Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 170, Hammond, Lake County, 8 January 1912 — Page 2

THE TIMES. Monday, Jan. 8, 1912.

MEALS rOR A DAY.. BREAKFAST. Baked Bananas, Flavored with Pineapple Juice. Oatmeal Porridge with Sugar and Cream. Soft Boiled Eggs. Buttered Toast. Coffee. LUNCHEON. Deviled Macaroni. Brown Bread and Butten Apple Popovers. Tea. ' PINNER. Boiled Halibut, Egg Sauce. Steamed Potatoes. Stewed Tomatoes. Hot Rolls and JSutter. Washington Pie. Coffee. A CHRISTEMXCi. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. i .William F. Lyneh of Ada street waa christened yesterday afternoon. The service were held at one-thirty o'clock in All Saints Catholic church in East Sibley street. The Rev. Father Edward J-. urrett, omciatea using tne bap-j . Mrs. M. P. Tjudwlg acted as sponsors for j the child and gave her the name Anna. following the church service a dinner was given at" the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lynch. Only the members of the family and Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig were geusts. SPECIAL SERVICES. A week of prayer, will be observed at the First Presbyterian church beginning this evening and closing with communion services Sunday . morning, January 14th at 10:45 a. m. Services will be held every evening this week with the exception of Saturday. The Rev. Ferris of Pekin, III. will preach this evening and the Rev. A. W. Hoffman will occupy the pulpit at the other meetings. x CELEBRATE ANXIVERSARY. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. P. Kasper celebrated their 14th wedding anniversary Saturday evening January 6 at their home, 289 State steet. Cards weere played during the early part of the evening and the honors were awarded to Mrs. Fred Krolwita and Mrs. Frank Walker and to Fred Krolwltr and Geo. Painter. Following- this after which supper -as served and then all repaired to th basement' where they danced until j late in the morning. The following ! were , present: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strathman, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krolwitz, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Waller, Mr. anl Ms. Wesley Kirk,. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. "W L DeWitt of South Deering; Mr. and "Mrs. Jas. Whalen. South Deering; Mra. O. James, Misses Lea Rauch, Bessie Kasper, Margaret Kasper, Nellie Burns, South Deering; Annie Burns. South Deering; Bessie Bowers, South Chicago; Messrs. Frank Wirchel. Leslie Kik, John Walther. Leo Walther, Harry DeWitt, Wilmer DeWitt, of South -Deering, and Geo. Painter of South Chicago. Mrs Kasper was presented with- some beautiful cut glass and haind painted china. . . c lub Meetings A BRIDGE DINNER. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond were "host and hostess to the members of the! Evening Whist Club Saturday at their home in Mason street. They e-ntertained j at a seven o ciock dinner ana cara party. A beautiful appointed dinner of four courses was served. Pink, and white were the colors carried out in the deoration scheme. A bowl of pink and 'white carnations formed the center pece for the table and daintily decorated place cards in the same colors were laid for twelve guests. Following tha serving of the dinner the guest returned to the parlors where the evening was spent at the card tables. Brldg whist was played at three tables After several games the honors were awarded. High scores were made by 'Mrs. T. W. Oberlin and Dr. T. Edwin Bell. In two weeks on Saturday evening. January 20th Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Hohman will give a bridge dinner at their home in Mason street. Their guests will be the twelve club members. Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Oberlin were the Invited guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hammond and the following members were present, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gillls, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mash! no. Dr. and Mrs. T. Edwin Bell, Mr. and Mrs R O. Winckler and Mrs Frank Hammond. A 5TTDY MEETING. Mrs. Robert Gillls will be "at home" to the members of the literature? committee of the Hammond Woman's Club Tuesday afternoon, January 9th at her home, 64 Rlmbach avenue. It will be the first study mooting after the holiday vacation and many mebers are expect-

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SOCIAL SEWS FOR Tt'ESDAV.' Mm, leoaard Knwrifr will enter, tala the member of the China Club t her home In Clinton street Tuesday evening. Mna Gertrude CIcus will hav the yonsg women of the N X. Embroidery clnb as her guests Tuesday evening- at her home In Clinton treet. The younar women of the " Inter Se Clnb will be entertained by Miss Ellen Clark at the home of Mrs. Mary T. Holm, 1 Illmbach avenue, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Nicholas of Indiana avnue wilt be lotlrn to the members of the Golden Rod Clnb at their meetIns; Tuesday afternoon. , Mr. Robert 1 till 11 will be "at home" to the member of the literature eommlttee of ts Hammond .Woman's Club Tuesday afternoon at her home, 54 Rlmbarh avenue. A meeting of the members of the True Kindred will be held Tuesday evening in I. O. O. 1 Hall In State street. The newly elected officers will be Installed at the meeting- of Progressive Court No. Itt Tribe of Ben Hur Tuesday evening in the K. 1 P. Hall la South Hoknia street.

ed to be In attendance. The study will I be "The Long Roll by Mary Johnston and Mrs. Gillls Is chairman of the program committee. The Following is tl3 program arranged for the afternoon: Music , Selected Outline of the story.... Mrs. George H. Summer. Indiana Harbor Character Sketch. . .Mrs. Jeanie Sawyer Biography ...Mrs. tv. C. Harrison Criticisms Mrs. Gillls HOLD BI-MOXTHtY LEETIXG". , Wednesday afternoon, January 10th Mrs. Allnut will entertain the members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First M. E. church at her home, 91 Douglas Street. Followine- th business meetinir i r a Pleasant time will be spent socially, A large attendance is desired at the meeting. WILL MEET SATVRDAT. There was no meeting of the members of the '5e0'"- Club last Saturday evening.' A meeting, will b held1 Saturday evening. January 13th and the hostess will be named later. The evening will be devoted to the" card games and a pleasant social time is anticipated. A CLUB MEETING. Miss Kdith Bradt will entertain the young women of the Philathea Club this evening at her home in East State street. It is the regular bi-monthly meeting changed from Tuesday to Monday evening for the convenience of sev eral of the members. A business and social program will be followed. A THIMBLE PARTY. Mrs. A. Franklin Blackmun is entertaining at an afternoon thimble party today at her home, 8 Ruth street. Her guests are the members of the Embroidery Club who are meeting for their regular bi-monthly meeting. The party is the first since before the holidays. MEETING WAS POSTPONED. e meeting ot theihistory committee of the Hammond Woman's Club which was announced to take place this aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. Leo Wolf in South Hohman street has been postponed indefinitely. The announcement will be made later of the meeting and the study subject. WOMAN'S CLliB MEETING. - The members of the Hammond' Wom an's Club met In the auditorium of the First Presbyterian church In South Hohman street Saturday afternoon for their quarterly business meeting. The president, Mrs. "j,---M. Turner preside! during the early part of the afternoon The reports of the various committees were heard and. approved. Mrs. Will Lasch was ill and -unable to be at the meeting so tffat the report of the'eharfty committee will be read at a meeting in th near future. The members also planned for "Genlemen's Evening" to be observed Thursday, 'January llth. . Miss Rena Ames- called a -meeting- of " her committee at the close of the 'regular club meeting to complete the arrange ments for the evening's entertainment, Other routine work ' was disposed of after which there was a social hour and a dainty tea was served. Mrs.. Ernest Berquist and Mrs. Harry Smith poured A CHANGE IN MEETING DAT. The members of the Ladies' .Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church will rneet Tuesday afternoon instead of Wednes day of this week In the guild room . in Rlmbach avenue. - The usual program will be followed. , MISS DESMOND A HOSTESS. 1 This evening at. her home in State Line street Miss Kathryn Desmond will entertain the Beta Alpha Tau girls at their regular bi-monthly meeting. I wQI.be the. first meeting since. before the holidays. .The evening will be de voted to cards and needle work. ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. Airs. Henrietta Huber will entertain me members or the Fleurdelis Club this evening" at "her home In Truman avenue. The evening will be devoted to cards and pedro will be played at three tables. It Is the weekly club meeting. MRS. MEARA ENTERTAINS. The members of the Ideal Book Club will be entertained by Mrs. Thomas

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Meara at her home in Calumet avenue Tuesday evening instead of meeting at the home of Mrs. C. B. Miller In High land street as was first announced. Th. early part of the evening will be given o study after which there will be a so cial hour. A MISSIONARY MEETING. The monthly meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society df the First ! M. E. church will be held Tuesday afternoon. January 9th at the home of Mrs. 1 Edward Preifer, 4S0 Summer street. I The meeting will be held at 2:30 o'clock. There will be a social hour at the close of the study program. Lodge Assemblies An interesting meeting Of the mem bers of Dorcas Rebeckah Lodge No. 273 was held last Saturday evening in I. O. O. F. Hall in State street. It was the evening -tor tbe weekly meeting and ( the usual number of members were in--ttendance. Following the regular lodge - session a banquet was served. The tables in the banquet' rooms were prettily decorated with flowers and greens. An elaborate banquet of six courses was served. The installation of officers was the important feature of the evening. Mrs. Lydia Stevens acted as th installing officer. The newly elected officers are: Noble Grand Mrs. Cora Curtis. Vice Grand Mrs Alice Runyon. Recording Secretary Mrs. Lydia Stevens. Financial Secretary Mr. Lily Wolf. Treasurer Mrs. Louisa Seestadt. Warden Mrs. Lizzie Pontius. Conductress Mrs. Ollie Wheler. Chaplain -Mrs. Ida Haefer. Right Supporter to Noble Grand Miss Kate Stevens. Left Supporter to Noble Grand Mrs. Emma Roberts. Right Supporter to Vice Grand Mrj. Effa Smith. Left Supporter to Vice Grand Mrs. Anna Traverse. Inside Guard Mrs. Amelia Helwig. Outside Guard Mrs. Sarah Owens. The members of the Hammond Chap ter ot Eastern .Stars met last Saturday evening In the, K. , of P. Hall in South Hohman street." It was announced that there would . be. "Installation-of officers hut on account . of.-the illness of the installing officer and the absence of sev eral of the members it was decided to postpone it 'for two weeks. There was not as large an attendance -at the meet ing- as, usual on account, of thd cold weather.. Onlyt the. routine ..business was disposed of. The program that was announced lor lasfTevenlng will be giv en at the next regular meeting in" two weeks, when it is desired that there is a large attendance' of the -membership. The officers will be, installed and, there will be a musical and informal dancing. An important meeting ' of 'the " mem bers of Progressive. Court No. 166 Tribe of Ben Hur will be held Tuesday even ing in, the K. of P. Hall-In- South Hohman street. The newly elected officers will be installed and other ' business of importance will come tip for dfscussion.' A large attendance of. the membership is desired. - The members of"' the True Kindred will meet .Tuesday evening, in X. O. O F. Hall in State street. , The usal business and social program will b followed. A, large atteadance is desire at the meeting. , ..There will be a meeting of the members of the Court, of Honor this even? Ing, Iri Wels Hall In State street A large . attendance' is desired . at the meeting as , business of importance will be transacted. A social hour will follow the business meeting. -.' Monthly Banquet, i The Baptist Brotherhood of the First Baptist church of Hammond will hofd Its monthly banquet tomorrow evening, in the parlors of the church. The Rev. J. fi. Vickert, I. D., of Fort Wayne will be the speaker of the evening.

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v r I - VS-VM i-: y ! . ' WHEN BUYING FISH. , - " '.' Flah ahould be Arm lo-'the touch. ' If preaned by the finger the flesh Kbould rise loataatly. There should be no Impression left. It fish fn fresh the ej-es are bright and the Rills red and the sealea not eastlj- rubbed off. Fresh sal d mon has a ereamy rrhite curd be- d d tn-een the flakes, vrhlch solidifies wlthla twesty-fotir hours. When ehooslna; lobster take the tall and pull It away from the body. If It Is elastic and springs back the lobster Is fresh. , PerionSl Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beall of Chicago spent Sunday with Mr. anil Mrs. L. L. Daugherty at their home in Logan street. Miss Alma Hess, a teacher near . . h Lowell and Miss Alice Hens who Is Hessvllle teacher spent th-s past week end In Hammond, the guests of thel parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hess of Michigan avenue.. Miss Elizabeth Webber of South Hoh man street has returned home from Louisville, Ky. vhere she spent tha holidays visiting friends. Mrs. Clara Granger, formerly of Hammond, but now ot Michigan, who has been visiting friends and relatives In Hammond and Whiting for a few weeks, is reported very ill. She will be removed to St. Margaret's hospital this afternoon. Mrs. P. J. Lyons is ill with pneumonia at her home in Ogden street. - Mrs. Will Lash, who has been ill at her home' in Ogden street, for several days, is recovering nicely and is able to be up. . . Mrs. C. J. Sharp of Summer St., who has been? in ill .health for several months, was removed to St. Margaret's hospital last Week Tor treatment. "She is doing very nicely, and hep many friends hope for her entire recovery at an early date. - 1 Mr. and Mrs.' F. M. Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Minard and family have moved from S88 South Hohman street .to' the. Shine apartments In Doty street, where they will make their home in the future, ' Mr. and 'Mrs. F. M. Hickok were called to Vermilion, O., by the death of Mrs.. HIckok's mother, Mrs. Anna Carpenstem. . Mr. Hickok returned to Ham mond yesterday, but Mrs. Hickok will remain away several days. . Robert Mott has returned to Mercersburg, Pa., to resume his studies after spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Mott of South Hohman stf"eet. Miss Elsa Krorer: of Fond du Lac, Wis., is visiting Mrs. T. E. Bell at her hdme in Webb street this week. The Rev. Ferris of Pekin, 111., is visitipg his daughter, Jkliss Harriet Ferris bl Carroll street for a few days. Dr. L. H. Barry and' son Svilliam left yesterday for their lome . in Hot Springs, Ark., after a week's .Visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burge, at their home, in Carroll street. ", ' Miss Bessie Kasper, who has, been ill fol" several days. Is recovering nicely and is able to be out. Miss Marguerite Kasper, the oldest daughter of J. II. Kasper, is still very ill with pneumonia, at her home, 219 East State street, t Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman of Milwaukee," Wis., ' have arrived In Hammond ' to spend the winter with Mrs. Harry MasElfresh, at hjr home, 357 Cameron street. . .' . , Mri' and Mrs. Eugene Cooper and Miss Grace Houk will attend graad.

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COUNTRY " CLUBHOUSE ..... . ' Competing Aichitects Are Drawing Fine Plans For Local Country Club. The officers and directors of the Hammond Country Club have held a number of meetings recently In an efTorV to decide on the plans for the new clubhouse. It . understood that there are sev eral architects competing for the commission to draw the plans. Among them are Bump and Berry of Hammond, Beers unl Beers of Chicago and George C. Nimmons of Chicago. This competition is resultin in tha development of ome splendid ideas anil it Is expected hat Hammond will have one of the most beautiful club houses in the city when the plans are finally acceptd. . opera at the Auditorium In Chicago his evening and hear "Waukure." Mrs. Harry MacEl fresh has been ill at her home in Cameron street since last Thursday. FASHION NOTES. Large flat hats of felt and velvet have brims of fur. Girdles and sashes are often in bright colors on black and white gowns. ' The black, . steel-beaded scarf Is a charming thing and blends with every gown. The one-piece gown is much pref erred for all day time formal functions Instead of the tailored coat and skirt. Persian. silk veiled with marquisette Is used for collars, revers and cuffs on a number of cloth and satin models. Many of thei new skirts are fitted with a seam over the right hip and a long straight dart over the left hip. The new models show high walsted effects on skirts and very slightly short walsted effects on coats and cloaks. A few cape collars are being shown on auto coats, but these will not be in the height of their fashions until later j in the season. TOLLBSTON Mr. and Mrs. H. S. McCreary are the proud parents of a baby boy, born Saturday morning. , T. E. Lueeka of Hebron, Ind., was a Tolleston visitor Saturday. j Miss Meta Williams entertained at a leap year paVy, given at her home, on Chicago street Saturday -evening. There were seventeen couples present, each young lady escorting a young man there. The evening was spent In Jovial games, contests and music. A Dutch luncheon was eetved at a late hour. - j (Hy. Miller was a.Chicago visitor .Sa t-, j urday." j Mrs. E. Green and cousin, Miss Jane . Green, were Chicago shoppers today. j Mrs, J. J. Deedel was a Hobart visitor . Saturday. ' j L. R. Gile transacted business in Chicago today. Miss E. Mead returned from a few weeks visit at her home in Michigan. Howard Gile returned to Meadow Brook after spending a few weeks at his home here. Mrs. Burch of Denver, Colo., who has NEW STYLISH WAIST This extremely fitylish waist la made of either silk or linen. The large cape collar is Touched around and Is wide over the ehoulders. It la in surplice front nnd back. The waist has a laca collar and yoke, and three-quarter sleeves with ruffled cuffs.

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