Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 249, Hammond, Lake County, 10 April 1912 — Page 2

THE TIXIH3. Wednesday, April 10. 1912. DC

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1 5j.A?-t-F. Oub Meetings A ArTKHSOO' PARTI. A very pretty party was given by j Mrs. flflen Twi at her home In Carroll j street yesterday afternoon honoring; the members of the Erthstane Club; who met for their regular, bi-monthly meeting. The hostess had Mrs. Belman of Detroit as her only invited auest. The guests devoted the early hours of the afternoon to their needlo work. In a contest arranged by the hnRtess for the entertainment of her guests the honors wer won by Mrs. T. T. Hutton. At five o'clock a prettily appointed luncheon of two courses was served. Mrs. Charles "Wilson was named as the next hostess and she will entertain the members of the club at .1 luncheon at twelve-thirty o'clock Monday, April iJnfl at hef Mm in Carroll street. EXTKRTtnS WITH CARDS, feflro Wad played progressively by the members of the Fleufdelis Club at th home of Mrs. Fred Kralowetz, 13 film street last evening. It was the first meeting of the. members since before the Lenten season and they spt-nt a very enjoyable time. The, honors In the games were won by Mrs. tV. A. Moke. tfies were also won by Mrs. Lulhmtn and Mrs. Smith. The consolation prise was awarded to Mrs. Nichols. Following the games the hostess served a prettily appointed luncheon. Covers were laid for twelve guests.. Arrangements were made fof the next meeting- which will be held with Mrs. Larson at her homt in Chicago avenue, Tuesday evening, April lth. F.tJOV THE EVENING. Mrs. Jacob Kussmaul delightfully entertained members ef the China Club last evening at her home In Clinton' street. It was the first social meeting of the members to be held in several weeks on account Of the Lenten season n.u....u. rmrri.Cu w.in cin4 ''" '"" - 111 several games of pedro the honors were awarded to Mrs. Joseph Miller. The consolation prize: was awarded tl Mrs. G. Rayrnus. Mrs... Kussmaul re- . 'talned the hostess prize as Is cuoto- , mary In the club.- A dainty luncheon of two courses was served at the conclusion of the games. Twelve covers were laid. The next party will be given on the evening of April 23rd and Mrs. George Eder of South Ilohmsn street will be hostess. . A THIMBLE PARTY. A pleasnt time was spent by the members of the N. N. Embroidery Club who were invited to meet with Miss Hertha Maleltske last evening at her home in Indiana avenue. Miss Maleilpke entertained at a thimble party and the guests spent the hours very enjoyable with their needle work. Music was also ft feature of the evening. A prettily appointed two course luncheon was served at ten o'clock. Covers were laid for ten guests. Next Tuesday cvening April 16th Miss Gertrude Claus will have the members as her guest at a thimble party at her home li Clinton street. A STVDY MEETING. The members of the Ideal Book Club "were entertained by Miss Bertha Hansen at her home in Rimbach absnue last evening. All the members were present and they followed their usual program. During the study hour Mrs Thomas Meara read an interesting article on the "Life of Luther Burbank" ml the members discussed his book "The Training of the Human Plant. '. Some time was devoted to the discussion tif current magazine articles. After the program refreshments were served. The members will meet agin in two weeks on Tuesday evening, April 23rd at the home of Mrs. Thomas Meara in Calumet avenue. MEETING WAS POSTPONED. The meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First M. K. church was postponed from yesterday afternoon, the regular meeting day, ta Tuesday, April 16th. The meeting place will be announced later. A pro gram Is being prepared for the afternoon on the month's study subject. SO MEETING Y ESTER D V. The members of the Golden Rod Club., postponed the meeting which was announced for yesterday afternoon until Tuesday, April 28th. The definite nrrangements have not been made for the meeting but the hostess will be named later. Cards will be the entertainment at th emeeting. SERVE A DINXKR. The members of the Martha Society of the First Christian church will meet for an all day session Thursday in the parlors of the church in Calumet ave-

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SOCIAL NEWS FOR THtRSDAV. Mr. Hrar7 Morrln vrlll entertain the member of the Eyelet Em broidery Club at her home la Highland street Thursday afternoon. The member of Seminar Circle o i of St. Margaret's Hospital will be entertained by Jin. Rleker at her home la Ogdea street Thursday afternoon. Mrs. fianger of Calumet avenue will be at home to the members of the Ladies' ld Society of the Pine treet Pt-embytertnn ehnreh Thursday afteraoon. April 11th. The members of St. Paul's I,nthran League vrlll meet Thursday evening la the school hall at the corner of Slbtey street and Oakley avenue. At her home In Alice avenue, Mrs. Galllnger will entertain the members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery dub Thursday afternoon. The Child Culture section will have eharge of the program at the meeting of the Baptist Women's t'alon Thursday afternoon In the rhureh parlors la Kast Sibley street. nue. The members will serve a dinner to the public at noon. The proceeds will be used for "the benefit of the church. The following is the menu Roast Beef. Brown Potatoes.' . Sugar Corn. Lettuce Salad. Tea Biscuits. Apple Pie. Coffee. A LUNCHEON. Mrs. K. R. Disbrow will entertain the members of the Marguerite Club at luncheon at one o'clock Friday at her home in Woodlawn. The afternoon will be devoted to cards and bridge whist will be played progressively. It will be the first meeting since before the season of Lent. AX AFTERNOON PARTY Tomorrow afternoon th member of the Qak Leftf Embroldery club wiu be 'entertained by Mrs. Gallinger at her home, 820 Alice avenue. Mrs. Gal'linger will entertain at a thlmblo part'. MRS. MORRIS A HOSTESS. At her home in Highland street, Mrs. Henry Morris wli be hostess to the members of the Eyelet Embroidery Club Thursday afternoon. ' The member will devote the afternoon to their needle work. PROCEEDIS TO GO TO CHARITV. The members of the Jewish Ladies' Aid Society are delighted with the success of their party given yesterday afternoon in the K. of P. Hall in South llohman street. ,It was their annual charity whist and pedro party apd fully one hundred ladies were entertained. Among the guests were several from out of town; A nice sum was realized will be used to carry on the club's charity work. The whist party occupies an Important place im : Hammond's social calendar and th ' affairs have always been well attended. The club has a membership of thirty and every year large sums of money are spent by them for charity several lamiiies In Hammond were cared for by the Jewish Ladles' Aid Society during the severe winter months. Meetings are held every two weeks on Wednesday when i.ases are reported by committees whose duty it is to investigate conditions in the poorer districts. ' Their party yester day was one of the most enjoyable of the season. Five games of whist were played and high score was made by Mrs. Jay Clark. Airs. Rosenthal and Mrs. Lauman also won honors In whist The prizes in the pedro games were won by Miss Knotts, Mrs. Kraloweti and Mrs.' Hoke. The guests remained after the games and were served wi'.h coffee and cakes. HONOR EW OFFICERS. Between - twenty and twenty-five members of the Knights of Honor class of the First Baptist church gathered In the parlors of the church in East Sibley street last evening for a banquet. The banquet was given to honor the newly elected officers who will serve during the next three months. There was a short business sessiorf when peveral matters of interest to the nu-mbers were disposed of. A flash liieht picture was taken while the guests were at the banquet tabla Following the banquet which was served in courses the boys enjoyed various games and had a delightful social time. Levi Golden, the class teacher met with them and the work of the committees Was outlined. Th? following are the officers: - President Theodore Adams. Vice President Thomas Mcltwaln. Secretary David Nelson. Treasurer Erval Reed. Social committee Howard Puntney, chairman: John Bartlett. Thomas Mc-

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CENTS Best Reserved Seats No Higher V PRETTY A pretty IxxJlc- In cor.! pink eharmeuse combined with embroidered net bands. Tha yoka la veiled with Ilwaln and Theodore Adams. Membership Committee Sherman Dewey Conn, chairman; George Potts, Martin-Geib and Erval Reed. Look iTp Committee Serman -Davlcl Nelson, chairman; Ertwnlt Tuck,,': Haxold Hammond and George Rathburn. . Lesson Committee Levi Golden. chairman: Dewey Conn, Theodore Adams and David Nelson. Sick and Flower Committee Levi Golden, chairman; Erval Reed, . Bert and Roy McKeown, Harold Ward and Kenneth Warner. A BRIDGE PARTY'. Bridge whist will be played by th members of the Afternoon Bridge Club at the home of Mrs. Jojin F. Beekman in Highland street this afternoon. It is their bi-monthly meeting. A THEATRIC ALMS ny Hammond society women Spent a delightful afternoon in the University Club rooms in South Hohman street yesterday where they gathered for a parlor theatrical given by a committee of the Women's Auxiliary to the University Club. The pro gram was for the club members and was one of the entertainments In the series arranged by the president, Mrs T. W. Oberlin with the members of the social committee for the season. Those who were in attendance were pleasantly entertained between the hours of two-thirty and five o'clock. Mrs. H. C. Groman as Mrs. Herbert Mallory, a young married woman, Mrs. John F. COMING TO :,...:-v.-y.1 .(J..-- 1 Vi -i. J Manager Kingwill of the Hammond theatre .realising that the people of Hammond are desirous of hearing- good musical comedy and knowing that they will patronize these, when offered at bargain prices, has arranged with the Toblold Comic Opera, company for an engagement of three nights and Saturday matinee, commencing "Thursday night and will present two shows each night, one commencing at 7:30 and the other at 3, wUJ reserved seats at 10

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BODICE of coral chiffon. ' Tha softly rolling collar la of black satin. . . ..i Beekman as Susla her ten years oil' dughter, Mrs George, Hannauer as Mrs,- John w son her mother who 4 I Z lM ut;ra8,e"e Mr' J' , "u"v" """' "Cl aunt. ,irs.Yv ij, wion . ; baggie ConroyY: a professional shopper.'r Sirs. R. O. Winckler as Miss Gates, a re porter for the Dally " Telegram, and Miss Muriel WUco as Katie, the Irish servant composed the company which gave a little ona act play entitled "The Suffragette." They were heartily ap plauded and after the play were preseniea wua uouqueis dl nowers. Mrs. R. O. Winckler and Mrs. H. C. Groman , were, cnairmen or tne program com-j mmee ana Airs. tu. a. ouson. jvirs. v . rav,s- Mrs' MacAlcer and Mrs. kz. u. uno.m servea on me social committee, ices ana cane were servea during the hour following the play. MISS HOUniNS WILL EVTERTAIX, Miss Marie' Robins will be at home to the members of the Standard Bearers Society Thursday evening instead of Friday of this week at her home In Manila avenue. An interesting program has been arranged for the evening. A THIMBLE PARTY". Mrs. C. B. Stiver entertained at a thimble party yesterday afternoon at her home in May street. After a fewhours , spent pleasantly with needle work the guests were invited into the dining room where dainty refreshments were served. The luncheon was served in two courses. Yellow and

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SOTK E. Special Car at 7:13 leaving State and Hohtnan streets for Whiting for those wishing to attend the organization of Whiting Lodge of Elks. Also 'special return car after the meeting. Whiting Lodge No. Ii7 B. O. E. P. 5JOTICE TO MOOSE. Members of Hammond lodge", 570, I O. O. M., are requested to be present at the Moofe hall Thursday at 1:30 p. m. to attend the funeral of Brother Henry P. Schufer CORNELIUS B1TRNS, Dictator. white were the prevailing colors in the table decorations. Mrs. Stiver had as her guests the members of the M. W. Ov Club Who met fOf their regular bl-tnOnthly meeting, Mrs. B. Burge of Merrlllville and Mrs. J. F. Gero. PARENTS CLIB MEKTIXG. The following program will be given t the meeting of the Parents' Club of the Riverside school Friday afternoon, April 12th at three o'clock In the kindergarten room: Pino Solo s. Margaret Raver Folk Game Room 2 Reading.. Mrs. Elizabeth Barker Vocal Solo. Miss Lydia Wolters Piano Selection Lillian Mears Reading Miss Ethel Hirsch Vocal Duet ....... .Misses Marguerite Haefer and Mildred Ingraham Piano Solo Helen Roth Taper ...i... ,Mrs. Ingrahiim CHILDREN'S DAY'.' jsaiuruay win uo tminren s uay ai ft ammon(, womn- nh. The meeting wiU be held at tne ueual hour thr?e 0.clock-ln the audltorlum of the First Presbyterian church It, South Hohman atreet. The program is , charge of the following committee: Mrs. Cynthia Sohl, chairman; Mr. O. Thompson, vice chairman; Mesdames L. L. Bomberger, Eugene Cooper, J. K. Fitzgerald, Mr, Frame, Frank Ham mond, Newton Hembroff, W. A. Hill. A Hirsch charle8 Hohman. C. Ktufman, I'. J. Lyons, W. G. Taxton, J. J. Rufr G Smith( Nona Tr,mble and AfUa Marie Sont 0ne ,ady savs -I think Its about ,imK nn. am. forward and . pialned the plans and pUrpOBea t the New c,ub to be organil!ed Be patient it takes time to get everything in readiness before the announcement jMrs. A. E. Merryweather who has of Hammond but now of Wellend Ont.. uaniaa is visiting Airs. a. n.. Aierry weather and Miss Myrtle Merryweath er at their home In South Hohman street. Mrs. Weatherwax has been tefiously 111 at a hospital In Iowa City. She submitted to an operation several day ago and letters to Hammond friends say that she is improving. Mrs. Weatherwax formerly lived in Ham mond and has a large circle of friends here. Mrs. A. E. Meryweather who has been quite ill for several days at her home in South Hohtnan street 19 re covering nicely. i j - 1 i lar and favorites with the Hammond people, as they hava an extensive re pertoire of musical comedies. A sufficient orchestra will be engaged to give the music for the proper rendition. It is the intention of Manager Kingwill, if the engagement proves successful, to continue these musicals for an indefinite period at these popular prices. As the outlook at hta present time is for a large opening night, early reservation should, be made by telephone No. 63

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L HAMMOND PHONE 232 Last 'Times Tonite THE AVIATOR GIRL VERNON & CO. ETHEL MAE BARKER J. ALFRED WILSON & CO. Matinee Tomorrow SILVER SPOON TO EVERY LADY ATTENDING Regular Matinees MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS. Lodge Assemblies A very enjoyable meeting of the members of Golden Rule Council No. 11 D. of L was held last evening: in the K. of r. Hall in South Hohmsn ' street. Many members attended and there ' were several '. visitors from Triumph Council of Hammond. - Sev- j eral applications for membership were! received and balloted upon. Prepara-j tions are being made for a large class ', initiation to take ' place at ' the first meeting- in May. " Other routine work was disposed of;.' During 'the social session the members of Triumph Council gave a little play entitled "The Stars and - Stripes'" which was thoroughly enjoyed. ' Refreshments were served and a pleasant time was spent socially.- The next meeting will take place In two weeks. The bi-monthly meeting of the members of Germania'Rebecka'h Lodge wa3 held Inst evening In I. O. O. -F. Hall nj State street, There was a large attendance of the membership and visitors were present from Dorcas Hebeckah Lodge of Hammonds A class Of six candidates was initiated during the' evening. A social session was enjoyed following the business meeting. Re-j freshmen is were served during the ao-' cial hour. The members will meet again in two weeks, Tuesday evening, April 22nd. The usual business and social program will be followed. An Important meeting of the members of Woodmen Circle will taka place Thursday afternoon In the Moose Hall in State street. Business of importance will be' transacted and It Is desired that there Is a large attendance of the membership. ' "What is Itr "What about it?" "Why don't they anounce ltf" Of course, you're interested In' the new Club every woman is", and will be Intensely so when the formal announcement is made. Funeral of Mr Shafer. The funeral of Henry P. Shafer, Mi Detroit street, will be held from the family residence Thursday afternoon at 3 o-'clotlt. Tha services will be conducted under the auspices of the Moose

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GENTS Best Reserved Seats No Higher Hammond's Theatre Beautiful. The Pride of the Calumet Region. Always Crowded; Alwayi Pleased. -'J :-; ; Starting Thursday ' REAL GENUINE ENTERTAIN' MENT. LEROY AND CAHLLL Entertainers DeLuxe. LAYPO AND BENJAMIN Comedy Acrobats. GAGE AND HART Songs and Chatter. . WHITE AND BREWER Comedy Act. NEXT WEEK McFADDEN'S FLATS and MERRY MARY It PATENT YOUR IDEAS and makft I acno ros I -HOW T J fam f AI rmm if Xmm VU, sir ran moon TO CET THEM" Money JOSHUA R. H. POTTS 30 Mi St. Wm1.s. D. C U.S. DR. H. B. HAYWARD SPECIALIST Dtseaaea ( taa Eye, Kar, Note aaa Tbroat. Kyea cleatlflcally examla ed. ' Glassea fitted. Room 402, Hammond Bidg., Phone 205. . Hammond, Ind. H. C. GROMAN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon 402 Hammond Building Phones, es., 242; Office, 205 lodge, while, the members of the police department will act as an escort. The remains will then be taken to Oak Hill cemetery, where the Moose ritual will be carried out and Interment will be made. The pollca will meet at tha . station, where they will march to thei Moose hall and escort the Moose to the residence at 122 Detroit street. Conde Gets New Car. Roy O. Conde of the Simplex Railway Appliance company has joined the ranks of auto owners In Hammond, purchasing a 40 horse power Everett from Detroit. The machine Is the only one of Its kind In .Hammond. Mr. Conde has already covered several hundred miles in his car without killing any dogs or breaking off any telegraph poles, which he considers remarkable for a novice. TRtt TIMES IS TRYIU HART TO MERIT THE SUCCESS IT BAS ACHIEVED.

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