Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 16, Hammond, Lake County, 18 May 1912 — Page 2

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Social News IN H et m m o rid

'have been entertained this season and they thoroughly enjoyed the evening:. The home was decorated in the high school colors, purple and white. The colors were also carried out in the

rlucheon

which waa served after

A LINEV SIIOWKIl.

games and music had been enjoyed for several hours. The colored crepe paper trimmed the chandeliers and was draped in the windows and arches. In one of the contests Miss Fern Sprague won the prise and was

Miss Klisabeth Malo was the honor awarded a beautiful Hammond , pentruest at a pretty party given by Miss nant. Mr. and Mrs. Hickman enterKathrine Stevens last evening at her tained the following young people, home in State street. Miss Stevens school friends of their daughter. Miss entertained a number of friends at a Hickman: The Misses Lillian Lewis, linen shower in honor of Miss Malo. Blanche Irish, Minnie Curry. Ruth whose marriage to George Rimbach Wooden. Helen Stout, Mae McEwen. will be a ceremony of the coming Helen Ford, Beatrice Dickson. Lucils week. The bride-elect received many Minas, Mabel Powley, Kathrlne pretty gifts In linen. The evening waa Switzer, Gertude Abernathy, Marguarpassed very enjoyably with games and tte Knotts, Helen Meyers, Fern contests. Music was also a feature of Sprague, Adele Dunbar. Clara Fedler, the evening. After the program a Mildred Carter, Ruth Hathaway, Mildainty luncheon was served. The re-.dred Emerine, Messrs. Raymond Mett-

freshments were served in two Clure Burge. Donald Gavlt, Charlos

courses. Miss Stevens had as her Kaufman, Clifford Hudson, William guests, Mrs. Rebecca Decker of Chi- Arnold. Arthur Groom. Chauncey Wil-

riRo; Mrs. James A. Malo, Mrs. Mary son, Harold Stout, Sherman McEwen, Malo, Mrs. tiertrude Halsey, Mrs. Mar- Virgil Hathaway, Marvin Sprague, garet Malo. Mrs. Elizabeth Pepperdine. Paul Stewart. Clarence Muehlberger,

Mrs. Frank Stevens, the Misses Grace Arthur Hess and Walter Hess. Lawrence, Margaret Weiss, Gertrude! and Pauline Twiss. Nettie Hix. Ruth! IIOOK MISS 1ILAKE,

Washington, Hope Ward. Leona Bow - I Mrs. Charles Rlake of Morgan Park

man Birdie Malo, Elizabeth Malo, will entertain Miss Margaret Blake Alice Harper, Clara Rimbach and Olive and a few of her friends in Hammond

McCay. V PRKTTV PAH TV. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hickman very charmingly entertained a number of high school people at their home in Warren street last evening in honor of their daughter. Miss Margaret Hickman. It was one of the prettiest parties at which these young people

Cet the Original and Genuine HORLICK'8 HALTED MILE The Food-drink for All Ages. For Infants, Invalids.and Growing children. Pure Nurion,UD building the whole horfr.

Invigoratesthcnursmg mother and die aged.! The Misses Laura and Alma Hess Rich milk- malted grain, in powder form.1 vcry P,easantl' entertained the gtru r ."T 7 6 , JJt of the Xu Tau Beta Club at a "kitchen A quick lUCa prepared ia a minute. party" last evening at their home in Tale BO salMtirnf. A.lr fnrHfiHT iriT'C (Mason street. The. guests were pro-

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not in Any rasih Trust

at a luncheon and bridge party today

at the Ridge Country Club in Chicago

Those who will attend from Hammond are Mrs. F. D. McElroy, Miss Edith

Stevens, Mica Estelle Bauer, Miss Earaes, Miss Grace Houk, Miss Emily Crosby, Miss Oral Shunk and Miss

Margaret Blake. A BISISESS MEETING

Mrs. H. E. Granger of Hamlin street

was at home to the members of the W. C. T. IT. last evening. Several busi

ness matters of interest were discussed during the evening. Plans were made for a social meeting to take place on the evening of May 30th at the home of Mrs. Granger. A program of literary and musical numbers Is being arranged for the evening. Mrs. Wright has resigned as president of the society on account of ill health and Mrs. Floyd H. Adams will be asked to preside at the meetings during the remainder of the year .

IiTKRT.U VERP PLEASANTLY,

SOCIAL XEW5 FOR MONDAY.

Mr. Hrarr Burk will fc mt to the members of the history committee of the Hammond Woman's Club Moatday afternoon. A meeting; of the membera of Tlramph CoMeit No. 11 D.. of I will take place Monday evening In I. O. D. F. Mall In State atreet. The Parent Clnb of the Lincoln achoel will meet Monday evening at even-thirty o'clock In the aehool hall In Oostlln atreet. , An Important meeting of the alumni association of the Hammond hlirk school will take place Monday evening In the kindergarten room of the Central building.

FORESTERS GO TO WANATAH The Baumgartner Court C- - F- de" gree team of Hammond, accompanied by Lake county members of the order, will go to Wanatah tomorrow to confer the degrees on thirty-five candi

dates In connection with the Installation of a new lodge at Wanatah. This lodge, like one Installed at Valparaiso

last Sunday, was organized by 11. B.

Hilger of West Hammond, the state organizer for Indiana. He has been doing excellent work for the order and will in all probability go to Fort

Wayne and the surrounding territory next week.

Foresters going from Hammond will

either go on the Pennsylvania via Gary, leaving Hammond on the Gary & Interurban at 8 o'clock, or go directly from Hammond via the Nickel Plate, which sells a dollar round trip ticket for the occasion. Wanatah is making big preparations for the occasion. One of the features will be a picnic dinner at noon and an open air address by Mr. Honan of Rensselaer, one of the state officers.

' vided with aprons and were asked to

assist their hostesses with- the prepa-

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ration of 'the lucheon. A merry time was spent in the large kitchen. At ten o'clock an elaborate luncheon was served. The table was prettily anpointed. A bouquet of flowers decorated the center of the table and daintily decorated place carods were laid for

j eight guests. The next meeting of the

C1UD gins win oe xieiu 111 i w u wcria at the home of Miss Edythe McConnell In Doty street. The members of the club are the, Misses Edythe McConnelL Marie Carter, Rose Ruschll, Marie Bobbins, Ethel Brown, Laura and Alma Hess. , PARENTS (LIB MKF.TINfi. The membera of the Parents' Club of

the Lincoln school will meet In the school hall, Monday evening. May 20th

nd listen to a very interesting pro'gram. It will be the last meeting of

the school year. Miss Virginia Brooks will address the audience and there will be musical and literary numbers and several folk dances by the children of the grades. . s, -f ALl'MM MEETING. ? An"lmportanC!BBeeting of thealumni association" of ' the Hammond high school will take place Monday even

ing in the kindergarten room of the ( Central building. It is desired that many members attend as plans, will he made for the annual banquet to bo given Friday evening, June 7th at the (Masonic Temple. Wilbur D. Nesbit of '.Chicago will be the principal speaker at the banquet. The program for the I evening will be one of the most attractive of recent years and prepara

tions are being made to entertain several hundred guests. A COMMITTEE MEETING. The members of the Hammond Woman's Club who intend to work on

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the history committee next year aro invited to meet with Mrs. Henry Burk at her home in Carroll street. Monday afternoon, May 20th and outline the course of study for next year.

MEETING WAS POSTPONED. This week's meeting of the Standard

Bearers was postponed. Miss Kathrine Switzer will entertain the young

women of the society at her home In

Russell street next Friday evening; May 24th.

MRS. GIIXEIT ENTERTAINS. Mrs. John H. Gilett is entertaining

the members of the Columbia Club at her home in South Hohman atreet this

afternoon. Euchre will be played dur

ing: the afternoon and the same will progress at four tables.

A SOCIAL The members of the Senior class of the Hammond high school will grlve an

ice cream social this evening at the Central building: to which they invite their friends. The proceeds will b

used for class expenses during commence week. ENTERTAIN YOl'SiG PEOPLE. Miss Florence Kline will entertain the young people of the Junior En

deavor in the parlors of the First

Presbyterian church in South Hohman street this afternoon. Games and music will be the features of the afternoon. Mrs. E. M. Davis and grandson. Eugene, 282 Towle street will leave Hammond for the west this afternoon. They will be the guest of relatives in Portland, Oregon. Miss Julia Wall of Michigan avenue and Miss Minnie Turner of Truman avenue will leave for New York CHy tomorrow. They will spend three weeks visiting in New York City, Boston, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Niagara Falls and other places of Interest In the east. Mrs. Decker of Chicago is visiting Mrs. Frank Stevens at her homo in State street. John Pepperdine formerly of Hammond but now of Kansas City is spending a few days with relatives in Hammond. Miss Beatrice Hansen, 11 Rimbach avenue Will go to Michigan City this afternoon to remain over Sunday wilh friends.

Grand IBdDxnng Cett(Stt At Ss?0 SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 18th 6-ROUND PRELIMINARY BETWEEN 8-ROUND SEMI-WINDUP BETWEEN YOUNG CHRISTIE vs. EDDIE WELLS EDDIE HART vs. LEO ST. CLAIR 10-ROUND MAIN EVENT BETWEEN ' ! JESS WILLARD vs. FRANK RYAN t - rr

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Mrs. George Lacey of Indianapolis Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. D. McElroy at her home in Mason street. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Turner and daughter, Marion returned to their home in Truman avenue this morning after

spending a week In Pittsburg. Mr. Turner went to attend the Master) Boilermaker's Association which was , in session this week. Edward E. Olson and family left for L.ogansport. Ind. today where they , will make their home In the future. j Coney Island Park. Burnham, 111.,

opens Sunday. May 19. Good music and dancing. Fish dinners a specialty.

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SOUTH BEND AND RETURN

i . ' VIA . SOUTH SHORE LINES FROM Hammond and East Chicago MAY 2122 ACCOUNT

Indiana State G. A. R. Encampment Grand Parade May. 22. Tickets good going on all trains, good returning May 23rd. "

A very enjoyable meeting of the Golden Rod Camp No. 1657 Royal Neighbors took place last evening In Long's Hall in State street. One candidate was Initiated during the evening. The members planned to attend a meeting at AVest Pullman early in June and also arranged for their next regular meeting to be held in two weeks on Friday evening. The social hour passed very delightfully. Refreshments were served during the social session. Lst evening the members of Hammond Hive No. 2 L. O. T. M. met in

'the K. of r. Hall in South Hohman

street for their regular bi-monthly meeting. Mrs. YVunschel presided In the absence of the Commander, Mrs Viola Smiley who is visiting in KnoxVllle, Tenn. Visitors from Chicago and Whiting were in attendance at the meeting. After the routine business had been disposed of a short time was spent socially. One of the most enjoyable dances of the season was given by the members of the Protected Home Circle last

evening in the Moose Hall In State street. It was their first annual dance

and many of the Hammond and Chi-, cago friends of the members were entertained during the evening. Dancing began at eight-thirty o'clock and continued until a late hour. The hall was elaborately decorated In red, white and blue, the colors of the order. The bunting trimmed the chande-

'llera and was draped to the -corners of

the hall. The lights had pretty shades of the same colors. At the regular bi-monthly meeting of Triumph Council No. 11 D. of U. Monday evening the members wily follow their usual program. The meeting will be held in I. O. O. F. Hall in State street. A business and social program will be. followed by the members of the Hammond Chapter of Eastern .Stars this evening at their meeting in the K. of P. Hall in South liohman street.

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MUST BE 16 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER. EXPERIENCED BINDERY " GIRLS PREFERRED. ALSO GIRLS TO LEARN. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR GIRLS TO BECOME SELF SUPPORTING. FINE WORK HOOM AND PERFECT SANITARY CONDITION. APPLY AT PLANT AT ONCE. ... - - mi. E. (SGDRJCSEV (SdD.

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The social hour will follow the busi ness meeting.

There will be a meeting of the members of Dorcas Rebekah Lodge this evening in I. O. O. Hall In State street. Following the business meeting a so cial hour will be enjoyed.

Not Back TillJune 25. . Although Jimmy Clabby, the globe trotter was expected to arrive in Hammond by the 25th of May, word was received here this morning that he does not expect to reach homo before the middle part of June. Just what is prolonging Jimmy's journey Is not known, but It is thought that he will take part ii-several more battles before he places his footprints pn Indiana soil.

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