Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 214, Hammond, Lake County, 28 February 1911 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Tuesday, Feb. 28, 1911.
A PRETTY MODEL FOR SPRING.
Social News IN Hammond
No prettier little spring model has been turned out than this suit of mignonette green serge, with a rich though simple braiding of black eoutacbn. The coat slopes downward in a modified cutaway effect and the edge of the skirt tunic slopes In the same manner, giving a very graceful effect. The lower part of the skirt is a circular flounce attached to a foundation of thin silk and cotton material. This model is shown also in blue English mohair with a braiding of black, also In Mack mohair.
ME A 1.8 FOR A DAY. . BREAKFAST Baked Apples, Sugar and Cream
Collops of Liver and Bacon Creamed Potato Buttered Toast Coffee LUNCHEON Creamed Chicken Celery Sandwiches Mock Angol Cake Russian Tea PINNER Puree of Vegetables Collops of oTngue Mashed Potatoes Lettuce and Pimento Salad French Dressing Cherry apd Nut Cream Coffee A PRETTY WEDDING. A very pretty home wedding was solemnized last evening at 7:30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dietrich of Harrison street when their only daughter Miss Anna wag united in marriage of Mr. . Edward Henish. As the bridal party entered the front parlors where the were met by the Rev. M. C. Hoefer. Mrs. Geo. Dittrlch who
presided at the piano played the bridal
chorus from Lohengrin. The bride
was attended by Miss Mae Prange who
acted as maid of honor and Miss Lizzie
Higs as her only bridesmaid. The groom had as his attendants Mr. Louis Dittrich, Jr., brother of the bride and Mr. Ernest Henish of Chicago. The
bride wore a dainty gown of white
ribbon and lace and caried an arm
bouquet of brides roses. Her veil was caught to hor hair with roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Prange wore a white mesallne satin and carried an
arm boquet of Killarney roses. Misa Higs as her only bridesmaid was gowned in a charming white lingerie dress and also carried roses. At ten o'clock
a three course supper was served in the dining room. The tables had simple decorations of flowers and ferns carrying out the brides colors of yellow and
white. Mr. and Mrs. Henish did not leave on a wedding visit but went to their home on State street where they will be at home after March 15. The
announcement of their marriage will
bring them the congratulations and best wishes of many friends They are prominent young people of Hammond, active in both church and social circles.
SOCIAL. NEWS FOR WEDNESDAY. Mra. Glasgow will eatertaln the aie-mbervi of the Fle-ordella Club Wednesday eevala at er borne la Plununer avenue. x : There win he n meet! a g of the members of Silver Light Hive I- O. T. M. Wednesday evening; la the K. of P. Hall. Meeting- of Presbyterian Aid will be held la chorea parlors Wednesday afternoon. The ladles are preparing; for an apron sale which they expect to hold doling; March. A meeting of the members of the Deborah Aid Society of the Flmt Christian ehnrch will take place la the ehnrch parlors. The meetlaa; of the Woman's Guild of St. Panl'a Episcopal ehnrch will not be held tomorrow as tuaal having been postponed on account of Ash Wednesday services. The meetlaa; of the Silver Whist Club which was announced to be held Wednesday March 1st has been postponed the members having; decided not to entertain during; Lent. The Martha society of, the Frledena Evangelical cbnrcb will bold a . KolTee" Kmenschen at the home of In, E. Bunde on Sibley street.
ANNOUNCEMENTS. The K. of P.'a will take the 11:50 a.
m. train Thursday to attend the funeral of John P. GelseL It la desired
that all brothers who can, attend. Train returning at 6:35.
MARTIN FRAME, Chancellor Commander.
CARD OF THANKS.
We hereby wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy extended to us during our
recent bereavement the death of our
beloved hubandand father. Mrs. Fred Mandernach and family. NO JOKE ABOUT IT EITHER,
A good story Is going the rounds in Hammond social circles about a certain
young couple not a hundred miles from
hence who 'christened their first
daughter a rather peculiar name. A
friend who was calling on the mother remarked on asking the name: "Well
I suppose you named her after some
rich relative so 'she would leave her
money to teh baby." "Oh, no," said
the proud mother, "we named her after the hired girl wtio likes her so she
wouldn't leave."
CLERKS AND FRIENDS TO DANCE.
Members of the Retail Clerks' union
of Hammond anticipate a great deal of
enjoyment at a dancing party which
they have announced for this evening.
The floor committees are expecting a
good sized crowd.
MI MICAL SERVICES LIKED.
The special rnuslc at the First Chris.
tian church which is being given at the
revival services this week is one of
the things that draws big crowds to
the church and Prof. Learning's chorus
is being the rectipient of many com
plimentary reports.
LITTLE film. RECOVERING.
Virginia, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Ohlhausen of Glendate
who was quite badly burned a few
days ago, la recovering slowly. The
fWild has . been 5a great deal, of pain
The Great Annua! Lenten Sale of Groceries in our Big Pure Food Grocery Wednesday & Thursday, March 1 & 2
11
4
Strictly Fresh New Laid Eggs, per dozen
20
o
Cedar Valley Creamery Butter, per pound
30c
The Famous Pet Brand Milk, 6 cans for.
25c
Extra Fancy Fresh Smoked 4 Finnan Haddies, per pound I UC
Fancy Holland Herring, in kegs, each '
75c
Finest Grade Brick and White and
Yellow American Cheese, per pound.
17c
FANCY FRESH SMOKED RED SALMON, per pound FINEST XXXX BONELESS CODFISH, put up in 1-pound tablets .'
CHOICE CODFISH, in Lpound bricka, per pound
29c 15c 9c 6c 12c 5c 85c
CHOICE KIPPERED HERRING, can jqc TINY TOT NORWAY SARDINES, can. gc CHOICE NORWAY MACKEREL, each. . . -Qq lc CHOICE HOLLAND HERRING, 3 for gc MEDIUM SIZE NORWAY HERRING, each 3C GOLD LABEL OIL SARDINES, can IOC
WHOLE POLLACK CODFISH, per pound EXTRA FINE LARGE SWEDISH ANCHOVIES, per pound. ........... BISMARK SPICED PICKLED HERRING, each........;......... ;.
FANCY RUSSIAN SARDINES, per lb., 2c 8. pound palls. EXTRA FANCY LARGE BLOATERS, each ,
FANCY FRESH WAX BEANS, per lb 1Jc EXTRA FANCY SOLID HEAD LETTUCE, PyQ fQ FRESH RED RIPE TOMATOES, per lb -jfic
LARGEST SIZE FANCY SWEET NAVEL ORANGES, per, dozen SMALL SIZE SWEET NAVEL ORANGES, per dozen...'
RED CROSS BRAND MACARONI, per package .
NATIONAL BISCUIT CO'S FRESH BAKED
OYSTER PATTIES (Butter Crackers), pe
NATIONAL BISCUIT CO'S MARSHMALLOW WALNUTS, per pound
LARGE SIZE PACKAGE POSTUM CEREAL
FANCY GERMAN LENTILS, per pound ;
FANCY TOILET SOAP, 3 cakes in box, 25c value
39c 13c 8c
r lb 7JC
17c 20c 6c 19c
I MUJBHwataaor rem I KAUFMAN WOLF HAMMOHO, IND.
Extra Special Cut Price Flour Sale Now is the Time to Bay Flour Lion Brand XXXX Patent Flour Every sack guaranteed to give Perfect Satisfaction
J-Barrel Sacks, 2.66
yk -Barrel Sacks, 1.36
K-Barrel Sacks, 69c
and suffering
was served at 2 o'clock. The decorations were pink and white carnations
and smilax. The Michigan City guests
were received at T o'clock. The followingwere the out-of-town guests at the reception: Mannie Cohen, brother of I. H. Cohen, Waukegan, 111.; Miss
Ida Salomon, Mrs. Marx, Mrs. Henry Hirsch and Mrs. P. I Goodeman and Miss Martha Schaftner of Chicago, and Miss Elizabeth Swanton of Hammond.
Michigan City News.
LEXTEX SERVICES. There will be special services at both
Ail Saints' and St. Joseph's Catholic
churches tomorrow to mark the begin
ning of Lent. The rules for Lenten observation were read In both the churches last Sunday and preparations
have been made to keep them by members of both congregations.
MISS HANSEN ILL.
Miss Beatrice Hansen, society editor
of Thb Times, was taken quite ill last
night at her home on Rimbaeh avenue and is confined to her room today
Readers of her department will there
fore excuse any shortage of society
news In her columns today.
MISS LOVERIDGE HOSTESS.
Miss Florence Loveridge will have
as her guests this evening the mem
bers of the Inter Se club. The members will spend the evening, as usual, with cards.
SOCIETY TO DO PENANCE. Quite a noticeable lull Is noted in
the announcements In society as the
Lenten season approaches in Ham
mond. There will, of course, be the usual number of quieter affairs which do not interfere with church attendance, but the annual season of penance
will no doubt be properly kept in the city.
WORD FROM THE DUDLEYS. The health of Mrs. Cora Dudley,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Boney of
this city, who is now at Centralia, 111., is slowly Improving, but the patient.
according to advices received by her
relatives here, Is in by no means as
encouraging condition as Is desired
HERE FROM SOUTH OX VISIT.
Mrs. Henry Kramer, nee Nellie
Bicknell Dunham, is expected here
from the south this week, to spend an
indefinite period as the guest of "her
father, Henry M. Bicknell, at his home on Rimbaeh avenue. She will be join
ed later by her husband, and the
couple may decide to locate perma
nently in Hammond.
EMBROIDERY CLUB. Mrs. Chas?. Albert Smith very delight
fully entertained the members of the Embroidery club yesterday afternoon
Howl .jjgra-Housso Tomorrow Night
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1st
HOYTS GREAT COMEDY DRAMA i
'The Defender of Cameron Dam' The Play of the Minute
Founded on the Famous
Case in Northern Wisconsin
The Original Big City Cast. A Mammoth Scenic Production Prices 25c, 35c, 50c and 75c SEATS NOW
been greatly alarmed over her condi
tion, so that news ,at her improvement
will come as a great relief to the many
friends of the family.
her parentB . have! at her home In Rimbaeh avenue. The
afternoon was spent in the usual way
of the club and the hostess served a
dointy luncheon. The next meeting will be held Monday March 6th when
Mrs. Harvey Gostlin will entertain.
HOBART GIRL WEDS
The wedding of Mr. John F. Griffin,
of this city, and Miss Jlia Fleck, of
Hobart, took place this morning at Hobart. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father Huff. Catholic church. Only
WHIST PARTY.
The members of the N. P. Whist club
will be entertained Friday evening
March 3rd by Mrs. H. E. Sharrer of
Dastor of the I South Hohman street.
the Immediate
relatives of the contracting parties! FUNCTION FOR MISS LATTA.
were present. Mr. George Griffin, of Mr, and Mrs. A. M. Turner of Glen
Chicago, brother of the groom, acted dale Park entertained last night form-
as best man, while Miss Anna Fleck, ally, in honor of Miss Marguerite Latta
sister of the bride, served as brides- of Greensburg, Pa. and Miss Laura maid. After the ceremony a wedding Riggs of Chicago. The affair was one dinner was servAii at tha hom of fh of the - most elaborate functions that
bride's parents. Valparaiso Messenger. I has been given this winter.
Many of the guests were entertained
MRS. W. F. RRIDGE RECOVERING, at cards In the spacious parlors or tne
Word from Battle Creek where quite Turner residence and the younger folks
a colony of Hammond ladles are stay-1 aancea in tne nan room on ins imru
ing at present because of their health, I floor.
gives the news that Mrs. W. F. Bridge During the reception of the guests who went thither several weeks ago an orchestra played a number of selecto take treatment ' for a nervous dis- tions and then retired to the ball room
order Is doing very nicely and recov
ering her health.
music during
where It played dance
the rest of the evening.
Refreshments in the form of a buffet
luncheon were served In the capacious sun parlor during an Intermission In
GETS XEW ELECTRIC.
Mrs. G. L. Smith of Warren stree
has purchased a new electric runabout! the dancing and card playing.
and will loin the rolonv of Hammonil The ball room was decorated with
ladies who have become "quite expert 1 green branches which made it very at-
ln driving their own electric vehicles. I tractive. Frappe was provided for
those who danced and was served from
MEETING OF INDIANA SOCIETY. la corner in the ball room.
Definite assurance has been received I Mr. and Mrs. Turner received their
that the Indiana Society of Chicago guests with characteristic hospitality
will hold Its annual outinar In Indian- and nothing- was left undone by the
host and hostess to make the evening
la pleasant one for all.
Among the out of town guests were
Dr. Shafer of Chicago: Mr. and Mrs
Eads Johnston of New York City
Freeman Morgan of Chicago; Miss Lucy Brockenbrough of Lafayette and
apolts June 23 to 24. The assurance was received In the following telegram
from William B, Austin, of Chicago,
chairman of the entertainment com
mlttee of tha society
"The summer outing of the Indiana
Society of Chicago will be held in Indi
anapolls June 23 to 24. There will be 1 Charles W. Wilson of Indianapolis
at least five hundred of us. Congrau
late your committees on their enter-! Gl'ILD DANCE.
prise, also our members for having the! Last evening the St. Agnes Guild of
good sense to -accept your generous the Episcopal church held another one
offer." of their delightful informal dancing
It Is expected that a meeting of the parties. The guild members and
general committee of citizens of Indi-1 number of their friends were In at-
anapolls having In charge arrange-1 tendance and enjoyed dancing until a
ments for the entertainment of the late hour. Frappe was servea curing
visitors, will be held at the Board oflthe entermission. This Is the last en
Trade Wednesday noon, to discuss tertainment the Guild will give until
further plans of entertainment. In a after Lent.
general way, the plans have been form
ed, and the principal features will be S. S. CLUB.
an all-day picnic at the Country Clu.. One of the plessantest entertain
on the 24th, and a banquet and enter-! ments of the week will be given this
talnment at the German House and the I evening when Miss Gertrude Gescheld-
nrecedina- evenlnc ler of East Sibley rtreet will nave as
Th tfipcmiT, -n-o . tri result of a her sruests the members or tne S. S.
post car vote of the membership of I club.
the society, to ascertain how many of
the members could come to this city, it SEWING CIRCLE MEET.
being tho desire of the society to be Mrs. Caroline Debos was hostess
sure that there would be a suitable this afternoon to the members of Circle delegation. No. 1 of St. Margaret's hospital at her
home in Fayette street. Thei usual
MISS LAUTMAX ENGAGED. J amount of work was aceompiisnea ana
A pretty recentlon. at which the en-1 Mrs. Dlbos served her guests with a
gagement of Miss Helen Lautmann. llgnt luncn. rnis is me nnai mmuiiK
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Laut- until after the Lenten season
mann of this city, to Mr. I. H. Cohen
of Newcastle, England, was announced, I CLUB ESTERTAISMEST
took place Sunday at the Lautmann The Misses Emily and Bertha Ebert home. Miss Lautmann was attired In will delightfully entertain the mem-
white and a bouquet of pink sweet I bers of the N. N. Embroidery club this
peas was pinned to her belt. Dinner (evening in their home In South Hon-
Don't Take Any Chances With Yonir. Eyes Have your Eye Examined and Glasses Fitted only by a man who has a license from the State Board of Optometry. Eyes examined free by the most scientific methods. Glasses fitted for all work. 8psoial attention given to school children. Particular care Is also given all repairing. JOHN E. McGARRY HIGH CLASS JEWELERY HOUSE. 599 So. Hohman St. Hammond, Indiana.
PHONE HARBOR 28
Second Hand Lumber Matched Siding, Flooring and BooliaJ Car Sills Corrugated Iroa Roolla) Kindling Wood
MORGENTHAU 5 ROBINSON 146th Street E. Chicago. Ind.
man street, he young ladles wil lspend the evening as usual with needle work and conversation. The next meeting wil be held next Tuesday evening and Miss Lilly Fedder, of State street will b the hostess for the evening. MASttl'ERADE BALL The members of Golden Rule Council No. 1 D. of L. wil entertain at a masquerade dance this evening In the K. of P. Hall. A very enjoyable program of music is promised and all are cordially invited to attend. MISS MER.WIN ENTERTAINS. Miss Florence Merwln very charmingly entertained the members of the 600 club last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Newell. Miss Ines Eaton
was the only Invited guest. The next j
meeting will be held next Monday Evening March 6 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McGlll. MEETING OP BOOK CLIB. The Ideal Book club will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alva A. Toung in Calumet ave this evening. SAD NEWS. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Stolta, of Chicago formerly of Hammond will be grieved to learn of the death of their seven year old son. The child died last evening at 8 o'clock of rheumatism of the heart. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in Chicago. Interment wil be in SU Mary's cemetery. SAD KEITHS.
The Misses Helen York of Battle 1 Creek, Mich, and Miss Ellen Kogner of i Chicago who have been the guests of
Miss Mae Nelson have returned to their home.
Shoe Repairing WORKMANSHIP. Il R 11 LEATHE3. In fact ill II we Have left notblni II U II undone to make onr KJ V Lr Mio: Repair Depart' ment the bsst. PHONE US and we will call for and deliver. Phone 1 75 1 Ortt & Towle 169 E. State Street HAMMOND. 1ISO.
HawlevS NEW TURKISH BATH AND MASSAGE PARLORS Are aaw readr aad for traal. ras aider tUe F'lrt Natloaal Bank. Hamntend, lad. Entraace oa Sibley atreet. Phoae 331 Ladlea' honra Id a. m. te B a. a. .
business with the W. B. Conkey company. Miss lone Hunt, who has been quit ill at her home in Oakley avenue foi several days, has resumed her dutlei at Thb Times office. A number of Hammond politlelani went to Chicago today to satisfy theii interest in the Chicago election. James Ashley, a conductor on th Monon, who has been quite ill at hli home in Lafayette, has resumed hit work on the Lafayette-Chicago run. A large number of Hammond people attended the 'funeral of the late Fred Mandernach yesterday t Crown Point C. W. Wilson, who has been In Hammond several days, returned to Indianapolis today. Miss Eltessa Emmerling has re
Mrs. Cunningham of Rochester, Ind.. turned to her home !n Douglas street
returned home today after several davs after several days visit In Englewood.
visit with her sdn. J. B. Cunningham, Pr. and Mrs. Haywa-d and Mr. and 47 Doty street. Mrs. Victor Dyer returned yesterdaj J. S. Abbott of Robinson, 111., re- j from Crown Point, where they hav turned home Monday after a few days been spending the week-end wit visit with John Abbott and family, 287 ! friends and relatives. Truman avenue. William Ahlborn, who has been al Mr. and Mrs. Eads Johnston of New -Mineral Springs, Texas, for two weeks. York City are being entertained by j will return home today. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Turner at their i Miss Laura Rlggs of Edgewater If home In Glendala Park. the guest of Mrs. A. M. Turner fot Attorney J. H. Conroy is spending several daystoday in Crown Point on business. j Vernon Parry of Crown Point Is th Mr. S. Slgler of Gary is In Hammond guest of Hammond friends and reltoday on a business trip. atlves today. Miss Ruth Sohl, who la attending j Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Mott, who hav the Chicago university, returned home been traveling in the. south for the last yesterday in order to be present for. several weeks, are expected home Sat the A. M. Turner dance. j urday. J. R. Stevens of Ashtabula. Ohio, Is' Senator W. H. Gostlin has not rain Hammond today looking over the celved any new yet from Washington city with a view of establishing him-j regarding the death of his brother. ; self in business. .1 w- H- Collls-n, master of terminali , IX M. Cree, the publisher,' was here on the Monon railway, w.13 in the eltj from Chicago yesterday afternoon on 1 tmm Lafayette on business yesterday,