Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 1, Hammond, Lake County, 3 February 1912 — Page 2
THE TIITES.
February 3, 1912. . "Pt..iCESS PAT" RECFPTION HAT
A SOCIAL KTERTAUHENT. , Mr. and Mrs. Claude 1. ralmer were host and hostess at one of the most delightful parties of the week end last evening at their home in May street. Their guests wero all friends in the neighborhood who met and enjoyed various social (fames and music. Mr. Klnsey entertained with several pretty clarinet selections. Following the program a dainty two course luncheon wa served. The- covers were laid at several small tables in the parlors. Among th; guests at the entertainment wre Mr. and Mrs. John M. Stinson. Mr. and Mrs.
John Jones. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Stinson,!
Mr. and Mrs. C. 1 Klnsey, Mr. and Mrs. Wr.liam Ford, Mr. and Mrs. I). E. Boone. Mr. and Mrs. J. Floyd Irish, Dr. and Mrs. J. Arthur lavis, Mr. and Mrs. U. IT. Price. Mr. and Mrs. O. t. Appleyard, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gero. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Stiver, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Palmer. Mrs. Kllen Davis of Indianapolis, Mrs. A. C. McMahon and Miss Iytta Mo-Mahon.
SOCIAL NEWS FOR MOM DAY.
MIsh Beatrice Ilnautrn will eater, tula the Beta Alpha Tib ajrla at her home. It Rtnibneh avenue, Monday evening. The member of the FleiirdeH Club wll be entertained by Mr. Travers at her home In South Hob. mm utret, Monday evening. " There Mill be a meeting of the members of Vnltr Council Knight of Colnmhua Monday evening In the K. of C. Club room In South Honan street.
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A SI R IRI S K PA HTY. The members of the Eyelet Embroidery Club had another of their pleasant meetings yesterday afternoon. The party was given as a surprise to. Mrs. Harrison II. Cappis at her home In West Hammond and was planned in celebration of the first anniversary of the organization of the club. The members were, all present with the exception of Mrs. J. C. Iavene who is spending the winter in California. The invited guests were Mrs. Anna Hess, Mrs. J. J. Rahen and Mrs. W. Patterson. An enjoyable time was spent socially in conversation and several of the guests de-oted the afternoon to their needle work. At four o'clock a beautifully appointed four course luncheon was served. A bouquet of pink and white carnations
decorated the table. The arrangements for the meotlng in two weeks were not completed but announcement orit will be made during the coming week. Mrs. Fred Prechtel. Mrs. Walter Lanborne Mrs. I J. Haefer, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Clyde Petrle and Mrs. II. H. Cappis were the- members present. " '' AS' AFTERXQOX PARTY. " A very pretty party was given by Mrs. W. A. Buchanan at her home in South Hohman street yesterday In honor of the members of the Alpha Phi Club. It was the afternoon for their regular bi-monthly meeting and all the members were present-with the exception of three who were detained on account of ilness. The guests enjoyed the social diversions, usually a feature -of the meetings. They devoted the afternoon to their needle work and music until four o'clock when refreshments wera served. A beautifully appointed luncheon of three courses was served at the small tables. Mrs. E. W. Bump will entertain, the club members at a Valentine party Wednesday afternoon, February 14th at her home in South Hohman street. There . ill be no club meeting In two weeks on Friday which Is the regular meeting day.
MEETINU WAS POSTPONED. The girls of the Bonita Club postponed the meeting which was announced to take place last evening on account of Illness among the members, 'a meeting may be arranged for Friday evening. February 9th and definite announcement of it will be made later. Miss Madaline G.-istel of Williams street will be the next hostess and will entertain at a thimble party. WILL, MEET FRIDAY. Xext Friday evening, February 9th Miss Blanche Irish will entertain the young women, of the J. F. F. Club ar her home in Ada street. The evening will be devoted to games and contests and a pleas.tnt social time is anticipated. There was no meeting last evening which was the evening for the regular meetng. . POSTPONE THE MEETING. The grls of the A. B. C. Club postponed the meeting which was announced to take place last evening, he announcement of the next meeting has no, been made but it is expected that it will occur Friday evening, February 9th. The hostess wil be named later. AX AFTERNOON' PARTY. Mrs. George Dobbins was hostess at a thimble party yesterday afternoon be
tween the hours of two and five o'clock at her home in Doty'street. Her guests
were the members of the Colonial Club who meet for their regular bi-monthly meeting. Mrs. R. B. McAleer was tha
invited guest of the hostess. It was
the regular bi-monthly meeting postponed from Thursday to Friday for the convenience of the members. A pleasant $ime. was spent In conversation an!
music? -''Nee&le work was one of the features of entertainment. At four o'clock a dainty- luncheon of " two
courses was served. Mrs. W.VF. Brunt
will entetraln the members at their next meeting in two weeks, Thursday afternoon, P'ebruary 13th at her home in Mason street. - A BVSIXESS MEETIXG. The members of the W. C. T. U. met for an 'Important business session yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ida Fryar In Indiana avenue. It was the regular bi-monthly meeting and the usual number of members were in at
tendance. Plans were completed for
the Silver Medal Contest to be given
Friday evening, February 9th at the
First M. E. church in Russell street. The public Is given a cordial invitation
to attend. The evening s program
promises to be a. very enjoyable. Othei
routine work was disposed of after
which a short time was spent socially.
During the social hour the hostes. served her guests with dainty refresh
ments. Announcement will be made of the next regular . meeting to be held
Friday, February 16th. A STVDY MEETING. ' The members of the history commit
tee of the Hammond Woman's Club will
be entertained by Mrs. Giles Warner at her hoe in Carroll street. Monday afternoon. It Is the afternoon for the
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The study will be "Russian Literature."
A very interesting program has been prepared for the afternoon. '
the Riverside School held their regular monthly me-tting at 'three o'clock yesterday afternoon in the school hall. Although tha weather was rather severe, there was an exceptionally large attendance of members. There were between seventy-five and one hundred members present. The meeting was on of the largest and most Interesting of the year. The Rev. Charles Albert Smith rector of St. Paul's Eplscopat church gave a splendid talk on "Tha Benefits to be derived from our Public Library" and urged that the mother and teachers encourage the young people to patronize the library. He explained that the IJbrary Board Is particularly interested in the selection f books for children and that the members hope in the near future to have a special room fitted up for their books and to be used as a reading room. The remainder of the program was as follows:
Fiano Solo ...Mrs. William Lucht
Kindergarten drill. Recitation... ". . . . Robert Scherer
Piano Duett
Grace Mulr and Marion Eckman
Song Camilla Pick Song Gladys Smith
MRS. HOHMAN ENTERTAINS. The members, f the Marqtiette Club
met at the home of Mrs. Charles G. Hohman in Mason street yesterday afternoon for their regular bi-monthly meeting. Mrs. John McDermott and Mrs. E. R. Dlsbrow of Chicago were the out of town members present. Mrs. Hohman entertained with cards and
bridge whist was played, at four tables. After several games the honors were
awarded. Mrs. T. W. Oberlin scored high and the second honors were won by Mrs. B. L. P. Belt At the conclusion of the games a luncheon was served. The refreshments were served in three courses. In two weeks on Friday afterioon, February 16th Mrs. Jeanle Sawyer will entertain at a bridge party at her home in Clinton street. It will be the last meeting before the Lenten season. A BRIDGE WIHST PARTY. Bridge whist was played progressively by a number of young women who gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman in Ann street last evening. Two tables were occupied and after several games dainty refreshments were served. The hostesses and guests included the following Hammond young women, the Misses Ada McKnight. Alice Nooney, Bertha and Beatrice Hansen, LeMyra Gillls, Belva Burt, Florence Dolph and Elizabeth Wagonknechl. A CONCERT.
The fourth in the series of entertainments to be given under the auspices of the Hammond Woman's
Club will occur Tuesday evenlg, Feb
ruary 6th. The members of the Eng
lish Opera Company will give their en
tertainment In the First M. E. church in Russell' street. In the company ara
Walter Flora," tenor, Charlotte: Simpson, dramatic soprano, G. Ethel Hlrt, meiiosoprano, Harry C. Lombard, bartltone and Earl Foreman, pianist. Their programs embrace scnes from the Popular Operas, in costumes. Grand Operas, in costumes, gypsy scenes, sailor scenes, selections fro mthe oratorio and popu-
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lar selections. It is expected that tha concert will be well attended. WOMAN'S CIA-'B MEETING. The members of the Hammond Woman's Club are meeting this afternoon in the auditorium of the First Presbyterian church in South Hohman street.
It is the regular bi-monthly meeting to which all the members are invited and it was desired that many attend as a
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very interesting program has been pre - i pared. A talk on Woman Suffrage will be a feature of the program. A speak- ' er from Chicago has been engaged for the afternoon. The members of the literature committee of which Mrs. Richard O. Winckler is chairman will have charge of the meeting. The members of the executive board of th Hammond Woman's Club were requested to meet at two-thirty o'clock for a
short business session. MOZART CUB MEETING. Mrs. C. G. KlngwiU will entertain the members of the Mozart Club at her home in Williams street this evening. It is the regular bi-monthly meeting and is called for eight o'clock. It has been decided by the members not to extend invitations to their friends t. attend the meetings In the future on account of the large membership. "American Composers" will be studied and a very delightful musical program has been arranged. . Mrs. J. 15. Ebrlght of Ogden street was removed to St. Margaret's hospital last Wednesday where she submitted to a very serious operation Thursday. There is a Blight improvement in her condition today although she remains very ill and her condition is considered serious. Mr. and Mrs. v W. n. Dobbie. 3523 Grapevine street, Indiana Harbor were visitors in Hammond Friday. Miss Maude Smith of Waltham street will spend the week end visiting frlend3 and relatives in Niles, Mich. Miss Emma Huehn of Logan street will tpend Sunday in Woodlawn the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. IX. Stewart, Tfte Misses Alys Hess and Lyd Muenleh 'will attend the matinee in Chicago this afternoon. Miss Florence Miller of Carroll street is spending the week end with friends in Chicago. Folo tonight, at East Chicago Rink. Price 25c it m 1 "
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