Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 208, Hammond, Lake County, 21 February 1911 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Tuesday, Feb. 21, 1911. .
HERE IS A PRETTY BLOUSE MADE OF HUGE SQUARE KERCHIEF.
Bo much bordered fabric Is la-, eluded In the new spring materials that this hint of bordered stuff made up in shirtwaist style is most timely. The model Is a seamless peasant blouse, the material being really a huge square kerchief of silk crepe with the pattern runntng around four sides. A hole at the center of the square forms the neck opening, and, of course, one side of the kerchief Is slashed up to make the opening at the back of the blouse. Satin bands in a dark color emphasise the dominant color of the crepe square and cuffs and collar of white Teniae Insertion add daintl- ' ness.
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to which the friends have been invited, the first one having taken place
only a few week ago- It will be one of the last dancing parties before the Lenten season and arrangements are
being made to have it an enjoyable affair. Other business was transacted
after which a pleasant time was spent
socially. Miss Matthles served a dainty
luncheon during the social hour. The
meeting was not very largely attended on account of illness among the members so that no plans coul.i be made for the next regular meeting.
Announcemsn! iwill be made of it later.
MEETING WAS POSTPONED.
The members of the art committee of
the Hammond Woman's Club were forced to postpone the meeting which was announced to take place yesterday afternoon. The change was made on account of the meeting of the history committee at the home of Mrs. O. A. Krinbill In Klmbach avenue. The announcement of the place of meeting has not been made but will be during the next few days. An interesting-study piogram on "The Art of the Vatican" is being prepared and it is desired that all the members are present to enjoy it. A THIMBLE PARTY. A very enjoyable afternoon was given by Mrs. G. L. Smith at her home in
arren street Saturday in hon,or of the
members of the Embroidery club. Mrs.
Smith had as her only invited guests, Mrs. W. A. Hill, Mrs. Frank Hammond
;and Mrs. Walter. Hammond. The guests
met very informally and enjoyed their
j needle work until four-thirty o'clock
when a daintily arranged two course
luncheon was served. Music was one of
the features of the afternoon. The afternoon's program of entertainment was
the same as is usually enjoyed. An-
, ANNOUNCEMENTS. You can't make money any quicker than by looking up Humpfer Bros, ad In this paper. It will pay you. xoncE. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Masonic Building Association will be held at the Masonic Temple ' Saturday evening. March 4, S p. m. 21-3t H. F. MEIKLE, Sec Liook up Humpfer Bros, cut price sale for Wednesday. It will pay you.
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MEALS FOR A DAY. BREAKFAST Stewed Apricots Oatmeal with Cream Codfish and oPtato Croquettes Tomato Sauce Toast Orange Marmalade
Co See
Canned Corn Oysters Ficcalill Muffins Branmbles Cocoa DINNER
(A Washington Birthday Menu.) Colonial Chicken Pie Baked Sweet Potatoes Mango Pickles Virginia Cornbread Cabbage Salad Cheese Beaten Biscuit Fingers A Whitpot Coffee A SOCIAL. ENTERTAINMENT. Miss Mary Glazier very delightfully
entertained the members of the "500'
club and a few invited friends at her home in South Hohman street last evening. It was the evening for the regular meeting and all the members with the exception of one were present, who was detained by illness. Miss Glazier had as her Invited guests, Mr. euid Mrs. Gill of Crawfordsville. Ihd..
THE LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Is now organizing charter membership,
Fee is 5 dollars, $1 for medical examination. Benefits 17 per week, sick or accident, for thirteen weeks in any one year. Death benefits $100, $50 to mem
ber if wife dies. Dues per month is
76 cents. See the organizer, JOHN DEGNAN at GEO. KUSSMAUIS agar Store
124 State st.. Hammond. Ind. Tel. 1461.
IIOUSOViVQS Mice! Beginning today a first class line of fresh and salt meats will be handled at our new market in connection with our Grocery Store, - G. C. Austgon 427 E. State St. Tel. 466. Call or phone for a trial order.
SOCIAL AliWS FOR WEDNESDAY.
Mn. ChnrIeH Arkln will be "nt borne" to the member of the Jewish Ladle1 Aid Society at ber home ta Wwt State street AVenenday after-
M. 'tv. A. Jordon will be hoatesa te the members of the Ladles Aid Soeletr of the First M. E. ehuot-h at her home, 102 Cllntoa j street Wednesday afternoon. Miss Celeste Hnber will entertolu t cards Wednesday evening at her borne In Truman avenue In honor of the members of the Flenrdells Club. The Ladles of the Knights of Columbus will meet Wednesday afternoon for a social time. The members of In I form Rank K. of P. will entertain at a dancing party Wednesday evening In the Masonic Temple and a large number of Hammond people have received Invitations to attend. There will be a meetlns: of the members of the Deborah Aid Society of the First Christian church Wednesday In the church parlors. The members will meet for an all day session. Mrs. II. Stevenson will entertain the members of the I'ptodate Whist Club at her home In Sibley street Wednesday afternoon. Cards will be the feature of entertainment.
meeting was not made. Following ths business session an enjoyable program
of musical and literary numbers was
given. Mrs. Granger served refresh
ments during the social hour. The
meeting was a very interesting one. SIRS. BMMKRMXO A HOSTESS.
A pleasant afternoon will be spent by the membesr of Circle No. 2 of St. Margaret's hospital at the home of Mrs. Joe
Emmerling in Russell street Thursday. It is the afternoon for the regular meeting and after a short business ses
sion the members will be entertained at cards. The members are asked to notice the change in the meeting place as Mrs. George Eder was announced as
the hostess at a recent meeting. A COMMITTEE MEETING. Mrs. Verne Summers is ""at notne'
to the members of tr.e literature com
mittee of the Hammond Woman's club
at her residence, 112 Condlt street. I is the regular bi-monthly study meet
other party will be given next Monday lng and an intePMttrig. program has
nounced later. - I ..r ..-,
i was extended all the members to be
A nresent
ine memDers or me iaaies Ala so-
1 ... - .1 . r . x r . . i . t .
c.Biy oi me jMonroo clrOC aiemoaisi. HOLD REGULAR MEETING.
wi.apo. win give uc.n Yvcunesuay Tht Tnjt.mbf.rn of t-nItv Crmncll
evening, teoruary 2ina m tne cnapel. Knights of Columbus met last evenin
PUDUC 18 coruiauy mvuea ana no in tne K of a fo th. r.e,.lap hi
admission will be charged. A patriotic monthly meeting. The routine business
program 01 music n incrary numoers was transacted and a short time was will be given following which refresh- 9pent 80cially. A social session wl.l
ments will be served. An enjoyable time be held nrednesday evenine. February
is assured an wno aitena. ine roi- ?-n ,m v,.
"America" by all closed one of the most
interesting and pleasant meetings of
the season Reporter for the day. MEETING IS POSTPONED. There will be no meeting of the mem
bers of tho T. II. E. Club this evening which is the regular meeting night and the next party will be given Tuesday,
February 28th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. O'Callahan in East Chicago. The members will meet for an evening of cards and play several games of pedro. Four prizes will be awarded in the games. The meeting will be the last one before the Lenten season. ARRANGE FOR DANCING PARTY. Miss Clara Matthles entertained the members of St. Agnes Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church at her home in Williams street last evening. It was the evening for the regular meeting and the members met to complete all arrangements for the dancing party to be given at Weis Hall in State street
next Monday evening. . The members have the privilege of inviting their friends to attend and it is expocted that many Hammond young people will be
present. The party will be very In
formal and dancing will begin between eight-thirty and nine o'clock. It is
the second social affair of the season but the announcement of the place of
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lowing is the program
Prayer Rev. "W. P. Switzer
Sonng "Soldier of The Cross"
Infant Class Recitation Florence McConnell
Song "Three Little Sisters" Meredith -Wells, Ruth Brelllatt and Ula MHligan.
Recitation Solo
Address The Rev. O. R. Streeter
Solo Vocal duett
Monnett and Miss Norma Robbins
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W. C. T. V. MEETING.
t&lned. The entertainment promises to be one of the pleasant affairs of the week and very largely attended. A
program has been arranged which in
eludes vocal and Instrumental music
and readings, following which refresh
ments will be served. A committee of
which J. O'Neill is chairman has had
..Helen KeKarlthe afjair in charge. On acount of the
Tneoaore Moor Lenten season it is expected that the
social session will be the last of the
.W. J. Kellar I printer entertainments.
Mrs. Melvin
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A MEASURING SOCIAL Announcement has been made of a
Measuring Social at which the mem
bers of the Presbyterian Social club
A meeting of the members of the 'W. will entertain Thursday evening, FebC. T. V. took place last evening at the ruary 23rd in the social rooms of the home of the president, Mrs. H. ' E. church in South Hohman streets The Granger. 66' Hamlin street. Many of admission will be charged according to the members '-were present and there beighth and three cents will be chargwere several risltors, making the at- ed for every foot and a penny lot every tndance number about thirty-five. Dur- additional inch. The proceeds will be ing the business meeting the names of used for the benefit of the church. The two hew members were added. Bust- public is cordially invited to attend and ness of interest to the members was they are assure of pleasant entertalndiscussed, and plans were made for ment After a short musical program a meeting to take place in two weeks refreshments will be served.
Mrs. H. Krttes of Elida, O., Miss Inez Eaton and J. H. Fonntag. During the evening several games of "gOO" were played at small tables in the parlors. The games were played at five tables. At the close of the games a dainty two course luncheon was served. The next club party wil be given Monday evening, February 27th and Miss Florence Merwin will entertain. Miss Merwin will entertain at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Newell in South Hohman street. . . A STt'DV MEETING. The history committee of the Hammond Woman's club, held a very pleas
ant meeting at the home of Mrs. O. A.
Krinbill in Rimbach avenue on Monday afternoon. There was a large attend
ance. After the opening business presided over by Mrs. H. Burk, the meeting was then turned over to Mrs. Krinbill, who had charge of the program
tne subject for the day was, "Virginia
ana the carolinas." The first number
was a vocal solo, given by Miss Ferris
entitled, "Honey Child" with a guitar accompaniment by Mrs. r. E. Boone. Miss Ferris was heartily encored and responded with a song. "Sunshine" by
Carrie B. Adams. A paper written bv
Mrs Punbar, on the "History of the Carolinas," was then read by Mrs. Krinbill, Mrs. Dunbar being absent in
New York. The paper was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Krinbill spoke briefly on the schools and passed around a number of views of North Carolina which proved very .interesting. A piano solo entitled "Wedding Day" was beautifully rendered by Mrs. E. Cooper. She gave as an encore "Polacca" by Weber. Mrs. Bostwlck followed with a paper on "The Notable Men and Women of Virginia and the Carolinas." This was given in a most original and pleasing style and was both humorous and inter
esting. During the social hour, the following committee of ladles served: Mrs. Clark Learning, Mrs. M. M. Bruce, Mrs. H. Lundt and Mrs. Etta Bloomhoff. The members of the club and guests were all presented with a small flag as a souvenir and the singing of
Cut Price Sale Wednesday, February 22. Twenty years of Grocery experience enables us to know good goods, also to buy them at the right prices, therefore we are in a position to sell you the best of everything for just a trifle more than what you pay for cheap goods. A difference of a few cents "with a positive guarantee of satisfaction" is ALWAYS MUCH CHEAPER in the end.
MEATS Beef Pot Roast, per pound, 1G Rump Corn Beef, 12lc per pound, Leaf Lard, 9 pounds for 1.00 California Hams, 5-lb average, per pound, 12lc Small Pork Shoulders, 100c per pound, Plate Beef, 7c per pound
GROCERIES Best Canned Mushrooms, ma per can fcUw Libby's Asparagus, tall cans, o 40c value, doau, 375 each.JQ Best Lump Starch, 4 r 3 pounds for I 3C Fancy New Turnips, Ef large bunches, only J)C Extra large Fancy Head . 7 n Lettuce, each Our Best Canned Tomatoes, At 2 ...ZOC California Navel Oranges, 150 else, per peck, 1Q .per dozen A,uC Cider Vinegar, in bottles, ArA 3 for.. 2LUC Campbell's Tomato Soup, )En 3 for sCOC No. 3 Can Peaches, In 1 Of heavy syrup, each.... Qu Antoninies Pure Italian Q0 Olive Oil, quart tins, only.. JJqQ Best Canned Pumpkin, 4 per cant I UC
Humpfer Brothers Two Phones 578 Hohman Street 7 Watch for our Saturday's Ad.
MRS. HILL "AT HOME."
Mrs. "W. A. Hill will be "at home" to
the members of the Homewood Maza
rine Club Wednesday afternon at her
residence in Homewood. It Is a social meeting- of the members and the en
tertainment Is anticipated with a great deal of pleasure. It is one of the first social entertainments of the new year
In the club and many are expected to bo
In attendance.
CARD OP THANKS.
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends and neigh
bors during the sickness and death of
our beloved son and brother. Hush
Ellsworth Roberts, we also thank the
Court of Honor R. O. T. M. No. 2, News
Boys Ass'n., Telephone Operators, Gold
en Rule Council No. 1 D. of I and Individual friends for their beautiful
floral offering's-
MR. AND MRS. ROBERTS. SISTER AND BROTHERS. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Gill are enter
talning Mr. Gill's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
GUI of Crawfordsville, Ind., at their home In South Hohman street for sev
eral days.
Miss Gertrude Gescheidler will entertain the members of the S. S. club at her home in' East Sibley street this evening:. The hours will be spent with
embroidery work and music.
A meeting of the members of the
True Kindred will tako place Tuesday
evening In I. O. O. F. hall, in State street. All the members are asked to
be present.
A meeting of the members of Progressive court No. 166, Tribe of Ben
Hur, will take place this evening in
the K. of P. hall. It Is the first meeting, to be held in four weeks and bus
iness of importance will be transacted.
A large attendance Is desired.
Mrs. Henry Helser will be hostess to the members of the China club at their meeting this evening at her home in
Carroll street. The guests will be en
tertained at cards, and will play several
games of pedro during the evening.
Mrs. William Love will entertain the members of the Phllathea class of the First Baptist church at her home, 68 Sibley street, this evening. The evening will be devoted to needle work and
music and an enjoyable time is antici
pated.
Mrs. John J. Claussen will have as her guests this evenig at her home In
State Line street the young ladies of
the N. N. Embroidery club. It Is the evening for their regular meeting and
the usual diversions will be enjoyed.
Miss Elizabeth Webber returned to
her home in South Hohman street yes
terday after an over Sunday visit with
relatives in Cedar Lake.
J. M. Lyons has returned from a short
visit with friends In Kckomo, Ind.
Miss Ethel Ebrlght will entertain In honor of the members of the Inter Se club this evening at her home In Ogden
street. The usual diversions of the
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club will be enjoyed and bridge whist will be the leading feature of enter
tainment.
The members of the Golden Rod club
will be entertained by Mrs. J. Camp at her home in Claude street this even
ing. Several card games will be en-
Joyed. ,
The regular meeting of the members
of the Ladies' Aid society of the First )
Baptist church will take place Thursday afternoon and Mrs. J. E. Sharp will be hostess at her home, 812 South Hohman street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. DeWeese have
returned to their home In Rimbach avenue after visiting relatives In Spencerville, O-, and Berne, Ind. In Berne they
were the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Raymond Knoll. Mrs. DeWeese has been away for ten days, but Mr. De
Weese was absent only a few days.
Mrs. Ed. Simon and Miss Emma Huehn were the guestB of Miss Mac-' Bride at her home In Gary last even- j ing. j Mr. and Mrs. Ed Simon have returned to their home in Logan street; after a week's visit In Indianapolis. Mrs. Thomas Brennan and little daughter, Genevlve, of Rimbach avenue are spending the afternoon with Mrs. Brennan's mother,' Mrs. Margaret Swift, at her home In Englewood. i Mrs. Bess Kellis was called to Wabash, Ind., to attend the funeral of a relative.
There will be a meeting of the members of the G. I. A. to the B. of U E. Wednesday afternoon. In the K. of P. hall. The usual business and social program will be carted out. - Mrs. Edith Griffin and Mrs. Mary Holm, will be hostesses at the meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the First Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon in the social rooms of the church in South Hohman street. There will be a meeting of the members of the Ladies Guild of St Paul's Episcopal church Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the guild room of the church in Rimbach avenue. All the members are Invited to attend. ' Miss Ethel Cole of Indiana avenue has returned, to St. Margaret's hospital for a second operation. Miss Cole'a
many friends hope that she will re-
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