses in the dining room

ifter which the evening will be spent

in an enjoyable social way in the par

lors. The entertainments at tne closr

f the football season have become an

nual affairs in Hammona.

MENU IS ANNOUNCED.

One of the leading events of the week

will be the Thanksgiving dinner ana

bazaar next Thursday, November 34th given under the auspices of the Martha Aid Society of the First Christian

church. The affair will be held in the

parlors of the church in Calumet avenue and the nubile is cordially invited

to attend. The proceeds will be used

for the new church building fund- The

bazaar will continue during Thursday

and Friday and many rancy ana useiui articles will be on sale. There will be

mnv articles tDroDrlate for Christ

mas gifts on sale. The serving of a Thanksgiving dinner is the important feature of the day. The ladies will be

gin to serve at twelve-thirty o ciock The following: is the menu:

Roast Turkey with Dressing Cranberry Sauce Whipped Potatoes Cabbage Salad Home Made Bread and Butter Jelly Piekles Celery

ince and Pumpkin Pie Fruit

' Tea and Coffee.

o'clock and the members are asked to

mcei promptly.

LEAVE FOR THE SOUTH. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Caldwell of South Hohman street are preparing: to leave Hammond about the first of December for Florida where, they will

make their home in the future. Mr. and j Mrs. Caldwell have made Hammond their home for several years and have many friends who regret- to have them I

leave. JL STUDY MEETING. The members of the art committee of the Hammond Woman's Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at tho home of Mrs. Jacob Fox, 108 Ogden street. It is the regular ' bi-monthly study meeting and a full attendance of members ,1s desired. The study for the afternoon will be "The Growth of Art In America" and an iateresting program has been prepared.

VISITORS IN CHICAGO. Mr. and Mrs. William Wolters and family of Truman aenue' visited on the north side in Chicago yesterday, the Misses Nellie Pickens, Inez Eaton, and Beatrice Thomas were also visitors 'In

Chicago Sunday. Miss Bertha Hansen was entertaineA by the Misses Ura Hoover and Mable Wells at their home In Hamilton Park.

A HARD TIME PARTY, The members of the Ladies Society to the B. of L. F. and E. announce a Hard Times Party to be given this evening In Wels Hall In State street. A cordial Invitation is extended the members and friends to attend and It is ex

pected that there wll be a large gathering of Hammon people. There will be

dancing and other forms of amusement,

Dancing will begin at eight-thirty

o'clock.

LEAVE ON WEDDING TRIP.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Maddls left today on their wedding trip and will go to Detroit, Mich, to remain a week or ten days. Their "at home" will be at 910

Irving street, Jollet, III. Mrs. Maddls

was formerly Miss Lena Diamond of

Hammond and her marriage to Mr.

Maddis took place last evening' in

Long's Hall In State street.

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ARE DOING NICELY. Little Julia Brennan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brennan who has been 111 for several days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Drackert in State Line street is able to be out again. Little Genevlve Brenan who Is 111 with scarlet fever at her home, 9 Rimbach avenue i doing as well as can be expected. AN INTERESTING MEETING. An interesting meeting of the members ot division No. 1 of Miss Elizabeth Webber's class in music was held Saturday afternoon at the home of Claude Ruschll In Ann street. A large number of members were In attendance and gpent the afternoon in the usual way of the club. The Czerny contest was the leading feature of the meeting and several of the members took part on the program. During the social hour refreshments were served and the time was spent pleasantly in a social way. The next meeting will take place in three weeks on Saturday afternoon at the home of Marguerite Camp, the corner ot daudo ..and Fayette streets. The meeting will be called at two

Whereas, our Heavenly Father, In his infinite wisdom, has seen best to remove from our midst our friend and neighbor, P. P, Brelllatt, husband of our own sister Anna Brelllatt, and. Whereas; We, the members of the W. C. T. U., do grieve with the bereaved family In this their time of sorrow and do also, realize that we have lost one who although weak in body was a stanch friend of the cause we love; therefore be It Resolved; first, that we extend to sister Anna Brelllatt and children our sincere and heartfelt sympathy and on assurance that we are their friends. Second, that these resolutions be incorporated In v our minutes, a copy be sent to the Thb Lake Countt Times for publication and a copy be sent to Sister Anna Brelllatt. It ANNA LEAVERTON, Sec.

CARD OF THANKS. In behalf of myself and family we

extend our sincere an dearnest thanks to all our many friends for the loving kindness and help so willing given to us during the illness and death of our

loved husband and father. To the employes of W. B. Conkey Co. for their generous an timely aid. Ladies Aid Society Monroe Street Church, Monroe Street Sunday School, the Sunday School Class, the Mothers of Primary Department First M. E. church, Rev. Wm. F. Swltzer, Woman's Christian Temper

ance Union. For such friends , and Christ like spirit, our Father, we thank thee.

Mrs. Annie T. B. Brelllatt and

family, JI-19-2t

Mrs. George Stiles and sons, Milan

and Ted of Doty street expect to leave

Wednesday for Ottawa, 111. to sjend the

remainder of the week among relatives. Miss K. G. Reilley of South Hohman street left today for Appleton, Wis. where she will attend the wedding of

tier cousin.

Mrs. W. F. Mashino will entertain the members of the Marquette Club Wednesday afternoon Instead of Thursday of this wek at her home in Truman avenue. Cards will be the feature of

entertainment and progressive cards will be played. The members of the Garfield Club of the First Christian church will meet this evening in the social rooms of the church in Calumet avenue. A full attendance of members Is desired as the usual business and social program will be carried out. Mr. and Mrs. John Sherby of Truman avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sherby and son, John Melvin of Wilcox street were the guests of Mr. and rs. Charles

Weytzel at their home in Chicago Sunday. Miss Mable Sonntag of Indiana Harbor visited friends in Hammond Saturday evening. Mrs. L. A.- Minard of Doty street spent Sunday afternoon visiting friends in Gary. A meeting of . the members of Triumph Council No. 1 D. of L. will take place this evening in the K. of P. Hall. After the lodge session an hour will be spent socially. FURTHER SOCIAL NEWS ON PAGE FIVE.

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