Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 277, Hammond, Lake County, 12 May 1911 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Friday, May 12, 1911.
Social News
IN
Hammond
MEALS FOR A DAY. BREAKFAST. Banana Puree and Pineapple. Fluffed Eggs on Ham. Buttered Toast Rounds. Coffee. LUNCHEON. Rice Cones with Green Peas. ' Bread and Butter Sandwiches. Cucumber Salad with Parsley Mayon Cucumber Salad with Parsley Mayonnaise. Long Branch Wafers. Cheese. Carnation Ice Cream. Mother's Favorite White Cake. Coffee with Whipped Cream. THNNElt. Individual Chicken Pies. Creamed Asparagus in Potato Nests. Strawberry Tarts. Coffee.
"MR. Hl'MPHER EXTF.HTA1NS. Mrs. Fred Humpher was hostess and very pleasantly entertained the members of Circle No. 1 yesterday afternoon at her home in Rlmbach avenue. There was a large number of members In attendance and they spent a very enjoyable afternoon at the card tables. Several games of pedro were played at small tables in the porlorsiand at the conclusion of the. games the honors were awarded. Mrs. Jacrb Kussmaul received the first honors and Mrs. CJeib,
the second. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Mat Klein. Music and conversation were features of the hour following the games after which refreshments were served. The hostess serve! a dainty luncheon of two courses. Mrs. George M. Eder was named as the. next hostess and she will entertain at her home tn South Hohman street In two weeks on Thursday. ENTERTAINS AT CARDS. The members of the Sunshine Club were the invited guests of Mrs. John Huber at a very pleasant afternoon party yesterday at her home In Truman avenue. Mrs. Huber entertained her guests at cards and the guests enjoyed
several gamns of pedro. The games were' played at small tables in the parlors. Miss Anna Rohrman received the first honors in the games and Mrs. C. K. Jackson, the second. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. H. L Dorten. Following the games the guests were Invited Into the dining room and served with a dainty two course luncheon. The table had a pretty center piece of
flowers. The announcement was made of the next meeting to take place In two weeks when Mrs. C. E. Jackson will entertain at her home in Claude street.
SOCIAL SEWS FOR SATURDAY. 'The members of the HaJmmoBd Woman' Club will meet Saturday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock In the Masonic Temple In , Muealch Court. . A meeting; of the member of Dotto Reberkah I o! g will take place Saturday evening tn I. O. O. F. Hall In State street.
consolation . prize. The guests were served with dainty refreshments after the games. The luncheon was served at the email tables in the parlors. Mrs. Chester A. Lockwood will be the next hostess and will enteV-tain at her home in Waltham street in two weeks on Thursday. AX ALL DAY" SESSION. The members of the Martha Society of the First Christian church met for an all day session yesterday in the parlors of the church in Calumet avenui. The members of the May committee of which Mrs. Will Lasch is chairman had charge of the meeting. They served a dinner at noon and had a sale of home bakery in connection with the meeting to which they invited the members of the society and their many friends.
They served a large number at dinner
and realised a nice sum from the sale
which will be used for the benefit of
where several games of pedro were ,ne cnurcn. i ne anernoon was aevoie j
played. The honors in the games were to sewing for the benefit of the society r,n h,. Mr. t a Thnmo flr.f. Mr. tv' and a great deal of work w&s accom-
AX AFTERNOON-MEETING. Mrs. Frank Neal entertained the
members of the R. A. E. Club at an afternoon card party yesterday at her, home in Williams street. A pleasant, social time was spent at the card tables
A. Hoke, second and Mrs. M. Findllng, third. Mrs. H. G. Stevens received the
EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA GREAT SLAUSHTEBING SALE OF FRESH & SMOKED MEATS AT THE
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plished. The meeting next week will
'be omitted and on Wednesday after
noon Mrs. Will Lasch will hold a reception at her home, 4 Ogden street 1" honor of th old and new members of the society. A delightful afternoon &
program has been arranged.
IIAiElOND MEAT MARKET'S" Sale for one day only, Saturday, May 1 3th
IS POINDS FRESH LEAF LARD . . . SMALL FRKSH PORK l.lS, per pound CHOICE NATIVE LEG OF VEAL. per pound . CHOICE CUTS NATIVE SIRl,OIN STEAK. per lb.. .. SMALL FHESH PORK SIIOl'LDKHS, per pound HOME CI RED CORN REEF, Rniap or Plate, per pound... CHOICE NATIVE VEAL SHOCLDER ROAST, per Ih.
...1.00 12c 12 c 15 tfc lAc 6c lie
CHOICE NATIVE HEEF SHOl LDEIl ROAST, per lb... CHOICE NATIVE VEAL UKEAST. with poeket, per lb CHOICE NATIVE Kill ROILING REEF, per pound.. FRESH LINK PORK SAl SACiE, per pound OSCR MAYER'S SI ti R Cl'RED HAMS, per pound.... SO. 1 SI GAR Cl'RED CALIFORNIA H AMS, per lb SWIFT'S NO. I SVG AR CI RED HCO, Mtnall strips
9c 6l2c 92c 13 2C 10 y4c 15 ?Xc
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ENJOY THE AFTERNOON. One of the delightful parties of yesterday afternoon was given by Mrs. Roy .Traverse, who entertained the members of the Fern Leaf Linen Club
t their regular bi-monthly meeting at
her home !n Sibley street. The guests were Invited to spend the afternoon at
the card tables and they enjoyed sev
eral games of whist. After seven games the honors were awarded. Mrs. Charles Miller, Mr. Claude Campbell and Mrg. Henry Burge received the
honors in the games and the consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Edward Murden. At the conclusion of the games the guests enjoyed social conversation end music until the luncheon
hour was announced. A daintily arranged luncheon of two courses was served in the dining room. Pretty decorations of flowers and greens were chosen for the table. The next party will be given in two weeks and Mrs.
Fredericks A. Bull will entertain at
her home in State street.
ENTERTAINS PLEASANTLY".
At her residence in Sibley street, Mrs
J. A. Muller entertained the members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery Club at
a very pretty party yesterday after
noon. Several of the members were present and Mrs. Muller had as her
only invited guest for the afternoon, Mrs.
J. T. English. The guests met Informally in the parlors and enjoyed their
needle work and social conversation until four-thitry o'clock when they were invited into the dining room and served with dainty refreshments. A luncheon of two courses was served. A bunch of'pretty sweet peas and smilax
was chosen as a center piece for the table and the color scheme was daintily
carried out in pink and white. Mrs. A. C. McMahon will have the ladles of the club as her guests at the next neextlng
in two weeks at her home In Hay street.
A THIMBLE. A very enjoyabls afternoon was spent
by the members of the Colonial Club as
the guests of Mrs. W. F. Brunt at her
home. 25 Mason street. It was the af
ternoon for the regular club meeting
and the usual social diversions were enjoyed. Needle work was the leading
feature of the afternoon and a short musical program was also enjoyed. The serving of a dainty luncheon at fourthirty o'clock, concluded the pleasant entertainment. Another party will be given in two weeks on Thursday afternoon and the hostess will be named later. A SVRPRISE PARTT.
A number of friends gathered at the home of Peter Dufrain and gave a sur
prise party in his honor last evening
The party was given to celebrate his
birthday anniverasry and he was pre sented with a number of gifts in re
membrance of the day. Music and
games were the entertaining feature?
of the evening after which refresh
ments were served. Among the guests
at the entertainment were Mr. and Mr3.
J. Berendt. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Berendt, Mr. Charles Berendt and mother, Mrs. Berendt of Missouri, Mr.
and Mrs. s. J. Haefer, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Steuer and Mr. and , Mrs. M.
Huber. '
ANNCj UNCEMENT3. Do not mlas the wonderful Electric Illuminated f Dance at East Chicago Rink Saturday night. ll-3t
best ever heard in Hammond. The
committee bas secured excellent talent and the redder will come from the Columbian School of Expression in Chi
cago. Mrs.! H. E. Sharrer and Mrs. Frances KJngsley are chairman and vice chairman of the committee and the following are members, Mesdames Julius Duinsln, J. E. Fitzgerald, Carl Thompson Clark Learning, II. W. Marden, J. ix) McClay, H. A. McConncl. August Schneider, C. A. Scott, Elizabeth Shields, Cynthia Sohl, A. Sourbeer, W. A. Buchanan, Veme Summers and Leo Wolf. The program for the afternoon will be as follows: Duet "Across the Still Lagoon
Henry Lodgo
Mrs. L, JA Bornberger and Mrs. S. H. Machee of Chicago. Reading: Selected
Group of Songs... Mrs. George Schmidt
Accompanied by Mrs. Allen Bogen, or
ganist at Central Music Hall, Chicago,
Violin fSolo Miss Lillian Snafford
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Accompanist, Mrs. L. A. Minard.
Reading Selected
Vocal Solo (a) "When the Heart' is
oun8 Dundley Buck
(b) "Beauty's Eyes" Tosti
Mrs. S. Manchee.
Big: Saving: in Pure Groceries for Saturday, May 13 Leave your Saturday Order Friday Evening if you like at These Prices. OSCAR MAYER'S FINEST QUALITY CALL HAMS, per pound. ......... 10c CEDAR VALLEY BUTTER (The Butter with out a fault), per pound 25c 1 i BEST QUALITY LAUNDRY STARCH, 4 pounds for .10c NO. 1 HAND-PICKED NAVY BEANS, per pound .4c
Sweet Cali. Santa f)Cft Clara Prunes, 3 lbsJJC
Waif Pink Salmon, tall can.
14c
Bloomington brand OHa
Corn, 3 cans. .......
Stollwick's Baking Chocolate Vi-lb rake
18c
Red Cross Macaroni, tfJJLf. per package 02 U
Staylight Matches, large boxes, each . .
2k
In Our FRUIT & VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT
Tomato Plants, per dozen Aster Plants, 4 colors, per doz . .
Cabbage Plants, per dozen Rhubarb, home grown, per bunch . . New Red Potatoes, per peck
10c 10c ..8c 4c
50c
HOUSECLEANING NEEDS AT REDUCED PRICES
Swift's Pride Laun
dry Soap, 8 bars Swift's Pride Powder, large package Lewis Lye, per can ,
Old Dutch Cleanzer, per can Salsoda, per pound
Lion Blueing or T&fs Ammonia, large hot' 2u
25c
Washing 15c 7k
8c 1c
Reid Murdoch's Mustard, large earthen 1 0
IUU
jars Mnn a yvT A r.r.1 a
Butter, No. 3 can. . JJG
Clover Leaf Jam, assorted flavor, large Q jar..... OC Witch Hazel Toliet Soap, 3 cakes in box QC
QANDY DEPARTMENT SPECIAL Peanut Butter Kisses,
loe quality, per pound
Savoy Brand Tomatoes,
3-lb can, each Snyder's Baked No. 2 cans, each Monarch Brand Raisins, lb pkgs . .
CRACKER DEP'T
Mashmallow Walnuts or
Chocolate Drops, per pound
10c
12c
Beans, 12c Ik
16c
LIQUOR DEP'T SPECIALS Maryland Rye Whiskey, full quart bottle,
Randall's Grape made from the Concord Grapes,, pt. bot., 21; quart .
Royal Crown Port QQn Wine, per bottle. . . QqC
Juice,
famous 39c
Specials in Cigar Dept for Saturday, May 13th
Feudalist, Earl of Pawtucket
and Official Seal,
10c Cigars, each
5c
7
Owl, Quaker Bond
and Anna Held
for.
25c
Lillian Russell and Regensberg's Little Americans
8
for. .
25c
Havana Londres, Alma and John Russell 10Sfars 25c
dale this afternoon. Mrs. O. T. Klooz
will lead the devotional exercises and
the remainder of the program will be In
charge of Mrs. M. L. Bull, Mrs. Eliza
both Shields and Mrs. George Locklfn.
It is the regular monthly meeting to
which the members of the society and
congregation were invited.
EXJOY the: meeting.
Miss Julia Weis entertained the
young ladles of the R. C. C. Club last
evening at her home In Douglas street.
Several of the members were present
and spent a pleasant social time in conversation and music. The hostess
served a dainty luncheon at ton o'clock
The next club party will take place in
two weeks on Thursday and Miss Rose Ruschil will entertain at her home In Ann street. The club's usual program
of entertainment will be carried out.
C. D. CXl'B MEETING.
At their home in Summer street the
Misses Anna and Louise Schrelber
very pleasantly entertained the girls of
the C. D. Club last evening. At the
regular weekly club meeting and several of the members were present to enjoy the social diversions. Needle
work was the leading feature of enter tainment after which music was enjoy
ed. At ten o'clock the hostesses serx-
ed their guests with a dainty luncheon
Miss Lillle Klein will be the next hostess and will entertain the young ladies at their meeting next Thursday at her
home in Sibley street. ENTERTAIW AT DINNER.
One of the pretty affairs of yesterday was a dinner arty at which Mrs. Wayne
Van Gilder entertained the members o
the Twelve O'clock Dinner Club at her
home in Detroit Among the member
resent was Mrs. W. D. Clark who came
from her home in Auburn Park, Chi
cago. The guests were received in the
parlors where they spent the time in
social conversation until the hostess
announced dinner. A prettily appoint
ed dinner of four courses was served
The table was prettily arranged with decorations of spring flowers. A bowl
of violets was chosen as a center pie
for the tabel. Following the serving
of the dinner the guests returned to the
parlors where they spent the remalnde of the afternoon. Several of the mem
bers devoted the time to their needle
work and others entertained with
musical selections. The next meeting
will take place in two weeks and Mrs
C. H. Stewart will entertain at he
home In South Hohman street. PROGRAM 19 ASSOl'NCED.
"Social Day" will be observed at th
meeting of the Hammond Woman'
Club Saturday May ISth at the Ma
sonic Temle. The president has nailed
a business meeting to take place at two-thirty o'clock and the .program will open at three o'clock. The meeting will be the last one of the year and it is expected that many members will attend. The program for the day has been arranged and It will be one of the
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Hammond Indiana
TONIGHT Friday, Saturday, Sunday Saturday and Sunday Matiness FIELDING, CARLOS AND COMPANY National Skating Trio Vaudeville's Greatest Skating Novelty MYRTLE VICTORINE The Dainty Danseuse, Character Comedienne and Change Artist. ELDRIGE AND BARLOWE In Their Comedy Rural Playlet, "The Law."" FRANK ROGERS Direct From Hammersteins, New York LEONARD, LOUIE AND GILLETTE Comedy Acrobats
A DELIGHTFl'l, EXERAIXMENT. A delightful entertainment was eiven
in the guild room of St Pan!' S!tii.
opal church in Rimbach avenue last
evening under the auspices of St. Agnes Guild. The members of the gui'd and a large number of friends were in attendance and reported the evening'3 program as having been very enjoyable. A small admission was charged and the proceeds will be used (nr the
benefit of the church. The members
cleared a nice sum, but the exact
mount is not known. The opening
number was a reading by Tom Warrlllow who entertained the aruesta verw
leasantly. The only other number was
play entitled "Between the Acts" i
given by the members of the guild as- !
sisted by a few young men of the
caurch. The play was a little three act comedy and the parts were cleverly
acted and brought forth a great deal of applause. At the conclusion of the play the guests met socially and were
served with refreshments
PARENTS CLl'B MEETING. The members of the Parents Club of
the Lincoln school met for their last meeting of the school year last evening at the school hall. The meeting opened at seven-thirty o'clock with a laren
number of members In attendance. An invitation to attend was extended the
parents In the school district and
their friends and the attendance was the largest of any meeting of the year.
A very Interesting program had been
arranged following which the evening
was spent In a delightful social way.
A committee of members had the social hour in charge and they served Ices and cake. The Rev. A. W. Hoffman of the First Presbyterian church gave the address and he chose as his subJeet""The
Home Life of the Child."
VISITS IN LAKE COUNTY. Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley, the state vice
president of the W. C. T. U will be in
lAke County Saturday and Sunday, Maj
13th and Hth. She will be in Crown Point Saturday afternon and evening
and in Gary Sunday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Mrs. Stanley will speak at the
First M. B. church in Hammond Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The announcement will be made later of the morning service. The public is invited to attend any or all of these services.
AN ENTERTAINMENT. One of the leading social affairs of
the week was an entertainment given last evening in the Sunday School Auditorium of the First Christian
church under the ausices of the De
borah Aid Society. Xh auditorium was filled with the many friends who came
to listen to the program prepared. The
members of the Muggsville County
EVENING PERFORMANCES AT 7:30 AND 9:00 PRICES: v Entire Maui Floor reserved, 20c Balcony not reserved, Qq Ladies' and Children's Matinee Wed. and Sat. 2:30. p. m. All Seats, Adults Qq- Children 5q Sunday Matinee at 2:30 p. m. Prices S3me as Evenings. BOX OFFICE OPEN FROM 1 P. M. TO 10 P. M. DAILY. Seats now on Sale. Entire Change of Program Monday and Thursday
HI QUALITY and IO PRICE were never tnina. In fact, there's not the slight eat blood relationship. They don't "favor" each the evea
la looks.
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May is here June is Coming MAY, the Engagement Month JUNE, the Month of Roses and of Brides This Is simply a hint thrown out to remind you that these times call for . fiivors, remembrances and presents .of Rings, Pins, Necklaces, Brooches, Charms, Bracelets, etc., in gold and coral and pearls.
See
McGARRY, the Jeweler about these matters.
Beebe. Mrs. Charles O'Connnell, Mrs Primmer, Miss Sliger, Ray Whitmore. Gerald Beebe and Mildred Jemery. A great deal of credit for the success of the entertainment Is due Ray Whitmore who directed the rehearsals. There was avery large attendance and everyone reported the play as having been thoroughly enjoyed. The members cleared a nice sum which will be used lor the benefit of the church. Mrs. U I Dsugherty has been quite ill for the past few weeks at her home in Logan street she Is improving nicely now. Miss Marlon Spaulding of Lincoln avenue will spend Saturday and Sunday visiting relatives In Evanston, 111. Mrs. Otto Rabe of William street went to Chicago Heights, 111. today to
'remain for a few days the guest of
Band and Miss Ruth Webster assisted ! relatives, the members of the society with their I Miss Winnie Pleggie left today for entertainment. They gave a little play ! har home In Chicago after a few days
Muggsville Sunday School Picnic" and .visit with Mr. and Mrs. George Drack-
a few of the leading parts were taken ert and family at their home In State
by Duey Sliger, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Line street.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Krinblll will b host and hostess to the members of the N. P. Whist Club at an evening bridge party tonight at their home in Rimbach avenue. Mrs. Richard Wlnckler will entertain
the members of the Alpha Thi Club at
an afternoon party today at her. home in William street.
Lloyd Hess will have as his guests this evening at his hoiae in Michigan
avenue the members of the Good Boys
Pleasure Club. A meeting of the members of Ham
mond Temple No. 73 Pythian Sisters will take place this evening In the K. of P. Hall. A large attendance cj members is desired as the usual business and social program will be car
ried out. Mr.j and Mrs. Ed Wandner of Truman
avenue were called to Cleveland, O. last
evening by the serious Illness of Mrs. Wandner's mother. Miss Augusta Kopelke has returned to her home In Crown Point after a day's visit with Mrs. Mary Huehn and Mrs. Emma Huehn at their home In
Logan street.
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