Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 117, Hammond, Lake County, 3 November 1911 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Social News - - ' -in 7: . Hammond
Mrs. Martin r. Cunnigham very charmingly entertained a number t children at her home, 91 William street yesterday afternoon In honor of her little daughter, Marlon. Tho party
was Riven to celebrate the seventh birthday anlversary of little. Miss Marlon and she received several pretty gifts in remembrance ol the day. There were fiften Jittle girls present at the entertainment end they spent' the hours with games. lainty refresh?ni nts wfre served following the program of games. Numbered among the guests were Kieanor Shanklln, Gertrude Neal. Gwendolyn and Constance Graham, Mary Johnston, Kleanor I'ouglas. Alioe Cohen, Carolyn and Ruth Hohman. Marlon MacAleer, Arlee-n Davln, Minnie Brann, Thelma
Great Slaughtering Sale of Fresh and Smoked Meats t Two Stores Hammond Meat Marks 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 STORES ; Sale for 1 day only, Saturday, Nov. 4th Our Prices are the Lowest
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MacAleer and Marlon1 and Jean . Cunnighnrn. . ;.' ATTBXD CONVENTION. 'The teachers of the' West Hammond school ate attending the Northern lUlnola Teachers Association Jn Kvanston. 111. The regular session will be held In Evanston today and this evening the teaclkf-13 will be entertained at Hul House. A dinno rat seven o'clock will ho followed by four little plays given by the Hull House players. Saturday's session will take place In the Art Institute In Chicago. The programs for all the sessions were vary atlrattve and were anticipated with a great ileal of pleasure and Interest. MRS. MKAll EXTEKTAIXS. Mrs. J. A. 3tea:7 presided over a pretty social entertainment yesterday afternoon la the parlors of the Hotel Carleton." Among the guests were tho members of the Columbia club who met for their regular bi-monthly meeting' and a few other friends. Mrs. J. M. Turner, Mrs. T. Edwin Bell and Mrs. J. C. Lavene were the Jnvlted guests for the afternoon. An enjoyabl time was spent at- the card tables where several games of euchre were played progressively. High scorcea were made by Mrs. W. F, Mashlno and Mrs. John E. Kitsgerald. A luncheon was served following the games. In two weeks the members will be the( guests of Mrs. John E. Fitzgerald at a one o'clock luncheon and afternoon euchre party. Mrs. Fitzgerald will entertain at her Carroll street residence. ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. Three tables of whist were played Wednesday afternoon by the members of tho "Fern Keaf Linen club who were tho guests of Mrs. J. Ransbotton at her home In Claude street. It was the regular bi-monthly mee'tlng and only the members were present. They played several games of whist during the afternoon and the honors' were won by Mrs. Walter McCumsey, who had high score. Other prizes were won by Mrs. M. Pelzman. and Mrs. Charles Hubbard. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Ray Fowler. At the conclusion of the games a prettily appointed luncheon was served. The refreshments vere served In three courses. Mrs. Frederick A. Bull "will be the next hostess and she will entertain the club members at her home, 644, Ann street in. two weeks on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. FSull will entertain with cards.
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Start the
montSi right by doing: all your Marketing at the
tifcs
Pore
Grocery
Friday
Here's our Cut Price List for Evening: and Saturday, Nov. 4th
Oscar F. Mayer's Mild Sugar Cured Moose brand HAMS, 8 to 11 pound avper lb...42U
You will never be disappointed with a Moose Brand Ham. "They are always Just right.''
.1 OSCAR F.MAYERS
iS-a CELEBRATED
eWl- MOOSE BRAND
I JAP ROSE! ' i
James Kirk & Co.'s Famous JAP ROSE TOILET SOAP
This fine Soap retailed at 10c the country over. Our prior, per cake 7c; 10 cakes for 68c
Best Quality Granulated CANE SUGAR, per pound 7C Cedar. Valley CREAMERY BUTTER (the butter without a fault), per lb. .34C The Famous QUAKER OATS, 5 packages for 36c; per package. 7-J-C Choice Quality BUTTERINE, put up in 1-pound country rolls, at 15c The Famous ARGO STARCH, 4 packages for 15c; , per package. . . . .V. 4C
.Friday, Nov. n. 1011.
SOCIAL MEWS FOR S ATI R DAY.
The member of the Motnrt Club villi meet at the honrr et Mra. Lawrence Heker la Rlmbaeh ave, ane Saturday eretkina-. , There Mil be a meetings of the member of Oorcaa Hebeekaa Lodge Saturday evening In I. O. O. V. hall la State atrrt. The inembem of the Vaiia Lodge of Vlklngn ratertala with a dnneing party Saturday evening la the K. of I Hall.
A CARD PARTV. At her home in State Line street, Mrs. K Mayer very pleasantly entertained the members of Sewlnff Circle No. 2 of St. Margaret's hospital at their meeting yesterday afternoon. Several of the members were present and Mrs. Mayer had a number of invited guests. The usual social diversions were enjoyed. The guests met at the card tables where several games of pedro were plr-ed. Mrs. Peter Young won the first honors and prizes were won by Mrs. Joseph Emerling and Mrs. If. Stevenson. The guests prize was won by Mrs. Joseph Knoerzer. The serving of a daintyluncheon at four-thirty o'clock concluded the pleasant meeting. The members will meet again In two weeks and the hostess will be named later. RXJOY Til K AFTRHMOOX. Yesterday afternoon the members of the Good Will Club met with Mrs. Fraucks at her home, 4.1 Ogden street. Mrs. Francks entertained with cards and her guests played ten games of pedro at small tables in the parlors. Mrs. Henrietta Hubcr won the first honors and prizes were also won by Mrs. Kralowetz, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Luthman. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Frank J. Waller. A dainty two course luncheon was served following the games. Covers were laid for twelve guests. In two weeks on Thursday afternoon Mrs.. Thomas Kennedy will entertain the members at her home in South Hohman street. PARENTS Cttn MEETING. A very interesting meeting of the members of the Parents Club ofjhe West Hammond school was held yes-
teraay arternoon in the school hall. It was the first meeting of the school year and there were many members present. The important feature of the business hour was the election of offi
cers and it resulted as follows: Presi
dent, Mrs. . Patterson; first vic
president, Mrs. H. H. Cappls; second vice president, Mrs. A. G. Deaver: sec
retary, Mrs. H. Klage, and treasurer, Mrs. A. Hillman. Other business of
irterest to the members was dispoati?
o: arter which a short swiram r.r
literary and musical numbers was giv
en. The Rev. M. C. Hoefer. pastor of the Immanuel Kvangelical church gave
t.e.addre.ss and his talk was listened
to with interest. His subject was "The
Co-operation of the Parents club and
the School." The remainder of the
program was aa follows:
Mrs. Beardsley ......... Second Grade
Ruth Traver
Musf ....Third Grade
oca Solo Mrs. Beardsley
tiecueuon viola Pressel
Piano Solo
Music. . . . . Recitation .
Pet Brand Milk, tall cans, 8lAc small cans Postum Cereal, 25e large package
Southwell's Famous 4 n Orange Marmalade, 25e glass .jar I JC
Holland kusk, tresh and crisp, per package. Fresh Shredded Cocoanut, per pound. Try mir fancy Special Butterine, per lb at Kellog's Toasted Corn Flakes, package . . ; Fancy California Tokay Grapes, basket , Fancy Bleached Celery, bunch
Fine Solid Head Lettuce, Qtt each 6c and OU
Finest Jersey Sweet Potatoes, 3 pounds for. . . .
4c
20c
9c
17c 23c 9c 15c 5c
1C
No. 4 Full Weight Van Camp's ai Solid Meat Tomatoes, can 2. 2u Choice Quality Sugar Corn and 4r. String Beans, 2 cans for . J) (J Calif ornia( Dry Lima Beans, n per pound' oH Pure Comb Honey, 4a per frame HQ 10-lb Bags Old Fashioned " O C i Pure Buckwheat Flour ODC California New Prunes, - OE per pound, 9c; 3 pounds for, ZDC Best and Cheapest Matches, p 12 boxes in large package for. . . 3C Fresh Crisp Oyster Patties, 7 per pound - C Ginger Snaps and Soda Crackers, Crt per pound DC Choice Cocoanut Bars, f - per pound JjQ Choice Vanilla Wafers, A f. per pound. I UC
BRACH'S. FAMOUS SOUR KROUT CANDY, per pound . . .15c
...... 29c . . . 5c 5c 10c
BARR'S SATURDAY CANDY, 40c box
Saturday Specials at our Fountain
Hot Coffee, j- Hot Ceylon Tea, with cream,
M itn cream u 1 er pot
Ham Sandwich, r Tongue Sandwich
wim picKie .......... .iJLi . at
Meat Loaf -Sandwich. ; Q(J
ALL KINDS OF, HOT DRINKS
Chicken Sandwich at. .
MOXOR MISS KI.EIX.
aiiss Gertrude Herbst entertained
the young women of the.X. N. Km t. 1 .1 .. . .
-iuiuci ciuo at ner iiome in tiouth
J J.'., on.nan -street last tvening. J: was
the meeting of the members postpone!
fr..m Tuesday on iiMnunt of the Hi!
loween festivities. The members were all present and Mrs. A. K. Engel of Seattle, Wash, who is visiting at
the home of her parent?, Mr. and Mrs.
a. v. w . Redder was the only other
guest. The young ladles of the club
had arranged an "Apron Shower" as a surprise to Miss Augusta Klein, one
of the club members to Mr. Fischer of
DesPIainea. III. she was nresented
with several pretty aprons in honor of
her approaching marriage. Games
and music were features, of the even
ing until ten o'clock wffen the guests were invited into the dining room and served with a two course luncheon. The next regular meeting of the cluh
members will be announced later. The
following were Miss Herbst's truest.
k v. ' "in., u aan,, airs, John J. Claussen, the Misses Hulda and
AugUsta Klein, Lilly and Meta Fedder, Bertha Maleitske, Emily and Bertha
kbert and Gertrude Claus. MRS. WOODRl'FK A HOSTKSS. The members of the social deDart-
ment of the Baptist Union met at the home at. Mrs. H. J. Woodruff, 517 Liogan street yesterday afternoon. The business meeting was In charge of Mrs. W. A. Mill, the president of the Union. After the transaction of the business the meeting was given over to Mrs. Giles Warner, the chairman of the social department. An enlovablc
program of musical and" literary numbers had been arranged for the guests
entertainment. Mrs. George Houser.
Mrs. Clayton Stiver, pianists and Mrs. Robinson, soprano - gave the musical program and readings were given by Mrs. James Dickson and Mrs. Floyd Adams. At the conclusion of the program Mrs. Woodruff served dainty refreshments. ,;. AX AXPTEIIXOOS MEETIXG. Mrs. C. 13. Brewbaker was "at home" to the members of the Ladies' Aid so-1
iety of the Pine street Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon at her home In Pine street. It was the regular weekly meeting to which all the members of the society and the ladies of the congregation were invited. There was a large attendance of the membership. After a short business session the members devoted the afternoon to their needle work and. accomplished a great deal of sewing for the bazaar which will be given before thee holidays. During the social ses-; sion the guests were served with dainty refreshment. The next regular meeting will be held Thursday, November 9th and Mrs. Schorr will be hostess at her home in Cedar street.' HOt.O RECitI,n MEETI.N'fi. The members of the Ladies' Aid'societi ol the Monroe street Methodist
chapel" wer entertained by Mrs. Wright at her home in Plummer avenue yesterday afternoon. It. was "tho afternpon for the. regular bl-montbly meeting and there was a large attendance ;tf the. membership. The afternoon was spent pleasantly in a social way. Music was among the diversions until four o'clock when the hostess served a dainty luncheon. The members will meet again in two weeks and Mrs. Pollard will oe the hostess. A large attendance is desired as the usual business and social program will be followed. MEET THIS AFTEItXOOX. The members of the Northslde Ladies' club are meeting with Mrs. William Bothwell this afternoon at her home In Hoffman street. It is the regular monthly social meeting and the members wll devote the afternoon to their needle work. EXTERTAIXS INFORMALLY. Mrs. William Hankey is entertaining the members of the Alpha Phi Club at an afternoon party today at her home in Mason street. It is their bi-monthly club meeting and the member will devote the afternon to their needl work. MISS BI.OSSER ENTERTAINS. Miss Alice Blosser had as her guests last evening at her home In Jridiana avenue the young people of the Q. A. M. club. All the members were present and they spent a very enjoyable time socially. Games and music were the diversions. Miss Marie Wills and Mlse Blosser entertained with muic. Refreshments were served during the evening. The young people will meet again in two week on Thursday evening and Miss Lulu Sherby will entertain at her home In Truman avenue. The usual social program will be followed. HOLIl'HECll,R WEETlfi. Members of the K. I. C. club met at the home of Miss RutU Hathaway 421 May street last evening and spent a very enjoyable social time. Game and music were features of the evening after which refreshments were served. All the members were In attendance. They will meet again in two weeks and the hostess will be named later. ' A BOARD MEETING. The members of the Sunday School Board of the First M. E. church will meet this evening at eight o'clock.
A. B. C. CUB MEETING, Miss Adele Dunbar will entertain the
girls of the A. B. C. club this evening at her h6me in Rimbaeh avenue. It is their weekly club meeting and the usual social diversions will be enjoyed. A BOARD MEETING. The members of the executive board of the Hammond Woman's Club met at the home of the- secretary, Mrs. Xona Trimble in Carroll street last evening. It was the regular monthly meetlng and only the routine business was disposed of. The announcement of the December meeting will be made later. - . . ; -5 '. A successful rehearsal of the program to be given by the children of the Wallace school at their circus this afternoon and evening in the school hall in Conkey avenue was held last evening. The program will be given by the children of the grades who will be dressed to represent animals, clowns and Indians. 'Tho program will show the work done in tho department of calisthenics during the past year. The evening performance will begin promptly at eight o'clock. The members of the Parents club will be in charge of booths where circus refreshments will be sold. The whole affairpromises to be enjoyable and It is desired that there is a large attend
ant as the proceeds will be used to 1 purchase school room decorations. The j admission fee for adults will 'be twenty-five cents and fifteen cents for children. Special cars have been hartered to accommodate the many Hammond, people who attend. Posters advertising the circus are distributed over the city. They are the work of the children of the fourth and fifth grades. A BRIDGE 1'ARTV. Miss Mary Nelson was hostess to the young women of the Inter Se Club last evening at her homo in South "Hohman tpreet. Miss Kelson entertained Mr. Walter Patton'and Miss Jane Conkey in company with the members. . The evening was devoted to jCards and bridge was played at three tables'. Following the games a luncheon was served in two courses. The next regular meeting of the members will be held Tuesday evening. November 7th at the home of Miss Agnes Meikle in South Hohman street. Miss ilelkle will entertain with bridge. SUNDAY SERVICES. Sunday evening at the First M. E.; church in Russell street there will be a special song service. An address
wlllt be given by Miss Virginia Brooks I
wno will tell of her plans for the settlement work in Hammond and West Hammond. The members of Golden Rod camp No. 1637, Royal Neighbors, will, meet this evening in Loner's hall. State xtreot
for their regular meeting. The usual!
business and social program will be followed. The Crowd Skates at East Chicago Rink every night. i-t There will be a meeting of the members of Hammond Hive No.-2. L. O. T. M., this evening in the K. of P. hall in South Hohman street. A large : attendance of members is desired as business of -importance will be transacted. Miss Katherlne Desmdnd of State Line street will leave for Elkhart, Ind, today to remain for a few days', visit with friends. Ed McMahon, formerly of Hammond but now of Whiting, was a Hammond visitor last evening. , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Merrill are spending a few days with relatives In Merrillville. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Ludwig spent yesterday in Philadelphia on their way to New York City. They will spend a short time at Buffalo and Niagara Falls on their return anA . ,
Hammond Wednesday of next week.
notice Skating at the - Whiting Rink every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings and Sunday afternoon and evening. 1-Zt
RPHEUM THEATRE $
HAMMOND
SATURDAY, NOV. 4TH Matinee 2:30; Evening 8:15 O. E. WEE OFFERS THE COUNTY SHERIFF (New Version) by LEM B. PARKER A-drama in four; acts,. Full of Sensa- ' ' . tlon, Pathos and "omedy POPULAR PRICES: Mat. Adults, 25 Children, 10 Evening 15c to 50c. Seats on Sale at Box Office on Thursday. Phone 63. . " "fi ' - . ':.-' ..'.A SUNDAY, NOV. 5TH, Matinee 2 :30; Night 8 ;i5 The Chas. M. Baker Co. Presents The Polite Refined Musical Farce A Song Show in Three Acts The Same Complete Production as ; Presented for .Two' Months at ' " Whitney Theater, Chicago. MERRY MARY With Its Great Cast and Famous AllGirl Chorus Sumptuously Mounted 20 Jingling, Positive Song Hits: V Avalanehe of Joyous Merriment. First Time at These Prices:
Matinee 25c, 50c, 75c. ; Night 25c, 50c,' 75c, $1.00. RESERVE SEATS EARLY
A meeting of the Blue lodge of the Masonic order will be held tonla-ht .t
l the temple. Social hours will be onn
after the initiation of a number of candidates. Special work is to be taken up in connection with the routine affairs.
Prompt ' Hospital Service for Sick SHOES We also use Heller's Chrome Elk Sole Leather, guaranteed to wear 2 months or a new pair of soles free. Hammond'M Largt Boot Shop. ORTT AND TOWLE, 169 E. STATE STHEET.
Real Estate Exclusively PROPERTIES OP riOX-RESIDENTS MANAGED. , .W. J. HASTINGS, 163 E. State St. Hammond, Ind.
GRAND UNION I
PROF. LEE CLAIRVOYANT AND MEDIUM Readings daily. Hypnotism and Mental Science taught. Mediums developed. R. 1," 572-574 Hohman Street
DR. H. B. HAYWARD
SPECIALIST 1)Im of the Ere, Ear, Xose and Throat. Erea clentlflcally tuaU. eO. (ilaasea lilted. Room 402, Hammond Bldg Phone 205. Hammond, Ind,
LOST Confidence In any other me!Vm than The Times to get the busifc W Address Forlorn. Nowhere. f
Loo Prices, Honest Weight and Oualiiy
Have been the means of increasing our business tenfold. "Do not spoil your Sundav Dinner by using INFERIOR MEATS, but choose from the following High Quality at Low' Prices. Phone your order Friday evening and have it delivered Saturday morning ' 10 LBS GRANULATED SUGAR, with grocery order of 1.00 or more, potatoes not included) for.. .V."' 1 UuC
- Libby's Asparagus a Tips, per can. . ZttC
Swan Brand Milk, 3 for 25c:
dozen. ..... t . .'.'.
Selected Shelled Almonds,
strictly fresh and . Att large size, per lb. . . . TTwU
Fresh Dates, in 1-lb cartons, per pkg ....
9c
Imported French Olive Oil,
absolutely pure, in OQn quart tins WWW
Campbell's Soups,
assorted, 3 for. . . .
Clothes Pins, per dozen
Jumbo Size Dill Pickles, per doz .
French Peas, import ed, can 18c; dozen. . .
25c 1c 15c 2.00
Leaf Lard, 10 v pounds for. Small Pork Shoulder, per lb . Sirloin Steak, per pound
Plate Boiling Beef, per pound Choice Rib Roast Beef, per pound . . . California Hams, per pound. ....... No. 1 Bacon, per pound. Hind Quarter Lamb, per pound. Fore Quarter Lamb, per pound . . Rump Corn Beef, per pound
Small Pork Loins, per pound
1.00 91c 1 2k
6c
10 c 1 1c 14n 6c 10c lifts
Condensed
95c
Fould's Macaroni or Spa1 A n . '
gnexxi, iuc size, 3 for.. Fresh Candied ' Citroil, per pound Best Head Rice, 3 pounds for. Fancy Grape Fruit, each ,
Swiss Cheese, f per pound Q Limburger, 2-lb brick, If) per pound y
diuc muugn wrcirn neese, 3 for
Canton Preserved Ginger,
in pint jars '..,.. Ripe Olives, 2-lb can,
each
None bucn Mince Meat, r
package. JJC Fancy Jersey Sweet Potatoes, 3 pounds for w
25c
21c 24c .. 5c
25c
: 28C
Z4c
HOW ABOUT POTATOES?
We have about 1.000 Bushels of Fancy Michigan Potatpes.due next week. Can we fill your order for this OIT winter's use? 5-BUSHEL LOTS at 88 C" 10-BUSHEL LOTS AT , QuC These prices are very low, and will last just a short time. Phone in your order ?nd we will deliver direct from the cars, either Tuesday or Wednesday of next week. :
MiinmplIeiF IBir(D)S(
578 Hohman Street Phones 1550-1551
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