Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 38, Hammond, Lake County, 21 October 1911 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

October 21, 1911.

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Only thr. vomac who can afford to have several suits each season can indulge in such an ultra style as this, for one soon tires of a costume in exaggerated style if it must be worn day in and day out. The feature of this suit is, of course, the contrast of the white cloth and black velvet with the black-and-white striped suiting. On the white cloth revers and cuffs black crochet buttons add still further contrast. 1 The coat is a modified cutaway model with a hlgh-walsted cut at the back. The skirt is straight and simple, with panels at back and front and a stitched fold between.

MK.1. foii a nv. brUakfast. Orapps. oaniifal with Maple Supar and Cream. Tomato Omelet. Toast. CofTVe. U'NCIIEO.V. .lollifii falmun with Mayonnaise, .iratosa Chips (hot). Il"t IVtM-uits. takod lVsrs. Tea. JM.VNKR. Clear Soup. TVr.tlf rloin of Beef with Mushroom , Sauce. Br:wnei1 Sweet Potatoes. Creamed Cauliflower. " . - Mkiien Salad. -- - German Apple Pie with 'Whipped Cream . Coffee. - " - !OCIl, OAT1IERI.NU. In compliment to Miss lone Hunt, whos marrlajte to XI. P. lAiilyvlg will lie an event of Tuesday, Ooiber 24th. Miss Bessie Ooodland Very delinhtfull;.entertained a number of friends Mnveninjr at the , home of Mr. and Mrs. Jicob Fox In Doty street. The hostess rnUrtained with cards and hearts were played at three tables in the parlors. .After several grumes t ho honors were awarded. The only honors awardeit was the Ktiewt prize which wai given to Miss Jiunt. The serving of a daintily arranged two course luncheon followed the Karnes. The rovers were laid at ofte table in the dininjs room. Mis Edith Goodman and Miss May fa Haines f Detroit Mich, who will be the house auest of Mr. and Mrs. A. 'S. H'.int until after the, wedding were present and

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Kav a very enjoj able profrrani. Miss Goodman rendered two piano selections and Miss Haines gave a group of read

ings. Numbered among the invited Ruests were Mrs. A. S. Hunt, Mrs. Mary Hansen, Mrs. W. P Lynch, Mrs. J. P. Kyan. the Misses Mayfa Haines of Detroit. Mich. Kathrint- Wolters .and Florence McCarthy of Chicago. Icn Hunt. Nancy Bryan, Maude Hill, Kmma Huehn, Hannah McCarthy, Fannie Huhntadt. Bertha'ltansen. Mary Roachc, ICdith Goodman, . I;eatrice Hansen and Klsa Ma?epohI. A SOCIAL KI NCTI05. One of the most beautiful of the October social entertainments was that of. Kfiviay- artrfti.on .t - which Mrs. Walter Hammond was hostess at her South Hohman street residence Wt gnest! for the afternoon wre the members of the Alpha Phi club who met for their bi-monthly meeting. Fourteen members were in attendance. Mrs. Hammond received her guests in the parlors where the afternoon hours were passed very delightfully. Needle work and music were the social features enjoyed. At four-thirty o'clock a prettily appointed luncheon was served in four courses. The covers were laid at four small tables in the dining room. The appointments were in yellow and white. In the parlors and reception hall chrysanthemums were used among the decorations and the colors scheme of yellow and white was attractively carried out. Airs. William M. Hankey will entertain the members at their meeting In two weeks on Friday afternoon 'at her home in Mason street. Mrs. Hankey will entertain at a Hammond, Indiana & Company

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SOCIAL SEW FOR MO.M)l.

The niembera ' of he t'owrt ot Honor will meet la VI Hall la State Mtreet Monday- evruinu for their rejsulnr bl-tnonthly niertlnc. A meetlnar of the member of Triumph Council IVo. 1 I. of I will be held Monflay evening In 1. O. o. F. Unit in State itree. Mr. ssennhrrt wtll entertain Ihe mebera of the Flenrdelln Hub at her home la Michigan avenue Monday evening. ' . . , The npemherti of the ;nrnld rhih will meet In the not-lnl rooms of the First Christtaa rtiarrh in Calumet aenne, Monday evening. Mrs. II. K. Shnrrer will have n her guests Monday afternoon at her home in South llohman street the members of the F.nioroldery rlnb. thimble party. Mrs. Hammond's guests at yesterda-'s pretty function were Mrs. 8. A. Bell. Mrs. W. A. Buchanan. Mrs. E. W. Bump, Mrs. W. H. Davis, It. B. Douglas, Mrs. It. R. Gillls. Mrs. H. C. Oroman, Mrs. W. H. Hammond, Mrs. Frank Hammond, Mrs. W. M. Hankey, Mrs. AV' A. Hill, Mrs. W. J. McAlcer, Mrs. Harry Smith and Mrs. rt. O. Wlnck!r. a nmnoH dier. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Paitton were host nnd hostess to the members ot the N. I'. Whist club and a few other friends at a bridge dinner last evening at the!home in Rimbach avenue. A prettily appointed dinner was served at tables in the dining roorq at six-thirty o'clock. During the evening the guests enjoyed playing several games of bridge whist. The meeting last evenig was the first of the social season and several of the members were present. The members will meet regularly every two week on Friday evening during the winter and the announcement of the next meeting will l made later. The members of the club are Mr. and Mrs. Virgil a. Relter , Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Austin. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Brlds. Dr, and Mrs. T. W. Oberlin. Mr.' and. Mrs. A. Murray Turner. Mr, nnd Mrs. CM A. Krlnblil. Dr. and Mrs. H. K. fharrer. Mrs. Frances Kingsley and Mr. and Mis. W. a. Pax ton. 4 UCIAI 8EMON. An enjoyable meeting of the members of Hammond Hive No. ! U O. T. M. took place last evening in the K. O. P. Hall In Houth Hohman street. It was the evening for the regular bimonthly meeting and the attendance at the meeting was . very large. There were visitors present from Chicago After Ihe rOtitine business had ben disposed of a social hour was announced. Mrs. William Newman and the. members of her committee entertained during the social hour. Mrs. Elizabeth Barker and Mrs. Laura Brennan assisted the members with their sketch "Alaska." The little comedy was the feature of the program after which refreshments were served and a pleasant time was spent in conversation and tnualc." TKe- tixtrnertlng ef the" members will take place In two weeks on Friday evening and ft large attendance Is desired. , A DANCE. The- announcement is made of a dancing party to be given next Thursday evening. October 26th at the Masonic Temple in Muenlch court by the members of Unity Council Knights of Columbus. The invitations are limited to the members and their friends. Informal dancing will begin at eightthirty o'elock. The party will be one ofof a series at which the members of the council will be hosts this winter. Their entertainments , are " anticipated with a great deal of pleasure. MKETIC1 WAS POSTPOXKI). The meeting of the girls of the A. B. C. club which was announced to taks place last evenig at the home of Miss Adele Dunbar in Rimbach avenue was postponed. A. Hallowe'en party will be given by Miss Kathrine Pwltzer at her home in ,Russell street, next Friday evening. October 27th to which the members of the A. B. C club have been invited. There will be a number of other guests. A STl DV MEETIJ. Mrs. M. Rothschild will be "at home" to the members of the art committee of th Hammond Woman's club Monday afternoon. October 23rd at her hoe in South Hohman street. It will be the first study meeting of the year and it Is desired that all the members attend. The study for the a f ternon ' wil'l be "The National Art Gallery at London' and Mrs. Rothschild will have charge of the program. Mrs. Rothschild's talk is anticipated with interest and pleasure as she has visited the gallery on her European trips. SPECIAL Ml"IC AT SERVICES. A program of special music has beon arranged for the services at the First M. E. crjuroh in Russell street Sunday. Mr. B. R. Moon will render the story of the "Prodigal Son" in song at the morning service. Mr.-E. K. Olsen will render "Nearer My God to Thee" at the Epworth League devotional exerclse-s and Miss Lytta McMahon wll sing "O Lord, Be Merciful" at the evening church service. The complete program follows. All the members of the choir are requested to meet at the church Sunday afteinon at three o'clock for a special rehearsal. Mornig Service, 10:15 Organ voluntary "Unto Him That Loved Vs" . Gabriel "The Lord's Prayer"...'. Quartet Anthem "O How Excellent" ... Beirly Offertory "Angel's Serenade". . .Braga Solo r"The Penitent", Van de Water Mr. R. B. Moon Postlude "Iento Religloso''. . . .Chopin Epworth League, 8:30 -Solo "Nearer My God to Thee"..... Mr. K. E. Olxeli Evening Service. ":.10 Organ voluntary Andante in C...... Hctmer Anthem Sing Aleluld Forth Buck Offertory Solo O Lord.' Be Merciful. Bartlett Miss Lytta G. McMahan. Postlude Frelude . . ... . . . .. ;v . Chopin HOl-r RK(H I.A R MKKTISM.-; There fllll be a meeting vt the mem-

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May Buckley. Word has been received by Manager Kingwill of the Orpheum theater that the manager of the show wants a clear stage for the production of "He Fell in Love With His Wife," which appears at tlie Orplieum theater next Sunday night. This means that the show carrier all of its own scenery and that the settings that are kept as part of the equipment of the opera house will not be used. A large amount of publicity has been given this attraction and it is expected that there will be a large attendance. Manager Kingwill announces that the free list will be suspended entirely for this production. This is on account of the expense that has been entailed in bringing the show here.

The curtain will rise promptly at S o clock in order to permit the show troupe to take the late Michigan Central train to Manstield, Ohio, where It will next appear. ' The advance fale o seats is sncli as to justify the belief that the show will re-ceive the . well-deserved patronage of the people of Hammond. A number of theater parties will come from East Chicago, Indiana Harbor and Gary to attend the play. "it GIVEN BY WOMAN'S CLUB

Unquestionably the most delightful of the Ortobfr entertainments was that of Friday evening-, Oct. 20, given by the members of the John Kberlj Concert Party, at the Kirt Methodist Episcopal church, in Russell street. It was one of the most successful numbers of any Lyceum course fciven in Hammond. The disagreeable weather of last evening did not interfere with the attendance, as the church auditorium was filled with the lovers of gnod muslo in Hammond and this locality. If the attendance at last evening's concert Is an Indication of what the Hammond Woman's club may expect at its future entertainments, the success of the season's course is assured at the outset. The entertainment was given under the auspices of the Woman's club, and was the first of a series of five to he given this winter. The dates wilTbe filled by the Coit Lyceum Bureau of Cleveland, O. Benjamin Chapin will lecture on "Abraham Lincoln" on the evening of Nov. 13th, and Robert Parker Miles will give his lecture on "Tallow Dips" Tuesday evening, lec. 5. Feb. 6 the attraction will be the Kngllsh Opera company and Feb. 22 Ralph Parlette, humorist, will give the program. The members of the music committee, of which Mrs. Charles G. Hohman is chairman and Mrs. L A. Mlnard Is vice chairman, were In charge of the evening. Several of the members were chosen to usher. Mrs. Hohman introduced the company and the program began at 8:15 o'clock. Mr. Eberly, who has been at the head of this company for six years, was assisted by three artists. Klizaheth Weedman Kelly. Alice Carey and Mary Lyon contributed several excellent numbers. bers of the Dorcas Rebeckwh lodge this evening in I. O. O. F. Hall in State street. It is the regular weekly meeting to which all the members are invited. A short time will be spent in a social way at the close of the business session. CK IjK URATES AXSIVERS.IRV. I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roth entertained a number of young people last evening at their horn in Ann street in honor of their son. Charles. The partywas given to celebrate his thirteenth 6s! the Origins! and Genuine 5 MALTED The Food-drink for Ail Agss. For Infants, Invalkk,ani Growing children. Pure Nutrition, up buildiri g the whole body. Invigorates the nursinc mother and the aged.

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A 1 n - . 1 ' y : ';' ,xN,x V S Mr. Eberly has a baritone voice of rare cultivation and excellent qualltq. His solo work was pleasing and the duets of Mrs. Kelly and Mr. Eberly were splendid" features of the program. Mrs. Kelly has a beautiful soprano voice. Miss Carey delighted lier audience with her violin. She. possesses wonderful technique and her selections were well chosen. The readings of Miss Lyon were especially pleasing and showed great dramatic ability. The audience was more than pleased with the program, every number and encore of which was heartily applauded. The program was as follows: Duet "Absented der Vogel" . . Hlldach .Mr. Kelly and Mr. Eberly. Reading Miss Ljcn. ' Soprano Solo "Le Raran Rose" .. Mrs. Kelly. Violin Polo "Romeo and Juliet Fantasia" Oounod-Alard Miss Carey. Baritone 8olo -"Gloria". . Ruzzi Peccia Mr. Eberly. Reading Miss Lyon. Soprano Solo la) "A Day, a Night". Victor Harris (b) 'Come to the Wood- " land"... Chas. Ferry ( Nnmjou fdhb.ljidorcq.: Violin .Solo "Hejre Kati" ...... Hubay Miss Carey. 1 Baritone Solo "A Song of the Sea". . s Squire Mr. Eberly. Reading Miss Lyon. Duet "Barcaralle" Offenbach Mrs. Kellv and Mr. Eberly. birthday anniversary. During the evenig the young people played games and music was one of the social features. The honors in the contests were won by Laurel Longnecker, Madaline Wilson. Claude Ruschli and John Swanton. The houfo was prettily decorated with flowers. In the dining room red and white were the colors carried out in the decorations. A bouquet of American beauty roses was chosen as a center piece for the table. A three course luncehon was served. Those present during the evening were: Madallne Wilson, Ht-ien pfeffers, Delia Laatsch, Emma Faul, Roberta Pugh, Marguerite Fromm, Helen Roth, Lora Fromm, Laurel Longnecker, Robert DeWeese,. Claude Ruschli, John Swanton. Harry Jacoby, Wayne Rogens, Mrri Bowman, Harry Neuman, Roy Muenioh and Charles Roth. I.I WCHEOX. The members of the Homewood Magazine tlub were guests at a luncheon and afternon party given by Mrs. William H. Gostlin at her South Ho'.iman ; street residence yesterday. A prettily appointed luncheon of four rourss'wi sscrved at one o'clock. Pink roses In the dining room were the on!;. suggestion ot color. The center pieco o'n the table was a bowl of bilarney roses. Following the serving of. the luncheon the guc?t.4 returned to the parlors where t lie afternoon hour3 wr passed pleaaantly with social

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XO STRANGERS. 4 J . lady making a long Journey, O otmervt-d upon the train a man vtbose genial good-nature caat a glow of warmth over everything. He wpokr freely to all the passesgers an though he had alwaya known them, and before the Journey nn ended be had chatted with everylMidr on the train i. "I have noticed how you speak to everybody. You don't seem to treat any pernnn as a stranger." "My drnr Madam," he anld. "Tala vrorld in too Hinall o hold utrangrrK." ow, there'a a nplrlt that might well pat all dark thing to root. Conkldeiing the common fort one nnd the common dentiny of mandk kind, all of oa walking the name little road between the cradle and the grave, with Ihe aame bopea feara, reitrrtn and longing, what a nad pervemion of life'a porpoae if aecraa to withhold heart and hnnd from one another! What a j aplrltnnl wante in that alienee which we bnild up between man and man! games and contests. Mrs. Gostlin en tertained several of the club members and the only guest was Mrs. Harve Gostlin. ' MEET IX LOGS HAIL. The members of Golden Rod .Camp No. 1657 Royal Neighbors met in Long's Hall in State street - last - evening for thejr regular bi-monthly - meeting. There was the usual number of members in attendance. The routine work was disposed of after which a pleasant time was spent In a social way. Announcement was made of the next meeting to be held in two weeks and the members are urged to attnd. A business and social program will be followed. . ELECT OFFICERS. An important meeting of the members of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the University club will be held Tuesday afternoon, October 34th at two o'clock in the- University club room in South Hohman street. It will be a business meetln and the election of officers will be the feature of the meeting. A large attendance is desired. INITIATE CASiDinATES. At the meeting of the Hammond Chapter of Eastern Stars to be he'd this evening in the K. of P. Hal! In South Hohman street there will te initiation of on candidate. Following the regular session a pleasant' tln: will be spent socially and refreshment will be served. A number of visitors are expected from the chapters in this vicinity and the honor guest will be Mrs. Halbruge. the grand matron of the chapters of Indiana. ' Pianos tuned. ' $2. SO. Herbert Hutchins' S9 Williams street. Phone 1091 J. ' 10-2l-5t Miss Luclle Stebbins formerly of Hammond but now of Wpodlawn is tho guest of Mrs. G. L. Smith today at her home in Warren street. Miss Maud Scriver of Chicago will spend Sunday with her sister. Mrs. Shtpherd at her home in May streer. Skating season is on at the East Chira.go Rink, afternoon and night. Mrs. Stirling manager. 18-4t If you are a judge of quality try a LVendor Cigar. GRAND CRUISE TO THE ORIENT By th most palatial cruising steamer afloat S.S. "VICTORIA Luisr (16.500 Tons) Sallies from New York JANUARY 30, 1312 on a 78 Day Crnlae to MAOEIltA, SPA IX, the MEDITERRANEAN and Ihe ORIENT. Cost 93U5 an.i upward. Tbe "VICTOK1A LCISE" la equipped with every modern feature, prnrldlng every luxury and comfort en Jong , cruues. AUo Cruie to TTmI Inilei, Bont America, Around tM World, Italg oini Mgypt, tie. Send for Illustrated Booklet. HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE, 41-45 B'Tray, N. It., or local agent.

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