Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 125, Hammond, Lake County, 13 November 1911 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
-Monday, Xov. 13, 1911.
FRILLY FICHU FOR CIRL,
. .,. RREAKFAST. . : Stewed Pear. foiV.nical Mush. Top Milk and Sugar. OrtJdlo Cakes. Coffee. J.r.CHEON. Baked Ufans, Brown Bread. Kscalloped Tomatoes. Doughnuts. Cotter. DiNxnn. " Chlrken cn Casserole. Raked Sweet Potatoes. Cold Slaw. , . Grape Gelatin with Cream. Coffee.
WKDDIXO INVITATIONS ISSI'KD. ! Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Meyn have issued the Invitations for the marriage of their only daughter, Miss Martha Myn to William Wilke. jr. of Buffalo, the ceremony to be solemnixed Thursday. November 30th at four-thirty o'clock. The wedding will be solemnised at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Meyn . in Glendale Park. Miss Meyn's en- j (casement was announced at a luncheon i lat June when a number of her sororl- j ly sisters from the Jacksonville semi- j
nary were her guests at a house party. HOXOR MISS KOCH. An exceptionally pretty affair of the past week end 'was a dinner of fourteen covers at which Miss Therese Dorsey was hostess at her home In State street, Saturday evening. Miss Doraey entertained in compliment to her house guest. Miss Edna Koch of Detroit. A prettily appointed dinner of four courses was served at six o'clock. The prevailing: colors in the dining rooai were red and white and they were prettily carried out with flowers andy shaded tapers. Trailing vines and ferns decorated the table and the center piece was a bowl of red carnations. Daintily decorated places cards done in .the same c,olors were raid, for fourteen .young women. Printed. on the , cards were verses and conundrums, the reading -of which wis a pleasant feature of .the diner. The guests returned to the parlors following the serving of the dinner where the re'maimlr of the evening was,. spent in a delightful social way. -Music-and gajne-s were. the diversions. ,Mias Koch gave two readings which were- thoroughly enjoyed. .Numbered among the guests were the Beta Alpha Tau girls and a few, other friends of the hostess; the Misses Edtja .Koch of . Detroit, Genevlve- Hastings. 'KlaleMasetK'KT, Beatrice Hansen. Mas 'OafSpbelf, Kathryri "Desmond, Patience) .Kwanton. fimma Hue hn. ' Dollie Knott, Mabel Sherbjv Mae O'Hara, Lulu Sherby iind Lytta McMahon. - XjKVKXIXK PARTY. , l.r. ajhd Mrs. F- S. Betas. Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. Kitgerald, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Uohi-er and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Woii havt- issued card among their friends Inviting them to an evening's entertainment at the Masonic Temple In Muenich Court Tuesday. November 28. Card and (dancing will be the 'diversions. e ' ' - - A DINNER. Miss Loretta Parks, entertaine a company of friends at inner last evening at her home in East Sibley street. A prettily ' appointed dinner of four courses .was served at six-thirty o'clock. Chrysanthemums were .usal in the decoration of the tables to carfy out a color ; scheme' of yellow and
social m:vs for tiksdav,
1i Irene lo mill entrrtnln the young Homrn of the Inter Se Club at her home In Sonth Ilohmnn Mtreet Tncudny evening. . Mr, Frank Darnry will entertain the meinbrrM of the t.olden It oil Club nt curiln Tnemlny afternoon at her home In South Ilohmnn street. The young Indies of the N. .. Kinbroidery Hub -nlll meet with VI Wm iertrnile ( !u at her home In tllnstreet Tuendny venlnir. A meetintc of the member of the Idenl Rook. Club will take place Tuesday evening t the home of Mr J. J. Anderson In Ann street. The members of the literature commit ? at the Hammond Womelub will mret nt the home of Mrs. K. S. Cooper In Mftvon street Tueoday nfternorn. Mm. (irarge Pont will be nt home to the members of the Woman Foreign Mlnnioanry sorlety of tU-e First M. K. Church Tuesday afternoon at her home In Km bach avenue
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"Madame Kherry," all points considered. tlit best musical comedy that lias ever played in Hammond received the compliment of a parked house at the Hammond theatre last nlht. it proved itself worthy of the .splendid patronage it -recidved. . The music and dancing wore the finest that have ever been seen in an attraction In this locality and the cast as tlist class. Oscar Kigman. who played the part of Thenphilis Sherry, was easily th; star of the cast and Is said to be the best comedian In the Madame Sherry companies. Lillian Tucker, who played th.? part of Lulu, an aetre.is and dancer, and Edward Sherry's sweetheart, was beautiful, a talented and graceful dancer and
a fascinatinz coouette. imt her hurt .iiri
rt call for any especial ability as an tress. Edward Sherry, a New York ubman and son o.f Thcophills Sherry, as strong In his most exacting part. Ittle Kendall as I'eplta, the Italian ivretljeart of I-onarl Gomez, played r part with great credit to herself, cr singing: and. dancing were merited
white. Following the dinner the guests were entertained in the parlors. Music was one of the features of the evening. In the company were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fury of South Chicago, Mr .and Mrs. Frank Eckntan, Miss Libby Gregg. Mr. C. Freconor of Shel
don. 111., and Clyde Herman of Kentland, Ind. AX EXTERTAINMKXT. This evening Benjamin Chapin will appear at the First Methodist Episcopal church in Russell street. He has been secured by the members of the Hammond Woman's Club to give tha second of the series of entertainments in the . Lyceum Coursn. lie will give interpretation of -hi drama "Lincoln" in dramatic monologue. ' The drama deals witH life i"h the white house.' Benjamin Chapin Ms known- Aver the 'country as an' infTcting writer and his acting 's
-said to be-of a very high - order. : His
entertainment promises to be Very enjoyable and it is 'expected that' there will be a very large attendance." TickT ets for the remaining four entertainmenuts may' be purchased frohiiany of the club-fciembe'rs for $1.25. ' ' .. sitrs. Frank Green vcry.chamingly en-, tcrtainea 'a, number of children at her home, 213 Plammer .vedu.'- Saturday afternoon In honor of.hef lttle daughter. Idabell. Th party nr a given to celebrate tier birthday anniversary and she received, many "ery, pretty gifts in remembrance of the day. There were nfteen children at the party and they spent the- afternoon with games and music. At 4:30 o'clock dainty refreshments we reserved. Those present were Diones Long, Mildred Long, Nellie. Meyers, Emma Yonkey, Meta Dedel, Helen O'Connor, Pauline Hillman, Elizabeth Young, Hazel Newman, Josephine O'Connor, Thelma O'Connor, Hazel Green. Dorothy Meyers, Idabell Green, Will McGregor and James Baughman. Miss Edna Koch of Detroit, who has been the guest of Miss Therese Dorsey at her home in State street for a few days, left for Chicago today, where she will remain until Thursday and then zo
to Aurora, I1L She will remain withJ friends in Aurora until after Thankdf-j
giving.
Not tha least of the charms of the fichus designed esp;ciaJly for younr girls la their" frilly trimmings. Dotted white net. ana French dotted awlsa muslin and point djesprit ara favorite jnaterfals at wnlch to develop this model, which is so cut tiutt It forms doaM bat transparent folds over tho shoulders, curves gracefully across tha -center of tha bad: and Joins Just above the waist line in front In cascade effact. On the eds of tha under section -are two narrow frills of dotted net. while tha upper one has a single frill which Is headed with a narrow p. 'cot edge of lace.
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lub Meetings
A ST1BV MEETING. Tuesday afternoon, November 14th the members of the' literature committee of the Hammond Woman's Club will meet with Mrs. Eugene S. Cooper at her home, 8 Mason street. It will be the regular bi-monthly meeting to which all the members of the committee are Invited and a large attendanoe is desired. V The .study for the afternoon ' will be Ruth MrEnery Stewart's. "Sonny"' and a ye'ry delightful program has been prepared. Mrs. Ii tJ, hooper is chairman of the program committee and other members are Mrs. ' L. L. Bomberger, Mrs. ."William Thupn. Mrs. Joseph Thompson and Mrs. C. A. Smith. The 'follpwingvl the' program. ' "Lullaby. : . ,-'. ;. . . ...Mrs. Ilaatf Walker "Ruth McEnerj- - Stewart" . . . J. .'. . . ..... . . J . ;... 1; IMrs; Jeanl Sawyer "A Christmas Gueit", "A Boyf". . . - i Mrs.' c! A. . Sniitli "Sonny's Chrls.tenlng" 1 .'. . . J . ". ti-.-v.WK ,VMts. R.'0. ."Wlnckler "Sonny's r-Syhodltn ' "Sonny's V Di ploroa" ' . M rs. W"Jc' IftMaon "Sonny's Keepin' ctmpan V .'.'W'eW- ,.
.Mrs. E S; Cooper
ding ;Presexits". .
General discussion
. '. . ."Heredity versus .Esvironmeiit" A CARD PART V. The young ladies of the Sodality ot St. Joseph's Catholic church1 will entertain at . a pedro party ""ednej-day evening, November 15th' in Long's Hall in State street., Several games- of cards will be played 'aftaer whirU the prizes will be awarded. SERVE A rIXR, The. members of Committee No. . 2 if the Martha Aid Society of the Firs.Christian church, will hve a sale of home bakery, Thursday. November 16th at the chuit-h in Calumet, avenue to which the public Is -Invited.,' .They will also serve a dinner at noonV The orders for,; homo bakery" may he left with
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Mrs. Holtz.of Sibley street. Mrs, C. Jordon of Truman av-enue or by calling at' the church on Thursday. The following is the menu: . Roust Beef. Brown Gravy Mashed Potatoes. Cabbage Salad. , Bread. Butter. Pickles:' telly: .'t . , A MISSIO.NARV MKKTIXti. Mrs. Georg Post i will be "at home' to the metnWrs of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First M. K. church Tuesday afternoon.
November 14th 'at two o'clock at 1i?r
residence, 19 Uimbach avenue. The members are all invited and it is desired that there is a large, attendance.
It will be the regular monthly meeting
and the usual study program will be followed.,; A IIRIDGK PARTY. Mrs. Fred Crumpacker will be hostess to the members of the Afternoon Bridge Club "Wednesday afternoon at her home in' Warren street. Theafternoon will be devoted to cards and bridge whist will be played. , A COMMITTEE MKKTI6. ' The members of the history commit
tee of the rtamnioml Woman's Club are
meeting w ith Mrs. A. S.. Hunt thlir -afternoon at her hoe, 36S Fast Sibley street. The afternoon will be given to studj-' and the program - will be in charge of Mrs. .Hunt, Mrs. Ktta Dake, Mrs. F. K. Hosier. Mrs. Erlck Lund, and Mrs. 11 S. Emetine. Mrs. llobert MacAleer and the following members of her committee. Mrs. John M.. Stirifon, Mrs. F. Fried la rider and Mrs. Wil
liam Stleglitz will preside during th-e
social hour. KXTERTAI.VS WITH CARDS. Mrs. Young will be hostess and entertain the mernbers of the Fleurdeli club at their meeting hls evening. Mrs. Toung will entertain with cards and several games of j.cdro will be played. It is the regular weekly c!u-meeting. PARKXTS (MR MKKTIXO.
The Parents Club of the Irving
school will meet Wednesday evening, November ' fifteenth at even-thirty o'clock. After the' following program
is given social games and refreshments
will be enjoyed by all. A cordial Invitation Is extended to alt friend and patrons, of - the si-hoot:. Violin Solo Paul Iavie Vocal Duet' 7. . . ,'. . . . ." . . .Ida Klstlcr, Henrietta Whitman
Heading . . . Piano -.nolo-.. . Vocal Solo.,. . Reading. . v.. . . MlI.tltT." i . .
Cora P.uckley .-.'Margaret Rothweli .Mlfs P.f lvaButt '. T. . Kutji .S. hf(Ledr
....... Bdptlst Quartet
Music by tae Victor- phonograph., j
Rooms six. and seven will hare candy on sale that evening, the proceeds to be used in paying Tor the Victor. 1VII.1, JIEKT VI0IKi VV. Mrs. Farrel will entertain the members of the Indies' Aid Society of the Firpt M. E.. church Wednesday Hfternoon at her home, 2-iS "East- State street. A large attendance 1 desired at the meeting. WIXMAVs I.l MKT1XG. The members of the Hammond Wrwnan club observed "Federation Day" nt the meeting Saturday afternoon in the auditorium of the First Presbyterian church in South Hphman street. Mrs. Nicholas Emmerling and Mrs. 1. M. Bruce were chairman and vice chair
man of the program ommittee for tTi
day and they -were assisted by Mes'aames J. S. Klackmun, W. p:. Brown. E. P. Iteming, J. I). Ebright, Edith 'Griffin Minnie Kline, William Norris, Jeanie Sawyer. E. II. Simon, W. A. Stout Elizabeth Shields and A.E. Wilcox. The following was the program Tor the afternoon: i Instrumental Selection T .' ....Miss Laura Hess Social report of the federation meeting at Indianapolis , Mrs. 3. S. Blackmun Vocal Selection -....Mr. G. K. Love Thursday's report of tho federation meeting
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the generous applause she recclveil Yvonne Sherry, the little convent
girl with a great aptitude for learning , tile naughty things she discovered were ' so nice. In this naughty world, was a
sweet wiifsome girl .in' t he part she portrayed.
William Cameron, in the part of Phillipe. the French Janitor, was a comedi- ! an of the first water. He kept the au- ' dience in an uproar of laughter most of the time. . He played a good second to Oscar Figman. who is the equal of Kichard Carle and resembles him in some respects. i The show consisted of three splendid acts In which the settings of scenery and lighting effects were as fine as have been seen in this locality In a long time.
The company was perfectly costumed, :
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and many of the gowns were up-to-the-minute creations of great interest to the women folks in the audience. The them.' song, "Every little Movement Has a Meaning All Its Own." was fully up to expectations and was only a sample of the fine music that composed the score of the play.
Mis. Geo. Sumers of Indiana Harbor Cornet- Solo.... ..Mr. Weimer Wednesday's report of the federation
meeting Mrs. M. ltothsChlldi Address "The Home" ;
Miss Virginia Brooks Mrs. Desmond and daughter. Miss Kathryn.-ojr State IJne street, were entertained by friends in Chicago Sunday. Mrs. W. H. Puntney and daughter returned home Saturday from a visit with friends and relatives In Delphi, Ind.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Dr. Graham wishes to announce that commence Thursday he will have office hours in the Reliance Building (100 Staterstreet old No.) new number 32 N. State street. Chicago, hours 11 to 1 and later if by appointment. Doctor Graham will occupy Suite 300 the rooms of the late Hugh Alexander Ferguson and be associated with his partner Dr. Jas. J. Monahan. ' ll-13-6t.
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