Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 290, Hammond, Lake County, 28 May 1912 — Page 2
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THE TUTEa Tuesday, Mav 28, 1912.
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A SOCIAL (iATHKKIXG. , The pirls of the , Beta Alpha Tau Club wre delightfully entertained by Miss Therese Dorsey at her home In Htate streetlast evening:. The members were all present with the exception of one and Mis Mona Krost was the Invited guest. ; Music and carda were the features of the evening. Several gamps of "600" were played at two tables." A prettily appointed juneheon of two courses wat served after the frames. Pink carnations and pretty greenery decorated the table. During a short business session plans were made for the next meeting: to be
held In three weeks at the home of Miss Ieatrice Hansen. 11 Rlmbach avenue. The members will also form theatre party in Chicago Thursday afternoon. Miss Dorsey entertained Misses Mona Kros, Genevlve Hastings Beatrice Hansen, Ka.thryn Desmond Lytta McMahon and Elsa Masepohl. MissMlsssMu '' AN AFTGKMIOI l'ARTY, Mrs. Ralph Tierce gave a very pretty party at her home In Condlt etreet yesterday afternoon honoring the members of the Embroidery Club. Mrs. Tierce entertained at a thimble party and the quests brought their needle work. After a few hours spent
pleasantly with needle work a prettily appointed luncheon was Served. The refreshments were served In -tri courses. The arrangements were not made for the meeting to take place in two weeks on Monday afternoon, June 10th but the hostess will be name! later. In company with the club members, Mr. Tierce entertained the following out of town guests: Mrs N'ahtan I Thompson of Everett "Wash., who is visiting- Mn. A. E. Merryweather at her home in South Hohman street, Mrs. T. Johnson Of Rockville, lnd. who is Mrs. August Schneider's house guest ' and Miss Florence Ingraham of Ithaca, X. Y., who is the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. H. Gostlin. jr. ANNOUNCE PROGRAM. A social will be given in the parlors of the First Baptist church ii) East Sibley street this evening and i cordial Invitation to attend Is extended the members of the congregation and their friends. It will be the last (n the series of socials. The following program has been arranged: Selection ; Baptist Orchestra Vocal Solo Miss Hazel Butterfield Reading ;..Mlss Ellen Peterson Selection. ... .. .Baptist Male Quartette Instrumental Solo. ...... .Harry TSu'rk Violin Selection Mrs. C. D. Palmr Selection .......... Baptist Orchestra
SOCIAL. SEWS FOR WEDS ES DA If.
The "member of the Womn'i tinild of St. I'nul'n Episcopal church will meet In the guild room In Rimbach avenue, Wednesday for all day flon. Mr. J. T. Flavin will have her guemtn Wednexday afternoon at her home in South Hohman atreet the member a of the t'ptodate Whist Club. Mrs. M. Rnbln will entertain th members of the Jewish Ladles' Aid Society at her home In East Sibley street Wednesday afternoon.
ciatlon of the Hammond high school met in the kindergarten room of the
Central building last evening and I
made final arrangements for the banquet to be given Friday evening, June 7th at the Masonic Temple in Muenich Court. The banquet will be given In honor of the 1912 graduating class. Wilbur D. Xesblt will be the principal speaker at the banquet. A delightful program has been arranged for the evening. A report of the sale of tickets was made at the meeting last evening showing that many had been disposed of.
A DGLIUHTFl'L PROGRAM.
Mrs. L. L. Bomberger, Miss Blanche Kennedy and Master Josepsh Rut will give the program at the meeting of the Parents' club of the Washington school this evening In the school hall In Williams street. The program will be given at seven-thirty o'clock. Refreshments will be served during the social hour. The members will discuss the program to be followed next year during a short business session. It will be the" last meeting of the school year.
which Mrs. Granger, Is chairman will serve dinner to the public at noon. It is desired that many members attend the business meeting. A Li AWN SOCIAL.. A social will bo given by the mem
bers of the Parents' Club of the West Hammond school Wednesday evening on the school lawn. The members
hope to realize a nice sum to be used
for the benefit of the school. Ice
cream and cake will be served. . HOLD WEEKL.Y MEETING.
Mrs. Minnie Kline and Mrs. Klotz
will be hostesses at the meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the First Pres
byterian church Wednesday afternoon In the parlors of the church In South
Hohman street.MEET IV CHl'HCH PARLORS.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First M. E. cliureh will meet Wednesday afternoon In the church parlors In
Russell street. The meeting Is called
for two-thirty o'clock.
A STl'DV MEETING. At her home In Calumet avenue, Mrs. Alva A. Young wil entertain the members of the Ideal Book Club this evening. The members will devote the evening to their usual study and social program. A nRIDGE PARTY, The members of the University Club will have another of their evening bridge parties tonight In the University Club rooms In South Hohman street. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson and Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Oberlin will serve on the entertainment committee.
A nRIDGE PARTY. The members of the University
Cln')
HONOR MISS ADKINS.
The teachers of the Iri-lng school gave a party ih honor of Miss Alta
Adkins last evening at the home of Mrs. C. B. Stiver In May street Miss
Adkins who has been principal of the
Irving school has been appointed primary supervisor and will begin her new duties at the opening of school in September. The gift to Miss Adkins
was beautiful lavallier. During the
evening musie was a feature of enter
tainment and the guests spent
pleasant few hours illustrating little gift books with pictures from magazines. The Dtctures were chosen so
as to give the history of the guests
A dainty luncheon was served. Dur
lng the luncheon hour a flash light picture was taken. Pink and white ..n 1 1 a wAfo a nrftv HArorfltlnn in
will have another of their eveningly , . . ... -
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the guests as favors. The teachers In
hammond: phone 232
NOW PLAYING JESSIE BELL Offers the Big Spectacular Singing Act THE GIRL ON THE WORLD BLACK AND McCONE "Two Gentlemen" Comedy Acrobatics MAZZONE AND MAZZONE Italian Serenaders ) DOWNS AND GOMEZ High-Class Singers KINDROME OTHER FEATURES Prices 10c and 20c
TWO HUNDRED 60 TO RACESJM GARY Big Delegation Leaves City , v to Attend the Speedway-Even.
The
A BUSINESS MEETING. members of the Alumni
Asso-
bridge parties tonight in the Univer
sity clut rooms in South Hohman street. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson and Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Oberlin will serve on the entertainment committee. MRS. HI BIX A HOSTESS. Mrs. M. Rubin, 353 East Siblev street will be hostess to the members of the Jewish Ladles' Aid Society Wednesday afternoon of this week. It wll be the regular meeting postponed from last evening and a business and social program will be followed. AN ALL DAY SESSION. The members of the Deborah Aid Society of the First Christian church will meet for an all day session Wednesday in the parlors of the chureh in Calumet avenue. Committee No. 3 of
JACK WWL Has the Home for the Nobby, Up-to-Date Dresser Hatter and Gents' Furnisher
601 HOHMAN ST., HAMMOND BLDG., HAMMOND, IND.
More than two hundred Gary people plan to attend the speedway races at Indianapolis on Thursday. The advance guard left at noon today and to-i-'Kht and tomorrow will witness big exoduses f r m the city. Roy a. Parry of the Gary Land company. Dr. Stephens of Indiana Harbor headed the. first departing caravan, Harry Barker and Dr. H. S. Stephens leave tomorrow morning. Dr. T. J. Toner, Ed Klelnschmidt and others will leave at a convenient time. Mr.
nd Mrs. C. V. Cough are heading a
party of twenty-five which will In
clude Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Young. Dr.
and Mrs. J. H. Long.
the Irving school are Miss Adkins. principal, Miss Grace Ralston and Miss Margaret Eames, Miss Kstelle Bauer, Miss Cecil Inman, Miss Iva
Titus, Miss Clara Matthies, Miss Fear
McKinney, Miss Hazel Butterfield and Mrs. Sussie Shaffer.
An all-t he-year Around Necessity
cream V (flggHBBRl) W ex. complcteiy j. fOv .REMOVES J A
Completely perspiration.
removes odors from Positively will not
parch the skin nor soil the clothing. At All Drug and Department Stores
MARRIED IN CHICAGO. The marriage of Miss Mabel Gordon
and Ed Austgen was solemnized yesterday afternoon at three-thirty o'clock t -St. Arae'a chifrch In Chicago.
Miss Florence Wilson was the bride' only attendant. The ceremony was witnessed by the bride's mother, Mrs. Robert A. Gordon. The bride wore a pretty tailored costume of gray serge
and a hat to correspond. Mr. and Mrs.
Austgen will be at home to their
friends at 45-6 Summer street after
June 15th. They have a pretty home
all In readiness. The announcement of the marriage of Miss Gordon and Mr. Austgen will be interesting to the young people of Hammond and vicini
ty. They have a large circle of friends who will extend them their congratulations and best wishes. Mrs. Austgen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gordon, 704 Oakley avenue. Mr. Austgen Is employed by
the Standard Steel Car Co. A DINNER.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Sears were the
honor guests at a dinner given by Mr
and Mrs, Homer Branch at their home in May street last Saturday evening.
The party was given' as a farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Sears who will leave
Hammond within a few days to make
their home In Port Wayne, lnd. Mina-
ture trunks filled with candies were given as favors. Red carnations and pretty greenery decorated the center
of the tables. The dinner was served
in four courses.
This week's meeting of the May
wood Culture Club has been psotponed until Thursday afternoon, June 6th when Mrs. Booth will entertain the members at her home, 570 Michigan
avenue. A GUILD MEETING.
" The members oi trie Woman's Guild
of St. Taul'B Episcopal church will meet in the guild room in Rlmbach
avenue, Wednesday for an all day ses
sion. A bunch will be served at noon.
All the. ladies of the guild are Invit ed to the meeting. A CHANGE IN MEETING DAY.
The social section of the Baptist Women's Union will meet Wednesday afternoon at 1:15 o'clock instead of
Thursday of this week at the home o Mrs. George Houser, 527 Logan stree
and walk to the home of Mrs. Rerquis
in East Chicago, ine usual program
will be followed. WILL PLAY "WHIST.
Mrs. J. T. Flavin will have as he
guests ' Wednesday afternoon at her home in South Hohman street the
members of the Uptodate Whist Club,
A THIMBLE PARTY.
This evening the young women o
the N. N. Embroidery Club will be en
tertainea by Miss Brtna Alaleltske a
her home in Indiana avenue. Miss Maleitske will entertain at a thimble
party and the guests will bring thei needle work.
Miss June Klein of Lowell spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Robinson, at her home, 454 May street.
Mrs. Rifenburg of Russell street wjll go to Hobart today to visit friends and relatives. Mrs. Grace Conroy will
spend Decoration day in HobarL
H. Buck of Wichita, Kan., stopped in
Hammond to visit friends fci a short time today on hia way to' Springfield,
Mass., where he will spend the summer.
Mr. Buck was physical -director In the
Hammond schools last year.
Miss Phanmie Shine of Doty street
will spend the week with Miss Ella
Fedler, at her home,; In Cedar Lake.
W. C. Murphy was called to Cleve
land, O., by the serious Illness of his mother. ,
Lodge Assemblies
The members of the Court of Honor
met for a short business session last
evening In Weis hall. In State street
i-onowing tne regular lodge session
to members entertained a number of
their friends at a box social. There
was a large attendance and a verv
enjoyable time was reported. The
were pleasantly entertained with mu sim, after which the boxes were raf
fled and luncheon was served. The sale
of the boxes brought in a nice-- sum
which will be used for the benefit of the court. The next regular meeting will take place in two weeks on Mon
day, June 10th.
Mrs. John Wilhelrfl and Mrs. Frank
Grove, delegate from Hammond to the
dedication of the home office atCraw-
fordsville, lnd., will : give a report at
the regular bi-monthly meeting of Progressive Court No. 166, Tribe of Ben Hur, this evening, in the K. of P. hall.
Co MIMAS COMPANY Hammond's Greatest Department Store
Wed
Opens on Thursday.
Decoration day will also mark the
opening of the Lake Fron park at Robertsdale, which in the past j'ear has
proven very popular among the bothers who gwann the beach, or picnickers and parties who spend the day there. John Flaherty, who proved himself a capable and courteous bathhouse keeper last summer, will have charge of the bathhouse against this year and Is making preparations to take car of larger crowds than ever. A new supply of bathing suits has been secured and Mr. Flaherty has everything In readiness for the warm weather. Although the water is not warm enough to go bathing, large crowds have called at the beach daily to test the water and are finding the temperature better every day.
THE TIMES ALWAT8 HAS FOT7GMT FOR '.HE INTERESTS OF THB COMMON PEOPLE FOR THB MAN WHO WORKS JTOR A LI VINO.
nesday Double Coupons ALL, DAY Groceries Included Except Flour and Sugar
Store Open Wednesday Evening Closed All Day Thursday
Free Flags for Decoration Day United States Cavalry Flag, size 36 inches, sharp clear print in bright colors on pure1 white cotton bunting, silk finish; mounted on hard wood staffs with bronzed spear. For this sale Given with 5.00 in Coupons
Wednesday's Grocery Savings
Butter Elgin Creamery, guaranteed abs o 1 u t e 1 y pure and finest quality obtainable, 1 ft per pound 0 I U
Fancy Red Raspberries,
worth 2oc, per can .
Minas Blend Coffee, best
value in Hammond,
per pound ,
15 c B, best 27c
Sweet, Sour or Dill Pickles dozen . . . 10c Good Four String Broom, special for Q Wednesday, each. . .LOj Fancy Cuban Pineapples, ripe and very juicy, JJJLf per dozen, 75c; ea. . QgU
Sugar, best Eastern granulated, with grocery order of 1.00 or more, (meat, butter or flour not in- CQf eluded, 10 pounds. .Uuu Paris or Morning Glory Corn, Ar 15c can I Fancy Large Queen Olives, 20-ounce OQo .iar 4UU Pork and Beans, in heavy tomato sauce, Vkr 3-lb can ?b Peerless Brand Milk, doz. large cans, 89c; can 7Hc; doz. small cans, 45c; A per can TrU Choice of Sugar Corn, Kidney Beans, Wax Beans, Hominy or Pumpkin, dozen cans, 88c; 7Ap per can ! f 22 1
Flour, Gold Medal or Ceresota, Va-barrel sack 3.12 -barrel sack 1.58 H-barrel sack. ...... . .80c Fancy Large Messina Lemons, very juicy, 1 Qft per dozen . . 3U
Fancy Red Alaska Salmon
per can at
19c
Fancy Cream Brick Cheese! Holstein Brand, 4 per pound. I OC Fancy Early June Peas or Solid Packed Tomatoes, two 15c cans jjjQ Orange3, fancy California Navels, sweet and juicy,
per dozen . 1" I
Extra Specials in Apparel
Linen Coats, 4.48 Trimmed pongee for dressy near, also genuine linen coats for auto war, very . special at above price. Summer Coats, 1.9& 2.98 A splendid French Linene, convertible collars of plain or contrasting color; all sizes. New Linen Suits, 5.98 Made of beavy natural linen, strictly, tailored styles; sktrts made panel effect and high waist. .
Wash Skirts, 1.48
Of white pique and genuine natural linen; all new models with high waist line, made to keep their shape when laundered.
DECORATION DAY SPECIALS
1
59c
Per pair for 16-Button Gloves, open wrist; come in black and
S white.
2JJ For Child's Parasol, good full size; come in assorted colors.
1.00
For Ladies' White Parasol. Better styles at 1.25, 1.39
PATENT YOUR IDEAS
and make r
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HOW TO GET THIM"
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RHSTBGE Wednesday, May 22, 1912, I will open a firstclass Horse Shoeing and Blacksmith Shop; all work guaranteed. I -will locate at CALUMET AVENUE, 1 Block 8outh of Nickel Plate R. R. THOS. JOHANNSEN
and 1.48.
- For Ladies' Umbrella, fine directorie handles,!
jOU 8l,n nd rainproof. Take one. with you Decoration Day. k -; sj n For Ladies' Union Suits of extra quality, low OuG neclc' no sleeve, umbrella knee. f For Ladies' Hose of exceptional value; come I J U ln tan an DlackS a11 Bizes. Wonderful Values in Ribbons, 19c Yd. More than 2,000 yards of plain and fancy Ribbons, both messaline and taffetas. j For Ladies' Handkerchiefs, both plain and I Q fancy lawn. Four for only 25c. .
White Voile and Lingerie Dresses, ,5.98 and 7,95 V Beautiful Dresses of extraordinary value, trimmed with shadow lace or handsomely embroidered; Ladjes' and Misses' sizes. , ' Silk Dresses, 6.48 Were 8.00 and 10.00. Black navy, rose and green taffeta and messaline, nifty styles and splendidly made; all for less than price of making. New Lingerie Waistsat 98c New Cassaque. Waist; also the reg
ular styles, beautifully trimmed; some with a touch of color; regular 1.50 value. v Girls' Norfolk Middy Waists of Finest Galatea, 1.50
DRUG DEPARTMENT SPECIALS
Lunch Sets, one extra large table cover, 12 napkins, 12
doilies, 6 plates
for. .
35c
iPOMPElAN
MASSAGE
CREAM
Pompeian Massage Cream for cleansing and beautifying the complexion, fjfj-t, 50c Bize.. tJUG
Colgate's Outing Comforts, three small cans of talcum so eonV
venient for the hand- :. bag.... .7....,... .
Java Rice Face Powder, 50c size.. ....... ......'
Tix, for the relief of tired
feet, 25c size..
,8c 29c 18 c
Specials in Shoe Department
Girls' White Canvas Shoes, good quality, "Bunt" toe, sizes 8V4 to
98c sizes 11 H to 2
1.15
Girls Patent Pumps, with two straps, flat tailored bows, fine dressy quality;
sizes 8V4- to 11. at 125
sizes 11 H to 2, at
1 50
Girls High Cut White Canvas Boot, best grada "Hi-Toe," sizes 7 to 11.
Bt 1.50 61768
lltt to 2, at.
1.75
Barefoot Sandals, made of tan chrome calf with
the Elk soles, the kind
that wear, all
sizes, per pair..
49c
m mm s ui &
Men's Shirts . Men's Blue Chambray Shirts. "Amoskeag," soft collar attached, double
stitched faced sleeves........
Specials in 1 -CLOTHING DEP'T. Men's Straw Hats New style Straw Hats, popular Sennet Yachts, split braids, sailor and snap brim soft straws, 1.00 to 3.C0 Men's Union Suits Men's Union Suits, in B. V. D Porisknit and spring needle rib-
i bed, elastic form fitting, also I "Klosed Krotch," short and long sleeves, knee and ankle length, white, ecru and blue, . 1.00 to 2.50
. Neckwear Men's Wash Ties, reversible four-in-hands, stripes and figures, P. K. and madras, plain and ft fancy qC
38c