Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 69, Hammond, Lake County, 8 September 1911 — Page 2

THE TIMES. Friday, Sept. 8, 1911

Social News IN Jria m m o n di

HOXOR MISS FOLEY. In honor of Miss Maude Foley, one of the season's brides. Mis Leah Shroyer and Miss Ethel Redman entertained a tnumber of young ladies last evening at 'the home of Mrs. Slater In Kane avenue. The party was in the nature of a picture shower given In honor ot una 'approaching marriage of Miss Foley " and Harold Hutchison of Kolze, 111. The guests presented Miss Foley with several pretty pictures as gifts. During the evening the' guests enjoyed various social games ad a program of instrumental and vocal music was given. At

ten o'clock the guests were Invited into

the dining room and snrcd wna

' daintily arranged ' luncheon - of two courses. The table was prettily ilecot rated with flowers and the color scheme . ws carried out In green and white. The same dainty colors were- used in the decoration of the parlors. Among the guests at the prety social function were Mrs. William Knoth. teh Misses Tluth and Jennie McCulskcy of Kast Chicaeo, Maude Foley. Iois Hlckey, Elizabeth Ambos, Kthel Redman. Ieah Shroyer. Mabel and Mildred Foley,

Mary Rahen, Bell.; Routsong and Cora

Abbott. ENJOV T1IK HKTEn.XOOX, An enjoyable afternoon was spent by

the members of sowing Circle No. 3 or . St. Margaret's Hospital yesteruo, ns

the guests of Mrs. Barte-l at her home. 40 Russell street. It was the regular bi-monthly meeting to "which all the; members were Invited. Mrs. Bartcl j also entertained a few friends not! members of the society. The guests' spent the afternoon very enjoyably at' the card tables. Several games of pedro were played after wnich the ' prises were awarded. Mrs. W. l. Weis received the first honors. Mrs. Charles Lavene, the second and the consolation j

SOCIAL M3WS FOR SATl'RDAT.

Mrs. O. (i. Rnnton( will entertain a frm friends at a slumber party Saturday evening at her home la nouglan street In "honor ot' Mandr Koley.' : ? There will he a meeting of the niembem of Dorcns Reheekah "Lodge Saturday evening la I, O. O. F. Hall la State afreet. Mm. lawrnm Cox wll entertain at a -hlldrc party Saturday afternoon at her Hoinewood residence la honor of little Mary Cox.

REGAL EVENING WRAP

prize was awarded to Mrs. J. Fox. Th3 ; guest prize was won by Mrs. Val Schwigert. At the concluion of th9( gams other social diversions were en-i joyed until four-thirty o'clock .when j Mrp. Bartel served her guests with a dainty luncheon. The refreshments were served at small tables In the par-: lors. Mrs. H. Stevenson was named as the next hostess and she will entertain

in two weeks on Thursday at her hom In West Sibley street. AX AFTF.RNOO. PARTY. Mrs. H. G. Stevrns was ho.-tess to the members of the R. A. K. Club and entertained them very pleasantly at her home In Morton Court yesterday afternoon. The members were all present and emong the quests were Mrs. Cox of Indiana Harbor, who is Mrs. Norman

K. Strouse house guest. The afternoon was spent very enjoyably In a social way with needle work and music. Th serving of a dainty luncheon r.t fourthirty o'clock concluded the afternoon's entertainment. Mrs. Norman K. Strouse wiil entertain at the next club meeting in two weeks at her home in Truman avenue.

EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA CREAT SIAU8HTERINS SALE OF FRESH & SMOKED MEATS

AT THE

(AMNDtlEAT MARKET"? Sale for one day oniy, Saturday, Sept. 9

SFHIMi OR YOIXO MVK CHICKEN'S, per pound 10 FOl'XUS FRKS1I LEAP LARD FHKSH DRESSKIl STEW. .' Ii CHirKEVS, per pound. SMALL FRKSH FORK SHOll.nKRS per ponad... HIM) dl AHTEHS IH)G LA M H. per pou nd FORK (JI ARTEBS SPKIXU LA Mil, per pound CHOICE XAT1VK l.E OF VKAU per pound..

14 He 1.00 12 11 He lOKc 9c

X ATIVE VEAL MIOl I.DKIl HOASTv per pound XATIVE BEEF I'llT ROAST, per pound NATIVE KIR noil IX Ci REEF", per pound . ARMOI'R'S STR SIRAR ( l RED HAMS, per lb MAYER'S MOO MS IIRAXU HAMS, per pound SI iR I I RED HVCOX. mall utrlpn, per pound SttiAR Cl'RED CAI.IKOnXI A H VMS, per pouud

13c

10c 5 He 17 He IGHe 14 He 10 He

nead "The Lafe Cnnncy Time" twrr Friday creates for aur Saturday pedals. Prompt delivery to all parta of th city. Strict attention ajrtvea to

all Ulcpkaae order.

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CHAS. BERENDT

101 State Street

HOLD REG VI. A II MEETING. Mrs. vv. A. Hill was -'at nome' to the members ot the Ladies' Aid society of the First Baptist church yesterday afternoon at her Homewood residence. It was the first meeting of the mem

bers after the summer vacation. There was a good attendance at the meeting. The business hour was omitted yesterday aon aeount of the absence of the president. A pleasant time was spent in social conversation and music was one of the features of entertainment. Mrs. Hill served her guests with refreshments before the close of the afternoon. Mrs. F. W. Kimball and Mrs. Hoffman of F.ast Chfcago were named as the next hostesses and they will entertain at the meeting in two weeks. A CARD PIKTV. The members of the Ladies society to the B. of I F. and E. announce a card party to be given Wednesday, Septem

ber 20th at the K. of P. Hall. Several games of pedro will be pled and

three hand painted plates will be given as prizes. The public will be given a cordial Invitation to attend. HOLD WEEKLY MEETIXC. The weekly meeting of the members of the Ladles' Aid society of the Flr.e Street Presbyterian church took place at the home of Mrs. Klstler, 411 Hoffman street yesterday afternoon. In the absence of the president, Mrs. Brewbaker who Is reported to be very ill at her home In Pine street, Mrs. Cunningham acted. The Rev. Graham Fuller was present at the meeting and lead the devotional exercises. There was a

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Every I tenr of this Week End Provision Sale is a Money Saver. Saturday, September 9th Leaveyour Order Friday evening if you like at these Prices

BIG FLOUR SALE Our Famous Lion XXXX Flour iWbbl. iSacks..,. .70(? IVft-bbi. ssacks . .. . 1.38 Wrbbl. sacks . .. . 2.70

Noj 2 cans choice Sugar Corn & String tcans for ZLwu

Theislamous ' Pett Brand) Milk

vsmallcans, j 6 forj25c,

large cans, Qn

...ou

National; Biscuit Go's Fan?x5us Newsbov

v Cakes, - 4 to-

iperj pound. .,. . . I UXj

Candy dept .f ... ,t . ; Krabz Famous 25c Peanut Taffy, A C now.per.lb. ... 1 0

Fresh Salted Peanuts and Peanut Butter

j Kisses, per pound. .

12c

Cedar Valley Creamery Butter, always the same, pure QO and sweet, per pound. . . . jUC Finest Quality Brick Cheese, Holstein brand, 1 Cr. per pound I Ou Brookfield Medium Red Columbia River Salmon, Hf per can ffJ 1-lb Pkg. Pure Corn Starch, V each fC 25c Pkg. Postum Cereal, Ort each ZUU Swift's Pride Washing 1 Cn Powder, package I DC Choice Whole Head Rice, lXf per pound tSu No. 3 Cans Choice Pears, QXf per can U2U Best large Lump Laundry i Cft Starch, 4 lbs for. . I Ub ANOTHER BIG SALE OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

Best Concord Grapes, per basket. Extra Fine California Pears, per dozen

California Malaga Grapes, 4

per basket

j; ancy iieaa -.Lettuce, each 5c and C

Finest Jersey Sweet Potatoes, per pound . . .

Extra Choice Cauliflower 4 head, 10c and. Zo

Fresh Lima Beans, per box

Genuine Green River Valley

Muskmelons, 4 for

5c 8c Oc

5c I2r

1Qc Valley

15c

BIG FLOUR SALE Pillsbury Flour H-bbl. sacks. . . . 70c Va-bbl. sacks. . .1.38 Va-bbl. sacks. . .2.70

No. 3 cans choice

Tomatoes and Fine

3 Hominy, cans for, . .

25c

Choice Table 5-lb bags, 4Hc 10-lb bags

Salt, 8c

Fresh baked Cocoanut Bars, per pound

10c

LIQUOR DEP'T

Our famous Klenwood Rye and Atherton

Bourbon, full quarts . .

93c

Royal Crown California Brandy and Hol

land Gra, Ca per bottle OUu

Big Shipment of Finest Cooking Potatoes per pk. only 35c Cigar Dept. Specials for Saturday

ADAD, CREMO and SIDNEY DILLON Fine 5c Cigars, 7 for 25c

PAUL POTTER 1 and QUAKER BOND - G6od 5c Cigars, 8 for 25c

HAVANA LONDRES and JOE ANDERSON Sc Cigars, 10 for 25c "!aLl"?!''"-J--'""'L"'-'"'"i'"JU7

OFFICIAL SEAL and EARL OF PAWTUCKET 10c Cigars, r "': each 5c

Myers in Clinton street last evening!.

Business of Interest to the members was transacted and the election of officers for the new term was one of the most Important features of -;the business hour. The election resulted as follows: President Floyd McCutcheon. Vice President Alvin Wahl. Secretary Virg-il Hathaway. Treasurer Charles Iuthmar.' Thrt followin;? are the club members: Harlan Anderson.. Virgil Hathaway, Alvin Wahl, Charles Luthman Karl Brusel, Clarence Muehlbcrger, Frank Myers, Alphonse Siegrist and Floyd McCutcheon. W1U, MEET NET WEEK. There was no meeting of the mem-

. hers of the Colonial Club yesterday

which was the day for the regular bi

n-monthly meeting. A meeting will he

ranged for next Thursday afternoon

Mrs. August Ruff, the Misses Frances j Walden of Chicago, Josephine Jergens, '

Kathrlne Fox, Margaret Rlnholti, Anna Tauschek and Mary Specked.,

A BOARD MEETING. The members of the executive board

of the Hammond Woman's club met

with the president, Mrs. J. M. Turner, last evening at her home, 303 Truman avenue. It was the regular monthly

uslness meeting called to transact the

business of the club. The plans were made for the year's work and other business of Interest to the members was disposed of. A short time was

pent in a social way at the cloFe of

the business meeting.

None too proreous for an American queen of society is this truly regal evening wrap of sealskin trimmed in classic key effect with bands of matching pelt and with ball fringe of the same costly fur. The wrap 1j s voluminous that It may literally be swathed about tha figure and its cut-in-one sleeves perfectly protect the arms, wnile affording them full liberty of movement.

The linirr of royal purple brocade

harmonizes with the purple and white brocaded velvet, sable-trmmed

dinner gown.

and the hostess will bo named later.; ENTERTAIN CI.CB FRIENDS.

Mrs. Jennie Ripley will have as her

guests this afternoon at her home in

Sheffield avenue the members of the Northside Ladles' Club. It Is the after

noon for the regular monthly meeting

and an enjoyable social tu.. Is antici

pated. Needle work and music will be

among the social diversions. AN AFTERNOON PARTV.

The members of the Alpha Phi Club

are being entertained by Mrs. W. H

Davis this afternoon at her home in Williams street. It Is the first meet-

i Ing after the summer vacation and it

was desired that all the members were present. Needle work will be the en

tertainment during the afternoon.

CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY. One of the enjoyable parties of yes

terday afternoon was one at which Mrs T. Benschop entertained at her home

279 Sheffield avenue. The party was

given In celebration of . her birthday

anniversary and she was presented

with a number of pretty gifts In re

membrance of the day. The guests me

very informally and spent the after

noon in social conversation. A short

musical program was given. Th

guests were served with refreshments

at four o'clock and again at seve

oclock a daintily arranged cours

luncheon was served. Mrs. Benscho

had as her guests. Mesdames Geor Heiser of Muskegan, Mich.; J. Ander

son, J. Lewis, W. Kaiser. A. Frank, 15.

Cox, C. Lehman, Edward Drake, S.

Swaim, Charles Randall and Master

Elmer COx.

ORPHEUM

PREPARE A PROGRAM.

Mrs. Walter Hammond was "at home"

o the members or me social commit; -

ee of the Hammond Woman's club last

evening at her residence in South Hoh-

man street. The members were called

ogether to complete arrangements for

the opening meeting of the club, Saturday afternoon, Sept. 16. It will be

the first meeting of the club after the summer vacation and it is expected that

there will be a large attendance. An interesting program is being prepared for the entertainment of the guests. Mrs. Walter Hammond is chairman of

the social committee and Mrs. W. J. McAleer vice chairman.

CARD OK THANKS. We desire, as well s -words may per

form that mission, to express our sin

cere thanks to the many friends for their kindness" and sympathy during the illness and at the death of our beloved wife, mother, daughter, and

sister, Mrs. Jennie Hellerman. We also wish to thank the many friends for their floral offerings, and especially do

we thank the Jewish Ladies' Aid so

ciety for their beautiful floral tribute.

A. HELLERMAN AND CHILDREN. MRS. BERTHA KUTTNER, E. H. KUTTNER.

Sunday, September JO

. "THE GLOOM CHASER" Geo. Sidney (HIMSELF) That Little Man With His Big Bunch of Fun Makers In the Big Musical Scream. "BUSY IZZY" , WITH CARRIE WEBBER AND A BUNCH OF GOOD LOOKING GIRLS Prices Night, 25c, 50c, 75c, 1.00. Matinee, 25c, 35c, 50c.

UB HAS

Monday Night, Sept. 11th. ,

Ed. W. Rowland & Edwin Clifford, Inc.

-Offers

f H 4 ne Great New York, j! ITO Chicago and Boston

Rosary By EDWARD E. ROSE I'nder the Auspieea of

Baumgartner Court, No, 109

Catholic Order of Foresters I.Ike the Poem and Song It will lire forwver

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SETTINGS

EVER SEEN. ON ANY STAGE

Large Company of Rxceptlenal Ability

Prices 25c, 50c, 75c, 1.00

hort business session wnen prepara

tions were made for the annual bazaar to be held during September. Other business of interest to the members was transacted arter which the social

hour was announced. Mrs. Kistler assisted by her daughter. Miss Anna Klstler served refreshments. The next

meeting wll be held Thursday, September 14th at the home of Mrs. Dave Nichols, the corner of Hoffman and

Cedar streets.

MRS. PHOIII. EXTERTAIXS.

Mrs. Fred C.s Proi.i very re.asanty

entertained the members of the D. S. i club at their meeting yesterday at her home. 110 Hohman street. It waa the reular bi-monthly meeting and the

members were all present to enjoy the

afternoon. Embroidery work was the

feature of entertainment until four o'clock when the uests were invited into the dining room and served with a dainty luncheon of two courses. Following the serving of the luncheon

the guests returned to the parlors and were entertained with music. The announcement was made of the next meeting to be held in two weeks when Mrs. Hanson will be hostess to the club members at her home in Sheffield avenue.

A MISCELIiAXEOl'S SHOWER. Mrs. Van Tamlien and Miss Leotha

Hoffman will entertain at a miscellaneous shower this evening at their home irt Truman avenue in compliment to Miss Maude Foley. The parti is given

hi honor of Miss Foley's aproaching

marriage to Harold Hutchison of Kolze. 111.

a lodge: sussiox. A meeting of the membere of Ham

mond Temple No. 73 Pythian Sisters

will take, place this evening in the K.

of P. Hall in South Hohman street. The

usual business and social program will

be carried out and a large attendance

of members is desired.

ELECT SEW OFFICERS. The regular weekly meeting of the

members of the Hammond Wireless club was held at the home of Frank

MEET IX CHIRCH PARLORS. The members of the Martha society of the First Christian church met in the parlors of the church in Calumet avenue yesterday afternoon for their regular weekly meeting. There was a very good attendance at the meeting. After the routine business had been disposed of the members devoted the afternoon to sewing for the benefit c'f

the society and church. The plans are

being made for the annual bazaar to be held late in November. The members will observe their semi-annual birthday social next Thursday at the home in Mrs Rogers tn Murray street.

A cordial Invitation Is extended all the

members to be present. An enjoyable

social hour followed th business meet

ing yesterday. WILL. MEET Tt'ESDAY. Mrs. Auust Schneider and Mrs. Ray

Chapman wil be hostesses at the meet

ing of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Cni

varsity club Tuesday afternoon in tha club rooms. The meeting is called for

two-thirty o'clock. The guests will

spend the afternoon playing bridge

whist. HONOR MISS JERGENS.

Honoring Miss Josephine Jergens whose marriage to John Homquest will

take place Tuesday, September 19th,

Miss Elizabeth Pasealy entertained a number of young ladies last evening at

her home in East Sibley street. The

guests were Invited to a miscellaneous

shower and they presented Miss Jer

gens with many pretty gifts. During the evening various social games were played and music was one of the pleasant features of entertainment. A dain

ty luncheon of two courses was served

after the program of games. Miss Pascaly's guests for the evening were Mrs. John Scherer. Mrs. M. E. KolJi,

GRAND UNION

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BOOKS

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Special Cut Price Sale Saturday, September 9

MEATS

GROCERIES

SPRING CHICKENS, per pound........;.... RIB ROAST BEEP, per pound PORK SHOULDERS, per pound BACON, strips', per pound. LAMB STEW, per pound. PLATE BOILING BEEF, per pound RUMP CORNED BEEF, per pound

BEST BRAND CORN STARCH, package STORK BRAND BAKING POWDER, 1-pound can FANCY LARGE HEAD LETTUCE, each

.19 17c 11c 61c 12c

FANCY JERSEY SWEET POTATOES, per pound.. KELLOG'S OR ORIOLE CORNFLAKES, 3 pkgs.. BEST CREAMERY . BUTTER, per pound.... AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP, 6 bars for....... FRESH MIXED CAKES, 15c goods, 2 pounds for., LARGE CANS HOMINY, 2 for PURE OLIVE OIL, quart tins, each

4 25c 30c 25c 25c 15c

FINE RACE

PROGRAM

Barring bad weather, the Hammond

Motor Boat Club will hold its annual

races on the river next Sunday.- It

expected that nearly every boat in the

club will be entered.

Burnham's Grove has been chosen as

the starting and finishing point for the

race the place being well chosen be

cause it also affords an oportunlty to see the boats under full power, as they

pass the spot in the raew.

The course begins at BurnhanV

Grove and lies north toward South Chi

cago to the. Nickel Plate bridge which

must be rounded for the return trip.

Returning the races pass Burnham's

Camp again and go as far as Riverdale

and back to Burnham's camp. The first boat will be started sharply at eleven o'clock. Every boat must carry at least

two passengers. The friends of the

motor boat members will enjoy a basket picnic, and will also take boat trips up and down the river.

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HAS FITS APLENTY

Gus Enochen Creates a Diversion at Indiana Harbor.

5c 18c 6c

umpfer Brothers (114, , Two Phones 2 jg 578 Hohman Street

(Special to The Timbs. Indiana Harbor, Sept. 8 The oldfashioned man who has seven fits when he has fits, landed in the East Chicago jail yesterday after having been arrested in the Harbor Wednesday afternoon. The seven fits were seven by actual count. The man is Gus Enochen, formerly of Hammond and a tinsmith by trade. He was arrested, for begging and , intoxication. After he was brought into

the jail he proceeded to have fit after flit until the police had checked up seven against him. He was later sent to St. Margaret's hospital for treatment. Several times when he fell into the fits which were responsible for his removal to the hospital, he injured himself by striking his head against the cement floor and on one occasion he cut his ear badly when it came'ln contact with the radiator in his cell. Whether the spells were the result of epilepsy or delirium tremens the physicians called in to attend him were unable to determine. It was necessary to restrain him by strapping him to his bunk in

order to prevent him from seriously injuring himself.

(PALUMET Theatre n . South Chicago. Phone S. C, 232 Julius Johnson, Mgr. 3 Days, Commencing Thursday, Sept. 7th A SENSATIONAL WESTERN COMEDY DRAMA Nobody's Claim Popular Prices, 15 to 75c Bargain Mat. Saturday, All Seats 25c Hear Prof. Kraus and his Orchestra

SEATS NOW ON SALE-, Coming Sun. Mat., .SepVylQ. The Love Story So Dear to Womankind Thos. II. Sewall Presents

!THE LITTLE GIRL THAT

HE FORGOT By BEULAH P0YNTER Author of Lena Rivers With "AGNES BLIAL" as "JUNE" A PERFECT PLAY! A PERFECT CAST! A PERFECT PRODUCTION THE DRAMATIC SENSATION OF LAST SEASON

THE I LINCOLN- I JEFFERSONL

college oi Opens its fall term for 1911-12 Monday evening, Sept. 18th, in its new College Building. .

His state, whatever its cause, served as a horrible example to another prisoner locked in an adjoining cell for intoxication, and caused him to make n ironclad resolution "never again" to drink a drop of anything stronger than horsp liniment.

A Lecture on Christian Science will be delivered by MR. FRANK H. LEONARD, C.S.B. A member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship of the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston, Mass. At Eight O'Clock P. M. i MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1911 At Masonic Temple, Muenich Ct. Hammond, Ind , No Admission Fee or Tickets Requested. , .