Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 239, Hammond, Lake County, 29 March 1912 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Friday, March 29, 1912.

Social News

Hammond

A COSTUME - PARTY. On of the mcit charmlni affairs of yesterday was a Japanese party et which Mm. J. ' Arthur Daris was hostess at her home in the Bungalow flats in Ada street. Mri. Davis entertained at a one o'clock .luncheon and afternoon party. The guests came in dainty and attractive Japanese costumes. The luncheon cloth was spread on the floor In the dining; room and the refT-esh-ments were served in three courses. The decorations In the home were unique-ana typically Japanese. During

tho afternoon the guests listened to .1 musical program while they devoted the hours to their nee'dle work. Mrs. Davis had as her guests, Mrs. A- H. Kale, Mrs. R. H. Price, Mrs. C. B. Stiver, Mrs. M. W. Stansbury, Mrs. A. O. Merrill. Mrs. C. D. Palmer, Mrs. A. It. Cross; Mrs. O. A. Lyon and Mrs. J. R. Stafford. . ; A PHETTV PARTY. - Mrs. 'Fred Prechtel was hostess at me of the prettiest parties of the 'Easter season yesterday afternoon at

her home in State Line street. The guests devoted the hours to their needle work until four-thirty o'clock when they were invited into the dining room and served with a three 'course luncheon- Pink and white w-ero tlvo prevailing colors in the dining: room.

Carnations and fcrna were used among

the decorations. Daintily decorated place cards marked the places of the guest at the table. At each cover were favors which suggested the Eastertide. The members will meet for another thimble party on the afternoon of April 11th when Mrs. Henry Morris will entertain at her home in Highland street. Mrs. Prechtel entetmlned in compliment to the members of the Eyelet Em

broidery Club. Miss Prechtel was an

invited guest of the hostess and the

following members were present: Mrs.

Walter Lanborne, Mrs. L. J. Haefer,

Mrs. Henry Morris,, Mrs. Clyde Petrie, , Mrs. A. G. Deaver and Mrs. Fred

Prechtel. A THIMBLE PARTY. Yesterday afternoon the members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery Club met with Mrs. Kenedy at her home In Truman'avenue and spent a delightful few hours. The guests were Invited to a thimble party and they spent the hours between two-thirty and four o'clock with their needle work. A prettily appointed luncheon of two courses was

served at four, o'clock. A bouquet of

American beauty roses decorated the table. Only the club members were in attendance at the meeting. They plan

ned for another social session to take place on the afternoon of April 11th when Mrs, Gallinger will be hostess at

her home in Alice street. Mrs. Gal

linger will ' entertain "at a thimble party.

A STIDV MEETING. The members of the history committee of the Hammond Womaii'i Club

will meet with Mrs. Leo Wolf at her

home in South Hohman street, Monday afternoon, April 1st. An an Interesting program has been prepared by the committee of which Mrs. J. C Graves is chairman. The social hour will be charge of Mrs. J. T. Hutton, Mrs. J. E Fitigerald, Mrs. C. G. Kingwill. Mrs. F. H. Hosier, Mrs. S. E. Swaim and Mrs.

A. F. Knotts. The following program

wil be given:

Political Problems of Russia

Mrs. J. W. Davis

Reading Mrs. Frank Hammond Nihilism Mrs. J. C. Graves

Instrumental Selection. The Misses Gertrude and Mildred Shearer Present Day Problems In Russia.... Mrs. M. M. Bruce Group of Songs. Mrs. George Hannauer A SOCIAL SESSION. The young women of the R. F. Society were pleasantly entertained by

Miss Margaret Bothwell at her home in Hoffman street yesterday afternoon. Following a program of games and contests a dainty two course luncheon was served. The members meet every Thursday afternoon. The arrangements were not completed for the next meeting but the hostess will be named later. A MISSIONARY MF.ETIXO. A very Interesting meeting of the

Baptist Women's Union took , place yesterday afternoon at the Home-wood residence ' of Mrs. Walter Hammond, 928 South Hohman street. Mrs. F. W. Kimball, vice president of the society presided during the business session. The meeting was in charge of the

missionary department of which Mrs. A. C. Berry is chairman. The members devoted the afternoon to the study of the Indian missions. Mrs.

Kimball, Mrs. J. U. Jones, Mrs. Horton, Mrs. Floyd H. Adams and Mrs. C. H. See were among those who read interesting articles on the subject. .Mrs.

Wesley Bashore delighted her audience with a group of songs. Her piano accompaniment was played by Mrs. George Houser. Mrs. Houser also accompanied Mrs. Horton who rendered a very pretty violin selection. Harold

Hammond, the little son of the hostess played a cornet solo which was very much enjoyed. Refreshments were

served during the social hour.

SOCIAL NEWS FOR SATURDAY.

Dr. aad Mrs. Robert Glltla will entertain the members f the Evening Wklat Club at seven o'clock dinner Saturday at their home In Klmbnrh avenue. The member of the Hammond Woman's Club will met In the auditorium of the Lincoln Jefferson College at Law Saturday afternoon it two-thirty o'clock. A meeting of the members of Dorcas Rebecknh Lodge will be held Saturday evening la I. O. O. F. Hall la State street. The member of Dorcna Rebecknh Lodge will be held Saturday evening In I. O. O. F. Hall in State street. The members of the Mosart Club will meet . with Mrs. George B. Shearer at her home In Warren street Saturday evening. The young women of St. Agnes Guild of St. Pauls Episcopal church will have a sale of klmonas nnd

dresalng sacquea Saturday In the

guild room of the church In Rlm-

bavh avenue.

Extra!

Extra Special Easter Sale of Fresh and Smoked

Meats At 2 Stores Hammond Meatt Market

101 STATE STREET. 216 N. HOHMAN STREET.

Sale for Two Davs, Friday and Saturday, March 29 and 30

Extra Special Advance Easter Sale of Provisions at the Lion Store Pure Food Grocery Now Is the time to buy Flour at reduced prices for your Easter bakings. That fine Edelwlss Brand Sugar Cured Easter Ham Is now on sale. Big purchase of Finest California Canned Fruits enables us to make some prices that are most interesting, especially just now when most home preserved fruits are nearly used up. Special prices on Cakes, Chocolate, Cocoa, Baking Powder, Cooking Figs, California Dried Grapes, Wines for Easter, etc. Read every item carefully. All are big savings.

Cut Fiowcrs for Palm Sunday at about 1-3 the price you are accustomed to pay, A Great treat tar fhejPink and White Killarney Roses, Richmond Red Roses and White ladhS Of Hammond jBridal Roses will be on sale Friday Evening and Sat. at2)gpgr dOZ Watch for the Big Cut Price Easter Flower Sale tor next week.

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The Famous Snider's Pure Tomato Catsup 15c bottles, now 25c bottles, now 18c

Pet Brand Evaporated Milk at Special

lr'CS ' .V.? tuiT ires, at. . , ,..v . . . .

Ic email , cane, ., Per dozen cans

Best Quality Lima Beans, per pound

we 00 NOT UM Unom

VAc ) '89C fcflf

Extra special advance Easter Ham Sale THE GENUINE HICKORY SMOKED EDELWEISS BRAND MILD SUGAR CURED HAMS, per lb today, 4 A 1 average weight 8 to 12 pounds nr2U

OSCAR F.MAYERS

HAMS

i Our Famous LION CRYSTAL BAKING POWDER and RUM FORD BAKING POWDER, 1-pound

19c

(Free sample of Rumford Powder.)

I ONE POUND

-;1

Our Well Known Lion XXXX Brand Flour and Pillsbury's 1-barrel sacks, 76c v ' ' i-barrel sack, 1.49 2-barrel sacks, 2.94

cans today only

5 Pound Bags Graham Rye and Pastry Flour for , Lion Brand Buckwheat Flour, package. 1-Pound Packages Pure Corn Starch, package.

19c 8c 4c

Snider's Tomato Soup, No. 1 regular 10c cans, xer dozen, 92c; Q per can. ,

Choice Quality California Cooking Figs, per pound.

NOW IN STOCK The famous L. L. May's Northern Grown Vegetable and Flower 4 Seed, per package j Walter Baker's Cocoa, 4 - 25c Va-lb tins L IC Bismark Pure Fruit Preserves, Raspberry and Strawberry, JQ - mason jars. sVuC Sure Shot Matches, QA 12 boxes in package for Fluted Cocoa Bars, J per pound. - yC Macaroon Snaps,

flniiTitrrtr finrtlrien 4 A"f Your Choice

Assorted Jumbles I 4.2C per lb"

Finest Grade Sherry Wine,

full pt. bottles now

Spanish Imported

65c

Big Canned Goods Purchase. Look at These Prices. Quality the Very Best No. 2 Cans Pacific Brand Yellow Free Peaches, packed by Pacific Packing Co., Oakdale, Cal. High Grade Peaches In Heavy Syrup, regular 25c quality. Our price 4 n6 Can for today, per can Q ggc No. 3 Cans Ka-Ta-Ta Brand Lemon Cling Peaches, packed by the Carquinez Packing Co., Cal. Extra Standard Quality In very heavy syrup, regular 30c quality. Oft-.6 Can for

Our price today, can n-Ul

.$1.12

No. 3 Cans Luxury Brand Sliced Apricots, packed by Sunlit Fruit Co., Berkely, Cal. Extra fine quality. You will be delighted with the delicious flavor Aft 3 Cans for of this fruit, per can .$ (JQc

No. 3 Cans Gold Banner Sliced Peaches, packed by Gregory Fruit Co., Colton, Cal. Fine yellow slices of Free Stone Peaches in real heavy syrup, extra quality, regular 35c quality,

Our price today, OA-6 Cans for

23c'

$L30

No. 3 Cans Crescent Brand Rhubarb, put up by Sycamore Preserve Works. Makes delicious pies or sauce. It's ready for your pie

crust, Our price today, ift-Per Dozen,

pr can ........ I UL $1.15

No. 1 Handpicked Michigan Navy Beans, per lb Fancy California Dried Grapes, per pound Fine for pies and sauce.

5c 7c

California Navel Oranges, sweet, each only Large Mezzina Lemons, dozen.

1c 18c

Baker's Premium Bitter Chocolate, Va-lb cakes Our Leader 30c Coffee, today. 26c; 4 lbs for Our Good Quality Santos and Rio Coffee, per.lb Fresh Ripe Tomatoes, per pound. , Fresh Green Asparagus, bunch , New Cabbage, per pound

19c 1.00 22c 14c 12k 6c

Royal Crown California

1 Sherry Wine, full qt. bottle

39c

Easter Candy Specials

Jelly Bird Eggs, assorted colors and very 1 flri choice, per lb . . I U j

Large Assortment Easter Novelties, up from.

of 5c

Large Turkey Eggs, mal

low cream centers and as

sorted colors, per dozen. .

10c

Saturday Candy, a pound

box of fine assorted choco

lates, worth 50c, Saturday. ......

29c

Assorted Cream Eggs,

very popular size, per dozen

10c

T o a sted Marshmallows, something very OCft special, per lb sCUU

Baskets of Assorted Eggs, from the Easter Bunny, the children's 1 0n delight IUC

Huyler Made Comb Chocolate Chips, per lb . . .

Honey 2SC

Cigar Specials for Saturday

Regensburg's American Cigars, reg. 10c straight size, 3 for 20c

Diamond CrowrJ

and Tom Keene 7 for 25c

Quaker Bond and Paul Potter 8 for 25c

Havana Londres

and Curly Maid JO for 25c

Official Seal and LaMarca 10c Cigars 5c

FREE With every pipe purchase of 25c or more, a 10c can of Black and White Tobacco.

MRU. LAJiGSETH A HOSTESS.

The members of the R. A. E. Club spent nn enjoyable afternoon as the guests of Mrs. R. Langseth at her

home In Ent Carroll street yesterday.

Mrs. Langseth entertained at a thimble peirty and the hours until four-thirty

i o'clock were occupied with needle

work after which the guests were In

Ivited into the dining room find served with a dainty two course luncheon.

The table was prettily appointed In

pink and white and a bowl of roses decorated the center of the table. The

members will meet again In two weeks

on Thursday afternoon. April 11th and

the hostess will be named later.

10 Pounds

Leaf Lard

Fresh Dressed

Chickens, lb

Fresh Country

Eggs, doz

Fresh Pork

Loins, lb

Choice Sirloin

Steak, lb ....

Native Leg of

Yeal, lb

Native Veal

Shoulder Roast lb

Native Beef Rib

Roast, lb

Native Beef Pot

Roast, lb

1.00 13c 22k 131c 12ic 12ic

11k

12k

122c 11k

60c

Native Round

Steak, lb........

Fresh Pork

Shoulder, lb . ... .

Rib Boiling Beef,

pound:

Moose Brand East- Jl

ex Hams, lb. . . . 04U

No. 1 California

Hams, lb..... I U2

No. Brisket 10H

Bacon, lb. I 04U

rs-Bbl. New Century Flour............

Sweet Navel 1 Oranges, dozen Iju 16 Pounds . v 1 flfl Sugar ,UU

n nn-"s-w 78c

Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City

101 Stats St

f hone 10S

Chas. IBereecltt

Hohman & Goitlii Sts. Phone 431 .

AX AFTEHXOJi PARTY.

An enjoyable meeting of the mem

bers of the Colonial Club took place

yesterday afternoon and Mrs. Clark

Learning of South Hohman street was

I hostess at the meeting. It was the

first social meeting of the members In

several weeks and they spent the

hours pleasantly with music and needle

work. A prettily appointed luncheon

was served at four o'clock. In two weeks on Thursday afternoon. April

11th the members will be the guests of I

Mrs. J. Wesley Reed at a thimble

party at her home in Ridge Road.

A SOCIAL SESSION.

Miss Kerr, Miss Rifenburg and Miss

Coleville were hostesses at the meet

ing of the Presbyterian Social Club

last evening in the parlors of the church in South Hohman street. Fol

lowing a short business meeting the

guests were entertained with games

and music. Refreshments were serv

ed after the games. There was a large

attendance of the membership and a

-ery enjoyable evening Is reported.

The next meeting will take place in

two weeks on Thursday evening, April

11th.

M AMMOND THEATRE eA" "n nPT nT'nl M nlK

Sunday Night, March 31st

UNITED PlAY CO (Inc.) PRESENTS THE GREAT AMERICAN PLAY

By CHAS. KLEIN Author of "THE THIRD DEGREE" "THE MUSIC MASTER"

ILEdDM

AND THE

RECIPROCITY MEETIXO.

Tomorrow afternoon members of the

Women's Clubs of Lake County will

meet In the auditorium of the LincolnJefferson College of Law in South Hohman street for a very interesting session. The members of the Hammond Woman's Club will be hostesses. Mrs. Ralph W. Ross is chairman and Mrs. S. E. Swaim, vice chairman of the day's committee but all the departments of the club are assisting with the preparations for "Reciprocity Day." The presidents of the out of town clubs will be in the receiving line with Mrs. J. M. Turner, president of the Hammond Woman's Club to see that all tJie members become acquainted. The

committee desires that the members wear a card with their name the name of the club to which 'they belong and the town from which they come. Each club will be represented on the program by one of its members. The pro

gram will consist of music and papers on subjects of interest to club women and will be as follows: Greeting Mrs. R. W. Rosj

Hammond Woman's Club.

Club Women in Civic Life

Mrs. Robt. E. Humphreys Whiting Fortnightly Club.

Vocal Solo Selected

.......Mrs. L. L. Bomberger Hammond Woman's Club.

Club Women in Politics .

Mrs. J. C. Gibbs Crown Point Study Club.

Club Women In The Home

Mrs. William Mead

East Chicago Tuesday Reading Club. Rhapsody in G. minor

Mrs. Marshall M. Day Indiana Harbor Round Table Club..

Opportunities for Lake County Club

AS PRESENTED FOR TWO TEARS AT LYCEUM THEATRE, NEW YORK.

AND ONE YEAR IN CHICAGO. THE PLAY-THAT MAKES MEN THINK

INTERPRETED BY A NOTABLE CAST. Popular Prices 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 No Higher RESERVED SEATS NOW ON 8ALE AT BOX OFFICE.

HAMMOND-PHONE 232 QUALITY VAUDEVILLE DGVI.VE AN1 WILLIAMS A Great Laughing Act. ROM O.N A OKTGZ Sensational Wire Artist A Thriller SISTERS MfCOXSELL Some Singers and Dancers TIIKO. FILLER SMITH High Class Novelty Musical Other Numerous Features

Women Mrs. W. C Harding Indiana Harbor Woman's Club.. . Piano Solo Selected .. .Mrs. A. A. Ross East Chicago Musical Club. Reception.

FURTHER SOCIAL NEWS ON PAGE FIVE.

lAMf.lOND THEATRE: PHONE 63 Saturday Night, March 30 ONE NIGHT ONLY THE BEAUTY SHOW Monte Carlo Girls Big Burcsquc Co, PRESENTING ' At Monte Carlo

AND Looking For a Wife ALSO Mariutch Prices 25c, 50c, 75c Box Seats $1.00

THERE'S A CHANCE THAT YOU OUGHT NOT TO POSTPONE THAT SHOPPING ANT LONGER. READ THE TIMES' ADS AND IEB IF THIS M NOT SO.

Good Things to Eat-Prices Always Right

SUGAR, with grocery order of $1.00

fl ABOUNDS GRANULATED JlXor more, meats not included

55c

FRESH SALTED PEANUTS,

per pound

TALL CANS RTD SALMON,

worth 25c, this sale

20c

AUTUMN BRAND RED SALMON,

flat cans, something fine, can

JUMBO DILL PICKLES,

dozen

CLOTHES PINS,

dozen

15c 15c .lc

GLOBE MILK, as good as any and

better than some, large cans, each

LARGE SWEET PICKLES, worth

12c per dozen, our price, dozen

3-LB CAN OF FANCY TABLE PEACHES, each, 20C QCO 2 for Oe

7ic

worth 9c

11 1 JL

Pork Loins, per lb Pork Shoulders, per lb.

Plate Boiling Beef, per lb. 2 3-lb Strips -fl Qln

Bacon, per lb. . . bstew 10c Beef Rib Roast, -fj

JLLeP NOTICE

per lb,

We sell the nsw Breakfast Food, teaspoon In every package hrdlutao

CREAM OF RYE, a silver teaspoon

in every package, per package.

We handle COOKING BAGS, as

sorted sizes In bundles at

15c

3AGS, as-

25c

NOISELESS MATCHES, 5 boxes to

the package, worth 25c, while they last, package.. 5c SACKS OF FINE TABLE SALT 3 for

FRESH MIXED COOKIES, 2 pounds for

FANCY FRESH PIE PLANT, per pound....

HART BRAND a 15c seller, 2 cans for.....

BAKED BEANS,

HART CANNED BLACKBERRIES, can.... GOLDEN PEARL SUGAR CORN, 2 cans for... , HART BRAND SUCCTASH, can

18c 10c 25c

7c EANS.

25c

19c 25c 10c

578 Hohman St., Hammond Phones 1 550-J 55 J