Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 273, Hammond, Lake County, 8 May 1911 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Monday, May 8, 1911.
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don entertained at her home in Hyde Park, Chicago in compliment to Mrs. Charles McCullough of Mexico City, Mexico, who is in Chicago on a visit to friends and relatives. Mrs. McCullough was formerly Miss Jessie Clark of Hammond. A dainty luncheon of threo cpjirses was served at one o'clock. Tha table was prettily arranged with shad
ed tapers and a bowl of Jack roses wai
chosen as a center piece. The afternoon was spent pleasantly in a social way. The guests from Hammond wers Miss Myrtie Merry-weather and Miss
Myrtle Merryweather and Miss Bertha
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AN ENTERTAINMENT. One of the leading entertainments of
the week will be a play entitled "MuggsviUe Sunday School Picnic' given under the auspices of the De
borah Aid Society of the Christian
church Thursday evening, Mary 11th. The entertainment will take place in
the Sunday school auditorium. There, will be forty characters and they Will be assisted by Miss Ruth Webster, reader and the Muggsville Country Band. The program promises to ' be very interesting and entertaining and
a large attendance is expected. The
hublic is invited to attend and an ad
mission of twenty-five cents - will be
asked for adults and fifteen cents for
children.
ELECT NEW OFFICERS.
Mrs. J. Arthur Davis and the. Misses
Alice and Helen I'ord were "at home" to the members of , the choir of the First Christian church last Friday evening at the residence of Mrs. Pavl in Ada stret. A short busines meeting was called for an early hour in the
evening when the election of officer
was the important feature. A, program
of games and contests followed the business meeting and the evening was passed in a delightful social way. The honors in the contests were won by
Mrs. James Graves and CJark learning. The serving of a dainty luncheon concluded the pleasant entertainment. Tha election' of officers resulted as follows:
President Mr. Eckman. Vice President Mr. Hatfield. Secretary and Treas. r. Ingraham. Librarian 'Mr. Michll. Didector Mr. Learning.
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PROGRAM
IS ANNOUNCED TODAY
The week from Monday, June 2nd, until Friday, June 9th, will, be one round of pleasure for the high school pupils. For the graduates the. week is to be a memorial one, the program having been so arranged as to have some function for each nigh,t of the week. The commencement will he held Cm Thursday, June 8th, and Dr. Scott Hershey of Newcastle, Pa., will deliver the address. A number of Hammond persons have heard him and speak very highly of him as an orator. The following is the program for commencement week:
Friday, June 2, Inter-society debate. Sunday, June 4, Baccalaureate sermon. Tuesday, June 6, Senior reception.
Wednesday, June 7, Junior-senior banquet. Thursday, June 8, Commencement. Friday, June 9, Alumni banquet. Charles H. Jud of the school of education, University of Chicago, will deliver the address on the evening of the alumni banquet. A very pleasing musical program is being planned for commencement evening, which will be announced later.
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ENTERTAIN FOR SOX. Mr. and Mrs. George Hanlon of 161 Indiana avenue yesterday entertalne-i at their home in honor of their son Lawrence who was one in the class of first communicants at All Saint'3 Catholic church yestrday. They had as their guests for the day Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lavene, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
ANNOUNCEMENTS. Grand electric illumination dance at East Chicago Rink may 13th. Don't
miss it.
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and Wednesday Matinee WATERBURY BROS. AND TENNY Vaudeville's Greatest "Comedy Musical Artists" EDYTH HANEY "Pocket Edition Commediene" BECKER, LANCASTER & COMPANY In Their Latest Comedy Sketch Entitled, "The Onion Trust" SHAYNE AND KANE Singing and Talking Comedians GUS HENDERSON The "Rube" on the Bounding Wire Latest and Most "Up-to-Date" Motion Pictures
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MEALS FOR A DAY. BREAKFAST. Potatoes Stuffed with Bacon.
Maple Rolls. Eggs in a Nest, j Coffee. LUNCHEON. Tongue Canapes. Apple Ring Salad. Tulled Bread. Cocoa. DINNER. Cream of Lima Bean Soup. Bread Bars. Chicken Uiliau. Mashed Potatoes. Scalloped Cabbage. Tickled Beets. Basket Creams. Coffee. A BRIDGE DINNER. One of the prettiest entertainments of the past week end was a bridge dinner at which Mr. and Mrs. Richard Winckler were host and hostess to a few of their fiends last Satuday evening at their home in Williams street.
Their guests included the members of the Evening Bridge Whist Club who
met for their regular bi-monthly meet
ing. The guests were, entertained at
a seven o'clock dinner and an evening
of bridge games followed. A daintily arranged dinner of four courses was served. The table in dining room wa-j arranged attractively to carry out a color scheme in pink and white. A large bunch of pink ki'.arney roses was chosen for a center pice. Following the serving of the dinner the guests returned to the parlors where the remainder of the evening rwas spent at the card tables. A delightful time was passed In playing several games of bridge whist. The honors were won by Mrs. Frank Hammond and Mr. R. O. Winckler. The entertainment last
SOCIAL NEWS FOR TUESDAY. The , Mlisaea AuguntH nod Hnlda Klein m have an their Tfteaday evening, nt their home In Coakry avenue the member of the X. V. Embroiyer Club. Mrs. A. D. C'rinman "ill be hoateM to the member of the Golden. Rod Club at their meeting Tuednjr afternoon at her home In Oak atreet. There vrtll he a meet Ins: of the member of Golden Rule Council o, 1 D. of 1.. Tuesday evening In the K. of r. IlaJl. Mr. Go Itavmna vrlll entertain the member of the China Club at her home In Carroll atreet Tuesday evening. The member of the Parents Club of the Rntlat ehureh will meet in the ehureh parlor Tuesday afternoon for their resnilar meeting. The young ladles of the S. O. H. Club nl 11 meet at the home of Mi
Mae llnber In Truman avenue Tuea lay evening.
A MATISEE PARTY. A number of members of the Alpha
Phi Club composed a matinee party last Friday to see "The Fascinating Widow" at the Colonial in Chicago. Following
a luncheon at one of the tea rooms the members attended the matinee - and thoroughly enjoyed the afternon. In the party were Mrs. Frank Hammond, Mrs. W. A. Hill, Mrs. Harry Smith. Mrs. W. A. Buchanan, Mrs. R. O. Winckler, Mrs Robert Glllis, Mrs. E. W. Bump, Mrs. W. H. Davis and Mrs. S. A. Bell. A MISSIONARY MEETING. The regular monthly meeting of tha members of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First M. E. church will take place Tuesday after
noon. May 9th at the home of Mrs. Gilson, 20 Carroll street. An invitation is
extended all the members of the society and congregation to attend. An interesting study program has been arranged for the afternoon. A BANHLET. The young ladies of Narcissus Court Queens of Avallion of St. Paul's Episcopal church will have a banquet at the home of Miss Lina Lindner in lAncoln avenue.. West Hammond next Fri
day evening. Only the young peop'e of the society wil be present and they anticipate a very enjoyable time. It is the first social affair at which thesij young people have entertained since before tho Lenten season.
Mr. and Mrs. Geih. Miss Dolly and
Master Mathew Geib of Hammond and Baltarer Franz of Merrillville. Master Hanlon was the recipient of a number, of beautiful presents in commemoration
of the occasion.
SALE WAS A SVCESS. The menTBers of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First M. E. church gave sale of home bakery in the room vacated by Ortt and Towle in the Hammond building last Saturday. The sale was proved to be a success financially and a nice amount was -realized which whill be used for the benefit of the church. The committee of which Mar. M. M. Towle was chairman had chaxge of the affair. The sale opened at ten o'clock and continued during the remainder of the day. A large assortment of home made articles Including bread, rolls, cakes, pies and dough
nuts was prepared and every article was disposed of. The announcement
will be made later of the sale to be held in two weks. HOLD REGULAR MEETING. The members of Dorcas Rebeckah Lodge met last Saturday evening in I. O. O. F. Hall in State street. It was the evening for the regular meeting
and many members were present. There were visiting members from Champaign. 111. The regular order of business was disposed of after which a pleasant time was spent socially. The members made arrangements for' the meeting next Saturday evening when there will be Initiation of candidates. A large attendance of members is de
sired.
SiOTICE TO EAGLES. On Wednesday evening. May 10th
Hammond Aerie 1252 wil initiate four
at
our hall. All brothers and visiting
brothers are urged to attend this meet
ing. Lunch and refreshments. 8-2t
DAVE HIRSCH, H. A. ELPNER. W. Pres. W. Secy.
A STUDY MEETING. Mrs. J. J. Anderson was "at home" to'the members of the art committee of the Hammond Woman's Club at her residence, 625 Ann street this afternoon at their regular bi-monthly study meeting. The study for the afternoon was "The Art of The Louvre" and a very Interesting program had been arranged. Mrs. Anderson was chairman of the program committee for the day. A CARD PARTY AND DANCE.
One of the pleasant affairs scheduled for Friday evening. May 12th will be a card party and dance at which the
JUDGE V. S. REITER, HAMMOND, VICE PRES. LAKE COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB.
Saturday will be the last one of the season at which the members of the Evening AVhist Club will be hosts and hostesses. The following' members were guests at the dinner. Mr. and Mrs W. F. Mashino, Mr. and Mrs. W. 1 .1. Moran, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond, Mr. and rs. Richard Winckler, Dr. and Mrs. T. Edwin Bel and Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gillis. A ONE O'CLOCK LUNCHEON. A pretty party of last Saturday was a luncheon at which Mrs. Arthur Lan-
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Both results are avoided in homes equipped with Electric Laundry Machines which are easy to operate, aconomical to run and which add life to the clothes. Two cents an hour will pay for the current and an ordinary week's wash for a family of six can be done in comfort in Ninety Minutes. Daintv
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members of the G. I. A. to the B. of L. E. will entertain in Iong's Hall in
State street. The guests will play
seven games of pedro during the evening. The large banquet room will be
thrown open for the card games and the dancing will take place In the dancing parlor. Six prizes will be awarded
in the games. The members have al
ready disposed of a large number of tickets and they expect a large attend
ance. The public is cordially invited to
attend. ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY. Miss Day Malo entertained a num
ber of her friends at her home in Pine
street last Saturday evening. Among
the guests were the girls of the R. A.
T. S. Club of which Miss Malo is
member, and a few other guests. They
enjoyed various social games and con
tests and music was a pleasant feature
of tho evening. A dainty luncheon
was served at ten o'clock. The follow
ing were guests at the function: Misses Beatrice Eisner, Adele Dunbar, Birdie Malo, Katherine Swltzer, Marie Davis
and Messrs. Floyd McCutcheon, Robert Patterson, Harlan Anderson and Frank
Myers.
A cni RCH WEDDIX3.
Following the services at St. Paul'
Lutheran church in c.nton street yes
terday a very pretty wedding ceremony
was solemnized when Miss Matild
Pelpsch and Splros Papageorge wera
united It. marriage. The auditorium o
the church was filled with the man
relatives and friends of the bridal
couple, several of whom came from
distance to attend. The ceremony o
the church was read by the Rev. Theo Claus. The ring ceremony was chosen
The bride was attended by Miss Emma
Nack who served her as maid of hono
and her bridesmaids were Miss Berth
Peipsch and Miss Mary Gibson, John Homan, Edward Blankenburg and William Brandt were the groom's attendants. The bride wore a very beautiful white lac robe over a costume of white messaline satin. She wore a long tulle veil caught to her hair with a wreath of myrtle. Hef flowers were bride's roses and lilies-of-the-valley. The young ladies who served as bridesmaids wore dainty white costumes and carried arm bouquets of pink kilarney roses. Following the church ceremony a reception was held at the home of tho bride's parents, 390 Flummer avenue.
at which a large number of friends and relatives from Hammond and Chicago were entertained. The home was beautiful with Its floral appointment. Potted palms and ferns and large bunches of cut flowers were used. In the dining room where the guests were served with an elaborate dinner, the tables were attractively decorated with
j bunches of pink roses and ferns, j The young people received many 'beautiful gifts in cut giass, silver, i china and linens from their friends. ; The announcement of their marriage I will be of interest to their many ; friends throughout Lake County who
'will extend their best wishes. Mr. and
Mrs. Papageorge are known in the 'church circles and are prominent In
their circle of friends. ENTERTAIN MANY OVESTS.
The home of Mrs. Heckleman in Tru
man avenue, wps a scene of a gathering of relatives yesterday planned in honor of the Misses Margaret Steuer and Ida
Heckleman and Master Clarence Huber
who received their first Holy Communion at All Saint's Catholic church yes-
i terday. The guests were entertained
at a one o'clock dinner. An elaborate dinner of several courses was served
at tables in the dining room. Flowers
and greens were used In the decoration
of the tahles. The afternoon was
spent pleasantly with music and son
versatlon and at five o'clock a tea was
served. The young people received
many beautiful gifts in honor of the day from their friends and relatives.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs
Henrv Huber, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Huber, Mr. and Mrs. William Huber,
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Huber, Mr. and Mrs. P. Steuer and family, Mrs. Heln
of Crown Point and Miss Julia Glick of Crown Point, Mr. and Mrs. Casper Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. Garrlty. Mr. and Mrs. Lelsman, Mrs. Kathrlne Schneider and daughter. Lizsie of Chicago, Messrs. John Huber and Mike Steuer.
EVENING PERFORMANCES AT 7:30 AND 9:00 PRICES:
Entire Main Floor reserved, 20C Balcony not reserved, JQq
Ladies' and Children's Matinee Wed. and Sat. 2:30. p. m.
All Seats, Adults Qq- Children Sunday Matinee at 2:30 p. m.
Prices Same as Evenings.
BOX OFFICE OPEN FROM 1 P. M. TO 10 P. M. DAILY. Seats now on Sale.
f Entire Change of Program Monday and Thursday
A STl'DV MEETING. Miss Lavalla Lau was hostess ani very pleasantly entertained the mem
bers of division No. 1 of Miss Elisabeth Weber's class in music at her home in Truman avenue last Saturday afternoon. It was the afternoon for the rea-nlar 'hi-Tnonthlv mefttinar and the
Ll 'usual number of members attended.
May is here June is Coming MAY, the Engagement Month JUNE, the Month of Rosjes and of Brides Thia is simply a hint thrown out to remind you that these times call for favors, remembrances and presents of Rings, Pins, Necklaces, Brooches, Charms, Bracelets, etc., in gold and coral and pearls. See . McGARRY, the Jeweler about these matters.
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During the business meeting plans wera made for s recital to be Riven in June to which the friends of the class will be invited. The arrange
ments were not made for the next ( regular meeting but the announcement, will bo made among the members later, j
The Caerny Contest was me leaaing feature of the afternoon and several of the young people entertained with musslcal selections. A pleasant time was spent socially during the afternoon when the hostess served her guests with dainty refreshments.
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