Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 289, Hammond, Lake County, 26 May 1911 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Fridav, May 26, 1911.

Social News IN Hammond

MEALS FOR A DAT. BREAKFAST. Strawberries. Creamed Asparagus. on Shredded Wheat Biscuit. Coffee. LUNCHEON. Saratoga Chip. Cream of Chicken Sandwiches. Rhubarb and Strawberry Conserve. Butter Thins. Tea. DINNER. Broiled Round Steak. Tiny Whole Potatoes with Cream Sauce. Dandelion Greens.

White Cake with Marshmallow Frosting. Coffee. EXJOV THE MEETING. The members of the Ideal Book Club were, invited to meet with Mrs. C. B. Miller at her residence in South Hohman street lust evening. It was the regular meeting of the members postponed from Tuesday to Thursday evening for the convenience of the members. The early part of the evening was given to the discussion of current magazine articles after which the time was spent socially in conversation and

music. The, serving of dainty refresh ments concluded the pleasant enter tainment. Mrs. Grace Conroy was nam

ed as the next hostess and she will entertain at her home In Russell street. The meeting will be held in three weeks Instead of two on account of commencement week and the usual social festivities. MRS. JACK SOX A HOSTESS. Mrs. C. E. Jarkaon was hostess and very pleasantly entertained the members of the Sunshine Club yesterday afternoon at her home In Claude street. All the members were present to enJoy the afternoon's entertainment. Several games of pedro were played at small tables in the parlors. The honors in the games wore won by Miss Anna Rohrman, first and Mrs. Charles Luthman, second. Mrs. II. L. Dorten was awarded the consolation prize. At the conclusion of the games the guests were invite dinto the dining room and served with a daintily arranged luncheon. The members planned to meet again In two weeks and Mrs. Chartes Luthman will entertain at her home, in

West Sibley street. ENTERTAINS AT CARDS.

Mrs. Chester A. Lockwood had as her guests at an afternoon party yesterday at her home in Waltham street, the members of the R A. E. Club. It was the afternoon for the bi-monthly meeting and, all the members were present. They met for several social games of cards and enjoyed music and conversation. The honors In pedro were won by Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Loew.ood. Mrs. II. G. Stevens was awarded the consolation prise. Th serving of a dainty -luncheon follow!

SOCIAL. NEWS FOR SATtRDATf. Mn, H. F. Melkle will entertain the members of the HomewooJ Blafcastne Club ! a few other friends at a garden party Saturday afternoon at her South Hohmaa Street residence. A meeting of the members of Dorra Reboekah Lodge will take id a re Saturday evening; In I. O. O. F. Hall in State street.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. Don't forget the Ice cream social given by Silver Liffht Hive No. 124. L. O. T. M., Wednesday evening. May 31st, at Central Park. 26-4t

EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA CREAT SLAUGHTERING SALE GF FRESH & SMOKED MEATS

AT THE

AKMD S9FAT MARKET "sm'P Sale for one day only, Saturday, May 27th

13 POI NDS FRESH LEAF I.ARD CHOICE NATIVE I.EO OK VRAU rr pound SM A I.I, FHESH POHK I.OIXS, per pound FRESH DltKKI) STRIVING CHICKENS, per pound S.HIM. FRESH i'OKK SIIOl'I.ItKRS, per pound... CHOICE NATIVE VKAI, HHEAST, with poeket. Ib... CHOICE NATIVE HEEF fOT ROAST, per Ib

...1-00 ,12 He x 11 He .MHe SHc 9 He 9c

CHOICE ri'TS NATIVE SIKI.OIN STEAK, per Ib. . NATIVE Rill ROILING DKKKi per pound ... HOME CI' RED CORN IIEKF, per pound SALTED SPARE RIBS, per pound OSCAR MAYER'S SIGAR CI' RED HAM", per lb ... SW IFT'S SVG All CI RED BACON, nmall otrtpd. lb... NO. 1 CALIFORNIA HAMS, per pound

..15c 5 He 13 lAc IS He " 9Hc

the games. At the meeting yesterday arrangements were made to have one more card party at which Mrs. Norman E. Strouse will entertain at her home, 198 Truman avenue after which the members will enjoy needle work at their meetings. A THIMBLE PARTY. A very enjoyable afternoon was spent by the members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery Club yesterday as the guests of Mrs. A. C. McMahon at her home in May street. Mrs. McMahon entertained at a thimble party and the guests spent the time pleasantly with the-ir needle work. At four-thirty o'clock the guests were Invited into the dining rom and served with a dainty

1 luncheon. The members will meet

again in two weeks but the place of meeting has not been announced. The hostess will be named later. MRS. PRECHTEL A HOSTESS. A pleasant meeting of the members of the Eyelet Embroidery Club took place yesterday afternoon and Mrs. rechtel was hostess at her home in State Line street. The members were all present and Mrs. Prechtel had as her only Invited guest, Mrs. Overmeyer. Mrs. Trechtel received her guests In the parlors .where they spent the afternoon in conversation. Needle work was the leading feature of entertainment during the afternoon until fourthirty o'colck when the guests were invited into the dining room and served with an elaborate luncheon of five courses. The tables In the dining room were prettily trimmed with cut flowers and ferns. The hostess for the next party in two weeks was named and Mrs. II. Norrls will entertain at her home In Highland street. Mrs. Prechtel's guests were Mrs. Overmeyer and the following club members, Mrs. J. C. Lavene. Mrs. L. J. Haefer, Mrs. H. H. Cappis, Mrs. A. G. Deaver, Mrs. J. Tatterson, Mrs. Teterie, Mrs. H. Norrls and Mrs. W. Lanborn.

Read MTh Lake County Specials. Prompt delivery to nil telephone orders.

Times every Friday evening; for our Saturday all parte of the city. Strict attention tins to

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CHAS. BERENDT

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Oxfords

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kid; sizes broken. 0RTT & T0WLE 169 E. State St.

You can't Save Money any better way than watching our Saturday Grocery Sales Here's our List of Bargains for Saturday May 27th

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EXTRA SPECIAL CUT PRICE FLOUR SALE LION BRAND XXXX PATENT FLOUR Sold on our absolute guarantee to give perfect satisfaction or money cheerfully refunded.

-bbl. sack only

68c

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1.33

Va-bbl. sack, only

2.60

Best Quality ROLLED OATS, 10 lbs for 27c; per lb 3 c Cedar Valley CREAMERY BUTTER, the Butter without a fault, per lb. ... . 25c You probably can buy butter cheaper elsewhere, but remember It ain't Cedar Valley.

I Swift's Pride Famous LAUNDRY SOAP, 10 bars for ...... 32c

No. 3 Cans Kan Brand Choice Quality EGG PLUMS, 15c quality, can 10c Extra Choice Quality Japan Style HEAD RICE, 4 pounds for 17c 5 Pound Bags Best Quality Pure TABLE SALT, per bag . .4c Best Quality Large Lump LAUNDRY STARCH, 4 pounds for ,10c No. 3 Cans Independent Brand Solid Meat TOMATOES, can

National Biscuit Company's Uneeda Biscuits, f" 4 packages for IOC

Best White and Yellow

Corn Meal, g pounds for Broad or Fine Noodles, per pound ,

Sc 6c

Choice Toilet Soap, ft 3 cakes In box at only.. yQ

In Our Fruit and Vegetable Dep't

10c

TOMATO PLANTS, Livingston Beauty, per dozen

ASTER PLANTS Queen of the market, I f per dozen I UC CABBAGE and CAULIFLOWER PLANTS, 4 ft per dozen. . JQ FANCY CUCUMBERS Long Green, q each, 5C and ,qQ

rANCY WAX AND STRING BEANS, per pound. .

8c

Liquor Dep't Specials Finest Imported Port and Sherry Wine, full - quart bottles IjC Griffen Whiskey, full squart bottle. OOC Extra Fine California Sherry Wine, per bottle Oft omy yc Royal Crown Brandy, per bottle, 59c -gallon. 1mQ. per gallon f r r2.05

Saturday Specials in Cigar Dept.

Owl, Adad and Diamond Crown, 7 for 25c

QUAKER BOND and FLOR DE MANILLA 5c Cigars.

8 for 25c

JOE ANDERSON, GREAT GUNNER and HAVANA LONDRES 10 for 25c

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OFFICIAL SEAL and EARL OF PAWTUCKET 10c Cigars 5c Straight

A DKLIGHTFII, MEETIXG. One of the enjoyable parties of yes

terday afternoon was one at which Mrs.

Frederick A. Bull entertained the members of the Fern Leaf Linen Club at

her home in state stret. Mrs. Bull entertained her guests at cards and they spont a very enjoyable time at the card tables. After seven games of whlat the honors were awarded. Mrs. Henry Borge received the first honors in the games, Mrs. Jermlah DuFrain,

the second and Mrs. M. L Murden, ths third. The consolation prize was

awarded to Mrs. Ray Fowler. During the hour following the games music and social conversation were among the features of entertainment after which

the guests were invited into the -dining room and served with a prettily appointed luncheon. Mrs. Henry Burge will entertain at the club party in two wees at her home in Carroll street. The same program of entertainment will be enjoyed.

A SOCIAI The home of Mrs. Hahn, 4S6-150th

street was the scene of a social given

last evening by the members of the Deborah Aid Society of the First Christian, church. The home was very prettily arranged with flowers and Jac o' lanterns were used on the porch and lawn. The guests were entertained in the parlors and on the lawn and spent a very enjoyable social time.

There was a very large attendance and

it is expected that a nice sum was

cleared which will be used for the

benefit of the society and church. After

a program of games and music. Ice cream and cake were served.

AN AFTERN OOS PARTY. The members of the D. S. Club met at the home of Mrs. Walter Flannian In Sheffield avenue yesterday where they were entertained by Mrs. Varney. A pleasant time was spent with needle

work, music and social conversation J until four o'clock when the guests were invited into the dining room and serv- j

ed with a dalntity arranged luncheon.

The next meeting will take place in two weeks and Mrs. Oscar Hill will entertain at her home In North Hohman street. SEIIVB A SITPER. A large number- of the members of the congregation of the First M. E. church and their friends attended the supper given In the church dining room In Russell street last evening under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society. The hours for serving continued between flve-thlrty and eight o'clock an there was a good attendance during the entire time. The .members expect to realize a nice amount to be used for the benefit of the church. Their menu was a very enjoyable one and was as follows: Beef Loa Creamed Potatoes Cabbag Salad Baked Beans Bread Coffee Strawberry Short Cake. LEAVES FOR THE EAST. Mrs. Charles MeCullough of Mexico City who has been visiting frievds and relatives in Hammond and Chicago left today for the east where she will spend a few weeks. She will visit In Schenectady, New York City and Boston. In Schenectady she will be the guest of Miss Jean McLaughlin formerly of Hammond. HERE St'SDAT. The Rev. Adams pastor of tte First Baptist church of Lebanon, Ind. will occupy the pulpit of the Baptist church in this city next Sunday both morning and evening. Mr. Adams is one of Indiana's best speakers. The membership of the church is especially requested to be present at these services, MEETIXG "WAS POSTPONED. The members of Circle No. 1 postponed the meeting ann6uncod to take place yesterday afternoon until today when Mrs. George Eder will entertain at her home In South Hohman street. Cards will be the entertainment at the meeting and several games of pedro will be played. The meeting was pootponed for the convenience of the members. t AN EVENING PARTY. A delightful post-nuptial party was given as a surprise to- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph "Williams at their home, $03 Wilcox avenue last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Williams, whose marriage took place May 14th, have moved Into their home and the entertainment was In the nature of a house warming. Amonrf the gifts to the young couple was a

CLUB'S OPENING ON DECORATION DAY Tennis Courts Are Ready For Use and Informal Dance Will Be Given.

Members of the Lake County club are planning a big time for Decoration day, at which time the new club will be opened informally and the families and friends of the members will be entertained for the first time. Although the golf course is not as yet completed, there are many other features that will add to the entertainment of the guests. The tennis courts are completed and will be ready for games next Tuesday. Many of the members are planning to spend the entire day with their families at the club. The afternoon will be spent In cards and music, the new piano having arrived. In the evening an informal dance will be given, and taken altogether the day will be one of general enjoyment. The club and its surroundings are looking at their best at the present time, with beautiful lawns, trees, flowers and shrubbery and should there be

no other entertainment this in itself

would be a treat to all to be out and away from the sand and heat.

beautiful cut glass fern dish. The guests for the evening were the members of the Young Ladies' Class and

Young Men's Class of the First Chris

tian church of which Mr. and Mrs. Williams are also members. A pleasant

social time was spent with games and contests and music was also one of the feature of entertainment. The serving of elaborate refreshments followed the program of games. About fifty guests

were served.

A BRIDGE DINNER.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cox entertained a few friends at a bridge dinner

last evening at their pretty Homewood

residence. The first of the parties was

given last evening and this evening Mr.

and Mrs. Cox will entertain the second company of friends. Th entertainments are given in celebration of Mrs.

Cox's birthday anniversary. A prettily appointed dinner of several courses was served and covers were laid for Just

twelve guests. Following the dinner

the guests returned to the parlors and enjoyed several games of bridge whist.

HO I'D REGl"I,AR MEETING.

The members of the Martha Society of the First Christian church held their regular weekly meeting in the church parlors yesterday. The members met

for an all day session and were enter tained by the members of the May com

mittee of which Mrs. Lasch is chairman. It was the monthly social meeting and a large number of members

were present to enjoy the eptertain

ment. The time was spent socially In conversation and the members accomplished a great deal of sewing for the benefit of the church. A dinner waj served at noon and again in the after

noon dainty refreshments were served

The members also had a sale of home bakery from which they realised a nice amount. The next meeting will taka place Thursday afternoon, June 1st an-J a large attendance is desired. EXJOV THE MEETING. Miss Ferris, Miss Lowry, Miss Washington and Mr. Tilford entertained at the meeting of the Presbyterian Social Club last evening in the church parlors in South Hohman street. Plans were made during the evening for a picnic to take place next Tuesday afternoon and "evening at Douglas Park. All the members have been given a cordial invitation to attend and it Is expected that there will be a large gathering. The announcement was also made of the next meeting to take place, in two weeks. A pleasant time was spent In games last evening after which refreshments were served. Miss Grace Dahl formerly of Hammond -but now of Chicago Is the guest of her sister. Miss Hattie Dahl. Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald and children of South Hohman street left Hammond yesterday for Winnepeg, Canada where they will make their home In the future. Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald have many friends in Hammond who regret to have them leave. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil S. Reiter will entertain the members of the N. P. Whist Club at their regular meeting this evening at their home in Highland

Sure that's what makes 'em wild!

SCRATCHY EYES ACHING EYES SMARTING EYES TIRED EYES Are enough to make anyone wild and irritable, and despondent, and altogeather hard to live with. It takes you but a' moment to stop in the store as you go by and let McGarry or hia optical manager, Dr. R. F. Lane, make a date with you for a thorough examination of your eyes. That CQ6ta you only your time. ' Your eyes CAN be remedied, your general heatlth improved and your temper sweetened. I'm giving you this straight, honest advice gratis HANK. . With McGARRY, The Jeweler.

Extra Special Sale Saturday, May 27th

MEATS Small Strips Bacon, 4 p per pound yQ Small Pork Shoulders, Gift per pound...; U2w Veal Shoulders, 4 Q per pound .. sjQ Best Pot Roast, f per pound I UiC Home Made Pork Sausage, 4

per pound .,21

Pickled Pigs Feet, per pound Wash Boards, 30c value, only -. Clothes' Pins, per dozen....

7c

20c 1c

GROCERIES Extra Juicy Sweet Oranges, per dozen Large Size Bulk Olives, quart Strictly Fresh Eggs, 2 dozen for Snider's Catsup, 15c size, 2 for 25c 25c sizePure Fruit Jelly, 3 for Fancy Dried Peaches, per pound , Lava Soap, 6 bars for Fancy Wax Beans, fresh, per pound

25c 40c 35c 19c 25c 10c 25c 7c

Humpfer Brothers Two Phones Wis 578 Hohman Street

Keep Cool WE CAN FIT YOU OUT IN SUMMER HABERDASHERY UNDERWEAR SHIRTS HOSIERY TIES AND TOP IT ALL OFF WITH A STYLISH, COOL STRAW HAT LAWRENCE COX AND CO. H. Q. McFarland, Mgr. 566 So. Hohman Street

BRA HO S BROS. Best Ice Cream and Ices

Phones 334 and 542 Hammond

Indiana

YOUNG MEN'S TAILORS Besides making new Suits to order at reasonable prices, I da all kinds of alterations, cleaning, repairing and pressing of Ladies' and Gents' Garments.

B. GREENBERG, Prop. Phone 4547 61 State St., Hammond. GOODS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED.

street. The evening will be devoted to the playing of several games of bridge whist. Miss Marlon Spaulding of Lincoln avenue. West Hammond will spend Saturday and Sunday "In Evanstgn, III. the guest of friends and relatives. Mrs. Fred Newell ot South Hohman street has gone to Crown Point to be the guest of Mrs. George Randolph for a few days. Miss Blanche Huebler Is entertaining Miss Ollie Mitchell of Chicago at her home for a few days. . Mrs. Thomas Brennan of Kimbach avenue returned home last evening after a Cay's visit In Mokena, 111. Miss Anna Grady of Rlmbach avenue visited a relatives who is 111 In a Chicago hospital last evening. "Miss Mary Glazier of South Hohman street expects to leave tomorrow for Upper Sandusky, O. to spend a few weeks with relatives. The young people of the Junior class of the Hammond hijrh-sehool will give an Ico cream social this evening on the lawn at the Central building. The public b Invited to attend, as the class members desire to clear a nice sum. There will be a meeting of the members of Hammond Temple No. 73 Pythian Sisters this evening In the K. of P. Hall. A large attendance of niei.,bers is desired as the meeting will be a very important one. Mrs. Margaret Swift left this morning for her home in Englewood after a few days visit with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Brennan and family at their home in Rimbach avenue. George King of Bloomington, 111. Is spending a few days In Hammond visiting among friends and relatives. The members of the King's Heralds of the First M. K. church will meet at the church Saturday afternoon at four o'clock. A large attendance is desired. A seclal meeting of the members of the Loyal Sons will take place this evening In the parlors of the First Christian church in Calumet- avenue. Business of Importance will be transacted and all the members are urged to be present.

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

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from Jewett's state of mind, this was useless. Jewett maintains that he issued the challenge in the first place. "I am not attempting to win this race on paper," said Jewett, with Icy sarcasm today, "but I'll be there at ; the -finish and just a little bit ahead of John. That's all I cate to say on a hot Jday like this."

May Sue School Board. The latest development in the school board injunction matter Is the possibility that the citizen's committee may bring an action against the school board to recover the amount of mpney that has been spent by it in the prosecution of this case. Carl Bauer, the head of the cltlten's committee, stated today that the question of bringing suit against the board to recover an amount of money sufficient to cover the expenses of the trial is under consideration.

Jewett Will Be There. Although the game scheduled for tomorrow between the city hall sluggers and the bank swatters hati been called off again, Clarence Jewett, superintendent of the water department, and John Kamradt of the gas office, expect to hold their foot race tor the fat man's championship of Hammond. Kamradt yesterday fearing that Jewett would flunk, issued a scorching statement to get Jewett's "dander up," but Judging

Saturday Dog Day. Saturday will be dog day In Judge Barnetfs eourt Saturday morning, and all those who have not paid up their dog licenses will be arraigned before Judge Barnett and will be prosecuted. Warrants are being served on Hammond people today and will sum up close to twenty-five who will be required to appear for trial. '

RHEUMATISM

FjJI Any Kind, also Liver. Kidney. Lum-

cured by PennjSure Safe &. Speedy Cure only 25c and 75c at Drui&lsts or by mall. Oenn's R.C. Ce.

Kolb's Drug Store