Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 200, Hammond, Lake County, 13 February 1912 — Page 2
Tuesday, Feb. 13, 1912WOODMEN LODGE? GIVE , AMATEUR THEATRICALS c Whiting Rink: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16th lub Meetings
THE TIME&.
lELEBHATK ASMIKHSARV. i Monday afternoon a number yf schoolmates of Louise Younger met at her home in Sibley street to celebrat her eighth birthday anniversary. Shereceived many pretty gifts from her friends In remembrance of t Ha day. The afternoon was very enjoyable spent with games and music after which refreshments were served. Those present were: Mrs. Layton. Ieta Del-mey,, Annette Guldberger. Kvelyn Thomen. Lois Garwood, Fronie Filinger. Jenni (Jlrard, Nellie Young. Lillian DeFrates, Frances Pollard. Florence Hix. Avis Ab- ; bott, -"Ella 1 lavis, Mary Matthews.' Dorothy Price and Gertrude Price. A SI HPRISK I'ARTV, ! Mrs. X. Peterson was tho guest of lienor at a party Riven last evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs. II. Monberg. 53 Doty street. The party was given to celebrate Mrs. Peterson's birthday anniversary and she received a beautiful jewel case, the fiift of the Invited guests. A very enjoyable time was spent with music and names after which a supper was served. Anions the gjestn were Mr, and Mrs. K. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cedergreen, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Luthman, Mr. and Mr. August Runbum, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carlson. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Herbst. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. N. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Jf. Monberg. the Misses May Luthman, Mabel Anderson, audia and Lillian Monberg, Messrs Charles Peterson, Car! Rundqulst, Carl Magnason, Henry, Gustav and George Anderson, Peter and Carl B'roms and Rudolph Monberg. PROGRAM IS GIVEX. The following program will be given by pupils from the vocal class of Mr. Albert "W. Cords and the elocution class of Mr. K. B. Croaier of the Gary Musical College at the First Congregational church, corner of Madison and Sixth avenues. Gary. Tuesday evening. February 13th at 8:15 o'clock. The recital is given under the auspices of the Woman's Society of the First Congregational church. Miss Lillian Spaflford of Hammond will give several numbers on the program: ' (a) "If I But Knew" i Wilson (b) "I Love You" , Greig Mr. Richard Jensen.
"Maying" Kevin Mrs. F. H. Batt, Miss Frances Batt. A Reading .""Trading A MotherMiss Eunice Ralph. J a') "I'll Sing The Songs of'Araby'VClay
SOCIAL SEWS FOR WEDNESDAY.
Mr. Atlolph Hlrirb will -entertain the member of the Jewish Ladies Aid Society at her home la Carroll ntrret Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock. The Bcmbrri of the Deborah Society of the Flrnt Christian church vrill meet for a nodal mchnIob WeilBraday afternoon In the parlor of the church in Calumet avenue. The member of the l-adtesT Guild of St. I'ani'n Kplaeopal t-nnrrh will meet In the eulld room In III m bach avenue Wednesday afternoon. The Ladle of the Knights of Columbus will meet for an afternoon card party Wednesday In the K. of C. Cliih rooma In South Hohman at reef. There will be a meeting: of the nprmhem of the I. A. to the II. of I.. K. Wednesday afternoon In the K. of p. Hall la South Ilohman street. Mrs. K. W. Hump will entertain the memb-era of the Alpha Phi Club at a Valentine party Wednesday afternoon at her home la South Ilohman street. A. meeting of the members of the ladles' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church will be held Wednesday afternoon In the aocial rooms of the church in South Hubmaa street.
' ... A.CLtW MEKT1N... The young women of the T. R. S. Club were delightfully-entertained by Miss Mary Rahen at her home in Truman avenue last evening. The members planned to meet every two weeks on Thursday evening and Miss Leah Shroyer was named as the next hostess. She will entertain on the evening of Thursday, February 29th at her homo
in Sibley street. Needle work will b" the entertainment at the meetings. Plans were made for a series of social functions to be given during the year. Arrangements were completed for th Leap Year dancing party to be given Friday evening, February 16th In the Sohut Hall In the New Orpheum Building in State street. It will be the second party to be given by this club of young women this season and It i anticipated with a great deal of pleasure. A large number of Invitation have been issued among their friends In Hammond. The evening's program will begin at eight o'clock and dancing will continue tintil midnight. After the
business meeting the guests were served with a dainty luncheon in the dining room. A SOCIAL ETERTAI.MEAT. Charles Griswold was host to a number of friends last evening and entertained them very pleasantly at his
Home talent selected from the East Chicago and the Hammond lodges of Modern Woodmen furnished Una entertainment at the Hammond theater last night, under the auspices of Eureka lodge, of Hammond. With the exception of two, Messrs. H. Urbans and Attorney Edward Schottler, who are of Hammond, all the playera In "The Forged Certificate" were East Chicagoans, and they were well received by a good sized audience which was mads up principally by Hammond people. There waa however a goodly East Chicago representation In the audience. "The Forged Certificate" Is a comedy drama in four acts, and the applause it received Indicated that the amateur
support, the stars could not have shone one the way they did. " ' Specialties a Great Hit. Th between act specialties made a great hit. The drill of the Foresters team under the direction of Captain Schottler was the subject for general commendation and admiration. Engleton and Grady ,two young Hammond men, whose team work before Hammond audiences has made them popular prpved to be a good card last night
In three different makeups, between tha
acts. They appeared first in a straight comedy stunt, then as black face comedians, and finally Engleton appeared in a female make-up and Grady In evening dress.
The whole evening's entertainment
Whiting High School. Skating before and after the game. ' - ' ADMISSION 25c Skating every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday afternoons and nigjits.
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thespians were kindly received. While! lasted two and three quarter hours, and
the arrangement of the play afforded
an opportunity to a number of the players to star, credit belongs to the entire cast, for without the splendid
everybody went home very well pleas-1
ed. The two lodges realized about a, I
hundred dollars which they will divide
equally between them.
LENT WILL
BEGIN FEB. 21 Easter Sunday, Close of the Season, Falls on April 7. The Lenten season throughout the Christian world will begin Wednesday, Feb. 21. This day is designated as. Ash
home, 742 Walter street. The party ' Wednesday by the Catholic church, was given by the members of the Young when ashes in all churches will be
blessed and distributed. In Hammond, as elsewhere, the ashes will be blessed preceding the celebration of mass on Wednesday morning, and will be dis
tributed by the priests, who will mark
Men's Bible CUas of the First Baptist church of which Mr. Grlswald is president in honor of the members of th Young Women's Class. A short musical nrfiirram waa n-lven aftr whlcn
various games were played. The serv-j the design of a cross on the forehead ing of a luncheon at ten o'clock con- , of all who go to receive it. The Lenteluded the evening's entertainment. An en season will end Easter Sunday, elaborate luncheon of four courses waa j which comes this year on April 7. nerved. The members are planning to ! r 1 : 1
have a social meeting every two weeks find announcement of the next one. will be made later. Mr. Griswold had as his guests, the Rev. Floyd Adams, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Kimball, Mr. and Mrs.
ANNOUNCEMENT. To our dear friends and neighbors and to the members of the Western Star, the Odd Fellows, the Hammond Chapter and Harbor lodge of South Chicago and the Eastern Star, the Modern Woodmen, the Knights of Pythias, the Saengerbund-Fldella, the Kneseth Israel and Jewish Ladles Aid, and the Hammond Woman's club, I wish to extend my heartfelt thanks for -their sympathy In the hour of my bereavement la the loss of my beloved husband, William SHrgiits. Also for the many floral offerings. MRS. WM. STIEGLITZ.
Cet tho Original and Genulnr HOE. LICK'S MALTED T.1 ILK Tha Food-drink for All Ages. ' For Infants, Invalids, and Growing children. Pure Nutritkn,up building the whole foody. Invigorates the nursing mother and the aged. Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form. A quick lunch preparer in a minute. Take no institute. A.Lfor HORLICK'S. Hot in Any EJIUz Trust
(b "Thee I Think of Marguerita". . , Meyer Helmund . Mr. Fred Broderick. "Spring-tide" Becker Miss Lillian Spafford. Intermission "I Hear You Calling Me" Marshal! Miss Frances Batt. "A Water Logged Town" Aldrich Mr. Oscar B. Johnson. (a) "Entreaty" . . , Wilson (b) "Molly's Eyes'" Hawley
Mr. L. B. Crozier. "An Irish Folk Song".. Foote Miss Lillian Spafford." "The Man of Sorrow" (from the Crisis) Churchill Miss Eunice Ralplj. "Hunting Song" from king Arthur) Bullard Messrs. L. B. Crozier, Albert W. Cords. 1 A BIRTHDAY PARTY.' Mrs. A. Newman very charmingly entertained a number of friends last evening, at her home on Plummer avenue. The party was given to celebrate her 60th birthday anniversary and she received many pretty gifts. At ten o'clock the guests were invited into the dining room and served with dainrt luncheon of three courses. A bouquet of roses formed the center piece for the table. Mrs. Charles Often rendered very pretty pieces on the piano and Mrs.' C. Greb sang several pretty voca'is. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Often and children Howard and Charles of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Will Zimmerman and son William. Mrs. Conrad Greb, Mr. and Mrs. William Newman and children, Mrs. Christ Graun. Mrs. H. Gruenewald, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Buzard and children, MrS. Oscar Eck land. Miss Lillian Zimmerman and Miss
A LEAP YEAR DANCE. One of the enjoyable affairs scheduled for this evening Is a Leap Year party at which the members of the Ladies' Auxiliary' will entertain the members nf
James Beilby. Mrs William McNeill and ; the Hammond Motor Boat Club at their Mrs. W. F. Mtllen, the Misses Violet j club rooms , calumet avenue. DancMlUen. Elsie Hudson, Genevtve McNeill. lng wil, be ond of th6 fea,ures of enter. Stella Schuester, Mabel Van Bodegrav- tainment and after th nr,
SPECIAL TRAIN -TO S. BEND ACCOUNT OF M'Farland-Murphy BOXING CONTEST WEDNESDAY FEB. 14th via S. SHORE LINES SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVING HAMMOND AT 6:15 P. M. E. CHICAGO 6:20 P. M. RETURNING AFTER THE FIGHT. $1.40 ROUND TRIP
East Chicago (Coliseum) Rink PROGRAM FOR WEEK THURSDAY, FEB. 1 a POLO, HAMMOND vs. INDIANA HARBOR. .FRIDAY, FEB. 16. WRESTLING. SAT., FEB. 17. ELKS BALL. SUNDAY, FEB. 18 ROLLER SKATING.
A SOCIAL, SESSION.
'The monthly social meeting of the t)eborah Society of the First Christian
church will be held Wednesday after
noon in the church parlors In Calumet
avenue. There will be a short business
cn, Edith Southworth. Clariss South-1 ,.- wilj be served It is exnected tha session when committees will be ap
worm, wiara ieaier, tinei bmitn. time manv Hammond and East Chicac-r. nM
pie will be In attendance.
Mary Newman.
ARE TOC HEADING THIS TIMES t
Porch, Leona Mastellar, Hope Ward, Gertrude Stratton. Messrs. William Reed, Walter Weith, George Johnson, Vernon Koch, Ira Ward. William Mowry, Lynn McCoy, William Raver, Julius Jones, Hugh Campbell, Wilbur Miller, Russell Burk, Harold Stratton, Carl Weiner, Verrlll, Lyons and Vern Millen. MRS. DAVIS ESTERT.USS.1 At the home of Mrs. Hill In Muenich court, Mrs. Davis was hostess and very pleasantly entertained "the members of the Fleurdells Club last evenig. The twelve club members were present and spent the evening very enjoyably. Cards were the leading feature of entertalnfiient atid pedro was played progressively"' at three tables. After several
games te onors were awarded. Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Huber, Mrs. Hoke and Mrs. Hill won the honors In the games. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Nicholas. At the conclusion of the games a dainty two course luncheon was served. The next meeting will occur on Tuesday Instead of Monday and Mrs. H. O. Toung will be hostess at her home In Douglas street. Mrs. Toung will entertain with cards. MRS H1KSCH A HOSTESS. , Mrs. Adolph Hirsch will be at home to the members of the Jewish Ladles' Society Wednesday afternoon, February Hth at her home In Carroll street. The meeting Is called for two o'clock and the members are asked to be prompt. Dr. Schanl'arber of Chicago will.address the member. His talk Is anticipated with a gseat deal of Interest and pleasure. It Is desired that there are many to hear him.
pointed who will have charge of the
j work during the next few weeks. Re
freshments ill be served.
The QHent Is the title of the piece on the rear wall of our dining room. Enjoy a good meal while vou view it. WE CATER RESTAURANT 90 State Street HAMMOND, IND.
ISSI B INVITATIONS. Invitations are being Issued this
week by the members of the social com
ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS.
At her home In Rlmbach avenue, Mrs.
mlttee of the Hammond Lodge of Elks Fred Humpher will entertain the mem
for their pre-lenten dance to be elven Ders OI lne Lnma c"IU0 tnis evening
at the Masonic Temple in Muenich The members will be entertained with
Court Tuesday evening. February 20th. car3s ard progressive pedro wilt be
Several hundred Invitations will be Is-' Pla'ed a three tables.' It Is the week sued to the members and their friends ( ly cluD meeting. in Hammond and this vlclnty. Dancing! will beein at eia-ht thirtv o'clock. A THIMBLE PARTY. ,
A BRIDGE PARTY. Bridge whist will be played progressively by the members of 'the Inter Sa Club this evening at the home of Miss Agnes Mfeikle In South Hohman street. It Is the evening for their weekly club meeting.
A VALENTINE PARTY. Mrs. Peter Crumpacker, Mrs. W. G. Paxton and Mrs. Jeannle Sawyer wilt be hostesses at the meeting of the Women'! Auxiliary to the University Club this afternoon in the University club rooms In South Hohman street. They will entertain at a Valentine
party and the entertainment will be
"Hearts." The games began at two thirty o'clock. K. OF C. LADIES MEET.
The ladles of the Knights of Colum
bus will have a meeting Wednesday afternoon In the K. of C. Club rooma
In South Hohman street. It will be on
of their social session and the guests will play cards during the afternoon. Progressive pedro will be played at several small tables. It will be the last
meeting until after the season of Lent.
Miss Hulda Klein will have as her
guests this evening at her home In Con-
key avenue, the young women of the
N. X. Kmbroidery Club. Needle work
and music will be the diversion. Only the club members will be in attendance
at the meeting.
A OTIDV MEETING.
The home of-Mrs. J. J. Anderson In
Ann street will be the scene of the meeting of the art committee of the Hammond Woman's Club this after
noon. It Is the bi-monthly meeting
postponed from Monday to Tuesday aft
ernoon for the convenience of the members. The study in "Ceramic Art" and
a very Interesting program has been
prepared. Mrs. Anderson Is Chairman
of the day's program committee.
HOLD WEEKLY MEETING. Mrs. George Arthur and Mrs. E. P.
Ames will be hostesses at the meeting :
of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon In the church parlors In South Hohman street. The members will devote the afternoon to their sewing.
7:30 TWICE TONIGHT OiOO SAMAY0A The European Wonder In his ensatlonal cloud swing. The most daring act without nets in vaudeville. MIMIC FOUR KEITH & KERN AN. OSCAR MANN
HAMMOND THEATRE PHONE 63 TONIGHT Doora Open 7iOO First Play 7:3
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WM. 13 IN ME In Sobei
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Photo-Plays
DUFFNER IS BACK
FROM THE WEST,
Henry W. Duff ner, agent of the '
Nickel Plate railroad, who Is spending i
several weeks on the Pacific coast, la j preparing to return to his desk and la expected back by the last of this week
or early next week. Cards to his friends here from the Catalina Islands,
Cal., say that their suspicions as to
him returning with a bride are unfounded. Mr. Duffner went on his win
ter vacation on the 19th of last month.
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Photoplays Resumed.
I he Hammond theater will, commencing tonight, resume the giving of three fjhotoplays and for tonight's bill will have a complete comedy showing, presenting "Just a Bad Kid,", "A Friend to the Children" and "The Man With
the Puppets." It will be the policy of
Manager Kingwill to make his photo
plays practically a comedy show although he will at various times introduce scenic and topical subjects with not over one drama per night. We believe this arrangement will appeal to the lovers of motion pictures, who rec
ognize that tTie best photoplays are given at this theater, with its large capacity and splendid ventilation. Mr. William Binnle, who has been making a hit with popular and classical songs, will continue as soloist, often appearing in costume, a feature which is always being appreciated. The, usual charge of five cenis will prevail.
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the sale with a moral
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NEW GOODS OPENED UP EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY Remember these Factory Left-Overs are Splendid Goods, lots that were too small for the selling force to sample, and the values are wonderful.
; TOE WHITE STOIRE --V J. J. Cohen, Mgr. Tbwle Opera House Block Hammond
Democratic Meeting. Kvery good democrat In Hammond who is desirous of seeing a live democratic club In the city. Is requested to be at the organization meeting which will be held on Sunday .afternoon in the First National bank hall on the third floor. The officers are to e elected at that time and other organization work undertaken. Oscar Plageman, who has been most instrumental in getting the club under way, is out these days rounding up all the democrats to Interest them in the movement, and the assurances that he has promises success. '
Another Home Talent.
Lovers of amateur theatricals who enjoyed "Flnnigan's Fortune," which was given last year with groat success by members of All Saints' church, will have an opportunity again this year to see the same players and a few additional stars in another home talent play entitled, "Shamrock and Rose." Rehearsals have been under way for some time, and already the playera are in good form. " The play Is to be given in the week preceding St. Patrick's day. EfZEJii CURED IN 10 TO 30 DAYS. The Paris Medicine Co., 2624 Tine street, St. Louis, Mo., manufacturers of Laxative Bromo Quinine, have a new and wonderful discovery, GROVE'S SA-NARE CUTIS, which they guarantee to cure any case of ECZEMA, no
matter of how long standing, in 10 to SO daya. ' This ointment Is perfectly clean and does not stain. If your druggist hasn't it, send us 60c. in postage tamps and it will be sent by mall. After using the treatment, if you are not entirely satisfied, notify us, and we will immediately refund your1 money. Any druggist will tell you that we will do exactly what we say.
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