Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 99, Hammond, Lake County, 13 October 1911 — Page 4
4 Friday, Oct. 13, 1911-
THE TIMES.
Social News
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AX AFTEnSOO PARTY. One of the prettiest parties of the week-end was given by Mrs. W. F. Brunt yesterday afternoon at her hoine in Mason street. Mrs. Brunt entertained the member of the Colonial club and a few other friends. It was the afternoon for the regular meeting: of the Colonial club and all the members were present. The guests were received in the parlors where the afternoon's entertainment was given. The parlors were prettily decorated with oowers and foliage, carrying out the autumn tints of red and gold. During the afternon the guests embroidered and music
was one of the pleasant features. Tho serving of a dainty luncheon followed
at four o'clock. The covers were laid
at several small tables in the parlors. Mrs. Brunt had as her invited guests
for the afternoon, Mrs. C. A. Cleveland.
Mrs. Ponton. Mrs. Nicholas Emmerllng,
Mrs. F. H. Fox. Mrs. Feldls, Mrs. C a. Hon man. Mrs. W. C Harrison, Mrs William Hankey, Mrs. A. K. Thompson of
Nlles, Mich., anl the following club members: Mrs. M. M. Bruce, Mrs. J. J. Ruff. Mrs. Julius Dunsing. Mrs. Clark Learning, Mrs. C. B. Tinkham, Mrs. George Dobbins, rs. W. H. Spellman. Mrs. J. J, Turner, Mrs. J. W. Reed and Mrs. Addle Abbott. HKBE ON A VISIT. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Thompson and
daughters, Kathrlne and Dorothy of Nlles, Mich, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W .C. Harrison at their home in
Mason street for a few days before leaving for California where they will remain for an extended visit. Mrs. Etta
Special Sale of Fresh and Smoked Meats at Two Stores x Hammond Meat Market 101 State Street and
North Side Grocery and Market Corner Hohman and Gostlin Streets. ALSO FANCY GROCERIES AT NORTH SIDE GROCERY AND MARKET. THIS SALE INCLUDES BOTH MARKETS. Sale for 1 day only, Saturday, Oct. 14th
10 'a POUNDS FRESH LEAF LARD FRESH DRESSED STEWING CHICKENS, per lb... LIVE SPRING CHICKENS, per pound. m.. SMALL FRESH PORK LOINS, per pound...' NATIVE LEG OF VEAL, per pound HIND QUARTERS SPRING LAMB, per pound NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, per pound FORE QUARTERS SPRING LAMB, per pound SMALL FRESH PORK SHOULDERS, per lb...... NATIVE VEAL SHOULDER ROAST, per pound ... NATIVE VEAL BREAST, with pocket, per pound...
1.00 12ic 14k I4ic 14ic 9ic 8c 10e 13c 101c
Jtrad "The Lake ( ouaty Tin rial. Prompt delivery to all phoae orders.
e" every pert of
NATIVE RIB BOILING BEEF, per pound...... NATIVE RUMP CORN BEEF, per pound...... SWIFT'S PREMIUM
SUGAR CURED HAMS, lb
MAYER'S MOOSE BRAND HAMS, pp pound , SMALL STRIPS SUGAR CURED BACON, per lbARMOUR'S CALIFORNIA HAMS, per pound S-BBL. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR
FANCY LARGE POTATOES,
per peck FANCY APPLES AND PEARS, per peck 14 LBS GRANULATED SUGAR. PURE WHITE EMPIRE STARCH, 4 package..
I3oeveTTSToTu?sXBrdlrPer the city. , Strict attention to all tele-
53c
163 c
1 5ic 143c
93c
75c
.23c
30c 1.00 10c
TJ,1osJCiias. Berendf
Hobmao & Gostlia Sts. Pbone 431
Bloomhoff, who has vbeei their guest . In
Niles for several weeks returned to
Hammond with them. Mr. and Mrs.
Thompson formerly lived in Hammond.
A SOCIAL SESSION.
A very enjoyable meeting of the
members of Circle No. 1 took place
yesterday and Mrs. Jacob Kusmaul was
hostes at her home in Clinton street.
The meeting was largely attended by
the. members and they spent a pleasant
time, socially. The guests met at the
card tables and after several games of
pedro. the honors were awarded. Mrs.
Ida Hoffman won the first honors, Mrs.
Caroline Dibos, the second and the con
solation prfze was awarded to Mrs. Mat
Klein. A dainty luncheon was served after the games. The refreshments were served at smal tables in th parlors. It was the regular bi-monthly
social meeting to which all the 'members were invited and there was a large ! attendance). The members are invited
to be the guetss of Mrs.Jaeob Wels at
her home in Douglas stret, Thursday-
afternoon, October 26th. a social Gathering.
The members of the Acme Social club were the guest sof Mrs. Barney Kenny yesterday afternoon at her borne in Wilcox street. It was their bi-monthly
social meeting and the twelve members of the club were present to enjoy the entertainment. The guests met at the card tables and played several games of pedro. After seven games the honors were awarded. ' Mrs. Barney Kenny
won the first honors and the only other
honors. were. won by Mrs. Harvey Cleve
land. At the conclusion of the games other social diversions .were enjoyed until four-thirty o'clock when a dainty
luncheon was served. The refreshments
were served at the small tables. Mrs.
M. Q. Lavene was named as the next
hostes and she will entertain the mem'
bers at her home in Oakley avenue,
Thursday afternoon, October 26th. MISS ROHRMAN ENTERTAINS.
Miss Anna Rohrman was hostess to
the members of the Sunshine club at their meeting yesterday afternoon at her home in East State street. Miss
Rohrman entertained at cards and the guests met at the small tables in the
parlors and enjoyed several games of
pedro. Mrs. J. P. Ryan won the first honors in the games, Mrs. Thomas Spencer, the second and the consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Charles
Luthman. At the conclusion of the
games there was music and an enjoy
able time was spent in social conversation. A dainty luncheon of two courses
was served-at five o'clock. The covers
were laid at one table in the dining
room. Pretty decorations of howers
and ferns were used. The arrange
ments were not made for the meeting In two weeks but announcement of it will
be made among the members later. 'a THIMBLE PARTY.
Mrs. Hal Young very pleasantly en
tertained the members of the Oak Leaf
Embroidery dub at her home in Tru-
SOCTAL, NEWS FOR SATCRDAY. I ... i . . .i
Woman's dab will hold a buataeaa
meeting? la the auditorium of the Flrat Presbyterian church iu South Hahmaa street Saturday afternoon at
three o'clock.
A meeting of the members of
Dorcna Rebeckaa lodge will take place Saturday evening In I. O. Oj P. hall la State street.
The member of the Martha no
de ty of the Flrat Christian church
will conduct a sodal of home bakery
Saturday la the Hammond bulldluic
at the corner of Hohman and Payette
atreets.
11W0I PIMIIO! "GROCERY Friday Evening: and Saturday, October 14th are Cut Price Days in Hammond's Grocery Leave your Order Friday Evening for Early Saturday Delivery
Kirk's American Family and Swift's Pride Laundry Soap, mm 10 bars for - - JSJC Pure Cider Vinegar. 4 per gallon fcl C Gold Oust Washing Powder, large package I Q Extra Fine Quality Sample Tear ) per pound JJjQ Lion Brand XXXX 4 Aft Flour, M-bbl. sacks. I .JU
No. 2 Cans Sugar Corn, can . '. . . ' . .
Dutch . Cleanser, can
6-Pound Bags Rye Flour, bag
8c 8c 19c
Mareelle Finest Mushrooms, ftp can ,.j JQ
1
The Famous Pet Brand EVAPORATED MILK, 6 cans for 25c f)PA
vaix xvm vans, u iui ...
Postum Cereal, 00 H package . A fc U U Extra Choice Quality PPeaberry Coffee, per lb. a3C
Extra Quality New D1II Pickles,
each.
Ic
Best Quality Large I flfLump Starch, 3 lbs for Uu
Marino Pimentos, can s's Schmidt's Russian Caviar, can.
10c 23c
FLOW MunWtasorrtM KAUFMAN & WOLF HAMMOWD, IWD.
Lleblg's Extract of Beef, Jar!...
FineBt grade BRICK CHEESE,
Holstein brand, per pound
No. 3 Can Kan Brand Plums, each Uneeda Biscuits, packages for.... Mary Ann Cakes, per pound Fresh Marshmallow Walnuts, per. pound Oyster Pattle Crackers, per pound.
19c 10c 15c 10c 18c 7c
Brand
SBdsfasrawanusSiE
&UU 1 nttcmam.
Csdar Valley Creamery
32c
BUTTER, per pound. .
"The Butter without a fault'
CANDY DEPT SPECIALS FRESH SALTED PEANUTS, 4 per pound... sC All Brands CHEW
ING GUM, package . . .
SAUER KRAUT
CANDY, per pound.
3c JT
I9c
EXTRA SPECIALS IN OUR FRUIT AND VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT Fine Home Grown Potatoes, per peck -23c Fancy Bartlett Eating Pears, basket 12c Finest California Tokay Grapes, basket. . . . .$C Fancy New York Concord Grapes, basket.. -17c Extra Fine Head Lettuce, per head... i .... Fresh Picked Lima Beans, per box. ; .Qq Finest Jersey Sweet Potatoes, 3 pounds for A .. ...-lOc
LIQUOR DEP'T SPECIALS MARYLAND PURE RYE WHISKEY, full quart bottle, 65c
Saturday Specials in our Cigar Department
FRANZ, LISZT A fine Havana Cigar, 10c straight size, 3 for 20c
ALL BRANDS 2 for 25c Cigars, 10c each
QUAKER BOND and LILLIAN RUSSELL 8 for 25c
GREAT GUNNER and CURLY MAID, 10 for 25c
man avenue yesterday afternoon. It was' the afternoon for the bi-monthly meeting and several of the members were present. Needle work was the
feature of the afternoon until four
thirty o'clock when the guests were In
vited into the dining- rom and served
with a daintily arranged course lunch
eon. The table was prettily decorated
with flowers and ferns. The members
have not arranged for the next meet
ing but it Is expected that a party will
be given in two weeks, Thursday, Oc
tober 26th. The hostes will be named
later.
HOLD WEEKLY MEETING.
The weekly meeting of the members
of the Ladies' Aid society of the Pin
street Presbyterian church took, place
yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs,
Hunt in Pine street. The usual large
number of members attended the meet
ing and among the visitors during the
social hour were the Rev. A. W. Hoff
man and the Rev. E. Hudson of Chi
cago Lawn, former pastor of the Pine street Presbyterian church. The mem
bers devoted the afternon to sewing for the bazaar which wll be given In the near future and a great deal of work
was' accomplished1. After the business
meeting a pleasant time was spent so
dally. During the social hour dainty
refreshments were served. Mrs. Wil
liam Bpthwell will entertain the ladles
of the society at their meeting next Thursday afternon at her home In Hoff
man street. A large attendance of
members Is desired as business of lm portance wil be transacted.
A COMMITTEE MEETING.
The home of Mrs. E. S. Emerlne. 473
Bummer street, will be the meeting place next Monday afternoon, for the History Committee of the Hammond
Woman's club. Mrs. J. J. Ruff 'aiia: Mrs
Emerlne will be th chairmen respec
tlvely for the program and social en tertainments. i
HONOR MISS KODYKER. '
Mrs. John 3. Claussen of State Line
street entertained a few friends at dinner last evening In compliment to MI.hs
Ida Kodyker. The enteralnraent was
given In farewell to Miss Kodyker who
will leave Hammond Saturday for Loa
Angeles, Cal. to remain for the winter.
A prettily appointed dinner of three
courses was served at six-thirty o'clock. The evening was passed pleasantly in
social way with music. There were
several guests and among them was
Mrs. Engel of -Seattle, Wash., who is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F, W.. Fedder of East State street.
of sewing for the basaar 'to be given in November was also accomplished.
ENTERTAIN INFORMALLY. The Mlses Ethel and Edith Shearer
had as their guests last evening at a pleasant party, the young ladles of the
D. Q.'s. The social diversions usually
a feature of the meetings were enjoyed.
Needle work and music were the lead
ing features of the evening until ten'
o'clock when a dainty luncheon was served In two courses. It was the regular bi-monthly meeting and only
the club members were present. They will meet again Thursday evenig, October 26th and Mrs. Theodore Moor will
entertain at ber home in Russell street.
The club members are: Mrs. Frank Martin, Mrs. Theodore Moor, Mrs. Fred
Hageman, the Mlses Edna Switzer, Alice
Bump, Iva Slmcoke, Ethel Hoffman and
Ethel and Edith Shearer.
A STL'DY MEETING. The Child Culture department of the
Woman's Union of the First Baptist church met yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. J. U. Jones, 436 Michigan avenue. The early part of the meeting was taken up with the adoption of a constitution for the union, after which Mrs. Floyd H. Adams gave an excellent
talk upon the home, setting forth the place of honor that the father shouH
be given the duties of the mother as overseer or guardian of the physical, mental and moral well being of her children and in closing said the "An ideal home should be a place where all
the members should have the greatest
freedom of expression within the
bounds of propriety." The attendance
was the largest since the organizations
of the club six months ago.
TO HOLD SACRAMENTAL SERVICE.
The quarterly sacramental service
will be held at the First Methodist church next Sunday morning. The pastor Rev. W. F. Switzer will preach a brief sermon introductory to the work of the new conference year. He will
be assisted in the service by Rev. Geo. R Streeter and Dr. W. Mayes Martin. A SEVEN O'CLOCK DINNER. The-engagement of Miss lone Hunt and M. P. Ludwlg was announced at a beautifully appointed dinner given last evenig by Mrs. A. S. Hunt at her home in East -Sibley stret. Miss Mayfa Haines of Detroit Mich., who will be the house guest, of Miss Hunt until after her marriage, received with the hostess. The gueses were Invited into the dining room at seven o'clock and served with a dinner of five courses. A color scheme of red and white prevailed
QRPHEUM
HAMMOND. Tonight
SPECIAL RETURN ENGAGEMENT
THE SHOW YOU KNOW
Mr, Jack Bessey
Presents
in- the' decoration of the dltUng room.
The shaded tapers were used on the I
buffet and the table was prety with bowls of Jack roses and ferns. The
flowers were given as favors at the table. Dainty hand decorated place cards wer chosen to announce tho date of the marriage of Miss Hunt and
Mr. Ludwig which wil be Tuesday, Oc
tober 24th. The ceremony will be per
formed In All Aaints Catholic church
in East Sibley street at eight o'clock. The cards were laid for thirteen guests.
Following the serving of the dinner the guests returned to the parlors where the evening was passed delightfully.
The parlors had pretty decorattons of
red carnations. A pleasing leature of
the evening's entertainment was a pro-
Miss Goodman, who rendered several AI1CI JtLlS bpleXHua UOmpaiiy
instrumental selections. Those who en
joyed the hospitality of Mrs. Hunt were
Mrs. William F. Lynch, Miss Mayfa
Haines of Detroit, Mich., Miss Kathrlne
Wolters of Pullman. III., the Misses lone
Hunt, Ethel Ebright, Elsa, Masepohl.
Beatrice Hansen, Edith Goodman,
Bertha Hansen, Bessie Goodland, Nancy
Bryan, Mae Hill and Emma Huehn.
Charity Bess
Entire Change of Specialties
MEET IN CHURCH PARLORS.
A meeting of the members of the La
dies' Aid SOCletv of thft First flnnarre
gatlonal church took place yesterday PriCeS 10. 20. 30C.
ii liio vhuiuij puriurs. ine memuers
met ror an ail day session. It was
their regular weekly meeting ' post
poned from Wednesday for the convenience of several. The day was devoted ! to serving for the bazaar, which will
oe given berore the holidays, and a
great deal of work was accomplished.
A dinner was served at noon, and the I hour was passed In a pleasant social way. The members will meet again Thursday'of next week instead of Wed
nesday, which is the regular meeting
day. A BRIDGE PARTY.
Mrs. T. Edwin Bell is entertaining
the members of the Marquette club at
an afternoon party today at her home.
61 Webb street. The guests will be
entertained at cards and several games of bridge whist "will be played. The usual number of honors will be award
ed. HOLD MONTHLY MEETING.
Mrs. Theodore Moor will be 'a't home"
to the members of the Standard Bearers this evening' at her home, 91 Russell
street. It is the regular monthly meet
ing, and the usual business and social
program will be followed. A large at
tendance of members is desired at the
meeting. '
(CALUMET
South Chicago. Phone S. C 232
Julius Johnson, Mgr.
Coming For Four Days, Commencing
October 12. BAKER & HIRSCH Preseat The Parisian Beauties IN A FRIVOLITY OF FUN
PnETTY GIRLS I GOOD COMEDIANS
With DELLA FAY. TELLE , - Bargain Matinee WEDNESDAY AND' SATURDAY
He's Afraid!
Every time his girl and he pass McGarry's show windows he has the shivers HE don't
know what she '11 -want next.
AN ALL DAY SESSION. The members of the Martha society of
the First Christian church met for an
all day session yesterday in the social
rooms of the church in Calumet avenue. It was the regular weekly meetlpg and the usual business and social program was folowed. There, was the usual large number of members in attendance. A dinner was served at twelve o'clock and a short business session followed. During the business meeting plans were made for the meeting to be held Thurday afternoon of next week at
which a large attendance is desired.
Mrs. John M. Stinson chairman of Com
mittee No. 1 also made announcement of the Home Bakery sale to be held In'the Hammond building tomorrow. They
desire to clear a nice sum to be used for the benefit of the church. A great deal
But Still
He wants to please her. She mav take a
fancy to one of those swell leather purses-
some of 'em big as a trunk, but that's the style, you know or a cut glass outfit or a 1 1 A 1 1 '
ounen or tnese spoons, a cameo ring j
lucky for him, maybe, she don t set eye and heart on another kind of ring or one of
those curved, carved and curious bracelets.
ruth
Nore
BUYING CHEAP COAL TO SAVE MONEY Is like Stopping a Clock to save time OUR PRICES and V QUALITY 4 " M41 Correspond ) East Hammond Coal Go. J. L. WALKER & SON 603 State St. Phone 105
He's Game
And before she gets through with him he'll
bin, and then he will find he s had his scare
for nothing prices are so easy.
WOOD FOR SALE KINDLING AND BUILDING CHEAP Illinois Car & Mfg. Co. 143RD AND CLARK STS.
GROCERY and vM EAT
A SNAP A few lota rtgbt close la at $228.00 each. Tbey are worta 93S0.00 cash. They will sot last Ions. Act quick. CLYDE YARSROUGH, 109 CItlaeaa National Bank, Fhoae a 14.
Prices made to suit everybody. Every
era, and that's what we're" all looking for.
have it delivered early Saturday morning.
one of the f ollowing items are monev sav-
Leave your order Friday evening, and
Imported Castile Soap,
absolutely pure, 2 bars.
Banner Brand Seeded Raisins, lib package...
Ammonia, full quarts, 2 bottles for ...
Clothes Pins,
per dozen
Extra Large Oysters,
quart
Red Cross Macaroni,
package.
Red Cross Spaghetti,
package . '.
15 10v 15 U 40c 8c 8c
Sirloin Steak, 4 rj per pound. . '. f DC Leaf Lard, -j ff IOV2 pounds for. .'. . . .UU Small Pork Shoulders, 6 to 8 lbs., per lb. . . .
Bacon Strips, per pound ........ Choice Beef Rib Roast, per lb Plate Boiling Beef, per pound . . ... Hind Quarter
4 Lamb, per lb.
Fore Quarter Lamb, per pound . .
15k 12k 6k 12c 7c
Kenwood Syrup, gallon. Monogram Oats, 4-lb package.'. . . .
Fresh Salted Peanuts, per pound.
Fresh Clean Dates, 1-pound package Camel Brand Figs, new goods, per pound ,
Hickory Nuta, quart. ........
Vanilla or Lemon Extract, -plnt bottle
Shinola Shoe Polish, 3 for.......
32c 20c 12i 9c 20 10c
30 25c
Real Estate Exclusively PROPERTIES OP OX-RESIDENTS MANAGED. W. J. HASTINGS, 163 E. State St. Hammond, Ind.
DR. H. B. H AY WARD SPECIALIST Dtaeaaea of fhe Ere, Ear, om and Throat. Kyea acleatMcallr examined. Glaaaea fitted. Room 402, Hammond Bldg., Phone 05. Hammond, Ind.
GRAND UNION
laJiMi k-w TCl TT ay
GALVANIC SOAR, 6 bars for.... AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP, 6 bars for
FRENCH PEAS, per can
OLIVE OIL, Imported, pure, In quart tins ROYAL BAKING POWDER, 1-pound cans ...
FANCY SALTED MACKEREL, 1 pound each. LARGE HEADS ENDIVE, each..............
North Side Delivery Leaves, our. Store at 2 0 'Clock.
25c 25c 18c 85c 39c 17c 5c
578 Hohman Street
'o Hammond, ind
Phones 114 and 215
SIEA1.S FOR A DAT. BREAKFAST. Baked Fears with Cram. Liver and Bacon. Cornmeal Fopovers. Coffee. LUNCHEON'. Eggrplant, French Style. Bread and Butter. Sliced Tomatoes. Caraway Luncheon Cakes. Cocoa. rlNNEIt. Green Corn Soup. Braised Tongue. Baked potatoes. Lettuce Salad. Peach Gelatin. Coffee.