Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 301, Hammond, Lake County, 11 June 1912 — Page 2

THE TIMES. Tuesday, June 11, 1912.

BODICE DEVELOPED IN WHITE CHALLIE

A SIRPRISK PARTV. A number of young people met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John K. Wolf In East State street and Rave a surprisa party In honor of Fred Wolf. The pary was given to celebrate ' his birthday anniversary ad he received many pretty gifts in remembrance of the day.

The evening was spent very enjoyably with games, contests and music after which a luncheon was served. The quests were the Misses Ruth Wafceoblast, Mabel and Mary Iinwiddie, Helen Morton, Grace and Elsie Stolley, Jung, Martha llerker, Mae and Minnie Hartman and Messrs. Albert Schneider, Arthur Thon, Oscar Knoth, J. Winters, Orle Herehberger, Fred and Leslie Wolf, Walter Robinson, Smith and Joe Iubb. ENTERTAINS CLASS FRIENDS. Little Miss Genevlve Brunt was hostess to the girls In her Sunday school class of the First M. E. church last

Saturday afternoon. . She entertained I

them at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Brunt, 23 Mason street. Mrs. Etta Bloomhoff was invited to meet with the young people and she entertained them pleasantly with stories. Games and music were other features of the afternoon until five o'clock when a dainty luncheon was served. A5T Al'TOMOBILE TRIP. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dibos left on their wedding trip yesterday. , They .will tour through Indiana and Kentucky and expect to be gone several weeks. On their return to Hammond they will be at home to their friends at Hi Russell street. The m:u--'se of Miss Luella Stack, daughter Mrs. Theresa Stack of 1$3 Indiana avenue to Edward Dibos was solemnized yesterday morning at seven o'clock at All Saint's Catholic church In East Sibley street. The nuptial mass was read by the Rev. Father Edward F. Barrett.

,The ring ceremony was used. Miss .Amelia Dibos and Thomas Stack attended the bride and groom as maid of honor and best man. A GARDEN PARTV. Mrs. W. C. Belman and Miss Alta .Adkins are hostesses at a garden party -this afternoon at Mrs. Belman's home ."The Oaks'" In Glendale Park. LEAVE OX WEDDING TRIP. Mr. and Mrs.' Oren Busby left last evening for St. Paul on their wedding trip. The marriage of Miss Eleanor Mandernoch and Oren Bus'oy was plomenlsed -at high noon yesterday ,-at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Mathilda Mandernoch, 12 Waltham street. The Rev. W. F. Swltzer, pastor of the First M. E. church officiated at AN AFTERNOON PARTV. Mrs. August Schneider had the members of the Embroidery Club as her guests at a very prety party yesterday afternoon at her home in Mason street. Sixteen club members were present. Mrs. Schneider entertained Mrs. Allan

Twyman of East Chicago, formerly Miss Agnes Meikle of Hammond and Miss Bessie Ely of Chicago In company

with the members. Miss Ely Is Mrs. L. L. Bomberger'a house guest, Needle work was one of the features of the afternoon until Ave o'clock when a dainty two course luncheon was served. The members will have their next afternoon party In two weeks on Monday afternoon, June 24th. MISS POWLEtA HOSTESS. The Standard Bearers were enteitained by Miss Mabel Powley at her home In Clinton street last evening. It .was the regular monthly meeting and many members were In attendance. There were also two guests . at the meeting. The early part of the evening was devoted to the study of the

SOCIAL NEWS FOR WEDNESDAY.

Mm, P. L. Davla will entertain the members of the Vptodate Whist Clnb at her home in Klmbach avenue. Wednesday afternoon. The members of the Ladles' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church will meet In the church parlors Wednesday afternoon.

The member of the Deborah Society will have a aale of home

bakery in connection with their regular meeting Wedneaday in the

parlors of the Fimt Christian

church la Calumet avenue. Wednesday afternoon the mem

bers of the Ladles' Aid Society ot the First Conicrraatloaal ekurrk

will meet in the church social rooms

for their resrulsr weekly meeting.

The bi-monthly meetlna; of the

Ladle' Aid society of the First M. E. church will take place Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors

In Russell street.

"Bouxer Movement" which is taken up In the last chapter of their study book on China. Miss Edythe McConnell presided during the business hour. Plans were made for the annual picnic which will take place some' time in July. During the social hour several of the members entertained with vocal and instrumental selections and the time was passed very enjoyably. Dainty refreshments were served. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Members of the alumni association. of the Hammond high school met in the kindergarten room of the Central building last evening at eight o'clock for a short business session. . Tho chairmen " of the various committees gave their reports of the banquet

which was given last Friday evening and the business affairs for this year

were closed. Officers for the new year

werechosen and the election resulted as follows: President Mrs. Earl Robertson. Vice President Miss Edith Carter. Secretaryli Robin Amoss.

Treasurer James Rhind.

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miss BOOSE IS TO WED TOMORROW

A THIMBLE PARTV. The young women of the N. N. Em

broidery Club will be enterained by the Misses Fedder at , their home In State streetthis evening. It will be a

thimble party and the guests . will

bring their .needle work A GUILD MEETING.

Mrs. A. Clark Wagner. 203 Michigan

avenue will be hostess to the members of the Woman's guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church Wednesday after

noon, 'June 12th. DR. GEO. L. ROBINSON COMING.

Dr. Geo. L. Robinson of Chicago who

has a national reputation as an an

thority on Biblical subjects is well

Known as an entertaining speaker or

lecture courses, Chautauquas, etc

Prof. Robinson spent four years In

Palestone. Part of this time was giv

en to original research work. During

this time he had many interesting ex,

perlences which form a part of some of

his discourses. He will give an lllus

trated lecture at the Pine street church

on Wednesday evening. June. 12th 7:40 p. m. This will be the first meeting on

the Timothy course. Admission free, CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARV.

A party was given In honor of Miss Alberta Cox yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr. a-nd Mrs. Bert Cox, 437 W. Plummer avenue. The party wa3 given to celebrate her birthday anni

versary and she received many gifts in

remembrance of the day. - The after-

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WAMTEB2 V E)(iDinl!slbnma!ops9 TJHenn vyh Ikaue lyQFUieall Btni ITaiUlGDF E?Zj"s Apply Immediately Wo Bo Conkey Coo

Last of Eight Sisters' to Wed Will Marry Clarence Lowell.

Leading with 200 points In the Moose carnival beauty contest. Miss Rose Boose, 729 Walter street, will forsake

the honor of winning to be married tamorrow to Clarence LOwell, a Hammond boy. A marriage license was obtained yesterday at Crown Point and

the wedding is to take place In the

morning at the Lowell home.

Miss Boose is the last to marry of a family of eight girls. She was formerly employed at the Conkey plant as as

sistant cashier. She Is 18 years of age and her fiance 21. . He Is an employe of the Hammond distillery.

Out of a. family of eight girls none are left at the renidence of the parents. Boose is employed by the city, but his chief work has been the raising of two quartets of young ladies who all married Hammond men and are living here at present. ? A family reunion In the Boose family is more In the line of a convention. Miss Boose would not consider putting oft her wedding in order to win the contest. Although appreciative of the honor her friends are conferring upon her she was determined. "Some one else more worthy will do just as well," she said.

Here is a pretty bodice developed

n pin-strtpea white cname. ine

floral border forms the cuffs and the

pointed section on the bodice. The

three gore skirt has a panel back and

raised waistline. It opens on the left

side in the front.

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NOW PLAYING The Kelly-Shuster Gaiety Company In the Merry Musical Comedy The Diamond Palace Hotel A Constant Ripple of Merriment 14 PEOPLE 14 BIG BEAUTY CHORUS Another Big Show Thursday T-nr -

Hausley, Helen Reinert, Katherine Kolb, Emma Austgen and . Agne Bleker.

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noon passed very enjoyably. music

and games were features of entertain

ment until four-thirty o'clock when a dainty luncheon was served. Refreshments were served again at seven and ten o'clock. Among the guests wers several from a distance. Mr. and Mrs. Cox entertained: Mr. J. Deady, Chicago; Mr. and. Mrs. Tom Jenkins, 'Chica

go; Mr. and ..Mrs. . A. C. EJ4nger and family," Boone' Grove, "lnd.; Mr. 'Adah)

Edlnger, Boone Brove; Dr. and Mrs.

Stephen, Culver, lnd.; Mrs. C. W. Davison, Union City. Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. John

Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ander

son and daughter Dorothy, airs.

Augusta Johnson, Mrs. Jane Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. August Franck, Dr. and Mm. Cawley, Mr. and Mrs Emll Lehmann,

Mrs. Fred Cox, Miss Alva DilU, Miss

Helen Welch, John Grimmes and Chas Jonas.

A AVEDDIXG AX.Ol(EJIEXT, Cards announcing the marriage of

Miss Edith Stephens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Stephens to Ray Hub

bard Ames were received by Hammond friends of the young people today. The wedding took place in Chicago, Monday, June 10th. They will be at home at 16 West Wabash avenue, Crawfords-

ville, lnd., after August 1. Mrs. Ames

was a teacher in the eighth grade at

Central school during the past year

Before leaving Hammond she was the

honor guest at a number of pretty so

cial functions.- Mr. Ames Is a son of

Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Ames, 19 Webb

street.

A PARLOR RECITAL.

A complimentary piano recital will

be given by pupils of Eethel Elmore

Clifford, a teacher in the Drexel Con

servatory of Music in Chicago, assist

ed by William Clifford, tenor, Wednesday evening, June 12th at eight o'clock

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vira:il S,

Reiter, 1030 South Hohman Btrefet. WILL LECTIRE HERE.

Dr. E. M. Martinson of the Lombard

avenue. Baptist church of Chicago has been secured to give an address at the regular monthly meeting of the Bap

tist Brotherhood this evening at eight o'clock in the church auditorium in East Sibley street. The ladies of the church and the public are given an in

vitation to attend. Ice cream and cake

will be served after the lecture. Dr.

Martinson was formerly pastor of the

Baptist church of Hammond.

A KITCHEN SHOWER. Miss Catherine Heimbach entertain

ed a number of friend at a kitchen

shower last evening at her home, 95 Douglas street In honor of Miss Mary

Specker whose marriage to Leo Car

roll will be an event of Wednesday,

June 12th, Miss Specker . received

many gifts from her friends In hono

of her approaching marriage. Game and music were the social diversion

and at ten o'clock a prettily appointed two course lwncheon was served. Th? tables were trimmed with ferns and

pink and white carnations. Covers

were laid for Mrs. C. W. Heimbach

Mrs. M. Campbell, the Misses Clara and

Agnes Kolb, Clara Schaker, Bertha and Mary Klelgeho, Mamie Baker, Lulu Bartel, Loretta Knoerzer, Julia Retlley, Julia O'Toole, Mary Specker and Margaret and Catherine Heimbach EXTERTAIXS CI. IB FRIENDS. Miss' Agnes Bieker entertained the girls of, the A. D. P. Club Monday afternoon at her 'home, 101 Williams street. The afternoon was devoted to sewing and music and later a 5 o'clock luncheon was served. Those present were: Genevlve Hoffman, Marian

Mrs. A. K. Thompson and child ri arrived In Hammond Saturday for a visit with Mrs. Thompson's mother and sister, Mrs. Etta.-BloomhorT and Mrs

W. C, Harrison at their home In Mason

treet. Mr. Thompson Is visiting

relatives In Michigan, but will como to!

lammond next week.

, Mrs. George Draekert returned tV

her home in State tine street - last evening after spending a few day? with Mr. Thomas "Brennan at hr home ' in Kankakee, 111. Lltle Mis3

Julia Brennan returned to Hammond

with Mrs. Draekert and .wil remain here for two weeks.. j-f !

The Misses LeMyrtf Gillis and Elisa-!

beth WagenknechV "left Sunday even-i

ng'fo'r their frbrhe in Pleasantville, Pa.

where -the? Vrill .spefod . the summer

with relatives. Ji i

Miss Rena 'Ames ' has gone to Hol

land.1 Mich, to spend the summer

months with' relatives.

Miss DeEtta Curry of Rlmbach ave

nue will spend trie summer montns with her relatives in Benton Harbor,

Mich.

Miss Pearl Stanley has gone to her

home in Kokomo, lnd. to spend the summer vacation. -

Mr. and Mrs. S. F: Hayden of Lowell

were the guests of Hammond relative and friends last Sunday. - '

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hesterman of

Price riace have gone to St. Louis to

attend"the funeral of Mr. Hesterman's sister. ' "

Mrs. Earl Robertson of Erie street is

spending a few days with friends and relatives in Hoopston, 111.

Miss Helen Phillips will leave for

her homo In Chicago today after 3n over Sunday visit with Miss Elsi Masepjohl at her home In Webster avenue. , The Misses Capittala and Sylvia McClair formerly of Hammond but now of

California arrived in Chicatro yester

day where they were called by th-s death of their only brother.' They left Chicago today for Allegan, Mich. Harry Horton is still confined to his home, 1144 Van Buren street suffering from injuries received In an accident last Saturday. Mrs. Charles Renwick is entertaining Mrs. A. H. Knott of Marengo, 111., an 1 Griffith and Marie Parker of Cham

paign, 111. at her home in Doty streetMrs. Fred Fuller of Burnham, 111. Is spending the day with Mrs. Ed DeWitt at her home in Hickory street. Miss

Mildred Fuller will return home today after n week's visit with Mrs. DeWitt

Mr. and Mrs. Raphalson of New York

City will arrive In Hammond soon to make their home in the future. Mr.

Raphalson la a musician of national

reputation. He is a brother-in-law wof B. Greenberg, proprietor of the Young

Men's Tailoring establishment.

Mrs. Harry Edgecomb and children of East Liverpool, O. are the guests of Mrs. Barbara Ripley and Mrs. Oren

Stewart at their home in Henry street

Mrs. Edgecomb was formerly Misa

Bessie Ripley of Hammond.

Lodge. Assemblies

The members of Triumph Council

No. 11 D. of L. will meet next Monday

evening-. June 17th In I. O. O. F. Hall in State ' street.' The usual business and

social progr'am will 'be -followed and it

Is desired that many members attend

STEEL REPORT

SHOWS INCREASE

The United States Steel corporation

in its monthly statement, issued yes

terday, shows unfilled orders on its books as for May 31. 1912, of 5.750.000 tons. As compared with the statement of unfilled tonnage of April 30 last, this indicates an increase of 86,098 tons.

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Wednesday

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ALL DAY Groceries Included. (Except Plour and Surr)

HAMMOND'S GREATEST DEPT. STORE

Beautiful Sets of Dishes Free in our Premium Department

"COLONIAL ROSE" SEMI-PORCELAIN

Sprig Rose Decal, light weight, semi-porcelain body with beaded

verge line, gold lined edges with all handles and knobs full gold traced

Decorated In five sprig beautiful colonial rose decal in combination of

shaded pink and delicate green tint background with vine effect.

Open stock. You can obtain one piece at a time. CUP AND SAUCER

given with 4.00 IN COUPONS.

Grocery Sale for Wednesday

BUTTER Elgin Creamery, finest quality 00ft obtainable, per pound. ZmjC

SUGAR Best Eastern Granulated with grocery order

01 1.00 or more, (meat, butter or flour not C A A included) 10 pounds 0fG FLOUR Gold Medal or Ceresota, Va-barrel O fl

sack, 3.12; -barrel sack, 1.58; V8-barrel sack.-.-. OUU

Goddess Brand Red Rasp

berries, worth 1 Cn ?n rnr qt I ll

Minas Blend Coffee, best

value in Ham- OT

mond, per lb 0

Oriole Corn Flakes, 10c

package ' ; "7i

for ...

Snider's Pork and Beans, 15c can 11

for .1..- I 1

Fancy Large Size Silver Prunes, 18c 10

value, per lb 10

Milk, Borden's Peerless, dozen small cans, 45c; per can, 4c; dozen large "Jin cans. 89c; per can. . I2U

13c

Fancy Red Alaska Salmon,

1-pound tall 1 0f can . . . JJC Quart Mason J ar Mustard only. . A . . 10c Grandma's Washing Pow

der, large package , , . . . '..

Fancy Cream Brick Cheese

pound. . . . 18c Mustard Sardines, 10c size, 3 cans OO for ZJC Canned Goods, choice of Sugar Corn, Kidney Beans Hominy or Pumpkin, dozen cans, 89c; TXf per can 2b

Bargains Just for Wednesday

Men's Elk Skin Shoes, with the

leather sole, most practical work shoe made; sizes 6 to 11, 1 Ofl

special, per pair "... U W

Women's Juliette and Prince Alberts, with the rubber or leather

heels, make comfortable house slip

pers, all sizes, sale price ..............

98c

Ladies' Sample Oxfords and Pumps 3.00 values, not all sizes, 4 f O

extra value, per pair. ...... ajQ

Ladles' Tan and Patent and

Metal Oxfords, 2.60 value sizes 3 to 5, sale price..

Gun

1.69

Little Liver Pills for constipation, 25c size

15c

Borax Bath Powder, 10c size

Seven Sutherland Sisters Hair Tonic, 50c size. . . . . .

39c

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound 1.00 size

76c

Trilby Aprons, In pink, blue and

black and white patterns; also Aprons of light ground fitting over

shoulder with short bib OCA effect, special. .... ........ ( 0C

Lawn Kimonos, Ju patterns, all sizes at. .......

pretty floral

90c

Wash Skirts for Ladles and Misses in tan and white, all nft.

3UC

new models.

Ladles' and Misses' French Linen

Dresses, all white with neat em

broidery cuffs and collar.

special. .

1.69

Cotton Foulard, large assortment

of newest styles and colors, fast

colors, 29 inches . wide, yard

10c

Crash Suiting, looks like linen, wa

ter ana soap proor, zs 1 fln inches wide, yard. .......... J y C

Battenburg Jabots, two tabs, very

neat workmanship, each

11c

Dress Shields' odorless, wash

able, 3 sizes, pair........ gc

Collar Supports. 2 to 3 In- -ches high, transparent stay with pearl fastener, pair. . . . 12c'

Galvanized Wash Tub, 'CfW No. 2 size, special at ....... tj(JC

Clothes Line, 60 foot

Jute, special at.

Ice Cream Freezers, 1- quart size. ............... .J 2- quart size. ............. ..J 49

Lawn Rakes, galvanized head. 21

inches long, special at.? i ......... . .

27c

Men's Union Suits, new blue, Cooper

fine spring needle, 1.00 kind, special

79c

Men's Fancy Carter &. Holmes Fine 25o Sox,'.'. . t ". f special (j

Men's 50c Madras and Gingham,

Soft Shirts with lay down ' collar, special .............

39c

Men's Boston Garters, with velvet

grip, 25c kind, special.

I5c