Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 11, Hammond, Lake County, 15 April 1911 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

April 15, 1911.

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MEALS FOR A DAY. Easter Sunday, April 15. BREAKFAST. Sliced Oranges.

Warm Rice. Creamed Lebster on Toast !

Corn Muftlns. Coffee.Cream Tomato Soup. Roast Wild Goose, Bag; Dressing. Cranberry Sauce. Whole Steamed Potatoes. Asparagus Tips. Lettuce Salad. Early Peas. Rubarb Pie, American Cheese. Cup Custard. Coffee. SVPPER. Cold Assorted Meats. Cottage Cheese. Dry Toast. Strawberries and Cream. Cake, Wafers. Tea.

A FARBWGLIj PARTY. On Tuesday evening. April 11th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Marlatt, 522 Sibley street a .very pretty party was given as a farewell to Miss Mabel Ault who left yesterday for Dallas, Texas to make her home in the future. Little Miss Ault received many pretty remembrance from her friends. Games and music were features of the evening's entertainment following which a dainty luncheon was served. Dainty Easter novelties tied with blue ribbons and for-get-me-nota were given tne guests as favors. Mrs. Marlatt was assisted In entertaining and serving the following, little peop.. by Mrs. Conn and her daughter, Grace: Leonore Conde, Blanche Weiker, Gladys Shobe. Lea fa Shobe, Betty, Mary and Nellie Young, Ines Gavlt. Greta Anderson, Gertrude. Dufrattes. Nina Smith, Chase. Dewey and Earl. Conn, David Wilson, Edward Graves, Bert and Roy McConn. Wllbert Marlatt. Delon Shobe. Norval Marlatt. William Stocicer, George Mackavellla, Edgar Sohl and Ray Wieker.. The out of town guests were Mabel and Thelma Brandenburg of Tacoma, Wash. - CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY.' A number of young people gathered it the noma of Miss Catherine Swltier In Rusnttll street last evening to 'celebrate her birthday anniversary. ; The party was given as a surprise to Miss Catherine and she was presented with many pretty gifts in remembrance of the day. Various social games and contests were features -of the evening .. nd an enjoyable program of music wan rendered. v At ten o'clock an elaborate luncheon was served. Miss Edna ' Bwitser was asslstel in serving by Miss Ethel Hoffman. Among the guests

SOCIAL. NEWS FOR MONDAY. MIm Flortrncr Mcrwin will entertain tb member of the "500 Club at her home la South Hohman street Monday evcalna;. The membera , of the Ladle' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will entertain at a danelng party Monday evening In the ManOBlo Temple. Mr. Ci. II. Anatln will entertain the membern of the Embroidery Club at an afternoon party Monday at her home Im Carroll street.

SCARF-WRAP FOE WEAR i f ? w OVER SU1HIER FROCKS

were the Misses Day Malo, Adele Dun

bar, Beatrice Eisner, Mildred Carter,

Georgia DeWeese, Lottie Schwab, Marie

Davis, Lydia WolterS, Joy Carson of

Michigan City, Ind., and Messrs. CriU Burge, Floyd MoCutcheon, Jesse -ei-

son. Elliott Conroy. Clure Burge. Fred

Gescheidler, Lyle Raw-lings of Michi

gan City, William Mowry and Walter

Thompson. PROGRAM I ASOl'St'ED.

The literature oommitttee of the Hammond Woman's Club will hold its regular bi-monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon, April 18th at 2:30 p. m. at the horn of Mrs. W. C. Belman, "The

Oaks" in Glendale. Mrs. J. S. Blaokmun is chairman of the prograi,, and '

with her able committee i has arranged a most Interesting program All members of the committee are very cordially invited to be present. The subject for study is Helen HuntxJackson and her most popular works and will be given as follows: Historical Sketch.. Mrs. J. S. Blackmail "Romona" Mrs. J. Floyd Irish "Her" Poems '.....Mrs. D. M. Sears "The Naughtiest Day of My Life". ... Mrs. E. G. Steinei-k Group of Songs ..... Mrs. George H. Summers MEET! (i WAS POSTPONED, There was no meeting of the members of the K. A. T- S. Club last evening, which was the time for the regular meeting on account of other social engagements. A party will bo given next Friday evening and Miss Beulah Drackert will entertain at her home in Stale Line street. The usual program of entertainment will be enjoyed. HOLD RKCl'LAR MEETING. An enjoyable meeting of the members of "Hammond Temple No. 73 Pythian

These gay little wrapt are to be much worn this eeason over light frocks of a. lingerie character. Some of the wraps are of eoft silk shirred on heavy cords and some, like the one illustrated. , are of shirred chiffon over lace or thl n silk or satin. The hlr ring is the particularly smart note. Thl wrap Is of black chiffon cloth, the shirring being divided by strips of gold and bine e m broidery. These embroidered atrtpB are In different lengths, giving the wrap its graceful shape. Under the chiffon Is a shaped, lining of allover lace and the edges of the wrap are finished with deep fringe o r e r accordian pleated lace.

felt . - tj if Imp ... m tern

pent playing .several games of bridge

whist -at' small tables In -the parlors.

The serving of a dainty luncheon cva1 eluded the pleasant entertainment. The

next party will be given in two weeks

oh .Friday evening when Mrs. Frances Klngsley wilt entertain at her home in Webb street.

A THIMBLE PARTY.

Miss Leah Shroyer entertained the

young ladies of the G. E. E. Club at their weekly thimble party at her home in Sibley street last evening. All the

members were present and Miss Shroyer had as her only invited guest, her little cousin, Evelyn Haelster. An

enjoyable time was spent with needle

work and music following whlcSl the hostess served a dainty luncheon. Miss Maude Foley will entertain the young ladies at their next meeting, Friday evening, April 21st at her home in Sonl

street. The same program of entertainment will be enjoyed.

MEETING WAS POSTPONED.

The young ladles of the J. F. F. Club

decided to postpone the meeting which

was announced to take place last evening for another week. The party will

be given nest Friday evening, April

1 21st and the hostess will be aaed later.

SECl'RE A LICENSE.

A marriage license was granted Miss

Carrie H. Bush of Hammond and

George D. Bowes of Chicago in Chi c&go today. ' The announcement reach

led Hammond this afternoon and was

received with interest by the many

friends of the young people.

Sisters took place last evening in the were present. The afternoon was de

K. of P. Hall. There was a large attendance of members and the routine business waa disposed of at an early hour. There was invitation of candidates during the lodge session. The final .arrangements were made for an entertainment to be given Friday evening, April 28th at the K. of P. Hall. They will give a little play "His Model Wife." An Invitation is extended the public to attend and a small admission of fifteen cents will be asked. The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the temple. There was a pleasant social session when a committee of members served a dainty luncheon. EN'TERTAIXS AT CARDS. Mrs. J. C. Jackson was hostess to the members, of,, the Ideal -Pleasure Club yesterday afternon and entertained them very pleasantly at her home In Alice Avenue. It was the regular bimonthly meeting and all the members

A SOCIAL FLSCTIOX.

One of the most charming social

funcetons of the week end took place

yesterday afternoon when Mrs. Samuel

A. Bell entertained the members of the

Alpha Phi Club at her residence In

South Hohman street. The members

were entertained in the large "parlors

of the home which were arranged with

a profusion of early spring flowers.

Potted palms, ferns and Easter lilies and boquets of Klllarney roses and

Jouqulls were used in the decoration

which was one of the most beautiful

of any of the seasons parties. The

guests met informally and enjoyed their embroidery work during the early

hours. At four-thirty o'clock the hostess served a dainty luncheon at small

tables in the parlors. A dainty color

Kcheme of yellow and white was chos

cn for the tables. The favors. were lit

Ma vellrkw and' whitA r- )i f p U n Th

iao.es Bevera. games or pearo were part wag one of tne prettlellt and

voted to the usual sic-u diversions, a I pleasant time being spent at the card

played, the honors being won by Mrs. J.

C. Jackson and Mrs. Herrington. At

most enjoyable of the early spring and

was attended by twelve club members

very 111 at the home of her. parents.

Mr. and Mrs. G. C, Fleck, 17 State Line street is beginning to improve nicely.

Mr. and . Mrs. Mathew Hoffman ef

Doty street will be entertained by

relatives In Chicago Sunday,

irt Alt it... . n 1 ....hi-.

isisa aiivo nces nuu a bcavtuiig ncari

Lowell wIlK spend the week end with

her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William He of Michigan avenue.

The members of the W. C T. U. will

meet at the home of Mrs. Davis, 4SI

Cedar street Monday evening. The

usual business and social program will be carried out- I

The meeting" of the members of the

China Club which was announced to take place Monday evening has been postponed until Tuesday, April 25th

whn Mrs. John Helser will entertain at her home in Carroll street. It will be

the first meeting since before the Lenten season. .

Mr. and Mrs.' Will Graves of Chica.o

will" visit Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Graves at

their home in Carroll street Sunday.

The MIsse Virginia ' and Albertha

Jacobson and Blanche Culbert will be entertained by friends in Tolleston to

morrow.

A meeting of the members of Dorcas

Debeckah Lodge will take place this evening In L O. O. F. Hall In State street.

The members of Hammond Chapter

of Eastern Stars will meet this evening in the K. of P. Hall.

the conclusion of the games a daintily thtt h1,rr .,Hnt from ,h ltv

arranged course luncheon was served. for Bhort vIs,ts Mrg w A. Buchanan

The tables were treated to a simple

decoration of pink and white. Car

nations were the flowers chosen for I Breet

me motes, mrs. narjea iumman will be the next hostess and will entertain

in two weeks at her home in Sibley

street.

will be the hostess at the party In two

weeks at her home in South Hohman

A STUDY MEETING. A very interesting meeting of the

AS EVENING PARTY.

EbiEas CfeaMM Tim i

M.em

members of the Woman's" Foreign Missionary Society of the First Presbvterian church took nlace vesterdav

Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Austin were h 6" i afternoon at the home of Mrs. William

and hostess to the members of the N. H. Qostlin in South Hohman street. It

f. wnist Club at a delightful evening Wa8 th monthly study meeting and an party Fray at, their prettyHomewood invitation to be present , was extended residence. In company with the mem- the members of the society and conbors were Mr, and Mrs. Victor Dyer gregatlon. There was a large attendand Dr. Robert Gillls who were the anee of Jadies. Mrs. H. F. Meikle was only invited guests. The evening was chairman of the program committee for

the day. She was assisted in arranging

the afternoon's entertainment by Mrs. Mary Holm, Mrs. Mallet, Mrs. E. A. Weeks and Mrs. Jeanie Sawyer, Mrs. Mary Holm lead the devotional exercises. Mrs. Johnston of Kenwood, III., a returned missionary from India was

present and gave a very delightful ad-

I dress. rs. Johnston was engaged in

missionary work In India for six years and she told in an Interesting way of the work and the conditions

that exist there. The musical pro

gram was furnished by.Mrs. George H. Sumons of Indiana Harbor who gave several vocal selections. Her piano accompanist was played by Mrs. Funkey of Indiana Harbor. A pleasant social season followed the program when Mrs. Qostlin assisted by Mrs. M. Louisa Woods served a dainty luncheon.

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Mrs. George Drackert of State L4ne

street and Mrs. August Wlegand of

South Hohman street will go to Crown

Point Monday to be" guests at a party

at. which Mrs. Edward Laws will enter

tain.

Mrs. H. J. Woodruff will entertain

the members of th Industrious Twelve at her home in Ijogan street. Tuesday afternoon. The afternoon will be spent pleasantly with needle work.

Miss Bertha Kleihege, who is at

tending St. Mary's Academy at Souh

Bend is home to spend a short vacation

with her friends and relatives.

Miss Mabel Dinwiddle who is teach

ing near Lowell is spending the week

end with her Hammond relatives and

friends.

Mrs. Oliver Daugherty and children

I are moving to Chicago tday to Join Mr. Daugherty and make their home

there in tho future. Mr DaUg.ierty has been visiting at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. I- I Daugherty in Logan street since coming from Springfield,

111. a few weeks ago.

William Hoffman of Indianapolis is

visiting his son, William P. Hoffman at his home, 288 Truman avenue.

Miss Joy Carson will leave today for

her home in Michigan City after a few days visit with Miss Catherine Swltier

tat her home In Russell street.

Miss Lottie Perron of Chicago Is

visiting Miss Blanche Nixon at her home in Ruth street during the week

end.'

Mrs. Thomas Brennan of RlmbacU

I avenue was the guest of Mrs. John

Sonntag at her home in Chicago yes

terday.

Miss Edna Turner is spending the

week end with Miss Clarice Courtney

I at her home in Chicago.

Mrs. E. R. Disbrow formerly of Ham

mond, but now of Woodlawn was the guest of Mrs. B. L. P. Bell at her home

In South Hohman street yesterday.

Mrs. Ira Alnsworth and Miss Emma

Ainsworth of Crown Point were In Hammond yesterday on their way to

Lowell to visit Miss Ainsworth's mother

for a few days.

Miss Carrie Mathias of Kvanston. in

has been the guest of friends in Ham

mond for a few days this week.

Miaa Theresa Fleck who has beeu

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