Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 15, Hammond, Lake County, 11 May 1912 — Page 2
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Social News ' IN rHammo nd
SOCIAL. EAV8 FOR MOSDAV. Tkrrr will be a mrrtiax of ibc rarmhrra at tke Court ot Honor Monday evening In M'els Hall in State utreet. - "
twa served at four o'clock
rhilllps entertained a number of East Chicago youns women and Miss Melkle and her house guests. Miss 'Adele Allbrisht of Louisville. Ky.. and Miss Mary Ibach of Indianapolis and Mrs. "Walter P. Tatton were the guests Ifrom Hammond. In the evening Mrs. Victor Dver at her home in South Hoh-
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roan street rnsrminsij ...... , -- Miss Meikle and a group of her friends Selection Choir at a bridge party. The game progress-1 Selection Orchestra
. . a . . - . ' tltch mrnrf was
of the prettiest parties of the ' " vau, " '
mane oy jirs. . i- i iiun. v ly appointed luncheon was served at tha conclusion of the games. Twenty
A5iOl!'CEMEST. During the summer months Dr. J. A Graham will have office hours. 206 Ruff bldg.. 8-9:45 a. m.; 2:15 to 5 p. m.; 7-8:S0 p. m. 'Will bo at 802 Reliance Bldg., Chicago. 11 a, nv to 1 p. m.
1 MISS MKIK1.KS HOXOR
Two
week were given yesterday, honoring Miss Agnes Meikle, one of the season's hHdp. Miss Meikle's marrlare to
Allan Twyman of Kast Chicago will be covers .were laid. an event of Tuesday, May 21st. At her j S KMKRT.I I XMEM
home in Phillips
A SI RPRISE PARTY. J A party was given as a surprise to Mrs. A. Fromsel last Thursday afterJnoon at h$(r new home, 399 Elm street. The party was given In celebration of I her birthday anniversary and she re-
East Chicago Miss Harriet; A very delightful entertainment was'ceived many pretty gifts in remem
presided sver an afternoon given by the children of Rooms 6 andjbrance of the day.. Among the guests
tea. The tea tables were pretty with 7 0f the Irving school last evening. A were Mrs. G. Jacobson of East Chicago, baskets of marguerites. Yellow and njce sum was realized which will be(Mrs. H. Thompson of Chicago and Meswhite were attractively carried out in USed for the phonograph fund. A little ;dames Jacobson, Honquist, Eckenboy, the table appointments. A dainty tea'rau8jcai COmedy entitled "The Frolic of B. Larson. S. Johnson, Wilson, G. HanHjg? . . "I the Kitchen" was given by the girls son. E. Hanson, J. Klelneman. V.
'of the two grades and the toya sang Klelneman, A. llicKman. Hontnson, ti.
"The Coming Generation." A group of Glorlus and C. Lundquist
'eight boys gave a short gymnastic ex hibition. -
Phone 1529 Day and Night L. P. Collins Physician and Surgeon Hours: 8-10 a, in. 1-4 p. m. 7-8 p. m. 251 Hohman St. Hammond, Ind.
DR. H. B. HAYWARD SPECIALIST DUeaaea at the Eye, Ear, Nit aaa Throat. Et aeleatltlcallr examined. Glaaaea at ted. Room 402, Hammond Bldg., Phone 205. Hammond, Ind.
A SACRED CONCERT. j. The program for the sacred concert 'at tfie Fine street Presbyterian church Sunday evening. May 12th will be as
follows: Opening Selection Orchestra Selection Choir
Selection Male Quartette 1 Mr. Vivian, soloist.
Selection Mixed Quartette S"?0!,1"?
1 Mrs. James Dickson,
Miss Hazel Butterfleld,- Messrs. "Walter Webster and Charles Kuss,
Solo Miss Esther Schroeder
Recitation and Song "Rock of Ages" - The Misses Gladys
WILL tilVE PROGRAM.
Twelve children of the West Hammond school went to Chicago this morning to give a program of folk dances at the monthly meeting of the teachers of Cook county at Fullerton Hall.
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A AFTERXOON PARTY. A very pretty party was given by Mrs. H. IS. Douglas at her home in Glendale Park yesterday afternoon
the members of the Alpha
Phi Club. The hours until four-thirty
o'clock . were spent pleasantly with needle work after which the guests were invited into the dining room. A four course luncheon was served. An art basket filled with pink killarney
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and Leta Schobe and Helen Qulmbyi 7 . , . ... 'tractive decoration for the center of
the table. Twelve covers were laid.
Selection : Male Quartette
Junior Chorus Miss Mary Matthews, soloist. Selection Mixed Quartette
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A BRIDGE PARTY. Mrs. A. Murray Turner very charmingly entertained the members of the Marquette Club at her Glendale home yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Turner's sister. Airs. Jamleson of Greenfield, Pa. was a guest at the meeting1. Mrs. E. R. Disbrow, Mrs. John McDermott and Mrs. WV L-- Simonton of Chicago were the out of - town members ', present. High score was made by Mrs. W. F. Mashino and the second honors were won by Mrs. W. G. Paxton. A luncheon was served following the card games. Mrs. V. L. Simonton will entertain the members at the next meeting. ELECTION OP OFFICERS. The members of the Epworth League of the First M. E. church met for the annual election of officers and transac
tion of other Important business last evening in the league room of the
church in Russell street. Refresh
ments were served. The following:
members were elected to offices
President F. R. Martin. First Vice President M. M. Towle, J ' . Second Vice Tresdent Mrs. L.ouis Freeman. Third Vice President Miss Ella Wtckham. Fourth Vice President Miss Mable
Powley. Secretary Miss Ethel Hoffman. Treasurer J. E. Slyer. Organist Miss Gladys Younger. A MISSIONARY MEETING. Mrs. Joseph Thompson opened her home in Carroll street yesterday afternoon for the meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church. Mrs. Thompson
and Mrs. AV. H. at the meeting.
charge of Mrs. Edith Griffin. The study subject was "The .New AVoman of the Orient," and several Interesting papers on the subject were read. The devotional exercises were laid by Mrs. F. M. Elliott. Mrs. J. C. Graves and Mrs. W. A. Stut who were delegates from the Hammond society to the annual district "convention at Valparaiso gave a report of the meetihg. The musical program was given by Miss Harriet, soprano and Miss Blanche t Irish, violinist. The piano accompaniments were played by Miss Mathilda Eichorn.
MEETING IS POSTPONED. The meeting of the history committee of the Hammond Woman's Club which was announced would take place Monday afternoon at the home of the chairman Mrs. Henry Burk In Carroll
street has been postponed until the following Monday May 20th.
A CAFETERIA LYNCH. , The members of the Junior Class of the Hammond high school served a cafeteria Tunch yesterday between twelve and one o'clock in the audftorium of the Central building. The affair was managed entirely by the young people and It is expected that thirty-five dollars was cleared. A BANQUET. . On Monday evening In the parlors of
the church in Sibley street will occur the monthly banquet- at the Bapist Brotherhood. The banquet " will be prepared and served 'by Mesdames
Claude Palmer, R. a Robbs, A. E. Towle, Al Berry, J. B. Ortt, C. J. Coulter, Guy Campbell, J. Jones and Carl Vermette. The church orchestra will furnish music throughout the evening and the male quartette and bass solo by Mr. Towle. will be among the vocal numbers. "Civic Problems" will be the subject of the address by Dr. Boynton of Chicago. Great interest is anticipated in the address as Ir. Boynton is one of the foremost workers of Chicago for elevating the civic life of the city. ENTERTAINS CLUB FRIENDS. Miss Laura Fromm entertained the members of the Y. G. Club at her home
in 607 State Line street Saturday aft
ernoon. A dainty two course lunchein
was served at four o'clock. A THEATER PARTY.
Mrs. W. Mayes Martin, the Misses Gertrude Jones, Kathrine Switzer, Adele Dunbar, Beulah Drackert, Gladys Martin, Margaret Beech, Amelia Diboa and Clara Fedler formed a theater party In Chicago last evening and saw Julia Marlowe and E. H. Sothern
in "Hamlet" at the Lyric Theater.
A SURPRISE PARTY. The children of Room 5 of the Cen
tral school entertained for their teacher. Miss Alice Holm yesterday aft
er the close of the school. They met
in the kindergarten room and enjoyed games for a few hours after which refreshments were served.
ENTERTAIN MANY FRIENDS. A number of Hammond young people
were pleasantly entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Hawley at their home, 9i
Highland Btreet last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hawley had about twenty friends
their guests. Dancing was the
feature of the evening and following
the program of daruir's refreshments
were served. -
"LAST MEETING OF THE YEAR. Today is "Social Day" at the Ham
mond Woman's Club and the last
meeting of the club year. The meeting
will be held at the usual hour, three
o'clock in the auditorium of the First Presbyterian church in South Hohman
street. An attractive program of liter
ary and musical numbers will be given
by Miss Edna Agar of Valparaiso, Mrs.
Lohrman, Mrs. L. A. Minard and Charles Binder. Mrs. Walter H. Hammond Is chairman and Mrs. W. J. McAleer, vice chairman of the day's pro
gram committee. A BRIDGE DINNER.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Hohman will
entertain the members of the Evening
Bridge Whist Club at seven o'clock dinner this evening . &t their home in
Mason street.
The members of Hammond Temple No. "3 Pythian Sisters met last evening in the K. of P. Hall in South Hoh
man street. Visitors from Lowell and
Syracuse, Ind. were in attendance.
Among the visitors was Mrs. Brownell
of Lowell, the district deputy. There was also a large attendance ""of the membership. There was initiation of two candidates during the evening. Plans were made for attending the district convention at 'Michigan City Thursday, May 16th. The members of
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pacity, es there will be scores of outsiders present In addition to the regular congregation members. A high mass will .be said and the choirs have rehearsed special music for the occasion. The communion class tomorrow is the largest In the history of the congregation. There will be a low mass at 10 o'clock, and in the afternoon there will be special services at which the members of the class will be enrolled in the Scapular society and the sodality.
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Davis were hostesses wui exemplify the work at the moetThe program was in ing.
The regular bi-monthly meeting of the members of the Court of Monor will take place Monday evening in Weis Hall in State street. A meeting of the members of Dorcas Rebeckah Lodge wil take place this evening in I. O. O. F. Hall in State street. f Mrs. J. Ralph Robbins, 443 May street will leave for New York City tomorrow evening to remain for several weeks' visit with relatives. Miss Agnes Nelson who has spent the winter with her sisters, Mrs. Robbins and Mrs. Homer Branch will return to her home in the east. Miss Grace Houk and Miss Margory Sutter saw Julia Marlowe and E. H. Sothern in "Hamlet" at the Lyric Theater in Chicago last evening.
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90 TAKE FIRST COMMUNION Ninety children of All Saints' parochial school will be admitted to their first communion at All Saints' church tomorrow morning at services which will be held at 8 o'clock. Many extensive preparations have been made under the direction of the Rev.- Father Edward F. Barrett, pastor of the congregation for the occasion, the children having received both religious training and instructions for the ceremonies tomorrow. It. is expected that thij ;ehnrch will be taxed to its utmost for seating ca-
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