Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 177, Hammond, Lake County, 16 January 1911 — Page 2

THE TIMES. Monday, Jan. 16, 1911.

SOME LITTLE

THINGS MAKE CHARM OF EVENING- COSTUME.

SOCIAL SEWS FOB TIE8DAV,

THe member of the Erthtrtaae t'lnb will meet with Sirs. W . J. MatAlter at her home, 101 Webb atreet Tuenrtay afternoon for their afternoon party. MiM Rom spoerner will entertain the young lalle of the S. S. Embroidery Club at er home In East Sibley atreet Tuesday evening. Mrs. Charlew Miller will be hosted to the member of the Ideal Book Club at their resmlar meeting Tuesday evening; at her home In South Ilohuian atreet. The young ladle of the N'. N. Embroidery Club will meet with Mlna Ullle Kedder at her home in Kant State atreet Tueday evening. There will be a meeting; of the membera of Golden Uule Council So. 1 p. of I. Tuesday evening la the K. of P. Hall. Mm. Sceley of Wolter otreet will be bonteaa to the membera of the Golden Itod Iedro Club Tueda,y evening.

CROWN POINT LADIES ARE ADEPTS AT BRIDGE WHIST Matrons From The Town On The Classic Bezor Turn The Tables At Hammond Saturday.

It is the little things that count most in the evening costume; the dainty slippers, gloves and fan which make the frock perfect In style, the dainty wrap r. hich is thrown on between dances, or as one sits In the theater box and, most of all, the coiffure ornament which makes the hairdressing modish. The scarf pictured is in shades of orange, terra cotta and mahogany en a cream chiffon ground a charming combination with the black and gold frock. The coiffure band, or fillet, is made of gold gauze which is twisted around the head in close folds, an ornament made of three gold lace ornaments, sewed with coral beads being arranged in front.

MEALS FOll A DAY Tneeuay, January 171 h. BUBAKKAST Oranges Cnraal . Toast Wheat Cakes i-'yrup Coffee LUNCHEON Salmon Loa.f with Pressing Corn Muffins Bermuda Sala Doughnuts Cocoa DINNER Cream of Tomato Pot Roast of Rabbit Pyramid of Potatoes Buttered Carrots Celery Relish Raisin Cup Cake Coffee ' GIVES A PARTY. Mrs. E. W. Dinwiddle of ' 471 East State street gave a party Saturday afternoon, Jan. 14 in honor of her little daughters Eugenia's 7th birthday. The rooms were decorated in pink and white, the color scheme being carried .out at the table in the dining roms. She received many pretty presents.

Those present were: Mildred Whinery, Lillian Wagonblast, Ruth Louene Smith, Maria Rogers. Norma and Ruth Smith,

Gladys Jarvis, Lillian Hearst, Margaret

Audre, Gertrude Daumer, Margaret Mc-

Elroy, Mildred Anderson, Edna Austgen, Eugenia and Marjorie Dinwiddle. START (LIB. The boys and girls of the Congregational church met Friday evening for the purpose of organizing a club called the G. G. B. Club. Officers were elected and other business matters were attended to. The next meeting will be held Jan. 19th in their club rom in the Congregational church. A OXE O'CLOCK LUXCIIBO.X. One of the most charming social entertainments of the week end was a one o'clock luncheon at which Mrs. Victor Dyer entertained last Saturday at her pretty home in South Hohman stret. It wa3 the second of a series of parties at which Mrs. Dyer has entertained this week, the first one, a dinner

party boing given last Thursday evening complimentary to almost fifty guests. Mrs. Dyer entertained a company of forty young society people from Ilamond, Crown Point, Valparaiso and Chicago at a luncheon and afternoon party. A pretty appointed luncheon was served at many small tables placed in the dining and living rooms. A simple decoration of pink and white was chosen for the tables and the flowers were kilarney roses. Kotowing the serving of the luncheon the guests were entertained in the parlors. Bridge whist was the feature of the afternoon's entertainment and several games were enjoyed. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ed Slegler and Mrs. Ed Eder both of Crown Point. 3UEETIXG WAS POSTPOXED. The meeting- of divisions No. 1 and 2 of Mis Elizabeth Weber's class in

music which was announced to take ,

place Saturday afternoon had to be postponed for another week. It is expected that a meeting will take plaCa next Saturday and announcement of it will be made later. ENTERTAINS MANV Gl'ESTS. Mr. and Mrs. John Sherby entertained a number of relatives from Chicago at their home tn Truman avenue during the past week end. They came Saturday evening to le guests at a party given in honor of Mrs. Sherby's birthday anniversary and remained until Sunday aftcrnon. Among those present were Ir. and Mrs. Will MacDonald, 2.lr. and Mrs. Joseph Menard, Mr. 'and Mrs. George WeytZvl, Mr. and Mrs. A. St. Pierre an-J Mrs. Edward Joy. HOLD KIil I.AR MEETING. The regular meeting of the members of Dorcas Rebeckah Lodge took place last Saturday evening in the I. O. O. F. Hall in State street. It was the first meeting.-at which the new officers presided ancl It was very enjoyable. A

large number of members were in attendance. The members balloted upon several applications for membership and made the necessary arrangements for the meeting for next Saturday. There will be initiation at the next regular meeting and a good attendance is desired. After the lodge session a short time was spent socially. CELEBRATE A XX I VERS A RY. A most delightful party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Sherby in Truman avenue Saturday evening as a surprise to Mrs. Sherby. The party was given to celebrate her birthday anniversary and she received many pretty gifts iri remembrance of the day. Among the guests were several from a distance who came Saturda evening and remained until Sunday afternoon. The principal feature of entertainment was cards and the guests played seven games of pedro at small

Time was once when the little county seat town of Crown Point was universally conceeded to be the society center of the county. That was ten and fifteen years ago. But since that time the ctties of Hammond and Gary

have taken their place In the north end and Crown Point society women now have to acknowledge that they must share the honor with other cities. Some years back Crown Point society fairly outdid themselves and vied with each other who should entertain in the most brilliant fashion. In fact parties and other social functions were so numerous that the lady of the house went over her list of invitations and thought long before she would send regrets to the hostess she was most likely to offend by her absence Hammond ladies were always includeu on the invitation lists and in turn Crown Point was always well represented in the social affairs of the north end.

. But Crown Point's social set has J "come back" and have shown their j superiority as bridge players, when at j a bridge party given at the hom of Mrs. Victor Dyer in Homewood last j Saturday evening they succeeded In ; capturing the three prizes from the j Hammond bridge players. j Mrs. Victor Dyer formerly of Crown , Point was the charming hostess to a j large party of Hammond and Crown' Point ladies last Saturday night. A six ; course luncheon was served after which j progressive bridge whist was played, j The prizes were captured by Mrs. Ed- ; ward Eder, Mrs. W. H. Hayward and : Mrs. E. A. Slgler. ! Among the Crown Point ladles who were present were Mesdames E. A. ' Krost, F. E. Farley, W, H. Hayward.

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Tonight at 7:30 the men of the Calumet district will gather at at the Hammond

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streets, to listen to

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M. B. MAUDES, serie3 of flfty.four which stretch over the country from New York to Texas. The first w.as held in Troy. N. Y., and the last well be held in Fort Worth, Texas. All of the missionary Interests of the Christian church will be represented by experts.

E. E. Elliott,, the toastmaster, was formerly a newspaper man in Peoria, but now leads the work of the Brotherhood of Disciples of Christ. The whole campaign is his planning. They call him the KanCity Cyclone.

E. E. t.Li.lOTT. Grant K. Lewis.

of the American Home Board, will tett of the American field. Few men on the

platform in this country can equal Mr.

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Mr. B. Madden will talk on Japan,

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Harbor, Gary, Tolleston and Glen Park

will be represented, together with the

Hammond men. The supper is served at 7:30 and Is open to all men. The program is as follows: I'rosram. Mu'sic, 1. The Campaign Outlined. 2. Address of Welcome. The Stats Secretary of Missions. 15 Minutes.) 3. Why We Are Here. The Brotherhood Representative. (30 Minutes.) 4. America to the Front. The Representative of the Ameri

can Christian Missionary Society

and Board of Church Extension,

(30 Minutes.) 3. The Gospel of the Helping Hand. The Representative of the National Benevolent Association and Board of Ministerial Relief. (30 Minutes.) 6. Our Brothers Afar Off. The Representative of the For eign Christian Missionary Society. (30 Minutes.) Closing service by and for every man present. Benediction.

tables in the parlors. The honors were won by Mrs. John Sherby and Mr. J.

M. Stinson. Mr. Alfred Sherby was

awarded the consolation prize. Other

games were enjoyed and several of the

guests entertained with musical selec

tions. At a late hour an elaborate luncheon was served at the small tables. Among the guests were Mr.

and Mrs. George Weytzel, Mr. and Mrs.

A. St. Pierre, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph

Menard, Mr. and Mrs. Will MacDonald and Mrs. Edward Joy all of Chicago.

Mr. W. ORourke of Detroit. Mich., Mr.

and Mrs. John M. Stinson, Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Sherby, and Alphonse Dorsey all

of Hammond.

AX INFORMAL EXTERTAIXMEXT. Miss Beatrice Hansen entertained a

few friends at her home in Kimbach

avenue last Saturday In honor of her

house guest. Miss Loie Hughes of

Crown Point who is spending the week

here. The evening was devoted to

cards and several games of "500" were played at small tables. The serving of a two course luncheon at ten-thirty o'clock concluded the entertainment.

A SOCIAL EVENT. One of the leadine social events of

the week will be a dancing party at ' which the members of the Hammond Motor Boat Club will entertain Wed- . nesay evening in the Masonic Temple. I

Several hundred invitations nave Deen Issued to the members and their friends In Hammond and vicinity and It is ex- ,

pected that the affair wil be one or the largest attended of the year. Informal

dancing will begin at eight-thirty o""clock and continue for an hour when

the cuests will form for the grand

march. The music for the dancing will be furnished by the marine orchestra. The hall will be elaborately decorated

for the occasion with the pennants and

colors of the club. WILL OIVE AX EXTERTAIXMEXT, The members of the Young Ladies' Sodality of All Saint s Catholic church wil give an entertainment Tuesdayevening, January 17th in All Saint's Hall in East Sibley street to which the public- is cordially invited. There will be an excellent musical musical program and a play "Diamonds and Hearts' will be presented. The cast Is composed of prominent young people In the church. The affair promises to be very enjoyable and it is expected that there will be a i.r.rare attendance. ARRAXGE FOR IA.CIG PART V. The members of the Alumni Association of the Hammond high school will meet this evening in the assembly room of the Central Building. The meeting wil be called at seven-thirty o'clock and it is desired that the members are prompt In meeting. Business of importance will be transacted. Plans will also be made for a dancing party to be given In February. It will be the anual dancing party which has become

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(Special to The Times.) Crown Point, Ind., Jan. 16. The "Ins and Outs," more specifically the incoming and outgoing Lake county omciaia held high carnival at the Commercial hotel on Saturday evening, .the outgoing officials tendering a banquet to the new incoming officers. Every Lake county official from the highest office holder down to the smallest salaried deputies took part In the banquet and subsequent Jollification, and the evening is reported to have been most enjoyable by those attending. An elaborate course dinner served by landlord Washburn of the Commercial hotel, was Indulged In followed by after dinner speeches by the old and new officials. The Hammond courthouse officials, their deputies, county commissioners, trutsees and the county seat court house officials and deputies were invited to the affair, as were some of the county notables. The affair has gotten to be a time honored custom among Lake county officialdom and marks the election of a new set of county officers and their welcome into the fold.

one of the delightful social events of the year in Hammond. Many hundred invitations will be issued among the members and their friends In Hammond and vicinity. LADIES TO MEET.

The ladies of the University club wif. meet in the clubrooms, in the Tapper building tomorrow afternoon, for the regular bi-monthly social session. Entertainment and refreshments will provided for the ladles who have affiftliated themselves with the organization, and all of those who are eligible are welcome. At the last ladies' afternoon there were in the neighborhood of twentyfive ladies present, and it is expected that the attendance will be even larger tomorrow. Earl Klngsland formerly of -Hammond but now of East St. Louis, I1L is spending a week in Hamond visiting friends. Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Sharrer of South Hohman street spent Eundaj visiting friends in Enarlawood.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS. XOTICE OF ELECTION OF OFFICERS. The yearly business meeting of the Christian church of Hammond will be held at the church at the corner of Calumet avenue and Summer streets Thursday evening, Feb. 2nd at 8 o'clock. At this meeting the trustees and other church officers are to be elected. E. B. CROSS, l-13-3t Chairman of Church Board.

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Stevens of Chicago spent Sunday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Miller at their home in Truman avenue. Mis Dorothy Ripley is ill at her home in North Hohman street. E. S. Emrnerine, cashier at the Citizens German National Bank has gone east on a weeks business visit. Arthur Aussen of Ottewa, 111. is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. George Stiles and family at their home in Doty street. Miss Marlon Spaulding has returned from a week end visit with relatives in Evanston, 111. Miss Jennie Walton spent the post week end visiting her sister, Mrs, L. D. McClaren at her home in Chicago. The Misses Lillie and Rose Hauber of Morton Court are spending a few days with their sister, Mrs. Harry Parker in Chicago. Mrs. Harry Carr and little son, Thomas of Woodlawn wil return home this afternoon efter an over Sunday visit with Mrs. Carr's father, William Hasse of Sibley street. Dan Anderson formerly of . Hammond but now of Moose Jaw, Alberta, Canada has been spending a few days with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams of LaGrange, 111. spent Sunday in Hammond the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newell of South Hohman street. Miss Mae Hanson was the guest of friends at the theater in Chicago to see Victor Moore in "The Hapiest Night of His Life" playing at the Colonial. Mrs. Smith of Muenich Court will be hostess to the members of the Fieurdelis Club at their meeting Wednesday evening of this week. Mrs. W. D. Clark of Englewood will entertain the members of the Silver Whist Club at a luncheon ad card party Wednesday. It is the regular meeting day of the club. Miss Mary Kuhlman and Mr. Peter Sons visited friends in St. John Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schoon of Ham

mond, Miss Mamie Sons of Dyer, Miss Kathcrine Hopp and Mr. , George Schmidt were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kuhlman Sunday evening. 1 A meeting of the members of Unity Council Knights of Columbus will take place this evening Jn the K. of C. Hall. The members are all urged to attend as important business will be transacted. Arrangements will be completed for a dancing party at which they will entertain In the near future. A meeting of the members of Triumph Council No. 1 D. of L. will take place this evening and every inerr)br is urged to be present. The usual business and social program will be carried out. An important meeting of the members of Opal Hive No. 896 L. O. O. T.

' M. M. will take place Tuesday after- ! noon inthe I. O. O. F. Hall in State ! street. Mrs. Palmer, the deputy will ! be present at the meeting. Plans for the year's work wil bo discussed and 'a large attendance of members Is de

sired. The annual election of officers will be a feature of the meeting of the members of the Garfield Club which will take place this evening in the social rooms of the First Christian church in

j Calumot avenue.

The members of the T. H. E. Club will be entertained by Mr. and Mr. Dewey at their home in East Chicago Wednesday evening instead of Tuesday of this week. The entertainment for the evening will consist of cards and several games of pedro will be played. Mrs. Otto Rabe has been very ill for several days at her home, 6 Williams street. Her friends hope for her recovery at an early date. Mrs. Charles Beall of Kenwood spent Sunday in Hammond visiting at the home of h-ir parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Daugherty in Logan street. FURTHER SOCIAL NEWS ON PAGE FIVE.