Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 157, Hammond, Lake County, 3 December 1912 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Tuesday, Dee. 3, 1912.

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5u s V SI KI'KIXE I'VHTV. There w;is a very pleasant surprise party Kivi'M at tli.- liumc of Mr. ami Ir. J. O. Atisti.i, ".".") Tori'i'P.cf avenue. Saturday cvt-iiiJiK in h;i:- of thtur sin A,.lel!erl'w thirteenth birthday anniversary. Tile party w.is h eomplet. surprise as the hililren i; nhereil ;it his home tally iii the evening while he was dovk n town. n his relmn manned in quietly and suvrounled him. ITelw.t'eii thirty anil forty of his schoolmates were quests. Music ami RamfS were featU'os of the eventn--. Vrlxfa in the i iicstt w; re won hy Tlernicp H.-.fiU-tit. Allec Egler, Mart, Kl?r a..i William lavis. After the fame; the children drew for partners ami were ready for refreshments which were served in the tllmriir room. The renter nf the tabie was decorated with i a hus birthday cake hearing the name! Adelbert and dates lS!;-19i;. Mrs. Austin was aslsted by Mrs. C. E. Toms. Mr.. Charles Smith and Mrs. n. ! Tweedle. Those present were: Martini

Smith. Miry Mathews, l.nnise Heche, j the members of the committee this Alice Esler. Alary and Klmlra Rook, j winter. At "the close of the program Francis ProdericV. lorothy Kistler. j there was a very pleasant social sesEthel and Martha Larson, I.eota and ! sion. The next repular meettnar will

Herntce Haltburt. Kuth Haiber, Flor ence" and Thresa, AV'inkler, Margaret I Hothwell. I.izxfe and Goldie Hipsher, and Messrs. Mark Keeler, AA'ard j Fowler. Hoy Rhode,. Clifford Fowler. ! f"k Wlnk,r ,u'n,omi . UuMfy, Villiam lavis. Chas. Bush. William Hunter. F.arl Tweedle, Conrad Mark-i lnueller, Kverett and Adelbert Austin, AX EVrKHT UNMEAT. f , The Ethiopian Serenaders will give ' & program at the First M. K. church in! Russell street. AVednesdav evenimr lie- ' . U"J r,c"'"' 1 cember 4th at eicht o'clock undr the auspices or tne Kpworth Uague. The concert will be the second in the course of entertainments to be given by tho Epworth I.easue this winter. The talent is u i msiit-ii iiy ine HPaoath. i jceum Hureau of rh ,.vn - .. vv.. , i.i cuinposen or tour men presentinfr an evenins: of vocal quartette selections. Instrumental quartette work, vocal and instrumental solos, monologues; sketches and Jubilee music. AT THE CIIUISTIW ( IH Rf ll. The third number In the entertainment course to be Riven under th auspice of the Martha and Deborah eocteties of the First Christian church will occur this evening at elht o'clock.

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Santa Claus Headquarters will be In TOYTOWN & DOLLVILLE The Big Toy World Our Basement. Come in and get Vot Slips and win the $2: Doll or Big Bass Drum THAT'S THE NUMBER Of Santa's Telephone.

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and every thirty minutes thereafter until. 11:45 p. m. Cars leave East Chicago for 63rd street and Madison avenue, Chicago, at 6:25 a, m. and every twenty minutes thereafter until 9 p, m. then every thirty mlctes thereafter unil 11:30 p. m, then 11:50 p. m. and 12:50 a. m,

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Miss Mnrsraret l.ewis, dramatic reader will Rive her program at the Christian church in Calumet avenue. It is expected that there will he a lante audiM;re as tn.my tickets have- been sold.

A STl II V JIKEl'nc;. j HHlIX.i: I'lHTY. The members of the art commiCee of j Bridge whist w ill be played hy ththe Hammond Woman s Club met with' metnbe-3 of the Wednesday Afternoon the chairman. Mr-.. M. HothscliUd at ' r!u! w, "ive been invited to meet her home in South Iluhman street yes- with M' Chapman at her home

terday afternoon. Tne program was in charge f Mrs. Jacob Fox. The day s study subject was "Steel Kngravins-" A paper on "The History and Proprress of Steel Encraving" was read hy Mrs. Fox. Mrs. (Jeorire Tt. Streeter exhibited steel, xlntc ami wood plates and explained to the. members how the eti-s-ravinur was made and used. She also told how cnuraving was done in colors, Her talk was very instructive and interestinkf. Mrs. splendid review Streeter also liavo a of the chapter on lieauty in Ruskln's "Seven Lamp., of Architecture" which is helnir studied hv ! occur in two weeks ani Mrs Roths child will aarain bo hostes All StVCIKTV MEETS. The ia, AM Sor,ty of th- First rrrsbyterian church will meet in the church piir,ors AVednesdav afternoon. Th members will sew and complete all arrangements for the baiaar to be giv en Thursday, afternoon and evening, December ith at the Masonic Temple. Many articles of needle work appro priate for Chrif-tmns pifts will be sold. L- ,,,! . Supper will also be served AX AFTEUXOOA" PARTY, The members of the May wood Culture Club will be entertained by Mrs. A. S. Hunt and Mrs. M. P. Ludwis at their v,,,. r?,, tiKi.. nesday afternoon. The members will bring: their needle work and spend the afternoon socially. AX 4 I.I. IJV SKSSIOX. There will be. a meeting: of the Deborah Society Wednesday. The members will meet for an all day session In the parlors of the First Christian church In Calumet avenue. Mrs. Harry Hatfield and the members of her committee will have home bakery for sale. There will be a short business session In tha afternoon.

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SOCHI. XEWS FOR WEDNESDAY,

There will he n mrrtlne of the 1. ad ten' Hneletr ' L. F. and K. WrdarmliiT afternoon til the K. of I. Hall In South tlohnna Ktreet. lri. V. .1. lavleer will entertain the member of the t'olurahln lnl at luncheon at one o'clock rdnemlay at ber home, 101 Weblt street. Mr. . S. linnt ami lr. I. I. l.ntiwlzr tIH entertala the member of the May wood Culture Club at their home, "(Ml East Sibley street AVednrnday afternoon. At ber home In Summer street. Mrs. M. Koirern 111 entertain the members of the i. I. A. Embroidery Club 'rt f Jnfvinj nfteruoou. in Condit street tomorrow. The members will play at three card tables. A TIIIMHI.E I A RT V, Wednesday afternoon the memhei.s of the CI. I. A Kmbroidery Club wi'.l tie Ruests at a party at which Mrs. M. Kossers will entertain at her home in Summer street. Mrs. TtOKers will be hostess at a thimble party. A LIM HF.flX. Mrs. AW J. MacAleer will be hostess to the mebers of, the Columbia Club Ht J one o'clock luncheon Wednesday at her j home. 101 Webb street. Euchre will j be played during: the afternoon. The I Riraes will prog-res at four tables. EATEKTUAS WITH CAIIDS. I Pedro will be played by the members of the China Club at the home of Mrs. Henry Heiser in Carroll street this evening- The members will have their regular semi-monthly meeting and follow the usual social program. EXTEHTIXS I.A'FORntUY. Mrs. John J. Claussen of State Line street wil hive the younp women of the X. X. Embroidery Club as hor guests at a thimble party this evening. HOOK CU B T MKF.T. The semi-monthly meeting of the Ideal Rook Club will take place thl.-, evening at the home of Mrs. Thomas Meara in Calumet avenue. The wening will be devoted to the discussion of current magazine articles and books. MRS. MKHX A HOSTESS. Mrs. II. G. Merz of Warren streot will be at home to the members of the Ladies' Aid Society of St. Paul's Lutheran church Wednesday afternoon. A m il.O MEETIXti. Mrs. J. I). P.rusel of Logan street will be hostess to the members of the. Women's Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church Wednesday afternoon. It will b the monthly auxiliary meeting and Why afl co miner Tz9 ore Train T 66 70 69 tJ 1 ? 212 iii aa B4 Hi&at uammona ra s-, 2 or. c

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a program has been arranged for the a ft er noon. MEET FOR REHEARSAL.. There will be a practice for all children of the primary department of tho

M. E. Sunday school on. Wednesday afternoon after school. A GllLD MKETIXtJ. Members of St. Agnes Guild met in the tcuild room of St. Paul's Episcopal church in Rimbach avenue last evening for their regular semi-monthly- miPtinr. Reports of the danciutt pa.rty glv- . en last week by the young womn of the t;uild were made. Plans were also made for he next regular meeting to be held in two weeks. Other matters of business were discussed after which, a pleasant time was spent socially. 4. HI SI ESS 5lt:ETIXC An important meeting- of the Via r field Club took place last eveninsr in the First Christian chur In Salumet ave1 nue. Ine members discusseit the de- . bate which they will have with me .libers of the W. C. T. IT. on the question of "Woman's Suffrage." Plans were a'so made for the annual Christmas salo which will beain Monday. Decem ber 9th. The sale will be held in the basenient of the church. Many articles ari-propritite. for Christmas pl'ts will be displayed. They will alfo havo home made candies for sale. The public s invited to attend. There wer? many members at the meeting last eveninsr. MEETIMi IS POSTPONED. The meeting of the O. I. A. Embroidery Club has been postponed from Wednesday to Friday afternoon of this week when Mrs. Mark Rogers will entertain the members at her home in burners street. Mrs. Rogers will be hostess at a thimble party. AT THE fOYATRY CUB. Mrs. E. W. Pump of South Hohman street will entertain the members of the Alpha Phi Club at luncheon at the Country Club Friday, December 6th. x.xi ai, n a z a n. The members of thf Northside Ladies' Club will have the4r annual holiday bazaar and supper Wednesday. iHJcember 4th in the parlors of the First Congregational church in Oostlin street. The proceeds of the bazaar and supper will be used for the benefit of the church. Supper will be served from live to eight o'clock. An orches- . : . i 3 . . : . i. . ..t l i r l Mill uiav uuiuiK lii an villi: noma. Xn- , oontlnue durin- the aftiTtioon and evenig. Many pretty and ! u?t.ful articles of needle work will be displayed. Miss Fannie Ruhstadt has moved her Arts ami Craft Shop to room 312 of the Hammond building for th convenience of Christmas shoppers. Adv. Dr. and Mrs. II. G. Merz of Warren street attended an organ recital in Chi-, cago Sunday evening. They heard Professor Ed Rechlln. Efforts are being made to have I'rofessor Rechlin come to Hammond in the near future and give a concert. Miss Vera Kennedy has returned from Danville. 111., where she spent a few days visiting friends. Mrs. P. Reilley of South Hohman street will leave for Boston this evening where she has sbeen called by the death of her sister, Mrs. Julia Cooke. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. DeLong returned yesterday from an over Thanksgiving visit with with their daughter. Miss Vera DeLong who is attending the Michigan State Normal at Ypsllantl. They also visited at Ann Arbor and Detroit. Mrs. Joseph Herman of Dyer was a visitor in Hammond today. James R. Graves is 111 at his home in Erie street. Mr. and Mrs. Morough O'Rrien and son, Morough, have returned to South Uend after an over Thanksgiving visit with Hammond relatives. They came to attend the marriage of Mrs. ORrien's brother, Vern William Parker and Miss Patience Swanton which was solemnized Wednesday, November 27th. Miss Marguerite Knotts of Muenteh Court returned home yesterday morning after an over Sunday visit with Miss Kathryn Switzer at her home in Plymouth, Ind. A CLEAN PAPER, FIT FOR TOUR CHILDREN TO READ IS THE TIMES.

Those who are planning to do their Christmas shopping early and avoid the rush, will find that we are already showing many useful, practical and altogether sensible holiday gifts for men in our modern furnishing goods department at popular prices.

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PASTORS GATHER AT GARYYJSTEROAY Financial Matters of Church Association Are Discuss

ed by Visitors. A regular meeting of the Christian Church District Association was held at (lary yesterday afternoon, and moat of the time was devoted to the dis cussion of financial matters pertaining to the district. The Rev. C. J. Sharp of Hammond presided, and the Rev. II. A. Carpenter of Indiana Harbor as secretary. At torney S. R. l.idell, treasurer of the association was also present as were ;,ls.. about ten other members of the. oi tanization. Among other thinKS it was decided to pay another live hundred dollars out of the district treasury toward me payment of the church lot at Tolleston and plan were also discussed to clve support to the Glen Park mission. A rally will be held at this church next Sunday afternoon, and ministers of the surrounding congregation have promlsd to cooperate for tho occasion. A committee was appointed to get under way some new work the nature of which will be revealed later. IjOdge Assemblies The members of Triumph Council No. 11 D. of L. met in I. O. O. F. Hall in State street last evening for their reg-ilar semi-monthly mettlng. There weio many in attendance. After the lodge session a pleasant timrt was B int socially. Tryjre was only routm work. It !s desired that there is a large attendance of the membership at the next regular meeting in two weeks. The usual business ;and social pro gram and social program will be fol lowed at the regular semi-monthly meeting of Golden Rule Council No. D. of L. this evening in the. K. of V. Hall in South Hohman street. At the meeting of the Ladies' Society of the R. of L. F. and E. Wednesdayafternoon in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street, officers will be nom inated. The election will take place at the next regular meeting. mere will be other business of importance transacted and it Is desired that there Is s. large attendance of the member ship. BETS THEIR 11 The movement for a Vnlted Charities in Hammond received a strong boost this morning when the Hammond Min isterlal Association, went on record en dorsing th United Charities for the city. Much of the charity which is dlspen ed comes from the church organiza tions and the various pastors realiz that it would furnish a proper vehicle for systematic charity which would orevent the overlapping, one of the bane of promiscuous charity. In various social organizations the United Charity project is a live topic Just now, and the. action of the Minis terial Association will undoubtedly be received with much satisfaction. The Rev. F. H. Adams of the First Baptist church presided at the meetin and arrangements were completed for the holding of the mid-winters union evangelistic campaign which is to open on December 29th. During the first week of this cam naign the pastors of the various churches will exchange pulpits, and Fox Furnisher North Bound. 71 72 73 74 72 1230 129 8:50 p. m.. then 9:15, 9:45

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AXXOIXCEMEXT. Dr. Eleanor Scull will be in Dr. Fox's

office in Citizen's bank building every Monday from 10 to 12. 12-3-5-7 noon day meeting will be held in the business district for the business men. RESPECTED IS DEAD Sickness which confined him to his home at 113 Fayette street since the first of July, resui'.ed in the- death of another respected and pioneer citizen of Hammord early this morning when F.urton S. Hutson passed away at the family residence at 12:25 a. m. His death was due in asthma ano, dropsy. The funeral will be heiiT from the residence on Fayette street Thuisday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. F. O. Frr.ley of the Methcdist church will conduct the services and interment will be made at Oak Hill cemetery. Mr. Hutson was first taken ill nearly six months ago when he complained about his health. At times he was able to leave the house, but his condition grew rapidly worse.. Six weeks ago he was confined to his bed and since that time little hopes were given out for his recovery. Yesterday he suffered a relapse passing away at 12:25 this morning. Mr. Hutson was nearly 69 years of age and came to Hammond nearly 25 years ago where he acquired a large circle of friends. With his son he was engaged as a carpenter, at which he worked until the last year. The new or nts aeatn mis morning caused a shock among his wide circle of friends who extend their deepest sympathy to the bereaved family. Mr. Hutson is survived by two sons and two daughters, Albert and WHltam of Hammond; Mrs. C. Waters, Chicago, and Mrs. Daisy Welsch of West Hammond. Mrs. Hutson died 17 months ago. Back Tomorrow. Irving and Frank Beta are expected back from Europe on Wednesday or Thursday. They arrived in Europe yesterday and are on their way home. Irving has been attending school in London and Frank went over on busi ness for his father. Is Better. William Camp, who is very sick at his home at South Hammond, is reported to be better today.

CITIZEN

The Ethiopian Serenaclers The Second Number of the Epworth League Entertainment Course will appear at the First M. E. Church, Wednesday Evening, Dec. -4 th, at 8 p, m. The program will be made up of Jubilee Music, Vocal and Instrumental Programs, Solos, Quartets, Monologues and Sketches. The Kadpath Bureau, under whose management the above course is. given, have assured the local committee in charge that this number will be high class in every respect, and a very enjoyable evening for the many patrons of this course is anticipated.

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DEALING IN GROCERIES, MEATS AND HARDWARE 276 State St., Corner Sohl and State Sts., Phone 480 Hammond, Indiana (

Flour Special for Wednesday Ceresota, Gold Medal, New Century or Pillsbury, Vs-bbl. sack 68c VS-bbl. sack 2.67 Good Solid Pack Tomatoes 15c can A . for I I C Fancy Italian Prunes, bright and fresh, QCn 3 pounds CUU Brickfort vLye Hominy, kind father use Qrt to make, can Pet Milk, dozen large cans, 98c; 3 cans, 25c; doz en smalls cans, 47c; per can Sure Shot Matches, per package 4c 9c Plymoth Rock Peas, if you say they are not worth "the money, come and get your mone' back, per can. , 11c

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Hammond Phone 232 Tonite and Until Wednesday NAN HALPERIN AND HER GAY - SUFFRAGETTES A tabloid muscial sliow that will pack 'em in so, you had better get those tickets now. Same Low Prices, 10c and 20c y PATENT YOUR IDEAS m m I I "HOW TO GET THEM" money m w ab f a i u k soviet R Yo. FU. i ,1m, BEST SCXYKS 1 .nm toaat JOSHUA R H- POrTS Indies ANAMA Ganal 8 DELIGHTFUL CRUISES TO THIS West Indies, Panama Canal, Bermuda and the Spanish Main Leaving Ntt York by tbe Palatial . S.S. MOLTKE Jan. 4, 23; Feb. 25; March 29; S. S. VICTORIA LUISE Jan. 15; Feb. 8; Mch. 11; Apr. 10. 18 Days $145 no 21 " $180 28 " $175 - AUo cruiitt to f.1 Orient, Arovnt IA Wr!J, Italy and Egypt, etc. Send for booklet ctatlng crnlM HAMBURG -AMERICAN LIRE 41-45 BROADWAY, N. Y- or I ri The Best Head Rice that money can buy, ft ft3 pounds for mmj Snider's Tomato Catsup, 25c bottle, 19c; 1 j n 15c bottle I I U Your Choice of Macaroni or Spaghetti, per package y We have 1,000 Pounds of Fresh Leaf Lard, ftft 8 pounds I .UU The Day Light Store will let you have a pound of 27c Coffee OR ft for uC A 15c 2-Pound Can of Columbia Spaghetti, 1 1 n per can u Dismark Brick Cheese, pound 21 C Fancy Dry Nectarine, pound . . . 10c