Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 283, Hammond, Lake County, 19 May 1911 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Friday, May 19, 1911.

Social News ' ' IN H ei m m o n d

MEALS FOR A DAY. BREAKFAST. Creamed Codfish. Baked Potatoes. Toast. Coffee. IX'NCHEON. Stuffed Eggplant. Rolls and Butter. Baked Bananas. Cookies. Tea. DINNER. Cream of Spinach Soup. Breaded Lamb Chops. Mashed Potatoes. Corn Fritters. Tomato and Asparagus Salad. Rhubarb Pie. Cheese. Coffee.

won in the cut. After the games the guests were. Invited into the dining room and served with a prettily appointed three caura luncheon.. .The home was prettily arranged with bouquets of Americe.n Beauty roses. Mrs. R. H. McIIie will entertain at the next meeting in two weeks at her home in South llohman street. The meeting will he the last on of the year.

Mns. KASSOX EXTKKT4INS. One of the delightful entertainments of yesterday was an afternoon party at which Mrs. Charles Kaason was hostess at her residence in Webb street. Her guests for the afternoon were the members of the Columbia Club who met for their regular bimonthly meeting and Mrs. Orlan Grant of Rensselaer, her house guest. An enjoyable time was spent at the card tables where the guests played several games of progressive euchre. Mrs. John E. Fitzgerald received the first honors in the games am! Mrs. Charles Kasson and Mrs. W. IX Ray tied for second honors and Mrs. Kasson

AX AVTERXOON CARD PARTI'. A pleasant meeting of the members of the Good Will Club took place yesterday afternoon when Mrs. Fred Kraaloweta entertained at the home of Mrs. Frank AValler. 218 Truman avenue. All the members were present and spent an enjoyable time, at the card tables. After playing several games of pedro the honors were awarded among the members. The hostess retained the first prize, as is customary in the club, and the remaining honors were won by Mrs. Mabel

Truedell. Mrs. Thomas Kennedy and Mrs. Frank Waller. At the conclusion of the games a dainty luncheon was

served and the guests spent an hour in social conversation. Large bunches of lilacs were chosen for the decorations in the parlors. Mrs. Thomas Kennedy was named as the next hostess and she will entertain in two weeks at her homo in Sn'th llohman street. CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY. One of the most charming of the week's social entertainments was a dinner at which Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Muenich entertained a number of the'.r friends and relatives last evening at their home, 647 Ann street. The party was given to celebrate their twentyfifth wedding anniversary and they received a number of beautiful gifts !n

SOCIAL NEWS FOR SATURDAY. The '"members, of the literature committee oC the Hammond Woman's Club Will obaerve their annual "Social Day" at the home of Mrn. A. VnnSteenberic In Lansing, 111. Saturday. The member of the Senior Clan" of the Hammond high school irlll have an Ice cream aoelal Saturday afternoon and evening at the Central buildlnK. A meeting of the member of the Dorraa Rebeckah Lodge will take place Saturday evening In I. O. O. K. Hall In State street.

silver from their guests. Their guests numbered about forty, among, them a few from out of the city. Mr. and Mrs. Muenich received their guests in the parlors where they spent the time socially in conversation until they were invited into the dining room at six o'clock for dinner. An elaborate dinner of five courses was served. The tables had pretty decorations of American Beauty roses. In the parlors the decorations were potted palms and ferns "find large bunches of American Beauty roses. Following the serving of the dinner the guests returned to the parlors where the remainder of the evening was spent with music. Mrs. Arthur Kerber, Mrs. Harry Coin and Miss Helen Kerber of Chicago were among the out of town guests at the pretty function.

EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA GREAT SLAUGHTERING SALE OF FRESH & SMOKED MEATS : AT THE

ESMOND MEAT MARKET"

V I Bai Ma Sale for one clay only, Saturday, May 20th

FRESH DRESSED STEWI.VG CHICKEXS, per pound. ...... . 12H POINDS I'HKSH LEAK LAUD CHOICE NATIVE LEG OF V E A I., per pou nd CHOICE CITS NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK, per pound. CHOICE CI'TM NATIVE HOI ND STEAK, per pound.. SMALL FRESH PORK LOINS, per pnuatl CHOICE CITS NATIVE BEEK I'OT ntMST. per lb. .

.Jl He 1.00 J2 He ,15 He 2Hc 12c 8c

SMALL FRESH PORK SHOl'LDERS. per pound.

CHOICE NATIVE VEAL ROAST, per pound NATIVE VEAL UREA ST, with pocket, per lb HOME Cl'RED HI JII' OR f. PLATE CORN IlEEE. per lb..." PICKLED SPARE RIDS, J nr nound ... .

OSCAR MAYER'S Sl'GAR Cl'RED HAMS, per pound NO. 1 Sl'GAR Cl'RED CALIFORM V HAMS, per lb..

.13 10

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Read "The Lake Conaty Times" every Friday tfralnf for our Saturday Specials. Prompt delivery to all parts of the city. Strict attention given to all telephone orders. v

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CH AS. BERENDT

101 State Street

ENTERTAINS 1XFOR SLA LL Y. Mrs.. M. Pelzman entertained the members of the Cerona Club very pleasantly at her home in East State street yesterday afternoon. The members met socially and enjoyed their needle work durVng the afternoon. There were other social features arranged for the guests entertainment after which a daintily arranged three course luncheon was served. The tables were pretty with bowls of flowers as their only decoration. Mrs. Henry Biyge will be the next hostess and will entertain the members at her home in Carroll street in two weeks. ENTERTAINS AT CARDS.

A very enjoyable social meeting of

the members of Circle No. 1 of St. Margarets Hospital took place yesterday at the home of Mrs. Henry Bieker In East Sibley street. It was the after

noon for the regular bi-monthly meeting and many of the members were present. Mrs. Bieker also entertained a few friends, not members of the

circle. The guests met socially and

enjoyed card games. Several games of

pedro were played at .small tables in

the parlors and the honors were won

by Mrs. Jacob Weis and Mrs. George

Eder. Mrs. H. G. Stevenson was

awarded the consolation prize. The prize -among the guests was won by

Mrs. Mat Kolb. Following the games other social diversions were enjoyed until the luncheon was served, Mrs. Bieker served her guests with a daintily arranged course luncheon at the small tables.' Mrs. J. Fox was named as the next hostess and she will entertain in two weeks at her home In Doty street. MRS. PETRIE ENTERTAINS. Mrs. Petrie was hostess at a very

pretty party given yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. O. C. Trout in

Truman " avenue. The entertainment

was given in honor of the members of

the Eyelet Embroidery Club. It was the afternoon for the regular club

meeting and all the members were

present. Mrs. petrie had as her only

Invited guests, Mrs. Trout and Mrs.

Derfey. The guests met in the parlors

and enjoyed social conversation and needle work until four-thirty o'clock when an elaborate luncheon was served. A prettily appointed luncheon of five courses was served at small tables in the parlors. The tables were treated to a simple decoration of flowers and greens and a dainty color scheme

was carried out. The members are

planning to meet again next Thursday afternon and Mrs. Prechtel will enter

tain at her home in State Lie street. The following ladies are members of the club, Mesdames H. H. Cappis, J. C. Lavene, H. Morris, I J. Haefer, A. G. Oeaver, F. Patterson, Petrie, Landborn and Prechtel

ENJOY THE MEETING. The young ladies of the A. D. Q.'s

were the invited guests of Miss Ethel

Shearer at her home in East Sibley

street last evening. It was the evening for the regular bi-monthly meeting

and the members were all present with

the exception of two. Music and needle work were the entertaining features of the evening until ten o'clock when the hostess served her guests with a dainty luncheon. The

arrangements were not definitely made for the next meeting. The young ladies are planning for a party j at the Lake Front if the weather will permit. They will take their suppers

and spend an enjoyable social evening.

The members of the club present at the meeting last evening were: Mrs. Frank Martin, Mrs. , Fred Hageman, the Misses Alice Bump, Edna Switzer, Ethel Hoffman, Iva Simcoke and Ethel and Edith Shearer. HOLD REGULAR MEETING. Mrs. J, Olsen was "at home" to the members of the Ladles Aid Society of the Monroe Street Methodist Chapel yesterday afternoon at her residence in Van Buren street. The afternoon was devoted to sewing and a great deal of work was accomplished. The serving of dainty refreshments at five o'clock concluded the pleasant enter-

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

GELIN & VANDKROHE announce special sale on mid-summer hats. Room

22. above LJon store, Hammond.

talnment. There were many members rn attendance at the meeting. They

will meet again In two weeks and Mrs. J. C. Milliken will entertain at her home, 140 Monroe street. A large attendance is desired as the usual business and social program wil be carried out.

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THEATB

Hammond Indiana

The Coolest Place In Hammond

Savings in Groceries Read every Item, Sat., May 20

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SiittJr!n?waS7 Holstein brand Finest Mayers Edelweiss brand out a fault ,Butterh- Quality Brick 4 Rf Finest Quality 1Un per pound UG Cheese per lb' Ob Lard, per lb. . . I 2U KELLOG'S FAMOUS TOASTED CORN FLAKES, per package. . 7Vzc Kirk's famous American Uncle Ben Brand National Biscuit Go's Family Soap, 1 0f- Baking Molasses, Saratoga Flake Ji)A 5 bars for 3b 10c cans, today DC Crackers, per pkg C UNION BRAND YELLOW CRAWFORD PEACHES, in heavy syrup, 4 p 20c quality, today, can. .i . . JjC Fancy California Morgan's Genuine Wvman's highest grade Muscatel Raisins, -7- Sapolio, n Mustard Sardines 4 ft 10c qual., per lb. .... 1 b per bar QU 15c qual., per can. j UC Leave your order Friday evening if you like at these Cut prices mm

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Darling Brand Imported

Norway Sardines, can

L. L. May's Northern Grown Flower and Vegetable Seeds, m per package J Q Schepp's Cocoanut, f 18c -lb packages for I Extra Specials in Candy Department

Fresh Salted Spanish Peanuts

Fresh Made Cocoa-

nut Bon Bons. Special Mixed -Cream Candy. .

Soft Center Jelly

Beans

Per 1 Pound

inn

3 yu

In Our Fruit & Vegetable Department

TOMATO PLANTS, per dozen ASTER PLANTS, 4 colors, per dozen CABBAGE PLANTS, per dozen WAX AND STRING BEANS per pound. SPINACH, Home Grown, per peck NEW POTATOES, per peck CUCUMBERS, long green, each, gr and FANCY HOME GROWN ASPARAGUS, per bunch...

10c 10c 8c 8c 15c 35c 6c Sc

Easy Jell. A fine dessert preparation. A glass dessert serving Dish free with each package 4 a for jOC National Biscuit Co's fresh Baked Cocoanut fl Taffy, per lb I fi

SPECIALS IN WINE AND LIQUORS Clias M. Mayer & Co's Assorted Drinks, q per bottle MR Duffy's Pure Malt -7f Whiskey, per qt. .. JJC Rich Old Buffet QQft Whiskey, per bot. .JjC

Specials in our Cigar Dept. for Saturday, May 20

Diamond Crown and Sidney Dillon

5c Cigars

7 for 25c

Quaker Bond and Lillian Russell 5c Cigars 8 for 25c

Great Gunner and Joe Anderson 5c Cigars 10 for 25c

Earl of Pawtucket - and Official Seal 10c Cigars 5c Straight

ALASTFOREVERY F00TNEED IN HIGH AND LOW CUT SHOES. Snappy Styles Perfect Finish Both are contained in the particular last that will fit your foot

Sctiloer & Son

3 State St.

KO MEETIXO YESTERDAY. There was no meeting of the members of the Martha Society of the First Christian church yesterday, the meeting having been postponed for one week. The next regular meeting will take place in the church social rooms and a large attendance Is desired. The usual business and social program will be carried out. OBSERVE "SOCIAL DAY." "Social Day" will be observed by the members of the literature committee of the Hammond Woman's Club Saturday, May 20th at the home of Mrs. A. Van-

Steenberg in Lansing, 111. It Is the annual social meeting which for years has been celebrated at Mrs. VanSteenberg'B home. The members are planning to drive to Lansing in the morning and spend the entire day. A picnic luncheon will beserved and the day will be spent in a pleasant social way. COXSTITVTE THE CHAPTER. There will be a meeting of the members of the Hammond Chapter of Eastern States Saturday evening in the K. of P. Hall All the members are asked to be present as a large attendance is desired Among the visitors at the meeting will be the Grand Patron, Joseph E. McCann who will constitute the chapter A social hour will follow

the regular lodge session. AX EVEXIXfi PARTY. One of the pleasant social affairs arranged for this evening is a party at which the members of the "Young Ladies' Club'' will entertain at Weis Hall in State street. The members have invited a number of their friends to meet , with them for a pleasant social time. The party is the first at which this club of young ladles has entertained this year, and they have arranged a pleasant program of entertainment. Games and music will be enjoyed during the evening. A CLASS MEETIXG.

The members of the Loyal Sons Class of the First Christian church

held their regular bi-monthly meeting

in the church library last evening.

Plans fo ra box social to be given at

the church on the evening of June 1st

were comp!eted. The public will re

ceive an invitation to attend. Other

business was disposed of after which

1 refreshments were served and the time

was spent socially. The following

members were present, Vernon Du

Frain, Owen Hann, Floyd Denton,

'Glen an dWrenn. Smith, Bernard

Plumb, Palmer Lee, Thomas Evans and

Levi Golden.

! LEAVE OX A VISIT.

Mrs. L. A. Minard and Miss Florence

Shea will leave tomorrow morning fo

Crawf ordsville, Ind. to remain for a few days' visit. They will attend the state track meet and Miss Shea will be

one of the guests at the Phi Delta

dance. Miss Shea wil be the house guest of Miss Pauline Maloney during

her visit in Crawfordsville. 9 SECURE A LICENSE, Miss Theresa Smith and Charles It.

Chapman both of Hammond were

granted a marriage license in Chicago

today. The young people have many friends in Hammond to whom the an

nouncement will be of interest and who

will extend their best wishes to them. A THIMBLE PARTY.

The young ladies of the C. D. club

met with Miss Lillian Klein at her home in Sibley street last evening for

their weekly club meeting. They spent

an enjoyable social time with music and needlework until ten o'clock, when

they were invited into the dining room and served with a dainty luncheon. All

the members were present and they

planned to meet again next Thursday

evening at the home of Miss Amanda Knoth in Summer street. The same

program of entertainment will be en Joyed. -

TONIGHT Friday, Saturday & Sunday Nights Saturday and Sunday Matinees RAMZA AND ARNO European Eccentriques, Presenting "An Act of Oddities." ALLEN SUMMERS Singing and Talking Comedian. . . HARRY BODDER AND COMPANY

In the "Matrimonial Blizzard." Chas INNES AND RYAN-r-Maude A Smart Act Smartly Dressed. LOPEZ AND LOPEZ "The Act Beautiful."

A KITCHEX SHOWER.

Honoring Miss Kmma Hoffman, one

of the June brides. Miss Maude Foley

MEATS. Best Beef Pot J flj. Roast, per lb I UlfO Veal Shoulder, 4 n per pound I JG 2-lb Strips Bacon, p per pound. . I OC Home Made Pork a Sausage, per lb I j"G Miller & Hart's Berkshire Hams, ' 1Rf per pound I Uu Plate Beef, CXo per pound. U2U

GROCERIES.

Best Creamery Butter;

it s delicious, per pound Fancy Dried Peaches, halves, lb Our best Layer Figs, per pound. . . Extra Large Lemons, per doz . . . Fancy Juicy Sweet Oranges, dozen

Strictly Fresh Eggs, 1 Qp per dozen

Why pay more than 25c Pound for Coffee? We can satisfy you at that price.

umpfer Brothers

Two Phones 15 578 H oh man Street

26c 10c 15c 25c

25c

EVENING PERFORMANCES AT 7:30 AND 9:00 PRICES:

Entire Main Floor reserved, 20c Balcony not reserved, Qc Ladies' and Children's Matinee Saturday at 2:30 p.m.

All Seats, Adults IQC" Cnildren 5c 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.

Entire Change of Program Monday and Thursday

PI T A PEG IIEREs A thing you gtt tor nothing; la usually worth Jamt the price you pay for It.

Funny, A'int It? That whenever you think of oil and the other grease known as "M.izuma' you think of John D. Rockefeller. Of Teeth Teddy. Of Whiskers Kern's or Ham. Lewis. Of the Senate Lorimer. Of Congress Cannon. Of Stinginess Hetty Green. Of Insurgency Bob LaFollette. Of Milwaukee Beer and Socialists. Of Mexico Dirt, Diaz and deviltry. Of Progressiveness JOHN E. McGARRY THE JEWELER OF HAMMOND. Funny how these and other things run In a fellow's head this hot weather.

Best Ice Cream and Ices

Phones 334 and 542 Hammond Indiana

entertained a number of friends at a kitchen shower last evening at her home in Sohl street. The young ladles

presented Miss Hoffman with a number of kitchen articles as gifts in honor of her approaching marriage. Social games and music were tha features of the evening's entertainment until ten o'clock, when the guests were invited ihto the dining room and served with a daintl y arranged course luncheon. The table was prettily arranged with flowers to carry out the bride's colors of pink und white. A bouquet of carnations was chosen as a center piece for the table. Covers were laid for twelve guests, who were as follows: Mrs. Knoth, the Misses Bessie and Llllie Porch, Lois Hlckey, Leah Shroyer, Ethel Duvall, Bessie Southaok, Cora Abbott. Emma Hoffman, Mildred, Mable and Maude Foley. A DANCIXO PARTY. One of the very enjoyable social

events of the week was a dancing party j given by the members of St Agnes" , guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church at j Weis' hall, State street, last evening.' The friends of the members were in-j vlted to meet with them and there was: an attendance of about thirty Hammond young people. They met informally and enjoyed dancing until a late j hour In the evening. An attractive program of dances had been arranged. The music for dancing was very enjoyable. During the Intermissions frappe was '

served in the refreshment room. The party was the third and last to be given by the guild this season, and those who were in attendance reported having spent a very enjoyable evening. i . Mrs. Ixu Morns anfl ssn Charles will leave tomorrow for their home in Providence, R. I. after an extended visit with Mrs. Morris' mother and sister, Mrs. C. C. Smith and Miss Maude Smith of State street. There will be a meeting of the members of Golden Rod Camp No. 1657 Royal Neighbors Friday evening in Long's Hall in estate street and all the members are invited to , be present. Business of importance will be transacted. the Hammond High school will hold an the Hammond high schol will hold an ice cream social this evening; at the

Bring Your Harness Repairing to J. H. WiEDEHGOTTS NEW HARNESS SHOP 663 8. Hohman St., Hammond. ALL WORK GUARANTEED.

GRAND UNION

Central building and cordially invite the public to attend. The members of Hammond Hive No. 2 L. O. T. M. will meet thU evening In the K. of P. Hal for their regular bimonthly meeting. Mrs. Jacob Fox returned to her home in Ogden street this wek after a few weeks' visit with friends and relatives in New York city and ether eastern cities. Mrs. Conway and children of Edgewater. 111. are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Matt Klein at their home in West State street. The meeting of the members of Circle 1 will be held Friday afternoon Instead of Thursday of next week at the home of Mrs. Oeorge Eder in . South Hohman street. Cards will be the entertainment at the meeting.

JOE BARTHOLOMEW TO WED VALPO GIRL

East Chicago, May 19. Word comes from Valparaiso that Professor and Mrs. John E. Roesler have issued Invitations announcing the marriage of their daughter. Miss Ada May, to Mr. Joseph S. Bartholomew. The event will be celebrated at the bride's home on Thursday evening, June 1, at S o'clock. They will be at home after July 1. Mr. Bartholomew is a widower and Is well known here, where he was formerly deputy proecuili5 attor ney.