Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 304, Hammond, Lake County, 14 June 1912 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Friday, June 14, 1912.

ESTERTAIS FOR COMIJTG BRIDE. Mrs. Elfa Burns and Miss Mary Southworth entertained at a miscellaneous shower last evening at the home of Mrs. Barns! ?45 Sohl street In hener of Miss .Ells." Wlckhun whose

coming marriage to Mr. James C. Rogers will be an event of this month. The color scheme was carried out In orange and white. The invited gues's were: Mesdames " Gertrude Halsey. Margaret Rogers, John Lay ton, Ida

ammond Meat Market

101 STATE STREET. 216 N. HOHMAN STREET. Special Sala of Fancy Groceries, Fresh and Smoked Heats Our Meats Are the Best. Our Prices the Lowest We Sell Just as We Advertise.

Young Live Chickens, lb 9 Pounds Fresh Leaf Lard Small Fresh Pork Loins, lb. . . v Small Fresh Pork Shoulders, lb Native Leg of Veal, pound Choice Veal Roast, lb. . Teal Breast, with pocket, lb Choice Beef Pot Roast, lb Native Rib Boiling Beef, lb . ...

15c 1.00 12ic 1Hc 13!c 12c 1Qc 11c 6c

pound. 2u

Salted Pork 7&f Shoulders, lb 3C Maver's Moose f l3s Brand Hams, lb..: J 4SU

,-Maver s JSo. 1 Call, i H3. Hams, lb I UhC

No. 1 Bacon, j A1 pound. fi'2ij 10 Pounds Granu- CQr lated Sugar. ...... .Q(j y8-Bbbl. New OIIa Century Flour OUC

7,'Bars Swift's Pride Soap d0

6 Boxes Argo OKfl Starch.... ZOC

Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the Citv

Strict attention-given to all phone orders

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Oayser, Elf Burns, the Mises "Lavlna and Edith Ripley. Anna and - Mayme Kostecker, Ella and Annetta Wickham, Clara Borchert, Anna Reuhs. Margaret

Puchnlckl, , Jenny Kaluf, ; Anna

Schroder. ; Lottie,,-; rawleshi, . Nellie Adeleaperger, ' Charolette Kasten and Mary Southworth. - Miss Wlekham received many presents In ' cut " glass

linens and china: In the contest ar

ranged for the guests Miss Lavlna won the prise at ten-thirty a two course luncheon was served.

MARRIED IN CHICAGO. Miss Bessie O'Malley and Walter O'Brien were marrlade In Chicago Wednesday, June 12th It was a very quiet ceremony. The bride wore a tailored suit of gray whip cord and a hat to correspond. She carried a bouquet of white and pink roses. They will make their home with the bride's parents at 122 Sibley street. Mrs. O'Brien is the oldest daughter of Mrs. Lyon. Mr. O'Brien came to Hammond from New York and Is employed by the I. H. Belt Railroad company at Gibson The announcement of the marriage will bring Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien the best wishes and congratulations of their many friends. A. COXCEUT. ti,. m.a r-liih of th St. T.onia Co-

lege will give a concert at the Ham

mond theater Friday evening, June 21st under the auspices of St. Paul's Lutheran League. Their program will

be a very attractive one ana tne members hope to dispose of many tickets among the people of Hammond. After the concert, the young men of the Glee Club will be guests at a banquet at the school hall, at the corner of Sibley street and Oakley avenue. A WHIST PARTY. Mrs. Walter A. Hoke gave a very de lightful party at her home in Sibley street yesterday afternoon at which the members of the Fern Leaf Linen Club were entertained. Whist was played during the early hours of the

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Large Beautiful Peonias, in red, white and pink, A each only . . . .f C Red, Pink and White Roses and Carnations, OR a dozen cCOC

Large Strong Tomate and Cabbage .Plants, dozen

6 c

50 Cases Fine California Sweet

Oranges, while they last, each only

Fine Juicy Mezzina Lemons, per dozen.

18c

EXTRA FINE NEW POTATOES, (Red Stock), per peck. .50c OUR FAMOUS CEDAR VALLEY CREAMERY BUTTER, per lb. . . . . .30c FINEST QUALITY FULL CREAM BRICK CHEESE, per lb. .J 7c MONTCO BRAND NORWAY KIPPERED HERRING, 12c quality, can. . . .7c OUR LEADER 30c FINE BLEND COFFEE, per pound. . . 27c

Lion Swift's Best q,w Best -p. Black and Brand 10c Pride quality be fnr Granulated White Tip Toilet Washing Bulk Dernea for Salsoda .-noodle Matches Soap Powder Laundry Prving, (Washing t 12 boxes large StarSf fac soda)" gPj in package E.7ite16cS15c ET,:lc "815cptJ5c 1 KQ . Crown Fine Maryland tr:n i j ' Table California Pure Leave your Jlr a IC6d Beer Port . Rye order now Xfv flake ' GinSer 2 dozen Wine Whiskey for next noneynaKe Atlantic a case ' per quart week deliv- Cookies Cakes m3 75ci75c:.69cery- te 1 Be Ef. 15c Ef.. 12c

LONG WHITE AND WHITE TIP RADISHES, per bunch. ..........2c EXTRA FINE LONG GREEN CUCUMBERS, each only. 5c FINE MEXICAN CANTALOUPES, each 6c and. .8c FINE SOLID HEAD LETTUCE, per head 4c and 6C :, Specials in our Candy Department

Kranz's Maple Marshamallows, the more you eat the more you OCa want, 3 pkgs d&UU

Cocoanut Bon Bons, regular 25c quality, pound . 12c

Peanut Butter

Kisses per pound

10c

Saturday Candy, 1 full pound box of delicious assorted Chocolates, OQe 50c value . . . . & f C

Havana Londres - and Great Gunner 5c cigars, 10!?:. 25c

Saturday Cigar Specials

Quaker Bond

Pollack's Expert Stogies 50 in bpx, lift per box. . . . I I U

and Lillian Russell Cigars, f.r. 25c

El Sepino and Franz Liszt Havana Cigars,

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or. 25c

SOCIAL. SEWJ FOB SATURDAY. Amettnis of the member of the Hammond Chapter of Eastern Stara will take place Saturday evening In the K. of P. Hall In Soath Hohnu atreet. The member of Dorcas Rebeckah iOdge will Initiate a elass of candidates at their - regular weekly meeting; Saturday evenlntT In I. O. O. F. Hall la State atreet.

afternoon and the game progressed at three tables. High score was made by Mrs. It. E. Schoff. Mrs. O. G. Routsong and Mrs. Frederick A. Bull' also won honors and the consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Frank Grove. After the games the guests were delightfully entertained with music. Mrs. Kdward Murden, Mrs. O. G. Routsong and Mrs. Wolf gave the program and every number was thoroughly enjoyed. A prettily appointed two course luncheon was served at five o'clock. The tables were decorated with flowers and pretty greenery and haind decorated place cards mere laid for twelve guests. The member will meet again In two weeks at the home of Mrs. Edward Murden, 487 150th street.

MRS. H OFF-MAN ENTERTAINS. Yesterday afternoon a very pleasant;

meeting of Sewing Circle No. 1 of Ft. Margaret's hospital took place at. the home of Mrs. Ida Hoffman In Indiana avenue. The members played pedro during the afternoon and the game progressed at several tables. Mrs. Otto Knoeraer won the first honors and the second' prize was won by Mrs. Joseph Knoerser., The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Caroline Dibos. Dainty refreshments were served at the consolation of the games. The next afternoon party will be given, by Mrs. Joseph Knoerzer and she invites the members to meet with her Thursday, June 27th at her home In Clinton street. CLl'B MEMBERS MEET. Mrs. E. Dllta entertained a few friends at cards yesterday afternoon at her home In Michigan avenue. Her guests were the members of the Golden Rod Club who met for their regular bi-monthly social meeting. It was only the second meeting after the re. organization of the club. The members spent the afternoon very enjoyab-

ly at the card tables. After several games of pedro the honors were

awarded to Mrs. Frank Baker. Mrs.

Pohlplats and Mrs. ShlUenburg. A two

course luncheon was served after the card games. Eight covers were laid.

In two weeks on Thursday afternoon. June 27th Mrs. Frank Baker will be hostess to the club members at her

home In East Sibley street. ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. The members of the Good Will Club

spent an enjoyable afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Kralowetz In Elm

street yesterday. Mrs. Kralowetz entertained with cards and the guests played pedro between the hours of two

and five o'clock. The games progress

ed at four tables. Mrs. Nichols won the first honors. ; T-fTzes were also won by Mrs. Charles Luthman, Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Camp. Announcement . was made of the next club party to be given on the afternoon of June 27th when Mrs. Thomas Kennedy will entertain at her home in South Hohman street. Mrs. Kennedy will entertain at a pedro party. ELECT OFFICERS. The members of the alumni association of All Saint's Catholic school met in the school hall in East Sibley street last evening and elected officers. The committees have been pointed to. arrange for the annual banquet to be given on Monday evening. June 24th

in All Saints Hall. Another meeting of the association has been called for

the evening of June 19th and it is de

sired that there is a large attendance

of the membership as business of importance will be transacted. The election of officers resulted as follows: Tresldent Leo Arnold. Vice Tresldent Miss Ruth Dufraln. Secretary Miss Genevlve Hastings. Treasurer Thomas Stack. A BRIDGE PARTY. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dyer and Dr. and Mrs. T. V. Oberlin entertained the members of the University Club at a bridge party last evening in the University Club rooms in South Hohman street. It was the regular bi-monthly club meeting and a number of members met and spent the evening very enjoyably. Bridge whist was the diversion and the guests played at nine tables. .High scores were made by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cox. They were

awarded very pretty honors. After the card games refreshments were served. At the next meeting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson and Mr. and Mra. Richard Winckler will be hosts and hostesses. HONOR MISS SCHAAF. Miss Schaaf. one of the JUne bride's was the honor guest at a party given by a number of teachers In the kindergarten room of the Tolleston school yesterday afternoon. She received many very pretty gifts in honor of her approaching marriage. A prettily appointed luncheon was served after games and music had been enjoyed for a few hours. The tables were decorated attractively and hand decorated place cards were laid at each cover. A RECITAL. Invitations have been Issued for a recital to- be given by Miss Marie Malloy, Tuesday evening. June 18th. The following Is the program for the evening: (a) Novellette" MacDonald (b) "Shepherds All and Maiden's Fair" Nevin "Star Tide" Piccolominl Essay "The Ideal Catholic Layman Marie Malloy. "See The Pale Moon Campana Essay "The Angel of The Ireslde"

Norinne Seward.

Rlgolotta Devdr Liszt Grande Marche Trumphale. Second Piano ..Marie Gehring

Vocal Numbers .Lenore O'Brien

Evelyn Grenzer and Mary English GRANTED A LICENSE.

A marriage license was granted Miss

Hulda Erickson of Hammond and Al-

vln H. Anderson of Chicago In Chicago

today.

A ML'SICAL ENTERTAINMENT.

The music pupils of All Saint's

school will give a recital this after

noon in the school hall In East Sibley

street. The program is a very attrac

tive one. The entertainment has been

anticipated with a great deal of pleas

ure. MISS WEBSTER'S RECITAL.

About two hundred people were de

lightfully entertained In the audi

torium of the First Presbyterian church in South Hohman street last

evening when Ruth Elizabeth Webster

gave her annual recital. The entertainment was most enjoyable. Miss

Webster who Is a talented reader, was assisted with the program by Miss Lulu Wiegner of North Judson, Ind., Mrs. Jane E. Lohrman of Elkhart. Ind., Claude V. Humphreys and Webb Evans of Chicago. Mrs. Lohrman has a beautiful soprano voice and Bhe was heard In several solos. Miss Wiegner played a very pretty piano selection. The violin selection by Mr. Humphreys was one of the attractive numbers. His piano accompaniment was played by Mr. Evans. Miss Webster has given programs at several entertainments and is a favorite with Hammond audiences. The church was beautifully decorated for the evening with masses of palms, ferns, pink kllarney roses and marguerites. The program was as. follows: Piano Selection "Valse" ; ' ' Lulu Wlegne Reading "Surburban Train" Ruth Elisabeth Webster Vocal Number "The Cycle of Life". Jane E. Lohrman ' rirnvBODY'S DOING IT LfLniwith the Nu-Way White Buck Cleanser, the only perfect cleaner for White Buck Leathers. ORTT & TOWLE Hammond's Largest Boot Shop

ATTRACTIVE BODICE OF WHITE SATIN

Hera ! a pretty bodice of white satin with tuekod self Insets and leaves. The narrow self rufflas axe accordlan-plaJtad.

Lodge Assemblies

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

First Grand Picnic,

United Order of Foresters. Court Hammond No. 10S at Kindel'a

Grove, Sunday, June 16th, 1S12. Open

air concert all afternoon and evening

by Forester Band Union. Noted speak

ers and entertainers will be present. Dancing starts at 2 p. m. Good music.

Refreshments served. 13-3t

lORPHEUtl TMEATRH i i

Hammond. Phon 232 NOW PLAYING Kelly Sinister Gaiety Company In the Musical Comedy "THE GIRLS FROM GARY"

ERIE RAILROAD

Change in Time Tables. In effect Sat

urday, June 15, 1912. Train No. 8 departs later. Ask Erie railroad ticket agent for particulars. 6-12-3t

Picnic at Sharpshooters' park Sunday, June 16. Prize waits at 9 p. m. Five dollars In gold will be paid as a souvenir to the best waltzing couple.

Reading "What George Says" Miss Webster

Violin Solo Claude V. Humphreys

Piano acompanist, Webb Evans. Reading "After The Wedding" Miss Webster Vocal Selecttons (a) "Hay Making" (b) "The Cradle Song" Mrs. Lohrman Tantomine "The Rosary" Miss Webster A Ll'SCHEOX, Mrs. Harry Smith will entertain tht members of the Alpha Phi club , at luncheon at 1 o'clock today at her home in Sarroll street. ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY. Miss Marie Bobbins will have as her guests this evening at her home in Manila avenue the girls of the Nu Tau Beta club. Games, contests and music will be features of the evening. AN AFTERNOON MEETING. Many members of the Martha society attended the meeting yesterday afternoon in the social rooms of the First

Christian church in Calumet avenue. A social hour was enjoyed following the business meeting. Dainty refreshments were served duringthe social hour. During the business session plans were made for the next meeting to take place

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THOMAS' SIFTED EARLY JUNE

PEAS, 2 cans for.

DUTCH CLEANSER, 3 cans for ,

MIDGET 8WET PICKLES, about 70 to the quart

BROMANGELOW, assorted flavors, 3 packages for

MONARCH PORK AND BEANS,

plain, two 15c cans for.

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25c 25c 30c 25c

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Pork Shoulders, 4 jmg per pound Choice Rib Roast, 4 A j( per pound I frC Veal Shoulder, li 3 per pound I T'ii G 2-lb Strips Bacon, 4 Xn per pound ....... I Jii Rump Corn Beef, -J per pound I Pickeled Pigs Feet, per pound rf. . uU Do You Like Butter? If so, try a 1-pound print of our JERSEY LILY BRAND. It's a new butter from a new creamery. In order to Introduce it, we have a special price for Saturday- 31m only, per carton J j

1-POUND TALL CAN OF GOOD RED SALMON...... LIQUID VENEER, the 25c size for..,..

20c 19c

EXTRA LARGE ROLLS OF BEST

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FRESH MIXED COOKIES,

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WIZARD CARPET CLEANER, 3 packages for. CLOTHES PINS,

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