Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 7, Hammond, Lake County, 16 March 1912 — Page 2

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MIVMHOtK PAKTV. Mr. and Ms, J. W. Curtis were host and hostess to a number of their friends and entertained them very delightfully at a shamrock party last evening- at their home, 343 Eat State street. The home was prettily decorated with cut flowers and a profusion of greenery to carry out a color scheme , of preen and white suggestive of St. I'atrlck's Iay." Music and games were the direrslons and at ten o'clock a supper' was served. Mrs. Curtlss was assisted by Miss Mao Hubbard- Mr. and Mrs. Curtlss had as guests: Mr. an i Ms. Peterson, Mr. and Ms. Hirsch. Mr. and Mrs. TlundV. Mr. and Mrs.- Fleck. Mr. and Mrs. Uabcock. Mr. and Mrs. Harmon. Mr. ami I Mrs. Hesterman. Mrs. S-tratton. Mrs. Abbott. Mrs. Haliburton. ,r. u , .Mice uutnp, ertruae istratton. iir-1 trude l:unde, Mae Hubbard. Margaret Fleck. Glayds Stratton, ' Myrtle Itunde, Lillian Hirsr-h, Marion Peterson. Florence . Hesterman. Messrs. William IHrsch, AVilliam Hesterman, Clarence Hesterman, Smith. K. Bunde, Wilbur Killer and Walter Bunde. V CIUI.DltKVS PnTV. Mrs. Cral K. Nelson very charmlr.Kly entcrtained a number of children this afternoon between the hours of three .and five o'clock at her home, 108 Williams street. The party was given to I celebrate the third birthday anniversary of her little son, Richard. The little people spent the afternoon very enjoyably with srames after which they ; were served with dainty refreshments. Mastar Kichard received many pretty Kifts from his little friends in remem brance of the day. Those present were Kleanor and John Shanklin, Arlene , Iavis. Jean and Marion Cunnigham, , Oertude Neat. THla Fischer. Hagner Jamieson and Robert and Richard Nel- , son. A PRETTY PARTY. One of the prettiest parties of yesterday was that at which Mrs. Robert Gillis was hostess and entertained the 'members of the Alpha Phi Club at her home in Rimbach avenue. The guests were delightfully entertained with music while they devoted the early hours of the afternoon to their needle -"work. Several beautiful"7 selections were played on1 the Victrola. At five o'clock the guests were .Invited Into the dining room for luncheon. Refreshments were ' served in three courses. The table was daintily appointed in yellow and white and the room was beautiful with spring flowers and greenery used as decorations. A bouquet of jonquils and white roses decorated the center of the table. In the parlors the flowers were Jack roses. The members remained as Mrs. Gillis guests until evening when they formed a party at the Orpheum thea ter. In two weeks on "riday afternoon, March 29th Mrs. B. W. Childlaw will entertain the members of the club at a thimble party at her home in State street. . mm AN EVEMSO PARTY. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Zoll entertained the members of the T. R. S. Club and a few other young people very pleasantly last evening at their home in Doty street." The time until ten-thirty o'clock was spent enjoyably with games and contests after which a dainty three course luncheon was served. The table was prettily appointed in green and yellow. A bowl filled with yellow daffodils decorated the center of the table. Place cards were laid for eight guests. The individual favors at each cover were sugestive of St. Patick'a Day and were in keeping with the decorative scheme. In the parlors crepe paper decorated the chandeliers and the colors were attractively, carried out in green and white. Mrs. Zoll and Mr. Miller entertained with music. Several games of pedro were played during the evenlg and the honors were won by Miss Leah Shroyer and Mr. Al Miller. In another contest arranged for the guests entertainment Miss Arleigh Tieche won the honors. The arrangements were not made for the next club meeting but announcement of it will be made next -Week. HONOR MRS. STICKER, In honor of Mrs. Stucker of Macomb, HI., who Is visiting Mrs. George Chapin at her home in Carroll street, Mrs. Hay M. Chapman was hostess to a small company -of friends at a' bridge party last evening. Four tables were occupied. High score was made by Mrs. ''Fred C. Crumpacker. After five games a luncheon was served., Covers were laid for Ms. Stucker of Macomb, 111.; Miss Smith of New York City: Miss AT FOUNTAINS. HOTCCS. OR ELSEWHERE Get tho Original and Genuine MALTED MILK The Food Drink for All Ages RICH MUX HALT GRAIN EXTRACT. IN rOWDE Not in any Milk Trust CW Insist on -HORUCK'S'! Take a packai bom

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SOCIAL. SliWS FOR MONDAY. The members of the history committee of the Hammond Woman's Club will meet at the home of Mm. Carl Kaufman la South Hohmau street. .Monday afternoon at twothirty o'rlork. There will be a meeting- of the membera of the alumni association of the Hammond blah aehool Monday evening; In the assembly room of the Central building. ummuuui : 0.Laushtn of Waukesha Wis.; Mrs. H. , ,, .... ,7,. ' , i( - Grom4n' Mrs George Chapmaln. Mrs. Patton, Mrs. August Schneider, Mrs. Victor Dyer, Ms. Fred Crumpacker, Mrs. Walter Smith, Miss Irene Mott, Miss Mae Nelson, Miss Florence Lover idge. Miss Muriel Wilcox and Ml is Alice Holm. A IIRIDGE PABTY. Mrs. Lawrence Becker and Misa Inez i,iun are entertaining menas at a. bridge party this afternoon from tw to five o'clock at the home of Mrs Beefier, S3 Rimbach avenue. A STEHEOPTICAX LECTIKE. The Rev. Floyd II. Adams, pastor of the First Baptist church will give a stereoptican lecture Tuesday evening, March 19th at the church in Sibley street to which the public Is given a cordial invitation. His subject will be "A Trip to The Holy Land" and the lec ture will be illustrated with sixty colored slides. The lecture will begin promptly at eight o'clock. No admiasion will be charged. A STIDY MEETING. The home of Mrs. Carl Kaufman, in South Hohman street, will be scene of the next meeting of the history committee of the Hammond Woman's club Monday afternoon, March t at 2:30 o'clock. The study will be Siberia, and a very interesting program has been prepared. Mrs. V. It. Spellman is chairman of the program committee for the day. Mrs. Kaufman is chairman of the social committee. The following program will be given: Vocal Selection Miss Harriet Ferris. Paper: "Kxpanslon of Russia to the East" Mrs. Robert Armstrong. Paper: "Trans-Siberian Railway," written byMrs. W. IL Gostlin, Jr., and read by Mrs. Julius Dunslng. Reading MIs3 Beatrice Eisner. A BUSINESS MEETING. An important meeting of the members of the Aalumni association of the Hammond high school will be' held Monday evening, March 18, in the assembly room of the Central building. Plans will be made for the annual banquet to bi given in June. A BRIDGE DINNER. Mr. and Mrs. It. O. "Wlnckler will be host and hostess to the members of the Evening Bridge club at a 7 o'clock dinner this evening at their home in Mason street. The hours following the dlnnner will be devoted to cards and brdge whist will be played at three tables. MOZART CM'B MEETING. The members of the Mozart club will meet with Mrs, Lawrence Becker, at her home, 33 Rimbach avenue, at 8 o'clock, this evening. The evening will be devoted to- the study of Grieg and several of his compositions will be played. A very excellent program has been prepared for the evening, and a large attendance of the membership is desired. ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. The members of the Friday After noon Club met with Mrs. H. Hill at her home In Muenich Court yesterday aft ernoon and had a very enjoyable time. Pedro was played progressively t three tables and after seven games the honors were awarded. A dainty two course luncheon was served at fou: o'clock. Next Friday afternoon Mrs Kennedy will tntertaln the members at her home In Rimbach avenue. The following are members of the newly organized social club: Mesdames Flavin, Mouch, Hill, Kennedy, Beechler, Franks, Lloyd, Mann, Kolk, Baughman and Walsh. POSTPONE THE MEETING. The members of the Mother's Club o the Washington school decided to post pone the meeting which was announc ed for yesterday afternoon. The meet ing will take place on the afternoon of March 22nd and the program will be gin promptly at three o'clock. During the business session plans will be completed for the musical to be given in the near future. Several other mat ters wil be discussed. A potted plant will be given the room having the larg est attendance of mothers at the meet ing. A SOCIAL GATHERING. The members of the Good Boys Pleasure Club were entertained by Ed ward Hess at his home in Michigan avenue last evening. Games and con tests were enjoyed during the early evening after which there was a "taffy pull." Lloyd Hess w-111 entertain the members at their next meeting. Those present n-eve Renner Hoffman, Oscar Well, Arthur and Wilfred Wolters, Harold Miller, Lionell Melres, Lloyd Hess and William Vogt. AN ENTERTAINMENT. The children of room 7 of the Wal lace school will give an entertainmen Monday evening, March ISth in th school hall to which they cordially in vite the public. They will have home made candy for sale. Tho young peo-

When Mm. Maeterlinck, wife of the famous playwright, arrived in New York the other day, aha was wearing a three-carat diamond between her eyebrows. American society women are adopting the fad. This photograph shows how a diamond will look adorning the brow of a beautiful woman. pie nope in realize a nice amount a the proceeds will be used to purchase pictures for the school room. The entertainment was planned for last even ing but had to be postponed on account of the disagreeable weather. EXTERTAINMENT. An entertainment of Monday evening. March 18th which will attract mapy Hammond people will be given by the members of the Senior Class B. of the First Congregational church in the social rooms of the church. Mrs. J. A. Tweedel is the class teacher. Tickets are being sold for the entertainment and debate and the young people hope to realize a nice sum to be used for the benefit of the church. The following program has been pepared: Song Clasa Reading. Esther Blair Piano Selection ..Grace Jenkins Debate "Resolved That Women Should Vote" Reading Mrs. J. A. Tweedel Pantomine "Mrs. Hamilton Entertains Callers" Piano Selection. .Miss Florence Henry Song Clas3 SHAMROCK PARTY. Mrs. Alvin Tfeffer wil entertain the members of the Woodmen Circle at a Shamrock Tarty this afternoon from two to live o'clock at her home in East Sibley street. ; MEETISG WAS POSTPONED. The meeting of the Parents lub of the Irving school which was announc d would take place yesterday after noon in the school hall was postponed on account of the storm. The meeting will take place next Friday afternoon. March 22nd at three o'clock. "Garden lng" will be discussed by the members and a short program of musical and literary numbers will be given by the children of the fifth grade. PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED. The Mother's Committee of the Ham mond Woman's Club have prepared the program for the meeting to take place this afternoon at three o'clock in the auditorium of the First Presbyterian church In South Hohman street. Dr. Mary E. Jackson is chairman and Mrs. E. A. Weeks is vice chairman of the committee. They have arranged a very interesting program for the afternoon The musical program will be given by Miss Grace Jenkins, Miss Lillian Dixon and Mrs. S. H. Manchee. Miss Dixon will play a group of violin selections. Miss Dixon who is from East Chicago will be one of the instructors in the new Hammond school of music. Mem bers of the club have been chosen to represent mothers of modern and anci ent history in living pictures. AN AFTERNOON PARTY. Mrs. Victor Dyer will entertain the members or the Embroidery Club at an afternoon thimble party Tuesday at her home in South Hohman street. The guests will devote the afternoon to their needle worn, xne meeting wis postponed from Monday, the regular meeting day. , A CARD OF THANKS. We wish to extent our. heatfel thanks to our neighbors, friends and relatives, also the Rev. Theodore Clau and the employes of the Specialty Un derwear Company for their kind assist ance and floral offerings In our sad be reavement during the death of ou twin daughters, Luella and Louise and the sickness of our daughter Cornelia MR. AND MRS. STOCKER AND CHIL DREN. Dr. Robinson of the McCormick Theological seminary of Chicago will preach at the First Pr3byterian church at both the morning and evening Sun day services. Colonist Low Fares In March and April Northwest West Southwest Full particulars free at any Ticket Office of Pennsylvania Lines

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Mrs. Herman Berlin still remains ery ill at her home, 345 Kane avenue. Mrs. J. B. I Hinds of Doty street will spend the week end with friends in Kankakee, 111. Miss Mae O'Laughlin of Waukesha, Wis., is visiting Miss Mae Nelson, at her home, in South Hohman street. Mrs. Archie Chave and son Bertram eft for their home in Montreal yes terday after a few weeks' visit with Mrs. A. E. Merryweather and Miss Myrtle Merryweather, at their home, in South Hohman street. Mrs. Chave came to Hammond from the south, where she spent the winter. ILodge Assemblies The members of Dorca3 Rebeckah lodge will meet for a short business session this evening, following which the members of the Dorcas club will entertain with a St. Patrick's day social In I. O. O. F. hall, in State street. The Pedro will be played and several prizes will be awarded in the games. The evening's program will be very enjoyable. The members of Hammond Hive Xo. 3, L. O. T. M., met in the K. of P. hall, in South Hohman street, last evening, for their regular bi-monthly meeting. The usual program was followed. A social hour was enjoyed following the business meeting. The members will meet again in two weeks on Friday evening, March 29. There will be a meeting of the mem bers of the Hammond chapter of East ern Stars this evening in the K. of P. hall, in South Hohman street. The mem bers will remain after the business meeting to enjoy a social hour. The social hour will be made a feature of one meeting each month in the future. Three Great Features. The Orpheum bill this week contains three features that are alone worth the price of admission. Conrad and Monettl, comedy acrobats, are not so funny, but they do on of the most thrilling stunts that has ever been seen in vaudeville. Falling off from a chai set on four tables piled, one on top of the other, is a stunt that makes women gasp and men catch their breaths. Slrazal,& Ilazall, in a little one act comedy entitled the "Music Publisher," use that as the medium for exhibiting a great deal of talent. The musician at the piano covers up some mighty clever work w-ith the comedy of the act. One of the best features of the show, and one that always calls for vigorous applause is the Brooklyn Harmony Four. This Is a quartet of four young men who certainly can sing. MAY IRWIN TOMORROW The Hammond theatre has a steller attraction for tomorrow night in May Irwin In "She Knows Better Now." Miss Irwin is said to be the funniest woman in the world and she probably is. For years she has been making metropolitan audiences laugh, and it was only by chance that Manager Klngwell was able to secure a booking of her show in Hammond. From present indications the house will be sold out. The company she carries is a real May Irwin company, and a big laugh is in store for everybody who sees the performance. . Miss Irwin has just finished an engagement in Chicago, where her new play -was 'a great success". When Miss Irwin was in vaudeville she was one of the nignebt salaried women on tho

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stage. She has gone back, to the legitimate, however, and is making a bigger hit than ever. "She Knows Better Now" Is her newest medium for fun making. EAST CHICAGO JBTJYS PARK The East Chicago Baseball association is now an Incorporated body owning property. The ball club has purchased ground for a park which will be put in shape as soon as the weather will permit, an,i the club Intends to go into baseball with even more enthusiasm than characterised it last year. The park comprised seven and onehalf acres and is located at the northeast corner of Forsyth avenue and 141st street. It is bounded on the north by 140th street, south by ltlst street, east by the alley running north and south between Olcott and Tod, and west by Forsyth avenue. The tract Is the same size and shape as the ball park at Indiana Harbor. The committee on grounds is already at work arranging for the purchase, of material for the fence and grandstand and as soon as the snow is off the j ground and the ground is in condition ' for the digging of holes for the fence posts, the fence will be built and the grand stand erected. The exact location of the grand stand has not been definitely decided upon, but It will probably occupy the northwest corner of the tract, at Forsyth and 140th street. The incorporation papers were sent to Indianapolis today, the Incorporators being the officers and directors of the ball club. TOLLESTOU Fred Layfield of Chicago will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. James over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Dennlson were called to Joliet to visit Mrs. Dennlson's mother, who Is very 111. Mrs. Emery and daughter of Michigan will be the guest of Mrs. W. Hulbert for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. McCreary have removed to Fort Wayne, Ind. Miss Emma Conrad of East Side Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Conrad on Grace avenue. Mrs. 1 W. Kramer has returned from several weeks' visit with relatives In Eiwood, Ind. James Apt will spend the week end In Valparaiso. Miss Hazel Robinson will spend Sunday in Chicago. Mrs. J. J. Deedel spent the day in Hobart. Miss Carrie Reeberger is spending the week end at her home In Crown Point. HOBART MAN FINDS PEARL II. E. Lemster came to this city from Hobart yesterday and brought with him a fine speciment of a pink pearl, which he found two weeks ago In Deep river. The jewel was taken from an ordinary clam shell. Is perfectly round, and the Jeweler to whom the man took the pearl for Inspection estimated Its Value at $75, and said there was a possibility that the find was worth twice that amount. Mr. Lemster left the pearl with the Lowensteln Jewelry section and it will be taken to Chicago within a few days to be examined by an expert, after which the actual value of the gem will be made known to the finder. Valparaiso Messenger. Tou will say that a La Vendor cigar cannot be beat, if you try one. THEKE'9 A CHANCE THAT TOO OUGHT NOT TO FOSTPOXBJ THAT -SHOPPING" ANY LONGER. READ THE TIMES' ADS AND IEB V THIS U KOT SO.

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