Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 197, Hammond, Lake County, 9 February 1912 — Page 2

THE TRIES. Friday, Feb. 9, 1912.

Social News Hammond

A BIRTHDAY SVUPRISE. Mr. A. Dawson of 120 Clark street planned and gave a surprise for Mr Dawson last evening In honor of his thirtieth birthday. The dining room

was beautifully derated In red and d Mr. John Smith. The wins was' -ho- ti,.. Prorated with spent in music and cards. Ail departed

and red heats. A"1 lal nour isiun( ml, lwwu

served. Jtfr, more nappy mrmuajr. ,

flowers and ferns

four course , supper was

Dawson received many beautiful pres-1 eats.- Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.) F. A. Cosgrove and Fredrick.' Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Bixenman and son Archie. Mr. and Mrs. W. Schroeder and daughter Evelyn, Mr, and Mrs. C. W. Bowman, and children Loon a and . Merll Mrs. Ethel Nundorf and daughter Laurene, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Laaerman, Misses Clara and Emma Bleck. Mary Kloch, Mae llarmon, Margaret Harmon

EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! Great Slaughtering Sale on Fresh and Smoked Meats At 2 Stores ... j Hammond Meat Market 101 State Street and A-

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 (or Two Davs, Friday and Saturday, February 9 and 10

OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST

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JOH POIMX FRESH LEAF I.AKn SMALL EKESH FORK LOINS, prr pound SMALL FRESH FORK MKK l.DflHS, p-r lb . KKWH DHKSSKn STEWINU CHICKENS, MT In NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK. per ponnd SATIVK PORTERHOISE STEAK, per pound NATIVE R(HM) STEAK, per pound .FORE Qt ARTERS VEAL, per pound NATIVE LEti OF VEAL, per pound. 4 NATIVE VEAL SUOl'LDER HOA ST, x-r pound NATIVE VEAL. BREAST. wrlth poeket. per pounds.. NATIVE BEEF RIB ROAST, per pound NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, per pound

.1.00 10c :.8He 13Hc

12 12 U

12 c

1U c ...7 He

HIM) Q CARTERS SPRING LAMB, per pound.. FORE l ARTERS SPRING LAMB, per pound

per pound J4 NATIVE Bl'P COBS O S A BEEF, per pound O 74 V,

NATIVE RIB CORN BEEF, per pound (. . . .

aUWti UKtJU HAMS, 1 q 1 a per pound ,.10 '2V SMALL STRIPS NO. 1 4 0-. BACON, per pound It) 74 L. NO. I CALIFORNIA HAMS, Q per pound 7 74 i-H.HHKI, NEW CENTIKY ? Af FLOl It ...... f Tt V. 16 POI NDS GRANLLATEO Qfin SIGAH wOC FANCY NAVAL ORANGES, OQn per dosen idK

FANCY MIXED NUTS, iter uound

8 BARS SWIFT'S PRIDE Off A soap. . mO

BIRTHDAY SVRPRI9W, ' A very pleasant Surprise" party was given last evening at the home of Mrs. Alice Haney In Sibley street In honot of -the, -birthday Mrs. -,EUsbeth Barker. Thirty members of the Pythian Sisters and Daughters of Liberty were present as invited .guests. Mrs. Barker came to the Haney horn to attend a dramatic club rehearsal and was

completely surprised In finding the narlors filled with her friends. The

evening was very enjoyably spent lu music and games. A two course luncheon was served, at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Haney as hostess presented Mrs. Barker with a basket fllled:with flowers as tlie expression of esteem and love of thpse present. Mrs. Barker responded in a, very happy and pleasant manner. SLEIGHING PARTY. A most enjoyable sleighing party wa given last evening by a number of young ladles. After riding around for

a couple of hours, they drove to tho

home of Miss Emma-Apoll. Oak street, where supper was waiting for them. The rest ef the evening was spent with

music. singing ' and -dancing. Those

who attended were:. Rose Kiedroski

Romania Young, Martha, Kasper. Kate

Cicorla, Martha Cicorla, Millie Tounk ers. Julia Konkey.; Elizabeth, Heifer,

Rose Heifer. Caroline Willing, Matilda

Follmar. Lena Novak. Sophie Novak,

Freda Borman Agnes Nltz, Clara Green

Freda Oldenburg. Pauline Fandin and

Emma Apoll.

15c

Rend "The Lake County Ttmea every Prldav evening: for our Saturday speelala. Prompt delivery to all parts, of the elty. Strict attention given to all telephone orders.

101 State St Phone 100

Chas. Berendt

Hohman & Gostlin Sts. Phone 431

SOCIAL news for satcbpav. There -will be a meeting; of the member of Doreu Bbeekah Lodge Saturday evening la I. O. O. F. Mali In State street. MIa Ka 111 la Trotter will entertain the member of the P. D. P. T. I). Club at Iter home In South Ilohman ,atreet, Saturday evemls. The members of the Deborah So. eolety of the First Christian church will have a nale of home bakery In Berendt's market la State street Saturday to vrhtch the public Is Invited.

Club Meetings

A DANCE. ' One of the' prettiest dances of the winter was given by the young women

of the. O. T. -M. Club last evening In Weis Hall In State. V It wae the second party in a series at which these young people wil be hostesses this season. A number of invitation were Issued among their friends in Hammond and East Chicago and between sixty and seventy guests enjoyed the hospitality of the club members. The guests began to arrive at eight-thirty o'clock and the hours until midnight were spent in dancing. The program of dances Included the Circle Two Step

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mi food grocery

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ins in Groceries during Mill End Sale

Here is our List of Special for Evening andSaturdny Telfziihijy 10th

OSCAR F. MAYERS

HAMS

3,000 Pounds of the famous Oscar F. Mayer's Finest EDELWEISS BRAND OF HAMS, . 1 OXn per pound. . ... .... . . .......... gb They are the very finest Mild Sugar Cured Hams on the market.' (Average weight 8 to 12 pounds.)

and Robber Two Step. Reinhardt

Elster and Basil AValker directed the

music and their program was very en

Joyable. The hall was very beautifully

decorated in green and white. The lights were shaded with the colored

paper and festoons of green and white crepe paper were stretched from the

chandeliers to various parts of the hal!

The arches and windows were hung with streamers of crepe paper. In the parlors and refreshment room the same

dainty colors were used among the decorations. Frappe was served during the evening. The party was one of the prettiest of the winter and proved to

be one of the most enjoyable at which

this company' of young people have been entertained. The following Hammond and East Chicago young women were hostess at the delightful affair. Mrs. A. Storey, the Misses Dollie Gelb, Florence Stewart, Belle Routsottg. Ruth and Jane McCloskey, Jls Hickey, Elizabeth Fahey Bloomhoff, Frieda DeRolf, Lilian Meyers, Eva Nelson and Carrie Delaney.

MISS BARFIELD A HOSTESS. ' Miss Pearl Barfield delightfully entertained the mebers of the Sigma Club, at her home In Cameron street last evening. The evening .was spent In

cards a social conversation, after which

dainty course luncheon was served.

The following members were present: Misses Eva Rose, Margaret Bowen,

Hannah Grady, Albertina Kralowltz,

Mrs. WV J. Pettit. Luclnda and Pearl Barfield. All members are requested to be present at a business meeting at the home of Margaret Bowen, Monday

evening at 7 o'clock sharp.

MISS SOLOMON A HOSTESS.

The young women of the Phi Alpha

Gamma Club were delightfully enter-1

tained at the home of Miss Isabella Solomon In Michigan avenue last even

ing. The early part of the evening was

devoted to needle work after which

there was a drawing contest which

afforded pleasant entertainment. The

only honors in the game was won by Miss ' Marguerite Sohl. Musie and games were enjoyed until ten o'clock

when the hostess served her guests with a dainty two course luncheon. The Misses Olga and Hilda Wandner will be

the t hostesnes at the next meeting in

two weeks on Thursday evening, Feb

ruary 22nd at their home in Truman

avenue. They will entertain at a

thimble party. Last evening the following members met for ' their bi

monthly meeting: Misses Marguerite

Sohl, Marie and Loretta Gehring, Olga and Hilda tVandner, Caroline Hes.

Henrietta Wolf, Marguerite Haefer and

Isabelle ,Solomon.

BLOCKI THROWS

SCARE lino GARY

Injunction Notices on Offi-

, cial Bring Many HeavySighs of Relief.

Deputy Sheriff George Blockl threw scare into officialdom at the Gary

city hall this morning when he arrived

there with a valise full of legal docu

ments, it was feared that the deputy

snerirc naa come to make some more arrests, and for a few minutes many officials were trying to recall the telephone numbers of possible bondsmen. However, Mr. Blockl brought no warrants. He had a lot of injunction notices which he served on City Treasurer E. C. Simpson and others Interested. ? '. These notices come from the Tolleston Gun club and recite that on Feb. 15 it will ask Judge McMahan of the circuit court. Crown Point, to issue a temporary order, restraining the city from selling some of the club's prop

erty to pay for certain contested as

sessments.

MAfXlOHD TIIEATRF.

1 1 rfTTI MATINEE 2i89 9Be Me nd BOe. AXXXXmghT 8i15j 25e, BOe, T6e aad L.

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SUNDAY, FEB.

mwASDpSFoRTHET TIME HERE Engagement Extraordinary of the Great Emotional Actress

Catherine Countiss IN F. MARION CRAWFORD'S MOST INTERESTING TALE OF ROMANTIC ITALT

The White Sister

The Original Viola Allen Production and a cast of most unusual excellence. Irnvid Procter. John Maurice Sullivan. Isabella. Sherman, Anna Berger Price, William Belfort, Alice E. Edams, Frederick Roberts, Geo, Uunther and Others.

The same magnificent production in every respect that has played in all the leading theaters throughout the country at prices

A PLAY

OF rPLTFTINO TENDENCY THAT POINTS

A MORAL THAT EV-

ranglng from $2.00 for orchestra I ERT CATHOLIC SHOULD SEE. seats, , Interpreted by a Special Company Special Choir for the Chapel Music. RESERVED SEATS SOW !f SALE AT BOX OFFICE.

The Big Sale of CANNED GOODS now going on, per can, 8c; dozen. ... ' . Choice 3 Crown California MUSCATEL RAISINS, per pound The Large 20c Package Swift's PRIDE WASHING POWDER, now only . .

22 c

Choice Santos and Rio Coffee, per pound . . . , Kellog's Famous Corn Flakes, package

LION BRAND XXXX FLOUR . 'e-barrel sacks -barrel sacks g -barrel sacks 2 83

i Choice XXX Soda Crackers and Ginger

Snaps, per lb., 65C by the box , Fresh Baked Oyster Patties, per pound.,........,....'.....

.6c ' "-SOrt w If- MajMHracrrm HI 7- M rjfl&vmir l iQ HAHtiorto, imq a ,y .

Large Lump Starch, 4 pounds for Webb Fine Salad Oil, .pint bottles.

89c 15c 15c 16c

Lion Brand Old Fashioned Pure Buckwheat Flour, 10-lb-bags..

Lion Brand Self-Rising Pancake

Buckwheat Flour, pug., 9c 3 for

35c

e and 25c

American Family Soap, bar. . Fine Toilet Soap, .cake, q 2C and '--v-14-10 Bags Table Salt, 'bag

4c 3c 12c

Best Quality GRANULATED CANE SUGAR, per pound.

JELLO (the famous dessert) , all flavors, per package Extra fine lot of Spanish MALAGA GRAPES priced especially at only, lb

6c ...8c 12c

Another Big Lot of those Fine

CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES

every Orange guaranteed perfect, 3 dozen for 35c; each only ...

Union Brand Cali. Seeded Raisins, sold by most dealers at 15c package. Our regular price 12c, priced especially for today, 1-pound 1 flf package, at. I Uu

Saturday Specials in Candy

Pure Hoarhound Drops, regular 20c

value, per lb. . . .

12c

Chocolate Cocoanut Opera Drops, something very Ofl

fine, per lb. . .tu'

Fresh Roasted Salt

ed Peanuts, per lb ..... .

Barr's Saturday

Candy, x 50c box . . .

29c

GREAT GUNNER and PAUL POTTER

10 for 52c

Saturday Cigar Specials

OFFICIAL SEAL and LA II ARC A 10c Cigars, 5C

QUAKER BOND and xLILLIAN RUSSELL 8 for 25c

ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. A very pleasant meeting of the mem

bers of the Good Will Club took place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Smith in Kane avenue. Cards

were the principal feature of entertainment and several games of pedro were played during the afternoon. Three tables were occupied. The honors in the games were won by Mrs.

Nicholas, Mrs. Kralowetz, Mrs. Mabel Truedell and Mrs. Hill. The consolation prize was awarded to llrs. Charles Luthman. At the conclusion of the

games a dainty luncheon of two courses

was served. Covers were laid for twelve guets. The members will be

entertained by Mrs. Ethel Truedell at

her home, 106 Marble street on the aft

ernoon of February 22nd. Mrs. Tuedell

will entertain with cards. , EN JOV THE MEETING. -

A very pleasant afternoon was pent by the members of the Fern Leaf Linen

Club yesterday sr the. guests of Mrs, Charles' Miller. Mrs.' Miller entertain.

ed at the home of Mrs. Henry Burge in

Carroll street. The members met to

celebrate Mrs. 3. Dufrain's birthday an

niversary and she received several

pretty gifts in remeoabrance of the day.

Several -games of whist were , played

during the afternoon . ' Mrs.' Henry

Burge scored high and prlxes -wer als

won by Mrs.- Baughman . and . Mrs.

Walter McCumsejv The consociation

prize was awarded to Mrs. M. Penman.

Following the games a beautifully ap

pointed luncheon ot tour courses was

served at tables m : the dining room.

Pink and white carnations decorated the tables ind the flowers were given

as favprs in tra dining rpom. Mrs. Edward Murden was rameda the next hostess and she will entertain tin members at her home In 150th street,' Thursday, February 22nd. ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS.

At her home in Clinton street. Mrs. Mathias Boney was hostess and very pleasantly entertained the members of Circle No. 1 yesterday afternoon. There were many. members in attendance ot the meeting and Mrs. Boney entertain, ed several friends, not members of the society. Pedro was played progressive-, ly at small tables in the parlors, and after several games the honors were

awarded to Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Fred Humpher. The consolation prize waa awarded to Mrs. Joseph Knorzer. The

I prizes among the guests were won" by

Mrs. Joseph Weis. Mrs. W. Clark ' of Englewood and Mrs., Frank Hilbrich. A dainty luncheon was served at the conclusion of the games. The members will meet again Tuesday afternon. February 20th at the home of Mrs. George M. Eder In South Ilohman street. It will be the last meeting until after ihe Lenten season and the usual social program Will be followed.

, AW AFTERNOON MEETING. Yesterday afternoon the members of the Martha Society of the First Christian church met In the parlors of the church in Calumet avenue for their weekly business meeting. - There was a very large attendance and th ra am

bers succeeded in disposing of a great

amount of business. . Plans were com

pleted for a Xew England dinner to be served next Thursday. February 15th In the church dining room. The public Is given a cordial Invitation to attend. Other business of Interest to the members was disposed of after which the members occupied the time with their needle work. The members will meet for an all day cession next Thursday. A SIRPRISE PARTY. , The members of the M. W. G. Club delightfully surprised Mr. and Mrs. A.

H. Kale at their home In Sibley street Wednesday evenig. Various aocial games were played following which a box luncheon was served. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. Ft. H. Price, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. CroBS, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Kaje, Mrs. O. A. Lyons and Messrs. Ralph Kale, Richard Cross and

Lloyd Merrill. ' . ' , HOLD WEEKLY MEETING. , The members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Pine Street Presbyterian church met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. K. P. Jenks in Calumet avenue. The meeting day has been changed from Thursday to Tuesday for the convenience of several of the members. Mrs. C. E. Brewbaker, the prudent of the society presided during a

short business session. Several mat

ters of interst to the members came up for discussion. Following the buiness meeting the members devoted the afternoon to sewing and accomplish aj

great deal of work. Refreshments wr served at ' four-thirty o'clock. There were many' members in attend

ance at the meeting. " Announcement

wiU be made later of the next meeting.

A LEAGUE METING. An enjoyable meeting of the mem

bers of St. Paul's Lutheran League took place last evening in the school hall at the corner of Sibley street and Oakley

avenue. There were between thirty-

five and forty members In attendance and they report the meeting as having been one of the most enjoyable of the winter. The Misses Edna Euwert, Lilly Fedder, Cora Buehring and Adele Mers were hostesses. Following a short musical and literary program various games were played. At ten o'clock a daintly arranged two course luncheon was served. The members will have a business meeting on the evening of February 22nd and a larg3

lar meeting day. It will be the- last meeting until after the Lenten season. " , ' A BUSINESS MEETING. ' The Boy .Scouts of America will meet at seven . o'clock this evening in the parlors of the First Baptist church in Sibley street..' Any Hammond boys who desire to become members are Invited j

to attend this meeting. Business ot importance will be transacted and It is desired that there is a large attend- i ance f the membernbp. j DESIRE A LARGE ATTENDANCE. The members of the Knights of Honor class will meet this evening at eight o'clock in the parlors of the First Baptist church in Sibley street. A social program will follow the business meeting. A large attendance is desired at the meeting. SEWING CIRCLE METS. Mrs. Prlndle entertained the members of the Sewing Circle of All Saint

Catholic church at her home In Summer street yesterday afternoon. The afternoon was devoted to sewing and a great deal of work was accomplished. A dainty lnncheon waa served by the hostess at four-thirty o'clock. The arrangements for the next meeting were not completed but announcement of it will be made later. WILL MEET S ATTHBAY, V

Miss Kalllla Trotter will entertain , the members of the P. D. P. P. Club at her home in South Hohman street'Sat-'

urday evening. A pleasant program of games and contests has been arrange!

for the evening . "V- A SOCIAL GATHERING. Mlsa' Blanche Irish will have as her

guests this eveaing at her home in Ada street the young women of the J. F. F. ,

Club. It will be their first meotlng lit

several weeks and. the usual program of games will be followed. A THIMBLE PARTY. This evening the young women of the Bonita Chb will be entertained by Miss Madaline Gastel at her borne in Williams street. It will be a thimble party and the members will devote the evening to their needle work. ' A MISSIONARY MEETING. Mrs. George Lock 11 n will be at home to the merobera of the Woman's Jtflssionary Society of the First Presbyterian church this afternoon at her home in Warren street. The members will read and discuss the second chapter ef their text ook "Western Women In

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Photo-Plays

HIGH GRADE

WM. BINNIB la Songs CENTs ONLY er

ADMISSION

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7:30 Twice Tonight 9:00 TOSSING AUSTIN S PRY OR AND CLAIRES BILLY BROWN SWAIN'S COCKATOOS KINODROME CHILDREN'S MATINEE Tomorrow 3 P. M.

PAUL O. BERGER, D. C. CHIROPRACTOR 43S Sheridan Are. Wkltlag, lad. Phone 80-M flic Hours 10 to 12 t to 4 If you are sick and have tried every other means without relief, try Chiropractic spinal adjustments and get well

attendance Is des'red. It will be the Eastern Lands." The musical program

monthly business meeting and several Important matters will come up for discussion. 1 MRS. LACEY ENTERTAINED. Mrs. Lacey was the hostess at the meeting of , the I'ptodate. Whist CIuo last Wednesday afternoon and entertained them at her home in Claude street. Mrs. J. T. Flavin will be the next hostess and the meeting will bo held at her horned in South Hohman street on Monday. February 19th instead of Wednesday which is the regu-

wfll be given by Mrs. T. MLss Harriett Ferris.

W. Oberlln and

WILL MEET TUESDAY. The members of the art committer of the Hammond Woman's Club will meet Tuesday Instead of Monday of nekt week -at the home &f Mrs. J. J. Anderson in Ann street. Mrs. S. Rumfelt left for Downers Grove, 111. today where she will attend , a banquet honoring the high school graduates. Miss Frankalena E.

H. C. GROIIAN, 1,1. D. Physician and Surgeon ' 402 Hammond Building Phones, Bes., 242; Office, 205

Rumfelt is a member of the graduating class. Mrs. A. M. DeWeese of Rlmbach avenue will leave for Lima, O. tomorrow to spent a .week with friends and relatives. Before returning home she win be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Raymond Knoff at her home in Berne, Ind. Mrs. C. W. DeLong who has been quite ill at her home in East Sibley street is improving nlcejy. Mrs. J. W. Townsend Is reported ta be ill at her home in Sibley street. A little daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Scatena Thursday morning. Mr. Seatena Is proprietor of the White City Candy Shop at 97 Stats street. The mother and little one are reported to be doing nicely. Elmer Blocker of Crown Point was a business visitor in Hammond today. N. S. Koedyker of Griffith spent Thursday In Hacimond transacting huslnens.

MONEY SAVED IS MONEY EARNED

REPUTATION GOES A LONG WAY. WE HAVE IT, FOR SELLING FIRST-

CLASS GOODS. YOU KNOW THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.

Pounds GRANULATED SUGAR with grocery order of 1.00 or more C7A

v.... jJBVf

(meat not included)

15c

Jumbo Dill Pickles, dopen. ,

Shoestring Potato Chips, strictly fresh, as good as home made, OQi pound...... aaBiOV

Hominy, 3-pound tins, 2 for...

Best Head Rice, per lb.; 8c 5 pounds for.

Gallon Cans Syrup, " for. Karo Blue Label Syrup, 3 for.......... ......... Dutch Cleanser, ,- 3 cans for. . ., Palm OIIv Soap, . 3 bars for. 1 ....... ... .

15c 36c 32c 25c 25c 25c

10 Pounds Leaf Lard ....... Pork Loins, per pound. . .' Pork Shoulders, per pound Strip Bacon, v per poimd Plate Beef, per pound. . . Miller & Hart's No. 1 Hams, lb . . . Pickled Pigs Feet, per pound Lamb Stew, per pound . . .

1.00 14c 14k 7c 10c

Fancy Greening Apples, peck.....

Hart Brand Blackberries, just

like mother puts up, can.., Hart Brand Stowell's Evergreen Corn, 3 cans for. Potatoes, peck, 35q bushel

Webster's Canned Spinach, one of the

best brands packed, 2 cans for Best Creamery Butter, per pound

Fancy Large Ripe Bananas, per dozen Fancy Swiss Cheese, per pound. .. . .

40c

19c

25c 1.30

25c 36c 16c 20c

OLIVE BARGAIN Come on you olive lovers, you can have your fill. Call in the neighbors and still have some left: That's going some. Here's our proposition A 24-oz.

bottle, containing 60 nice, large, meaty Olives, while they last (don't miss this), bottle at

24c

578 Hohman St., Hammond

Phones I550-J55I