Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 165, Hammond, Lake County, 12 December 1912 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Thursday, Dec. 12, 1912.

Social News IN Hammond

MRS. fHlIW PACKER'S PARTY. Washington, Dec. 12. At Mrs. E. D. Crumpacker's card party at the Congressional Club yesterday afternoon the decorations were In keeping with the Christmas season. Among those who attended were Mrs. W. P. Dennis. Mrs. Sim, wife of Representative Sims: Mrs. Cullop, wife of Representative Cullop; Mrs. Townsend, wife of Senator Townsend; Mrs. Morse ef Wisson, Mrs. Borland of Missouri, Mrs. Gregg of Pennsylvania and Mrs. Kahn of California., all wives of members of Con Kress. Mrs. J. K. McCullouKh of Indianapolis came with her husband, who Is here on a case before the Supreme Court. The McCulloughs are stopping at Congress Hall Hotel, where they are receiving lumerous attentions from the Indiana congressional delegation. A 1IKRRV PARTY. Mrs. Percy A. Parry entertained a number of lads and lassies at her home yesterday, 44 Warren street. In honor of her son Vaughn's fourth birthday anniversary and the tots had a merry party. Mrs. A. F. Rohrer and Mrs. TUal ;k4- fM Ik, a in xht;iii iui wc use the best lamp you

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Callie Ryan assisted-y. The Invited "guests were .George and John Hannauer, !- Helen Smith Ruth Hohman, Frederick' Crumpacker, Mary Cox, Harold Britike. Carlo Britske, Russell Baldwin. Sylvia Greiner. Helen Harrison, MaFgaret H&rrlsoh. Margaret. Marion and John Emery, Walter and Robert Patton, Robert Reese, Florence Qostlin.' Elisabeth Ryan. Kathryn and John Rohrer. (LI BS FORMAL DAXCE. The first formal dance given by the Hammond Country Club this month will take place in the ball room tonight and a large attendance Is expected. An elaborate program of dances has been arranged by a special orchestra. There will be a luncheon served at midnight and the affair will undoubtedly be on of much social prominence. A THIMBLK PARTY. Owing: to the illness of Mrs. O. a. Lyon the meeting of the I,. Ci. R. Club was held with Mrs. R. If. Price yesterday afternoon. The members brought their needle work and spent a pleasant afternon. A dainty luncheon was served in two courses at four-thirty o'clock. There will be no meeting !u two weeks en account of the holiday season and announcement of the next afternoon party will be made later. On New Year's Eve the members of the club will entertain the! rhusbands at a party at the home of' Mrs. T. Shea in Indiana avenue.

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PARENTS CM B MEETING. The next meeting of the Parents" Cub of the Wallace school will be held Friday afternoon, December 13th et three o'clock In the kindergarten room. All patrons of the school are Invited. The following is the program for the afternoon: Folk Game "Highland Fling" Room 9 Voal Selection ...Mrs. Stout Adress The Rev. Frank O. Fraley AN ART SEKDLK WORK SALE. A number of the members of the Fresbyterian Ladles' Aid Society and ther friends mat in the parlors of the church in South Hohman street yesterday afternoon. It was the regular weekly meeting but articles of needle work left from the bazaar were offered for sale. The sale brought in a nico sum for the society. The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the church. Mrs. John wilhelm and Mrs. John Walker were hostesses at the meeting and served the guests with a dainty luncheon during the social hour. The next meeting will occur at the church Wednesday afternoon, December ISth. The usual business and social program wll lbe followed.

A Ol II. D MEETING. The weekly meeting of the Women's Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church took place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Thomas W. Dixon, 440 I East. State street. Preparations were made for the Doll Basaar and Home Bakery Sale to be held in the guild room in Rimbach avenue next Saturday. The public is invited to attend the sale. There will be another meeting of the guld next Wednesday. During the social hour the hostess served a dainty luncheon. There were a number of members at the meeting. A BRIDGE LVXC'llKON. Mrs. W. G. Paxton of Rimbach avenue will entertain the members of the Marquette Club at a one o'clock luncheon and bridge party Friday. The members will spend the afternoon playing bridge whist. The games will progress at four tables. A BUSINESS MEETING. An important meeting of the Hammond Motor Boat Club will take place this evening at the club house in Calumet avenue. Final arrangements will be made for the annual dancing party to be given at the Masonic Temple in Muenlch Court Thursday evening, January 16th. The committees will bo appointed tonight. It is desired that all members attend. ANNUAL BISINKSS MEETING. The mombers of the Ladles' Aid Society of the First M. E. church had their annual business meeting In the parlors of the church In Russell street yesterday afternoon. The officers who served last year were retained. There was other business disposed of during

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the afternoon. Refreshments were served. Mrs. J. K. Stinson was chairman of the day's social committee and she was aslsted by Mrs. J. Thompson, Mrs. C. B. Tlnkham,' Mrs.' M. M. Towle and Mrs. Robert Schuyler. Tho fol-

j lowing is a list of the-officers: " President Mrs. C. Ix Wolff. Vice President Mrs. A. D. Stewart. Financial Secretary Mrs. M. . M. Bruce. Recording Freeman. Treasurer Secretary Mrs. Louis -Mrs. A. E. Wilcox. MRS. LLOYD A HOSTESS. At her home In Erie street Mrs. Lloyd will entertain the members of the Loyal Women's Class of the First Christian church Friday afternoon. It j will be the monthly social meeting and me memDers win spend the arternoon pleasantly with their needle work. - ' A HltllKiB PARTY. The members of the University Club will meet at a bridge party Friday evening at the University Club rooms In South Hohman street. The members of the Women's Auxiliary will act as hostesses. The card games will begin promptly at eight o'clock. AN ALL DAY SESSION'. There was a .meeting of the Deborah Society yesterday. The members met for an all day session lit the parlors of the First Christian church in Calumet avenue. The committee of which Mra. Harry Hatfield is chairman had charge of the meeting. They had articles of home bakery for sale from which a nice sum was realised which will be used for the benefit of the church. At the business meeting held In the afternoon it was decided to have a social session next Wednesday afternoon, December 18th.: A Christmas program wil be given. The next business meeting will be held the first Wednesday In the new year. A CHRISTMAS PROGRAM. The Christmas meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church will be held at the home of Mrs. H. F. Meikle. 058 South Hohman street Friday afternoon, December 13th at 245 o'clock. All members of the church and congregation are invited. The following program has been prepared: Devotions Rev. A. W. Moffman "The First Christmas Tre" Van Dyke , Mrs. E. M. Shanklin Solo "The Birthday of a King" Keidllnger Mrs. .1 L. Bomberger Talk "Practical Christmas Giving" .Miss Lulu S. Symmes Christmas Songs (a) "Almighty God." b) "Stilly Night." . . . Klght Girls 1 SOCIAL SESSION. The members of the Presbyterian Social Club will be entertained by Miss Minnie Schulz and the. Misses Lyda and ft o SiilveF IF: quickly. It's now cr never i Silver Plate. 'Mm at mail

Etta Muenlch In the parlors of the! church In South Hohman street thin evening-. Games and . mutlc will be ,

features of the evening's social program. E.VTERTAISS WITH CARDS. A very pleasant meeting- of the Uptodate Whist Club took place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harvey Cleveland In Ingxaham avenue. West Hammond. The members met to play cards and the honors were awarded after several games of whist had boon played. High score was made by Mrs. Barney Kenny. Prizes were also won ly Mrs. Frank O'Rourke and Mrs. J. Hubr, who was a guest at the meeting. On account of the holiday season there wil be no meeting: In two weeks but in four weeks on Wednesday afternoon! Mrs. P. L. Davis will entertain the! club members at her Rimbach avenue residence. A CHRISTMAS SALE. The Ladies' OuiM of St. Pauls Episcopal church wil have a Christmas sale Saturday, December 14th in the g-uild room of the church In Rimbach avenue. Among the articles for sale will be home bakery goods. The public is invited to attend the sale. AN : ENTERTAIN MKNT. Members of the parish of St. Pauls Kplscopal church and a number of their friends attended the entertainment Riven by a section of the Women's guild last evening in the guild room of the church In Rimbach avenue. Home made candy was sold and a nice amount was realized which will be used for the benefit of the church. The program lasted about an hour after which the guests met Informally and enjoyed a delightful social time. A feature of the program was "A Romance In Shadow Pictures" which was yerv cleverly given. There was also a group of living pictures. Other numbers on the program which were enjoyed by the audience were a piano selection by Mrs. Lawrence Becker, a cornet solo by Mrs. Charles O. Hohman and a group of Scotch songs by Mrs. Aurora Arnold Craig. MRS. LEVIN ENTERTAINS. Mrs. Levin of Ann street was hostess yesterday afternoon to the members of the Jewish Ladies' Aid Society. There were many members at th meeting. The transaction of several matters of business occupied the attention of the members during the early part of the afternoon. Plans were made for the next meeting to be held In two weeks when Mrs. M. Pelzman of East State street will entertain the members of the society at the K. of P. Hall. At the close of the business meeting thf hostess served a dainty luncheon. Mrs. Lucile Kaufmann of Indiana Harbor remains very ill at St. Mar g a ret' 3 Hospital. She submitted to a very critical operation a few days ago. Her daughter, Minnie is with her con stantly. J. J. Swint. 222 Michigan avenue an engineer on the I. H. Belt R. R. is on the sick list. A committee chosen from Dorcas Rebeckah Lodge No. 263 met yesterday afternoon to make final preparations for the entertainment of the president of the Bebeckah Assembly, Kate' I. Nichols of Elkhart and the secretary of the Rebcckah Assembly, Mary Stipp of Michigan City who will be In Hammond Saturday. At the meeting in I. O. O. F. Hall in State street Saturday 1.48 TO 3.00

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A BIG SAMPLE LINE OF DOLLS ON SALE Beginning Tomorrow 8 A. M. Just 208 of these Fine Imported Dolls, representing a big importer's sample which we bought at a sacrifice. They range from.17 to 24 inches high. Many are jointed at elbow, knee and hip and have natural eye lashes. "All haye sewed hair wigs, shoes and stockings, with beautiful bisque head and hands. These Dolls range in price from $1.4-8 to $3.00. On sale Q K rr beginning at 8 o'clock tomorrow c3o3 C at c SEE THEM IN SHOW WINDOW.

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Hammond Phone 232 TONITE AND UNTIL SUNDAY PAUL KLEIST AND COMPANY SPECTACULAR MUSICAL NOVELTY THE LAND OF DREAMS ib n jj m 5c PHOTp PLAYS 5c TONIGHT In The Time of Peril. It's a "Thanhouser." Aunt Jane's Will. Comedy. An Indian Legend. Western. ANNOUNCEMENT. Dr. J. A. Graham has moved his offices to the Knotts building. 53 Muenlch court offices formerly occupied by Attorney Geo. B. Sheerer and A. F. Knotts. He will discontinue his office at 100 State' street, Chicago for the winter months. Phone night and day 29S Hammond. 12-9-9 y i , evening there will be initiation of a class of candidates. A social hour will follow the regular lodge session. An Important meeting of the G. I. A. to the B. of L. E. will take place Friday afternoon in the K. of P. Hall in South homan street. There will be election of officers and the discussion of several business matters. A large attendance of the membership Is desired. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Crown Point, Ind., Dec. 12. The following marriage licenses have been Issued here: John Hogn, Chicago; Elisabeth Goldberg, Chicago. Clarence Harvey, Julia Dunne, Chicago. Oscar E. Arbuckle, Martha R. Arbuckle. Jollct. Michael J. . Herrick, Helen Evans, East Hammond. Julius Warga, Julia Florna, Gary. Fred Benson, Jessie Bartow. South Chicago. John Carter, Annl Hart, Gary. Salvatore Marino. Rosa Mussarl, Hammond, Louie Weiler, ATis worth; Martha Klemm, Crows Point. William E. Maher, Alice Hobson, Chicago. Harry P. Acton, Ruth M. Shepard, Chicago. NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE Lucile Kaufman of Indiana Harbor, who has just undergone a critical operation at St. Margaret's hospital -. In Hammond, is not expected to live. She Is 8 years old. Her daughter, Minnie Kaufman, Is in constant attendance at her bedside.

ANOTHER SALE OF KID GLOVES The-wonderful success of our 73c Kid Glove Sale last week promopted us to wire for 50 dozen niore, which are here and qn sale tomorrow and Saturday, All sizes in black, white and tan. Just the thing for her Christmas gift and at a saving of 27 cents on each pair. Each pair in Christmas box, if desired. Come early while sizes are complete,

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Announcement will be made In tomorrow' paper ef the Boy and Girl who are in lead in the voting contest. Hustle today and ask your friends to shop at THE WHITE STORE and vote for you. Voting contest dosses Christ mas Eve.

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