Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 157, Hammond, Lake County, 21 December 1911 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Thursday, Doc. 21, 1911.
Social News : :- IN ' V' Hammond
TUB HAPPY SECRET. "Th Happy Secret" is the title of a little play which will be given by the children of the Presbyterian Sunday school Friday even-In. Pecember 22nd at the church. Following the play there will be the usual chritmas treat tor the little folks.' The invitation to attend Is extended the members of the church and their friends, The following Is the caste Santa Claus: Santa Claus' Helper. .. Virgil Reiter, jr. Eskimos
Walter Shine and Raymond Kibler Japanese Kathryn Oberlin, Dorothy Rohrer and Virginia Ray Terslans ....King Trimble and TKoy Jacobs Indians Kric Rhind. Hubert LlsrlUcap and Kenneth Stout Volunteers . . . . .Olffu Tiedman. Helen Bridjre, Laura Meyers. Helen Hartley. Irene Borcher, Forest Hinds, Wilson French and Robert Wilhelm. A SAI-K OF HADKERC'UI KFS. The members of Mrs. Sharer's clays in the Tresbyterian Sunday school will have a handkerchief convention this vnfnsr in the church parlors in South
llohman street. They extend a cardial invitation t the public to attend. Handkerchiefs from evory state in the union have been received and will hi:' offered for sale. sThei members desire to clear a nice sum for the church fund. j A St(HKl) CONtKHT. i The choir of the Christian church will plve the sacred ca (Statu, the Holy Infant by Fred Fild Bullard on Sunday night In place of the regular preaching, service. Th choir and Its regular solo- 1 ists will be assisted by an orchestra and a musical treat of a high order may be expected. Admission ia free. s
SOCIAL .NEWS FOR FRIHAY. The member of Hammond Temple . 73 Pythian Slntem will meet In the K. of P. Hall In South Hobiuan street Friday fvrnlnK and elect officer. M1m Day Mrl will have her Kueatn Friday evening at her home In Pine street the members of the A. K. C. Club. The Klrln of the J. F. F. Club will be entertained by MIhh Janet Flavin at her home In South llohman street Friday evening.
is desired that will be a large attendance of the membership. The usual business and social program will be followed. A Till MIJ1.E PARTY. pleasant afternoon is being passed by the mebers of the Oak Leaf Embroidery Club at the home of Mrs. J. A. Muller In Sibley street today. Mrs. Muller is entertaining at a thimble party. . It will be the annual Christmas party and a Grab Bag with a gift for every member has been arranged.
ILodge Assemblies
large' attendance of the membership is desired. . A meeting of. the members of Hammond Temple No. 73 Pythian Sisters will be held Friday evening in the K. of" P. Hall In South llohman street. Ths officers for the new year will be elect
ed at this time and it Is desired that
A THIMBI.K PARTY.
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i:TEHTAI.S WITH CARDS
i Mrs. Charles Luthman Is
afternoon card party today at her home
in Hen Biniey stret. Her guests are
delightfully enter- I usual business and social program, was the members of the Sunshine Club. It of the M. W. G. i followed. There were many members was first announced that the meeting
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talned the members of the M. W. G. j touoweu. mere were many memoers was first announced that the meeting Club. .Tuesday afternoon at her home. at tlla meeting. During the early part would be held at tli'e home of Mrs. Heti274 Indiana avenue. The afternoon was .of the afternoon business of importance rietta Huber but other arrangements pleasantly passed with needle work was transacted. Several charity cases were made later, and social conversation, and at 4 :0 were reported and plans were made to .
o'clock the hostess served a delicious send out t linstmas baskets among The luncheon. The guests were, Mrs. A. H. ! Por f tre city. Mrs. M. Rothschild." Cross, Mrs. C. A. Lyons, Mrs. Merrill. ! the president, appointed committee. Mrs. C.-l. Palmer, Mrs! .1. R. Staff ord. I who will see that the baskets are disMrs. A. J. Davis, Mrs. Price,'' Mrs. M. ! tributed. During the. social session Stansbury, and Mrs Maplestone. Owing 'cards were, a diversion. The guests to the holiday .season the nest meeting : played whist at several small tables in will be in three weks instead of two the parlors. High scores were made by and Mrs. C. A. Lyons will be hostess. Mr.. A. ''Marks and Mrs. M. Rothschild.
The third prize was awarded to Mrs. H.
Kvans. The serving of a prettily appointed two course luncheon at five
o'clock concluded the meeting. The
arrangements were made for the nix'-
residence 96 State street. It was their meetlng-to be held Wednesday after
noon, January 3rd at the home of Mrs. Marcus.
A SOCIAL JlEETIXti. The girls of the Phi Alpha Gamma CluH will be entertained by Miss Marguerite Haefer this evening at her home in Truman avenue. The evening will be devoted to games and contests. It will be the regular bi-monthly meeting.
The members of the Ladies' Society
or the B.of L. F. and E. met yesterday , many members are in attendance.
miernoon in me iv. or P. Hall In SouCl Hohman street. The officers' for the new year were chosen and other business of interest to the members was disposed of. A social hour followed the regular lodge sesion at which time
dalntv refreshments woro er-vaA Th
giving an next meeting will take place Tuesday,
January 2nd. The following members
were elected to offices: Past President Mrs. Anna Ryan. President Mrs. Esther Williams. Vice President Mrs. Eva Rogers. Secretary Mrs. Edna Dorten. Treasurer Mrs. nna Shulenberger. Warden Mrs. Elizabeth Lane. Chaplain Mrs. Kathrine McGwinoy. Inner Guard Mrs. Dorothy Francks. Outer Guard Mrs. Augusta Rhoda. Collector Mrs. Nina Downing. Examing Physician Dr. H. C. Gro-rean.
EX JOY THE MEETING. Mrs. B. Wiener was "at home" to the members of the Jewish -Ladies Aid Societv Wednesday afternoon at her
regular bi-monthly meeting and the
CHRISTMAS EXERCISES.
The children of the Christian Sunday
Newsboys' Feast. The Hammond Newsboys' union will have their Christmas dinner at the Monon hotel this season. They aim to have a get-together feast several times a year and this is to be one of them. Ember Week. This Is an ember week in the churches observing fast days. In the Catholic church Wednesday, Friday and Saturday are observed. Wednesday and Friday are observed In the Episcopal church.
The mernbtirs of Calumet Lodge I. O. O. F. entertained with a. card party last evening In I. O. O. F. Hall In State street. There were many In attendance
school will have their annual Christmas and all reported a verv eniovable tim
exercises Friday evening. Decerr.-r Pedro was slaved durine the e.veninir
Funeral of Mrs. Wirtz.
Ihe funeral of Mrs. L. Wirtz was held from the family residence, at 56 Sibley street, at 9 o'clock this morn-
j lng. The Rev. Switzer conducted the , funeral services. The remains were then placed on the 10:15 Nickel Plate train for Chicago, where they will be placed on the Rock Island line for Pe- , oria. III., where interment will be held.
ter. a first born, had arrived at his home in Ada- street. ' Both the mother and the child are doing fine.
Number Is Reduced. The number of diphtheria and scarlet fever cases in Hammond have been reduced to five and four, respectively. Several of the homes now. under quartlne are to be fumigated before Christmas. No new cases have been reported in the last few days.
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MEET IX CHI HI H I'AHI.OHS. Yesterday' afternoon the members of the Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church met in the t parlors of the church in South Hohman street for their regular weekly meeting.
There were several members in attendance who devoted the afternon to quilt
ing and other sewing for the benefit of the society and church. A great deal of work was accomplished. A social time was also enjoyed. Mrs. Kiscus and Mrs. Young were hostesses at the meeting and served a dainty luncheon during the social hour. -The members wIlY meet again next Wecnesday, December 27th and a large attendance is 'desired.
The following will be the pro
NO MEETIXO YESTERDAY. The members of the Uptodatej Whist Club have decided not to meet again until after the holidays. The first meeting will be held Wednesday afternoon. January 3rd and the hostess iplll be named later. Cards will be the en
tertainment during the afternoon.
,'A DANCE. The members of the L'niversity Club will entertain with a dancing party this evening in their club rooms in South Hohman street. 'The dance is one of the series of social affairs scheduled for the winter. Plans are being made to entertain a good number. NO MEETING YESTERDAY. There was no meeting of the Deborah Aid Society of the First Christian church yesterday as was first announced. There will be no regular meeting until Wednesday. January 3rd -tvhen it
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gram: Selection. .... . Allen's Orchestra March Primary Department Scripture Drill .... Primary Department Song. Recitation '. . . . Margory Teazel
Song 'Just A Little Baby" . . . Infant Class
Tableau Manger Scene
Recitation "Father's Escape" Bernard Petrie March and Drum Drill
and several prizes were awarded.
The members of Dorcas Rebecka'rt Lodge will meet Saturday evening in I. O. O. F. Hall in State street for their regular weekly meeting. The usual business and social program will be carried out. At the meeting of Silver Light Hive L. O. T. M. last evening In the K. of P. Hall, the officers for the new year were
Recitation Exercise "Santa's
.elected. There was a larce attendancn
Mrs. Seeley's Class of tne members at the meeting. Fol- ..... Irene Merrill iowing tne regular business session a BO S I nlpflsant time was snent Knrtallv
Mrs. Petrie s Class dalnty luncheon was served during th9 Recitation ....Irene Petrie ' ocial hour. T,he next meeting will ocE.xercise "Making A Christmas i cur , two weeks. It lg aesired that Cake" ...Miss Louise Stafford's Class tnere Ja a ,arg;e attendan(.e of memhers Recitation .Ether Mavity aa the annual installation of officers Song -'Waiting for Santa"..., . w,u be a feature of the meeting. The ' Miss Ethel Hudson's Clas3 !n i .
I lutmn lug luriituri 3 v-ie Biecttu to
Song Mrs. Hoist's Class of Boys
Recitation Helen Beebe Exercle and Wish Bone Drill ....... . Mrs. Eckenbach's Class Ftecltation Helen Trimble Drill Mrs. Sllger's Class of GirlRecitation Malsle Tuley Drill "Star of Bethlehem" - Mrs. James Grave's Class
Recitation i .' Bernle Sliger Offering- for relief work. Presentation of favors. Introduction of Santa Claus. IU TRANSACT BCSIXESS. The members of the Monroe Stree. Methodist chapel will have a short business session at the close of their regular service this evening, and officer for the Sunday school will be chosen. Trie annual Christmas entertainment will be given Saturday evening at the church. A program has been arranged.
offices to serve during the new year: Lady Commander Mrs. Edna Ashbaucher. Lieutenant Commander Mrs. Kay
MeCay. Record Keeper Mrs. Mary Bostwick. Finance uditor Mrs. Hazel Findling. Chaplain Mrs. Sara Southach. Lady at Arms Mrs. Kathrine Stra-ton.
Sargeant Mrs. Christine Klrchheimer. Sentinel Mrs. Jessie Young. Picket Mrs. Emma Runbum. Musician Mrs. Emma Hoist, Captain of Guards Mrs. Lou Aldrich. The next meeting kt the members of Opal Hive No. 896 L. O. T. M. M. will be held Saturday, January 6th in I. O. O. F. Hall ir State stfeet It ; will be the evening for the annual- Installation of officers and elaborate preparations are being made for the meeting A
Elks Meet TonightThe Elks will hold their reguar meeting this evening at the Elks clubrooms. A number of important matters will be taken up by the order. In
cluding the program and arrangements being made by the committee tor their next social function to be held Monday evening, Jan. 1. At this entertainment a card party and dance will be held at the clubrooms.A number of candidates are on the program for Initiation work this even
ing. Following the regular routine work a social hour will be held.
Basketball Hammond High school vs. Rock River Military Academy at Assembly Hall corner Hohman and Logan streets, Friday night December 22nd. There will be a curtain raiser.
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Dog vs. Duck. The case of the state of Indiana vs. Costa Kunekoff was settled in Judge Prest's court yesterday afternoon after the defendant paid Jacob Krikciimuos, the complaining witness, a sum of $2.50 for a couple of ducks which were killed by a dog owned by the defendant. Kunekoff was arrested on a charge of harboring a vicious dog which had killed and maimed a number of his poultry. The two men patched up their difficulties without bringing the matter into court. i ' i Billy Is Some Proud. A new stamp clerk was registered at the Hammond postoffice yesterday when William Lynch, the veteran mail carrier, announced that a baby daugh-
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