Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 8, Hammond, Lake County, 23 March 1912 — Page 2

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; tiiimkm: imhta. Mrs. ItuUt-rt M. Harrington was liosl ess nt n IlilmWe psrly ypetfrday aftfllioon between tlje hours of two ami fivo o'clock t her home, 14," May street and delightfully ntertainod a torn-I-any of twelve friends in the i e'ghliorhoo..1. The nut-sin t!rvvitet the e.iriy hourg of the afternoon to neeille work and music follov.inu- which u buffi

luncheon was served. Mrs. Harrington hd as RUtM: .Mrs. J. A. Ha via, Airs. Holt. Mrs. I. M. Sears. Jits. A. t Mc'JUIuxi, Mrs. Ku!p" Kohbins, Mis. Homer Hranch. Mrs. O. D. Appleyuiil. Mrs. Severs. Mrs. Booth. Mrs. Ford, Mrs. C. H. Stiver, Mrs. 1). K. Koone an,l Mis Agnes Nelson of New York City. t ttlKTIIUW TARTY. Mr. and Mrs. Y.,A. Williamson, 2i0 North Hohman street, celebrated the 40th anniversary of their birth, Monday evening, March 18th. A most enjoyable eveninjc wss spent by their many friends until a late hour when a dainty three course lunch was served. HKCIPItOCITV IEF.TI(i. The Hammond Womtn'i Club will entertain all of the Women's Clubs of Lake County on the afternoon of March 30th in the auditorium of the A.incoin-jerrerson college or Law at 2:J0 o'clock. Kach club will be represented on -the program by one of its members. The program will consist of music and papers on the following subjects: "Club Women In Civic Life," "Club "Women In The Home", "Club Women In Politics" and "Opportunities of Lake Coxinty Club Women." As there are over three hundred club women in Lake County, It Is expected the "Reciprocity Meeting;." will meet with much 'favor, in that it w ill brinikf together the club women of the county to discuss subjects they study in common. All of the departments of the Hammond Club are assisting- in the preparation for the "Reciprocity Day." The active committee In t charge Is composed of Mrs. Ralph . W. Ross, chairman; Mesdames S. K. Swaim. vice chairman; Mary O. Holm. D. M. Pears. K. G. Stelneck, J. M. Stinson, George Summers, Helen Twiss, Kugene Cooper, 1- C. Atkinson, K. S. Emerine, J. J. Anderson and Krick Lund. The following club have signified their intention of attending; the meeting: Whiting Fortnightly Club, Indiana Harbor Roun.l Table Club, Crown Point Study Club. East Chicago Tuesday Reading Club, Indiana Harbor Woman's Club and -JUmmond Woman's Club. Tho presidents of the out of town clubs will be in the receiving line with Mrs. J. M. Turner of the Hammond Club to make the women of the various clubs acquainted. A MTKRKSTl(i .MEETIXU. The members of the Parents' Club of the Lafayette school had one of . the most interesting meetings of th school year last evening in the school hall in Calumet avenue. There were more than three hundred patrons and friends of the school who gathered at seventhirty o'clock to listen to the program. , Mrs. I. I. Modjeska, the president.of the club, presided at the meeting. Follow ing the program an hour was spent pleasantly In a social way. The social committee of which Mrs. John Gavlt . was chairman were hostesses at the meeting and served refreshments during the social hour. The. Rev. Floyd H. Adams, pastor of the First Baptist church was 111 and could not attend but x splendid address was given by. Me. W. C. Belman. The folowing program w-aa given and every number was thoroughly enjoyed: Special Uoharmation

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The mrmhrri f the art committee of the Hammond Woman's t'luli will meet with Mrs. M. Hothschlltl at her home la uth Ilohmaa street Mondny fiftrrnonn. There will he a meeting of the members of Tlrumph Council X. 1 I. of I,. Monday evening In I. O. O. Hall In State street. Mn. tbarlen Albert Smith will entertain the jonnie women of St. Agnes t.ulld of St. I'aul'a Kplseopnl church Monday evening at her home In Ittinhnrh avenue. A petlro party will he given by the members of the Cimrt of Honor Monday evening In Wei Hall In State street. Selection High School Orchestra Adress ...Mr. W. C. Relmin Piano Solo Mrs. C. B. Stiver Reading Miss Verna Sliger Selection ...Mixed, Quartette Reading Mrs. J. K. Robertson Piano Selection Miss Kleanor Line Selection '. . .Male Quartette Superintendent of Hammond Schools Remarks Mr. C. M. McOaniel, Selection igh School Orchestra A ST I DV MEETIJ. The art committee of the Hammond Woman's Club will meet at the home of its chairman, Mrs. M. Rotschild, 727 South Hohman street next Monday aft ernoon, March 25th at two-thirty o'clock. A cordial Invitation to attend is extended all club ' members. The subject for study and discussion v ill be the life work of Luthe.r Burbank "California's Great Student of Nature and Benefactor of Mankind." The. following Is the program: Luther Burbank Mrs. G. R. Streeter Methods of Plant Production i . --, Mrs. D. C. Atkinson Achievemens and Commercial Value of His Work .... .Mrs. J. ,T. Anderson Burbank on Plants and Children....' Mrs. W. C. Harrison Public Opinions Mrs. Jacob Fox KNJOV THE MEETING Lloyd Hess was host to the members of the Good Boys Pleasure Club fast evening and entertained them very pleasantly at his home in Michigan avenue. Varies games 'and contest were enjoyed following, which refreshments were served. The members will meet again next Friday evening and the place of the meeting will be announced later,. ' A LIXCHEON. Mrs. J. C. Graves of Caroll street will have as her guests at one o'clock luncheon Tuesday, March 26th the members of the Erthsetne Club. The afternoon will be devoted to needle work. MEETING WAS l'OSTPOED. The members of the W. C. T. V. decided to postpone the meeting which was announced for yesterday afternoon on account of the Revival services nt the First M. H. churoh. A meeting will be held in two weeks on Friday afternoon, April 5th and the hostess will be named later. AX ITEHESTIXfi MEETING. Sixty or more members of the Mothers Club of the Washington school met in the school hall in Williams street yesterday afternoon ' and listened to a very interesting program Riven by the Why is oir Store Crowded. 'Because we a re showing our spring styles in - Footwear. The White Xu-Buek White Canvas and Tan Button Boots, Hi-Toe Last, thn talk of the season, are beauties, just the kind vou had in mind of getting. Our stock is complete. Let us convince you! Shoes. 'S

Tbla whit Neapolitan tiat Is on of fashion's very latest creations. Tha crown la covered with rare silkfigtireO In the. delicate shades of pink, and green, the pompon being of pink roses with greet leaves, being tlx ruling aty! for tbese bats.

teachers and children of the grades, During a short buainess session plans for the course of study were partially outlined and announcement was made of an entertainment to be given in the auditorium of the Lincoln-Jefferson College of Law Friday evening, March 29th under the auspices of the school. It was announced that a potted plant would be given the, room having th'j largest attendance of mothers and rooms 3 and 6 tied for the honors. The program was as follows: Song Room 7 Recitation "The Children's Hour".. Master Thomas Hammond ! Song "The Woodpecker" Kath- i , ryn Oberlin and Vergene Hammond Recitation Martha Lund Essaye "Why My Mother Should Attend A Mothers' Meeting" . Birdie Leaverton, Walter Bell and Donald Taylor Vocal Selection. .Miss Elisabeth Carter . a social session:. Mrs. V. S. Relter. Mrs. WV C. Belman and Mrs. F. C. Deniing will be hostesses at the meeting of the Women's Auxiliary to the University Club Tuesday afternoon in the University club rooms in South Hohman street-. The guests will be entertained with cards and bridge whist will be played during the afternoon. The games will begin promptly at two-thirty o'clock. , MEET TO SENV. The young women of St. Agnes Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church will meet with Mrs. Charles Albert Smith again Monday evening. The members expect to complete all arrangements for the kimona sale to be held in the guild room of the church In Rimbach avenue, Saturday, March 30th. They will have many kimonas and dressing sacques for sale. The public is invited to the sale. A Ll'NCHEOX. One of the prettiest society events of the week was a luncheon at which Mrs. H. C. tlroman was hostess yesterday a her home in Rimbach avenue and charmingly entertained the Alpha 1'hi Club members. Covers were laid for twelve and the table was beautifully appointed to suggest Eastertide. Hiie individual favors at each cover were in keeping- with the decorative scheme un art nasKet nned with white roses

and Jonquils decorated the center of j luncheon was) served. The refreshthe table. The flowers were K'ven as'ments were served in two courses. Only favors in the dining room. The colors 'the club members were present. Miss

were daintily carried out in vellow i and white. After,the luncheon which ! was In five courses the Ruests returned ' to the parlors where the hours until ;

live o'clock were spent pleasantly in alstrff'social way. Mrs. Oroman provided her' " 1

quests' with colored creue tiar nd it was their pleasant task to make "Baster bonnetts." The honors in the contest were won by Mrs. W. J. McAler. There were several comical but more, dainty and attractive' creations displayed at the close of the contest. The contest afforded pleasant diversion. ' Next Friday afternoon Mrs. li. W. Chidlaw of .State street will entertain i the members at a thimble party. I'AKEM'S' CXI II MEBTIXU. The monthly meeting of the Parents' Club of the Irving school was held yesterday "afternoon at three o'clock in the school hall. "Gardening-' was the subject under discussion, A short program of musical and literary numbers was given by the children of the fifth grade. There were many members at the meeting who thoroughly enjoyed the program and found the discussion very Interesting and Instructive. F.I.KIIH ATI: AXX1VKIISARV. Mrs. Emil Olson very charmingly entertained a number of children at her home in Michigan avenwie yesterday aTternoon In honor of her daughter, Eleanor. The party was given to celebrate her fourth birthday anniversary and she received many pretty gifts in remembrance of the day. The home was prettly decorated to represent a kindergarten and during the afternoon the little people played games and had a merry time until four o'clock when they were served with daintly refreshments. The luncheon was served in the dining room. During the afternoon, Florence Hess, Margory Beebe and Loretta Newell gave several songs and recitations. Irs. Olson was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. William Hess, Mrs. L,. J. Hacfer and Mrs. Joseph Smith. The. little guests were Marion jEckman, Ruth and Grace Young, Florence Eisenhuei, SUiel and Bessie JIc-

s Mahon. Florence Hess, Gladys Kilander, Helen anh Margory Beebe, Loretta Newell, Helen Koener, Louisa and Eleanor Olson. ( HONOR MRS, HOI SEK. Honoring Mrs. George Houser of Nili's, Mich., who is visiting in Hani mond Mrs. J. J. Ruff, Mrs. W. C. Har rison, Mrs. M. M. BiMce and Mra. Julius Ounsing are hostesses to the members of the Colonial Club and a number of other friends this afternoon. St the home of Mrs. Ruff In Carroll street Mrs. Houser was a member of ' th Colonial Club during htr residence In Hammond. The home is beautifully decorated with flowers and 'a profusion of greenery to carry out a color scheme of green and white. The decoI rations are characteristic of St. ' Pat rick's Day. While the guests devoted the hours" to their needle work Mrs. Eugene S. Cooper entertained them in with music and a number of Irish stories were told. A beautifully ap pointed luncheon of three courses was served at five o'clock. ' ...;: , DOV SCOITT; MEKTIXG Fifty Boy Scouts met. In.- the social rooms of jfhe FVst BAplsK .chQreh In East Sibley street last evening. Levi Golden is giving a series of talks on Scout Laws and that of Courtesy -was discussed last evening. Another meeting will be held next Friday evening at seven-thirty o'cloek. - This afternoon the boys have arranged for out of door games and contests. A BRIDGE DI'.VER. This evening the members of the Evening Whist Club will be entertained at dinner at the home of Mr. si.d Mrs. R. O. Winckler in Mason street. It will be the meeting- which was postponed from. last Saturday,. Dinner at seven o'clock will bo followed . with cards. Bridge whist will be played at theree tables. Next Saturday evening 'Dr. and Mrs. Robert Oillis will be host and hostess to the club members at their home in Rimbach avenue. KNTKRTAISS INFORMALLY. The girls of the Nu Tau Beta Club were delightfully entertained by Miss Marie Robbins at her home in Manila avenue last evening. Music and games were features of the evening until ten o'clock when a prettily appointed Rose Ruschll was named as the next hostess and she will entertain the .vounfr women on Thursday instead of Friday evening at her home in Ann Mrs. Stanley Crane and baby left Hammond last evening for Brant, Mich where the ywill join Mr. Crane and make, their home in the future. Mr. Cra no has engaged In business in Brant and has been located there since lust December. Mrs. Henry Tieche accompanled her daughter and m ill re main in Urant as her guest for a few weeks. Mrs. Roy Traverse, 636 South Hohman street, who has been quite ill all winter has gone to Hot Springs, Ark., for the benefit of her health. Mrs. Henry L,undt of Williams street has gone to Peotone. JU., fop a short visit with Mrs. Conrad. isid Simon, formerly of Hammond, but now of Chicago, was a visitor here yesterday. Miss K. G. Reilley wishes to announce her spring opening. March 21 and 23. at her millinery parlors, 701 Fouth Hohman street. 18-6t FREE With every 5.00 purchase, ONE CABINET PHOTO or smaller Bize If preferred, of yourself or any member of your family or friend. Guaranteed work done at Owen's Art Gallery. This liberal offer holds good until Easter, April 7th. Repair checks included. Look pleasant, Owens will do the rest. ORTT&TOWLE Hammond's Largest Boot Shop 169 STATE STREET AL kx5

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H. C. GROMAN, M. D, Physician and Surgeon N 402 Hammond Building Phonei, Res., 242; Office, 205 DR. H. B. HAYWARD SPECIALIST Dtea of the Ryr, Ear, None and Throat, r.rn elenttflcalljr examined. Olanaen fitted. Room 402, Hammond Bldg., Phone 205. - Hammond, Ind. TV0 CRUISES 09 THE VICTORIA LUISE (M.S00 Ton) Frwa New Terk N. 12, If 12 From Saa Fruciico Fes. 27, 1 9 1 3 Will Wit MUln. Svaia. lUly. Eirpt. la4ia. CcrUa. SttmUt ScmUsmiN, Jam. rMlwpta. CUaa. Jaaaa. SaWvka Uaadi, with Overland American Tour. INLAND EXCURSIONS AND SIDE TRIPS O ! U N D THE W O R L D OPTIONAL I 17 Day in 11,. YOURS I MUwuj Duration 110 Days Eacb $650 ",JJ iadudiaf all ac naary xpansaa aaoarol aad aaliaie. "J onn who Am da th. Wrti or RoeklH. HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE 41-45 BROADWAY. N. Y. or local aurents FOR SALE Old Sills, Wood and Kindling for sale cheap. ILLINOIS CAR & MFG. CO., 142nd & Clark, Hammond. Tel., 421 Strictly Tailor Madeoc $35 Suits for. . ... 03 We do Cleaning and Pressing. Young Men's Tailors 61 State St. Phone 771. WANTED Experienced car repairers; stead v work; good Avages. Illinois Car & Mfg, Co., 143d and Clark, Hammond

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