Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 92, Hammond, Lake County, 5 October 1911 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Thursday, Oct. 5r 1911.

Social News IN Mam m ond

KNTKHTAIXS INFORMALLY. Last evening at her home in Poty street Miss Lulu Symmes principal r? tho 'Lincoln school entertained the teachers in that huililinr very pleasantly. They met Informally and enjoyed music and social games until ten o'clock when a dainty luncheon of two courses was served. Her guests for the evening were the Misses Jemima Pungan, Margaret Fedler, Nellie and Olga Johnaon, .Minnie Sohuls. -Hortense Iteichter. Florence Miller. Iora Duncan, Kdith Kenny, Ruth Putcllffe, Jennie VI abb and Mary Heath. 1 Hl'SISKS! KHTIMi. An important meeting of the members of the W. C. T. V. was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. II. J. Wright In Plummer avenue. It was the regular bi-monthly meeting t which all the members wer Invited. There were several present but the attendance wai not as large as usual. The transaction of business occupied the attention of the members during th. early part of the afternoon. The society will aend one delegate or possibly two to the state convention to be held at Marlon. Ind. Mrs. W. II. Meyers, the vice president was chosen to represent the society. Other business of interest to the members was transacted after which n short time was spent socially. The next meting will he held Monday evening, October 9th at the Hiome of Mrs. H. E. Granger in Hamlin stret. It will boia general meeting to which the public is cordially Invited. An interesting program has been prepared for the meeting. A SOCIAL SUSSIOX. A pleasant afternoon was spent by the members of the Indies' Aid society f St. Paul's Lutheran church at their meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Amelia Gaedtke, 112 1 Jefferson street. There was the usual large attendance of members present to enjoy the afternoon. Miss Adele Mere entertained the guests with several Vocal and Instrumental selections and the remainder of the afternoon was spent njoyably with social conversa tion. A supper was served between the hours of five and seven o'clock. Tho tables In the dining room were prettilytrimmed with flowers and ferns. A silver collection was taken, which H customary at the meetings, and a nice sum was realized which will be used for th benefit of the church. Mw Peter W. Meyn was named as the next hostess and she will entertain at her home In Glendale Park, Wednesday aft ernoon, October 18th. AN ALL DAY SESSION. The mebmers of the Deborah Aid society of the First Christian church met for an all day session yesterday. In the At Fountains & Elsewhere Ask for ,"H OK LICK'S" Tho Original and Genuine MALTED MILK The Feed-drink for All Ages. At restaurants, hotels, and fountains. Delicious, invigorating and sustaining. . Keep it on your sideboard at home. Don't travel without iL A quick lunch prepared in a minute. Take no imitation. Jait tar "HORLICK'S." Hot in Any Mil It Trust We Sell the "Big Ben" s Clock BIG BEX, who you read about In almost every issue of the Saturday Evening Post, Collier's Weekly and other magazines, makes his headquarters at our store. He is just as big, beautiful convenient and trustworthy as the papers Bay he Is. BIG BEN is not a mere clanging, whanging alarm clock. He has a soft, Caruso-like voice and is an accurate time-keeper as well an adornment to any room in the house. BIG BEN looks so much better, and is so much better, than other .clocks that people gladly pay $2.50 for him, which is the price established by. his maker. ; Chas. Arlcin EST. 1889 THE RELIABLE JEWELER 63 State St., Hammond, Ind. We make a specialty of fine Watch Repairing Prices Reasonable.

SOCIAL IVEflS FOR FRIDAY, Mrn. Kranlt Hammond will-entertain the member ot the Alpha Phi club at her home In Mian street Friday afternoon. - There Mill be n meeting of the member of ftolden Rod Camp X n. HI" Itoynl INelubborn Friday rvenlna; In Long' hall on State street. The member of Hammond Hive o. 2 I., n. T. M. will meet In the K. of I, ball la South Ilohman street Friday evruin for their rexular meeting;.

hurch social rooms in Calumet avenue. The members of division No. 2 of which Mrs., Bylee is chairman-had charge of he meeting and entertained ery pleasntlv. There was a sale of home akeiy held in connection with, the nceting- from which the members realized a nice sum. The proceeds will e used for th benefit of the church. After the transaction of the necessary uslness the members spent the afteroon sewing nd quilting. Refresh ments were served before the close ot he meetinir. The mebers will meet for nother all day session Wednesday and larfte attendance Is desired. Tho sual business and social program will e followed. A I.OIHiK. SKKSION. An interesting meeting of the mem bers of Opal Hive No. 8S6 L O. T. M. M. was held last evening In I. O. O. K. hall in State street. It was the regular bi-monthlv meeting and the usual husl's and social program was followed. The usual large number of members attended. After the routine business had been disposed of the members planned or a Halloween party to be given in he near fture. The public will be givn a cordial invitation to attend and it is desired that many attend. During he social hour music and conversation! were features after which the commit-j tee sfrved dair.tv refreshments. Th2 ext meeting will be held in two weeks usual and a large attendance Is de- j lied. A (illLI) MEETlXti. The members of the Ladies' Guild of t. Pauls Kpiscopal church met in the guild room of the church in Rlmbach venue, yesterday afternoon for a short session. It was the regular weekly meeting to which all the members were invited and there was a large attend ance. The afternoon was devoted to sewing and a great deal of work was ccomplished. The members planned for an all day j-esslon to be held next Wednesday in the guild room. A dinner will be served at noon. A large attendnce of members Is desired as there will be business of importance to trans act. WILL MEET TODAY. The meeting of the. Ladies' Aid soiety of the First Congregational hurch which was announced to take place yesterday afternoon was postpon ed until today. The meeting will be held-' In the ' social-roims; of the churcH. After a short business session the mem bers will sew for the bazaar which Will be given In the near future. COME OXE COME AI.I- . Third free dance will be given at Wm. Wiening's hall. 450 West State street, Saturday October 7. 10-5-2t A SOCIAIThe members of the Deborah Aid so ciety of the First Christian church wl'.l give a "Conundrum Social" in the hurch social rooms this evening to which the public Is corlally Invited. A program has been prepared for the en tertalnment" of the guests. It is desir ed that there is a large attendane. The proceeds will be used fop the benefit of the church. . I IXVITE THE PtHLIC. The members of Mr. F. W. Kimball's class of the Baptist Sunday scheol will give a social Friday evening In the church parlors to which the public Is invited. A pleasant program of entertainment has been arranged and It Is desired that many are present to enJoy it. W 1 1, 1, MEET SATIRDAY. A meeting of the members of Dorcas Rebeckah lodge will be held Saturday evening In I. O. O. F. t)all In State street. The members are all Invited to be present as the usual program will be followed. A social hour will follow the transaction of the necessary busi ness. DESIRE A LARGE ATTEXDASC'R. A large attendance of members Is de sired at the meeting of the -Hammond Chapter of Kastern Stars Saturday evening In the K. of P. hall in South Hohman stret. It will be the regular bi-monthly meeting and after the lodge session a pleasant time will be speat socially. The members are all Invite! to be present. A THIMBLE PARTY. A pleasant affair of Friday's social calendar is an afternoon party at which Mrs. Frank Hammond will entertain the members of the Alpha Phi club. It will be their regular bi-monthly meeting and needle work will be one of the di versions. MEETIXO WAS POSTPONED, i The members of the R. A. K. club de cided to postpone the meeting which was announced to take place this aft ernoon until next week. Mrs. R. Fiscus will be the hostess and entertain the members at an afternoon party Thurs day afternon, October 12th tit her home in Condit street. A pleasant time will be spent socially with needle work and music. A HOARD MEETlXti. The members of the executive board of the Hammond Woman's club meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Nicholas Emmerling in Mason street. A full attendance of members is desired as the usual time will be devoted to the transaction of business. Itls'tha regular monthly business meeting., MEET IX SCHOOL HALL. The members of the Junior League of St. Paul's Lutheran church will meet i liiia evening in the t schoot hall, the 1

corner of Sibley street and Oakley avenue. The early- evening hours will ba devoted to the transaction of business after which the tlmewlll be spent socially. A iarge attendance is desired at- the meeting. EXTERTAIXS AT CARDS. An enjoyable time is being spent by the members of the Fern I.eaf Linen club as the guests of Mrs. Foster Murray this afternoon at her home In East Sibley. street-'- Mrs. Murray will entertain at cards and whist will be playe.l during the aftefnoon. Only thcstwelve members of the club will be present. A SOCIAL tiATHKRIXti. Mrs. llauman Is entertaining at an afternoon party today at iter home in Plummer avenue in honor of the members of the flood Will club. The guests will spend the afternoon playing several games of pedro. It Is the regular bi-monthly meeting. IIOXOR MISS LOXfi. In honor of her sister. Miss Ruth Long, Mrs.jDave Lederer very charmingly entertained a company of young people last evening at her home, 310 Douglas avenue. Mr. Lederer entertained at a miscellaneous shower In honor of Miss Long whose marriage to Harry Stublefleld will solemnized Wednesday, October 11th. Miss Long received many beautiful gifts in cut glass, silver and hand painted china from her friends.' There were about thirty young

people In attendance during the evening and they spent the hours pleasantly; with games and contests. Miss Dora Otto entertained with several vocal and instrumental selections. At ten o'clock the guests were invited into the dining room and served with a prettily appointed luncheon of two courses. The tables were attractively decorated In pink and white. The flowers chosen were pink kllarney roses. Miss Long wil be tho honor guest at other-pretty functions before her marriage. VISITS IX IIAMMOXD. Mr. and Mrs. George Groak of Thorn ton, 111. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nesblt at their home in Truman avenue, on their way to Clear Water, Neb. where they will make their home in the future. Mjs. Nesbit will accom pany them to Omaha where she will be the guest of friends and relatives. A HOME AVEDDIXG. A very pretty wedding was solemniz ed last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. Gish, 896 Price Palce when their daughter. Rose, was united In marriage to Archie Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchell of Roanoke, III. The hour, -for the ceremony was six o'clock. The nuptial service of the Christian church was chosen and the Rev. C. J. Sharp, officiated. The ring ceremony was used.; Miss Louise Lowens of Streator, III. served as maid of. honor and was the bride's only attendant. William Glsh. a brother of the bride, attended the groom. The bride was attired In a beautiful costume of white mescaline satin and she carried a bouquet of brides roses. Miss Lowens wore a dainty and pretty white ,llngere , gown.. The 'cerembny Was Witnessed by only the ImmeJiate"members of the families. A -number of friends were, invited for the reception which continued between the hours of eight and eleven o'clock. The home was beautifully decorated with palms, ferns and masses of cut flowers. Pink and whjte were the colors carried out in the decoration scheme. A supper was served the many guests aftercongratulat!ons and best wishes had " been , extended Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell. The young people received many very pretty and valuable gifts in cut glass, silver and china from their friends. The bride Is popular with a large circle of friends in Hammond and vicinity. After their wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell wll announce their at home" at Roaoke. 111. Thosp present at the reception were: Mr. and Mrs. E. Gish, Mr, William Gish, Mr. Ray Gish, Mr. and Mrs. Laffins of Roanoke, 111., Mr. and Mrs. .1. Greuter of Roanoke. 111., Mrs. Delia Myrick, Mr.? Steinhauer, Mr. and Mrs. S. JK. Kaufman, Miss Louise Lowens of Streator, 111., Mrs. J. J. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. A Calrd, Mr. and Mrs. Shlllo, the Misses Viola BaHmann, Margaret j Fryman Charlotte Hansen. Sadie Holti, Bertha Shlllo, Zetta Kverson, argaret Helmbach. Rose" Becker, Edna Strickler, Irene Murphy, Messrs. August Lochte, N. Holtz. Leber. MUInr, Dunfee, Ellis August and Ernest Steinhauer. ' SEWING! CIRCLE MEETS. Mr. A." F. Kttotts was hostess and entertained the members of the Sewing Circle of All Saints Catholic church yesterday afternoon at her home In Muertlch court. Several of the members attended and spent the afternoon sewing. Dainty refreshments were served at four o'clock- The members will meet again In two weeks and the hostess will be named later. A HARVEST DAXCE. One of the most enjoyable affairs of the wels a which Hammond people Dance" given last evening by the members of Baumgartner Court C. O F. The' affair was given in Long's ifll in State street. The parlors and the ball room were " attractively decorated with flowers and fall foliage. The invitations to attend were limited to the members and their families and a few friends and there was a large "numbe present. The evening was devoted to dancing. An enjoyable program o music wag rendered for the dancing. The evening's entertainment was pleas ant in every detail. Arrangements are being made for their second party to be given Thanksgiving eve at Long hall. After the program of dances a Madams Costsllo First and only Licensed Medium in Hammond. Reading daily, advise you in your business affairs. Hereafter will hold circles at my house Friday only. 527 Morton Aye., South Hohman Street car to door

4 CHAT WITH BRIDES." .. 4p Your neighbor? Of .course 4 there Is always a neighbor. She lives In the cottage next door, or s) in the flat arrows the hall. She la, 4 let ns hope, a kindly, motherly sort of a woman, possessing the p dignity and wisdom of well-lived yrars. She will loan yon a cup of sugar when yon run out of 11, and often she comes In with a little

cake or some kind of dainty that you can nse for dessert at dinner. And when you are taken suddenly III she will come In and tidy up the house before the doctor arrives. In all her kindness and frlcadllttcsa she Is ever reserved, Is this woman. Sbc docs not clvc confidence nor encourage intimate personal talk. She seldom even gives advice, but when she docs. It Is well worth herding. Her attltude seems to be, however, that a good example and some experience are the best teachers. She In a prise among life's blesstng Is this good neighbor. I'p- ! on the yonns; wife's life and home she exerts an Incalculable Influenre for happiness and good. Treat her always pleasantly, considerotelv and fairly. Cherh her and appreciate her. She Is an anomaly, yon sayf Oh, no. The world Is full of such good women, who are at heart guardian angels of all with whom they come In contact, and especially of young folk. For those who seek with frfffb, the world Is full of fine, kindly people. Rut there are the other kind of people, too, of coarse, and the women who are not good neighbors. A woman of this sort Is not long In being found out. She makes a great pretense of caring for yon, I aad Is chummy with our husband, asserts Eleanor Robertson. She X gossips about others, and tries to pry into your Intimate personal affairs that sbe may talk about you to others. She barrows often, but X Is slow to repay. She seldom has anything to give, but Is always ready an anxious to receive presents. She Is selfish and narrow, and cares about yon only for what she can get oat of you. Avoid such a woman; do not waste time In 1 cultivating her acquaintance. . . . supper will be served. Only the members of the court an dthelr families will be invited to attend. Mrs. W. A. Buchanan Is ill with ap pendicitis at her home in South Iloh man ' street, news which her many friends will regret to learn. Mrs. Margaret Pettibone of Crown Point was the guest of friends In Ham mond yesterday. Mrs. Lawrence . Becker of Rimbach avenue and Mrs. P, .1. Lyons of Ogdon street have gone to Kankakee, 111., to be .the guests oX Mrs. Tbomas Breonau. Mrs. Brenan fofmerly "lived In' Ham mond. ' : ' Mrs. Peter Gelsen of Crown Point is spending a few days with her Hammond relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cooper ani daughter, Esther and Elizabeth will leave this evening for Allegan, " Mich, to be the guests of Mrs. Cooper's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Feterly for several days. DICTATES OF FASH'OV A peak shaped French hat was ot white plush faced with black and trimmed with two thick gray plumes at the side. The Indian durbar has been pro claimed for Dec. 12. and to its barbaric influence is ascribed the wonderfully barbaric note of newly imported silks. Quilled ribbon and fur are both to be used in quantities, and big upstanding bows of both satin and taffeta are among .the popular trimmings. Plumes are fashionable, and when used form the sole trimming. They are placed upright against the crown and should be thick rather than long. Filet ' lace Is much used for panels. yokes and itpdersleeves. Sometimes the figures are embroidered . In colors to carry out a tone Idea of the costume. Fringe is everywhere; the long, silk fringe, the beaded, glistening fringe, the ball fringe, are used. In all fields' of dress for young adn not so young., All manner of silk puffings, tiny frills and wide shirred bands, besides the large plaited ruche, - appear on gowns and costumes designed for the coming season. How's This? W offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for n? eae ot C&tarrn toat cannot o curcn oy rjau Catarrh Cure. . . F. J. CHENEY W.. loirao. j. We. the underslinied. have known F. J. theory lor the last U year, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transaction and nnanotally able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. National Bank of ComnRn. Toledo. Ohio. Hairs Catarrh Cure Is tasen Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the svstem. Testimonial sent free. Price IS eet per bottle. Bold by all DnKtts. Take Hall's Family pills for con 1 nation. GRAND UNION ife HOTEL .H, CTAJIOal iur rout art

Second Annual Concert given bv the CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHOIR assisted by MISS VIRGINIA BROOKS in selected readings - and MISS ALICE GENEVIEVE SMITH iu harp solos Thursday, October 12th; 1011. at the Church Tickets 25c at Summers Pharmacv , .

QRPHEUM THEATRE HAMMOND. All Next Week SPECIAL RETURN ENGAGEMENT THE SHOW YOU KNOW Commencing Sunday, Oct. 8 Mr, Jack Bessey And His Splendid Company OPENING PLAY The Great Four-Act Society " Comedy Drama PRINCE JACK Special Scenery and Effects. HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE Between Acts MONDAY NIGHT "The Sweetest Girl of All" Prices 10, 20, 30 and 50c LADIES FREE Monday Night; usual Conditions.

(f ALUMETT Theatre 11 South Chicago. Phone S. C, 232 Julius Johnson, Mgr. . 3 Days, Commencing Oct. 6. MATINEE SATURDAY & SUNDAY CHAS II. BAKER Presents THE GAY Morning Glories The Show That Always Pleases Sat. Matinee All Seats 25c 3 Days, Commencing Monday, Oct. 9th THE REAL ONE Monle Carlo Girls Big Burlesque Co. , 25 PEOPLE 25 Two New Burlettas at Monta Carlo and Looking for a Wife DON'T MISS . LA NETA The Original Girl in Red Prices, 15c to 75c Wed. Matinee, AH Seats 25c TO , YOUNG LADIES We want the Young Ladies of Hammond and vicinity to know we have in connection with our Gents', tailoring business, opened a first class LADIES' TAILORING DEPT. We are prepared to give you a perfect fit. Our garment will make you look like you stepped out of a fashion plate. , Cleaning and pressing work called for and delivered. Young Mens Tailors Phone 771. 61 State Street, HAMMOND, IND. BUY Pittston Anthracite COAL Best and cheapest. We save our customers $ $ $ annually by . screening their coal. No shoveling. Wagons loaded direct from chutes. Phones 188 or 612 Wm. Ahlborn & Company

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Friday's Groceries at Savings

Washburn Crosby's Gold Medal or Ceresota Flour, Vi-bbl. sack, 1.53; H-bbl. sack. ......... Elgin Creamery Butter, guaranteed absolutely pure, per pound , . . . .

White Horse or Kidney Beans, 3 cans for Drexel 25c 17c 10c Fancy Red Salmon, 1-lb tall can Angora Mustard, extra quality, jar Minas Blend Coffee, best value in Hammond, per lb.-. UU Pet or Beauty Brand Milk; 3 cans for. ....... .". . . . . 25c

Kirk's American Family or Fels Naptha Soap, with grocery order, 7 bars for . i

Fall

Continues the Entire Week Attractive Bargains for Friday only

Children's Dresses of Ilydegrade galatea and percales, 6 to 14 years, regular 1.50 value for 98c Ladies' Kimono, of heavy fleeced materials in pretty kimono pat terns, faced with satin, special, Friday only... 1.19 Child's Sweaters, splendid weave and yarn, combination gray and red, also red and navy, Friday. only..... 48c Ladles' Fleeced House Dresses, high neck and side fastening, new fall dresses, grays, navys and black and white, special, 4 4A Friday I I U Jergen's Benzoin and Almond Lotion, for chapped hands and face, 25c size --"awUv FREE A Tooth Brush Holder with every box of Zodenita Tooth Paste regular 25c value, A both for.... I Q Sal Hepatica, for rheumatism 25c size, 19c A On 60c size tOU Hard Water Castile Soap, 3 cakes for 10c Stove Pipe Enamel, Sapolin Gloss Black will make old stove pipes and gaa stoves look better than "j new, special at.. g( Potato Mashers, extra heavy retin-. ned wire, black enameled japaned handle, regular 10c m value, at Tu Wash Wringers, 10-inch rolls, hardwood frame, regular 2.75 4 Ort value, this sale at loUtJ Tumbler Holders, heavily retinned, a 10c seller,

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The Gem cuts all kinds of meats and vegetables coarse or fine, as wanted; heavily retinned, given with $35.00 IN COUPONS

77c 30c Extra Fancy Cooking potatoes, per peck ......... 27c Japan Style Rice, 4 rjn whole grains, 3 lbs . 0 u Fancy Empire Brisket Bacon, average 2 pounds, per lbr. 1.44c No. I California Hams, extra value, per pound. 90c Fancy Cream Brick 4 "J Cheese, per pound. I ;C 28c Shinola, Brush and Dauber, 25c outfit, special Friday only. i, 15 c Girl' School Shoes, vicl kid, stout soles, dull tops, sizes pm 8& to 2, worth 1.35, pair. JjQQ Ladies' Felt Slippers, with leather! soles, leather on sides, sizes 3 to 8, special 49c Ladies' Gun Metal and Patent Colt Button Shoes, new "Bunt" last, all sizes, 2.00 value, at...... 1-95 Men's Police Braces, one-piece back or crossback styles, well made for hard wear, special, g Pair 18C Men's . Fleece Lined Underwear, extra heavy fleece, shirts 36 to 46. drawers 32 to 44. 'Ort special JJJ Q Percale, 36 inches wide, light orjl dark colors, with neat stripes and figures, standard count, yard 10 Table Damask, red and white, fancy fast color, 58 inches wide, a very good quality at 50c yard, double coupon, special, OO iard ..OOC Darning Cotton, 45 yards on spool, black or white, per spool J Q (Limit six spools to a customer) Cotton Flannel, bleached, a good weight cloth with extra heavy fleece, 36 inches wide, r 10 yards for .T.. . SJ!lC (Limit 10 yards to a customer)

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