Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 27, Hammond, Lake County, 19 July 1912 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Friday, July 19, 1912.

Social News IN : Hammond

A Sl RrRUE PART Y. A party was irtven as a surprise to Miss Agnes Lanftheen at her home In Plummer avenua lsst evening. The party celebrated hr eleventh birthday anniversary and she received

numerous pretty gifts in remembrance

of the day. After music games and contests had been enjoyed for a few

hours the guests were invited into the

dining room and served with a dainty

luncheon. The guests were Marie

Zimmerman, Edna Arnold, Mabel

AVleboldt, Golda Sanders, Helen O'Con

nors, Lena EggeDreent, iena

Minnie Schults, Esther and Sarah Blair, Barbara Schneider, Rose and Agnes Langheen, Herman and Richard

Zimmerman, Clifford Tressd, Arthur

Efrgrebrecht, Frank Wahl, Otto Peters. Paul Miller, Charles Mayer, John Carr, Robert Blair, George Crook. Arthur Lngheen, John Blair and Robert Matthews.

Wahl, 'o'clock were devoted to needle work

after which dainty refreshments were served. Music was another delightful

feature- of the afternoon. The- members planned for a picnic at the Lake

Front to take the place of the next regular meeting. The picnic will be

given the afternoon of August 1st.

K.VTERTAIJfS INFORMALLY. Mrs. M. M. Bruce entertained a few friends informally at a thlmblo party

yesterday afternoon at her .home in Carroll street. Her guests were the

members of the Colonial Club who met

far their regular bi-monthly meeting

In company with the club members

Mrs. Bruce entertained her sister. Miss Terry of Wlnamac, Ind. who Is her

house guest and Mrs. Mary Parson of

Canadagua, N. Y., who is visiting Mrs. C. B. Tinkham at her home in Williams street. The hours until four

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

Fresh Dressed Chickens, lb 9 Pounds Fresh Leaf Lard. Native Leg of Veal, lb Hind Quarter ' Spring Lamb, lb. Fore Quarter Spring Lamb, lb . Nathe Veal Roast, lb Native Beef Rib Roast, lb Choice Beef Pot Roast, lb Choice Sirloin Steaks, lb Native Rib Boiling Beef, lb....

Home Cured Corn

Beef, lb

Salt Spare Rib,

pound , Salt Pork Shoulders, lb . . .

Moose Brand

Hams, lb

No. California

Hams, lb Sugar Cured Strip

Bacon, lb . Va-barrel Goll Medal or Ceresota Flour. 18 Pounds . . Sugar

Fancy New Potatoes,

peck 7 bars Swift's Pride Soap

P" -i

8lc 14ic

life

14ic 82c

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33c 25c

AS AFTERJfOOM HART V.

At her home in Walter street, Mrs.

Charles Hubbard very delightfully en

tertained the member of the Sunshine

Club yesterday afternoon. The mem bers met to lpay cards and after sev

eral games of pedro the honors were

awarded to Mrs. J. P. Ryan, Mm. Glasgow and Mrs. Henrietta Huber.

The consolation pries was awarded to Mrs. H. L. Dorten. The games pro

gressed at two tables. At four-thirty

o'clock a daintily arranged two course

luncheon wa s served. Eight covers were laid. In two weeks on Thursday afternoon, August 1st the members will be entertained by Mrs. Henrietta

Huber at her home In Truman avenue

AN ENJOYABLE MEETING.

There was an enjoyable meeting of

Sewing Circle No. 2 of St. Margaret's

Hospital at the home of Mrs. H. Stev

enson in Sibley street yesterday after

noon. Mrs. Stevenson entertained with

cards and pedro was played at several

small tables. Mrs. Oscar Plageman

won the first honors and Mrs. Young

the second. The consolation prize was

awarded to Mrs. Joseph Kmmerling.

At the conclusion of the games a two course luncheon was served. The

members will meet again Thursday afternoon August 1st but the hostess will be named later. The arrangements were not definitely made for the next meeting on account of the absence of several of the members.

SOCIAL NEWS FOR SATtRDAV. There will mw t the members of Dorcas Hebecka Ledge Saturday erenlnic ta I. O. O. K. Hall In State street. The naeanbera of the FfcJlathea Club will picnic at the Lake Front Saturday.

WILL PLAY CARDS. The postponed meeting of the "500"

Club will be held this afternoon at

the home of Mrs. r. L. Davis in Rim-

bach avenue. The meeting was post- One

Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City Strict attention given to all phone orders

Qiago Berendt

101 S'ata St Fhono 103

Hofimao & Goslllu Sts Phone 431

A PRETTY PARTY. A very pretty party was given by Mrs. H. W. Cleveland at her home in Ingraham avenue, West Hammond

yesterday honoring the members of the Acme Social Club. The members spent the afternoon very pleasantly at the card tables. Ten games of pedro were played. Mrs. M. O. Lavene, Mrs. H. tV. Cleveland and Mrs. J. 3. Nolan won the honors In cards. Following the games a prettily appointed luncheon was served. The covers were laid at small tables. Mrs. G. H. Clover was named as the next hostess and she will entertain the club members at her home in East State street Thursday afternoon, August 1st.

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poned from Tuesday to Friday on ac-

count of the absence of several of the

members from the city. They will

meet to play cards this afternoon.

A THIMBLE PARTY.

The next meeting of the A. IX Q. Club will take place Thursday even

ing, July 25th at the home of the

Misses Ethel and Edith Shearer in

East Sibley street. The Misses Shearer

will be hostesses at a thimble party.

There was no meeting last evening. A 1EAGIF, MEETING.

The members of St. Paul's Lutheran

League met In the school hall at the corner of Sibley street and Oakley

avenue last evening for a short bus!

ness session. A report was made of the amount realized at the concert

given at the Hammond theater by the

St. Louis Glee Club early In the sum

mer. Plans were also made for future meetings. It was decided to hold the

next meeting in four weeks instead of two and the usual business and social program will be folowed. It is desired

that there Is a large .attendance Of the

membership. The members remained

after the business meeting to enjoy

music and games. ELECT OFFICERS.

Mrs. E. A. Aubry was hostess to the members of the R. A. E. Club yester-

ay afternoon at her home in Michl

gan avenue. The guests were invited

to a thimble party and brought their

eedle work. The hours until four

'clock were spent very enjoyably

with needle work and music after

which a dainty luncheon was served.

The early part of the afternon was de

voted to business transactions. The election of officers was one of the

features of the afternon and plans

were also made for the next club

meeting which will take place in two weeks on Thursday, August 1st at the

home of Mrs. S. Davis in Michigan

ave. The election resulted as follows

President Mrs. Norman Strouse.

Secretary and Treasurer Mrs.

Frank Smith.

Chairman Mrs. Edward Gray.

the first graduating recital at the college and the program was given by

Miss Laura Hess, Miss "Gladys Young

er, Miss Edythe MeConnell and Mr. Charles Olsen. members of the Certificate Class. The opening number a

'Military March" by Schubert-Tauslg

was exceptionally well rendered by Miss Laura Hess. The second number on the program had to be omitted, on

account of Miss McConnell's recent Ill

ness. She sang "Farewell Ye Hills.

from Joan of Arc by Tschaikowsky

very sweetly. "Wedding Day At

Troldhaugen" by Grieg was played by

Mr. Chrles Olsen. He played with a great deal of power and, brilliancy.

or the delightful numbers wis

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Fresh Baked Hippodrome Bars

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Fine California Cooking Figs pound U2U

Kellog's Toasted

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Fine California Musk Melons

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given by Miss Gladys Younger and Mr.

Learning. Miss Younger played the

first movement of the "Concerto in A minor" by Grieg. The hall was pret

tily decorated for the recital with

gold and white the colege colors, and a profussion of flowers and Dotted

pirns and ferns.

A RECITAL..

A recital will be given in Recital

Hall in the Rlmbach building Tuesday

evening, July 2rd at eight o'clock by

pupils of the Hammond Musical College. Their friends are invited. This will be the fifth and last recital of the

summer term. Owing to the large number who desire to study this summer. Miss Lillian Dixon, teacher of violin and Miss Dora Otto, teacher of

piano and voice will continue to have

their classes.

CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY, Miss Irene Cunningham entertained

a few friends at her home in Bast State stret last evening in celebration of her seventeenth blrthdav nnntvor-

sary. She received a number of elt

in remembrance of the da v. Mia

Genieve Stoltwedel and Miss Mae Sweeney entertained the guests very delightfully with music and -various

games were played during the even

ing. A luncheon was served in thr

courses. Mrs. T. P. Prowlov r tvhi.

waukeee was an out of town guests t the party.

A SACRED CONCERT. At the Congregational church Sun'.

day evening the following program

Helen and Margaret of Mason street left today for Champaign. 111., to remain for a visit with friends and relatives. Mrs. Etta Bloomhoff will accompany her daughter, Mrs. A. k. Thompson, to Kites, Mich., to attend the Chautauqua. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Reece returned to their home in Chicago last evening after a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Ryan, at their home. In Williams street. Mrs. Charles Van Sickle, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Klltxke and daughter Alma, and Miss Dora Otto have returned from a two weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Slebert, at their summer home, in Nather, Wis.

Chicken and flsh dinner served at Sharpshooters park on short notice.. -28 7-5-12-19

Saturday Specials in Candy Department

Fresh Molasses Kisses

per pound.

10c

Assorted Wrapped Caramels

per pound. .......

Assorted Fudges

Regular 20c value,

per pound. . . .

Havana Londres " and Curly Maid 105fordgars25c

15c

Cigar Specials for Saturday

Adad and Henry George

25cl7for 25c

Barr's Saturday

Candy

full pound box

29c

Quaker Bond and ,

Joe Anderson

for.

LaMarca and

Official Seal

10c cigars, each. . .

W. C. T. V. MEETING.

Mrs. H. E. Granger, 56 Hamlin street

will be at home to the members of the

W. C. T. U. Friday evening. July 19th.

It will be the monthly social meeting

to which the members of the sociev

and their friends are cordially invited.

A literary and musical Drosrram has

been arranged forihe entertainment

of the guests and refreshments will be

served. .?,.

ASSl'At PICNIC

Tomorrow the young women of the

Fhilathea Club will picnic at ths Lake

Front. It will be the annual club

picnic and many are planning to at

tend. A picnic luncheon will be serV'

ed and during the afternoon and early

evening various games will be played.

MEET IN CHCHCH PARLORS.

The members of the Martha Society

met In the parlors of the First Chris

tian church in Calumet sv;nue yes

terday afternoon tor their regular weekly meeting. , The usual number attended the meeting. During the

business hour plans were partially

made for a lawn social to be glvtn

Thursday afternoon, July 25th. It Wll be the regular monthly social meeting to which the friends of the members will be invited. Other plans for fu-1 ture work were msde. An eniovable

time was spent socially at the conclusion of the business meeting.

A SACRED CONCERT. The folowing is the program for the

Sunday evening concert to be given by

the Christian church choir at the church, corner Calumet and Summer street, July 21, at S o'clock p. m.;

Prelude Selected

Mrs. Robertson. '

Silently the Shades of Evening

Filmore Mr. Trice.

Hymn , Coronation

Congregation and Choir. Solo A Perfect Day Bond Miss Marie Wells. O Savior of the World.. Gobs Choir, unaccompanied. Reading King Robert of Sicily Longfellow Mrs. Robertson.

With piano acompaniment by Cole

Mr. Learning at the piano. The King of Love my Shepherds Is Shelby Male Choir. Announcements Mr. Price Offertory Duet Clarinet and Cornet

Selected

Messrs. Allen.

God Haid Appointed A Day Tours

Choir. Doxoiogy and Benediction. Mrs. Earl Robertson, Pianist.' Mr. Clark Learning, Director.

A DELlGHTFVfc PROGRAM. A class of young people was grad

uated from the Hammond Musical Col

lege last evening. The exercises were

held In Recital Hall in the Rimbach

building and in response to the invi

tations issued in Hammond a few days ago there were many friends and

relatives of the young people present. The artists were greeted by a large

and very apreclative audience. Every

number on the program was enjoyed and was heartily mnnlauded. - It was

will be given:

Instrumental Selection Miss Grace

Jenkins.

Selection Orchestra. Quartet Number Mrs. Hill. Miss

Ripley and Messrs. Hathaway and

Powell.

Scripture Reading. Vocal Solo Mrs. Ruth Williams. Prayer. Duett Mrs. Hill and Mr. Powell. Address, "Music's Mission," the Rev.

M. J. ameron.

Selection Orchestra, Selection Chorus Choir. Music Congregation. A REACH PARTY. The girls of the Phi Alpha Gamma

club had a beach party at the lake front last evening. After a picnic supper they played games and spent an enjoyable few hours In the pirk. The

picnic took tne place of the regular club meeting. Annouritement of the meeting will be made later.

Calumet Missionary Society The Methodist churches in the six cities of the Calumet region have joined in organizing the Calumet Missionary and Church Extension society. A constitution and plan of work was adopted at a meeting held at East Chicago last evening. Rev. A. ' T.

Briggs, district superintendent, presided and by virtue of his office will be a member of all committees. The following officers were elected: President C. O. Holmes, Gary. Vice presidents J. J. Keller, Whit

ing; D. W. Dukes, Indiana Harbor. Secretary W. E. Roe, East Chicago. Treasurer M. M. Towle, Hammond, These officials, with W. C. Belman and William Collins, constitute the executive committee. The mission churches and Sunday schools of thla region will be promoted and cared for

by this new organisation. Eachchurch will be represented In this so- j ciey by the pastor and two laymen. PLEASANT RECEPTION. The reception last night at the First Methodist church of Bast Chicago was a large and Interesting event. There were a number of guests from Indiana Harbor, Hammond and Whiting to inspect the new church and felicitate the members on their fine proper

ty. The attendance numbered - over 200 and all who had not visited the building since its completion were loud in their praises of the church, its furnishings and general finish. The reception, which was under the auspices of the Ladies' Social Union, was preceded by preaching services. Rev. T. J. Bassett of Valparaiso spoke, his subject being "Knights of the Twentieth Century." The sermon was

both eloquent and interesting and held

the close attention of the congrega

tion throughout. There was the usual

music which customarily attends

services of this nature and It was &

pleasing feature of the event. During the hours devoted to the re

Hammond.

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ceptlon refreshments were served In the primary and lecture rooms. Tonight will wind up the exercises attendant upon the dedication of the church. Rev. William F. Ho vis, D. D.. of St. Paul's church. South Bend, who was formerly pastor of the Bast Chicago church, will be the speaker, and that there will be a large crowd present to hear him goes without saying.

He will lecture on his recent trip to

Egypt and the Far East. Dr. Hovia Is prominent In church work throughout the state and a year ago was prominently spoken of for the bishop

ric.

THE TIMES ALWAYS HAS FOtJOWP rOR VHS INTERESTS Of THE COMHON PEOPLE FOR THE MAN WHO WORKS FOR A UVTNO,

H. C. GROMAN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon 402 Hammond Building Phones, Res., 242; Ofice, 203

FOR A GOOD FITTING SCIT TO ORDER at a low price come to 61 State Street. Hammond. For Best Cleaning. Repairing and Pressing, call 771 and we will attend to lt Young Men's Tailors

Mrs. M. F. Cunningham and two

children, of Williams street, and Miss

Belle Morrison have arrived at Lake Winnebago, near Fond du Lac, Wis.,

where they will remain for a few weeks' visit.

Mrs. John Hesterman of East State street, who has been very ill for several weeks, continues to improve steadily. The Misses Hattle and Hilda Meaner of Sheboygan. Wis.. willw spend a month in Hammond with Mr. and Mrs. R. Berg of Oakley avenue. Mrs. W. C Harrison and daughters

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