Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 170, Hammond, Lake County, 18 December 1912 — Page 2

THE TRIES.

Wednesday, Dec. 18, 1912.

Social News IN Hammond

A DKLHiHTFI'li PARTY. The Misses Lilly and Meta Fedder pave a very delfgrhtful party at their home in East State street last . evenins in honor of the younjsc women of the X. X. Embroidery Clnb. It was their Christmas meeting; and there was a Grab Bag- with Rifts for all the members. A dainty two course luncheon was served after music and Karnes had been enjoyed for a few hours. A miniature Christmas tree had been trimmed attractively and decorated the center of the table. The home was

decorated with the holiday colors, tea and ttrepn. On account of the holidays there will be no meeting next week. Miss Gertrude Herbst of South Hohman street will be the hostess at the next meeting, the date of which will be announced later. MRS, MIX HI KNTKIITAIXS. Mrs. 1. A. Minard entertained the members of the Ideal JBook Club very pleasantly at a Christmas . party last evening at her home in Ogden street. There was a Grab Hag and each of the members received a pretty Christmas

gift. A part of the evening .was de- j voted to the discussion of current majraiine articles after which the htostes served refreshments. It was decided not to meet in . two weks ' but Mrs. Alva A. Young will ente-rtaln the members at her home In Calumet avenue, Tuesday evening, January 6th. A STIDV MEKTIX6. The meeting of th art commitee of the Hammond Woman's Club was postponed from Monday to Tuesday afternoon of this week. The meeting was held at the home of the chairman, Mrs. M. Rothschild. 865 South Hohman Btret. The members were delightfully entertained by Mrs. George R. Streeter and Mrs. r. C. Atkinson who had prepared splendid article on the day's study subject. Mrs. Streeter told In her charming was of VanDyke's Madonnas. She also told of experiences and incident in the life of the tHiteh artist which caused him to paint pome of his most beautiful pictures. "The Architecture of Cambridge, England" was described In a talk by Mrs. 1. C. Atkinson. Mrs. Atkinson Illustrated her talk with pictures. Her talk was exceedingly interesting. There wa a social hour at the close of the program. There will be no meeting during the holiday season.

SOCIAL SEWS FOR THIKSDAY. Mm. Waller Hoke will eatertala thr members of the- Fera Leaf LJnt-u (lab at - aame l SiWey atret Thursday afternoon. Tomorrow afternoon the members of the SniNklne Club will Iw entrrlalneu by Mrs. Charlea Luthmau at her home In Sibley atreet. Mm. F. A. Seovrdea will he bontru to the Oak Leaf Rmbrolaery Club at ber home In Ada street Thursday afternoon. The members of the Eyelet Embroidery lut will be entertained by Mrs. L. J. Haefer at her home In Truman avenue Thursday afternoon.

The honors in the guessing contest were won by Juanita MiUlken and Ed1 win Ray. Ref reshmertts were served t six o'clock. The following younf ' people were guests at the party func- ' tlon: Miss Eva, Ryan, Margaret Youn, ; Frances Pepperdine. Erna He-Ilerman. ; Ohretta Tapper, Ghretta Anderson, ; Vera Shipley, Ara Golding. Fay Rick, I Frances Venderveer, Admentla Ferllno, i Juanita MiUlken. Helen Peffe-rs, Mar- ' garet and Laura Fromm, Clarence : Minas, Eaton Becker, Warren Newman, ' Shirley Tratebas, Edwin Rae, Bernard and Arthur Fromm. i .

j AS EVRSISU PART V. t In honor of Mr, and Mrs. John Tlb- ' bets who have just returned to Hamj mond from Missouri, Mr. and Mrs. A. I J. Hartlerode entertained a number of

mmmm . sm sMssai ( friends very pleasantly last evening. University Club rooms in South Hoh- Rosea and carnations were used as man street. The members played ; decorations in the parlors to carry out

a color scheme in pink and green.

street. Her guests will be the members of the Colonial Club who will meet for their Christmas party. MRS. RUSSELL ESTERTAI9I9. Mrs. W. E. Russell will entertain the members of the Cnlnmhijt dub at her

I home In Whh ati-A f Thuridav After

noon. The members will spend the afternoon playing euchre.' The games will begin at two-thirty o'clock. MRS. DAVIS A HOSTESS. The- members of the R. A. E. Club will be entertained by Mrs.' E. A. Davis Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Davis will be hostess at a thimble party. The members will bring their needls work and spend a pleasant afternool.

bridere whist progressively at five

tables. The awards were given after a number of games had been played. High score was made by Mrs. August Schneider and the second honors were

Cards and music were pleasant features of the evening. Fedro was played progressively at sever.il small tables. After the games a dainty

won by Mrs. Fiances Kingsley. Two i iunchon was served In two courses, other delightful parties wil be given ; Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. by the members of the Auxiliary dur- j p. w. Flint. Mr. and Mrs. William lng the coming weeks. Friday even- i Guss and children. Opal. Ruby, Lottie, ing, nccember 2Tth a formal dance will ; Arthur and Marguerite, Mr. and Mrs. be given and on the following Tues- j Frank Schreiber, Mr. and Mrs. John day afternoon, December 31st a Christ- j ujjew, Mr. and Mrs.-Orie Highland mas party will be given for the chil- j ana ong, Faul and William, "Mr. and dren. There will be a Christmas tree. ' Mrs. JOi,ph Flint and daughters.

Mildred, Charlotte .and Adallne, Mr.

A BRIDGE PARTY. JA delightful meeting of the Women's Auxiliary to the University Club took place yesterday afternoon In the

MEN'S FELT SLIPPERS, Oh, so E-Z and warm, JTQf. special UwC t ORTT & TOWLE 169 State Street.

The afternoon's entertainment will be . planned by Mrs. E. F. Johnston and' Mrs. Frances Kingsley. MEET WITH BRS. MEYERS. Mrs. W. II. Meyers, 476 East State street will be at home Thursday afternoon to the Baptist Woman's Union. The social and missionary departments will ' combine their programs. The day's study subject is "The Indian" and articles will be read by members of the missionary section. The program will include the following numbers: Vocal Selection. . .Miss Harriet Ferris Reading Helen McCarten Vocal ruett Mrs. Claude D. Talmer and Mrs. William Love PtRKSTS' CLtTB MEETING. The December meeting of the Parents Club of the Lafayette school was

held at three o'clock yesterday afternoon In the school hall in Calumet avenue. There was a very short business session after which the program

for the afternoon was given. During the social hour dainty refreshments were served. The meeting was enjoy

ed by a number of the members. The SO MEETING THIS WEEK

program was composed of the follow- There will be no meeting of the

ing numbers: j Ladies' Aid Society of the Monroe

Instrumental Solo Lillian Boese j street Methodist chapel this week on

Recitation Florence Hlx i account , of the rehearsals of the Game "I See You" Room 4 i cantata "Mother Goose" which will be

Recitation....... Bertha Taussig ' given at the church Monday evening.

Recitation Malsle Tuley December 23rd

Chorus Seventh Grades Girls Address. . .The Rev. Frank O. Fraley Pastor of the First M. IS. church

SOCIAL ... ...

and Mrs. John Tibbets, Mr. and Mrs. R. Hafdesty, : Mr. . and Mrs. Charles Joh'aaatn and son, Duverl, Mr. and A. J. Hartlerode and children, Mabel, Jean, Walda and Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. William Thrailkill of Robertsdale. Miss Eury Barnes of Hobart, Miss Olive Crlm of Wlnamac and Herschel Davis and George LaNew. HOLD MONTHLY MEETING. Fifty or more members of the Parent Teachers Club of the Washington school attended the December meeting held last evening at the school hall In Williams atreet. In the absence of Miss Virginia Brooks who It was announced would address the club, the president.

Mrs. E. M. Shnnklin read an article

from the June Evening Post on "Pub

lie School and Social Service. A dis

cussion followed on "The School House

As A Social Center." The musical program was given by Mrs. L. A.

Minard. She played several pretty Instrumental selections at the opening of the meeting. During the social

hour refreshments were served.

A SURPRISE PARTY. A number of young people were charmingly entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Fromm, 607 State Lino street yesterday from five to eight o'clock. The party was given as a surprise to their daughter, Margaret. Music and games were the diversions.

SETTLE THE GIFT QUESTION quickly by purchasing a Victor Victrola or a Columbia Grafinola Nothing down; $1.00 per week. Mandolins, Guitars and Everything Musical. STEAUBE PIANO AND MUSIC COMPANY

629 Hohman St. Hammond, Indiana.

Phone 661.

A LI NCHEON. -

Mrs. Robert Gillis will entertain the

members of the Alpha Phi Club at luncheon at one o'clock Friday at her

home in Rlmbach avenue. MEETING WAST POSTPONED.

On account of sickness at the home

of Mrs. Ralph Pierce, 684 Michigan

avenue the meeting of the E. S. T. Club which was announced would take place yesterday was postponed. The meeting will take place the afternoon of January 6th and Mrs. Pierce will

be hostess at a thimble party. A CHRISTM AST PARTY.

The meeting of the Erthstane Club

which was anounced would take place

yesterday afternoon was postponed

Mrs. J. C. Graves will entertain the members of the club at a Christmas party Friday afternoon, December 27th

at her home In Carroll street. A Grab Bag will be one of the features of the afternoon. The members will bring

their needle work. A THIMBLE PARTY.

Mrs. W. H. Spellman will entertain

informally at a thimble party Thurs

clay afternoon at her home In Carroll

WILL PLAY WHIST. Whist will be played 'by the members of the Fern Leaf Linen Club who have been invited to meet with Mrs.

Walter Hoke at her home in Sibley

treet Thursday afternoon. The games

will progress at three tables.

AN AFTERNOON PARTY. Mrs. Charles Luthman will have the

members of the Sunshine Club as her

guests Thursday afternoon at her I

home in Sibley street. Mrs. Luthman

will entertain with cards. Fedro will be played at two tables.. .

'Slippers," Slippers, Slip one over,

buy him a pair of ; comfortable house slippers, then watch the results? Styles and prices to , suit all. Ortt & Towle, Hammond's Largest Boot Shop.

169 State street. , j' 18-4t

Mrs. Taul B. LipinskI ; will spend the

holidays with her sons, Frank, Edwin

and George who are attending the

Polish National Alliance school at Cambridge Springs, Pa.

Lodge Assemblies

HAMMOND SHOW SHOP DE LUXE

STARTING TOMORROW

MIDGETS

Diminutive

Comedians, Acrobats.

Boxers and

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ALSO THESE FINE ACTS CLINTON AND NOLAN COMEDIANS WHAT AMTHE BANNISTERS CLEVER SINGING AND DANCING ACT. BILLY JONES MUSICAL COMIQUE. FBI. EVE MOOSE BENEFIT

erty consists of ft lot 75x140, on which Is built a building that will be suitable for a country store. The building is in a good state of repair. The appraised value of the property Is 2,000, and it must be sold for at least that much. The property is located on the Hessvllle-Highlands road in Hessvllle and Is a good buy for the money. The property has been advertised and may be sold for two-thirds of its appraised value.

There was a meeting of Golden Rule

Council No. 1 D. of L. last evening In

the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street. A number of members were in

attendance and there were visitors

from Whiting and Triumph Council No. 11 I), of Li, of Hammond. Officers

for the year 1913 were nominated and

the annual election will take place at the next regular meeting Tuesday

evening, December 31st, when it is desired that there is a large attendance of the membership. During the social

hour a playlet was given by members of the council after which refreshments were served. The meeting was very enjoyable. -

A large attendance is desired at the

meeting of Silver Light. Hive L. O. T. M. this evening in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman streeL The annual

election of officers wilt be feature of

the meeting. --v'V"'The members of the' ,North American'

Lnion will entertain at a dancing party Thursday evening in Long's hall

In State street. Preparations are be

ing made to, entertain a large number

of guest. ... . J 4 il : . . .

OBAK SHBINEBS

ON XMAS TBIP

Dr. 11.. E. Sharrer, THT. D. Ray and

Harry M. Johnson, all members of Orak Shrine, spent the entire day in Chicago yesterday in the wholesale toy houses.

Those who remmbr th work of the "good fellows" in the SHrlne last year

and the sunshine that was radiated In

the cities of the Calumet region must have an inkling of the purpose of the

trip. "

Following their day's worktthey had dinner at the Hamilton club and went

to the theatre.

Getting Bids on Property.

Trustee John C Becker is today receiving bids on the township school property located in Hessvilie. The prop.

STORE OPEN EVEBY EVENING TIL CHBISTMAS

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MEN'S WEAR SPECIAL HOLIDAY BABGAINS. BUY NOW. SUITS AND OVERCOATS SPECIALLY LOW PRICED TREAT YOUBSELF NOW TO A REAL BARGAIN.

Men's Combination Sets, Men's Holiday Neckwear, . handkerchiefs and tie or four-in-hands, open ends in PaJamas and Bath tie and sox to match, sev- and reversible, in beauti- V?bes m warm fianneleral colors to match, in ful light and dark pat- ette.and Terry cloths at fancy Xmas box, at all terns. Priced from ' 25 fecial low prices for the prices. cents up. holidays. Warm Sweaters Pure Gift Gloves Men's Kid Holeproof Hosiery in beauWool Sweater Coats, V- Gloves, black or tan, silk tiful Xmas boxes; every neck, roll collar and By- lined, fleece lined or un- pair guaranteed. Silk ron collars, very accept- lined. Also big line of Hose, 3 pair in box. Lisle, able presents.. Also Spald- Fur Gloves at all prices 6 pair to box. For Men ing Specials. All prices, for the holidays. Women and Children. '

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LABGEST LINE OF WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS, all colors, guaranteed not to fade, Monarch and Arrow Brand, 1.00 and

Silk Mufflers. Jewelery Sets. Belts. Suits Cases. T Club Bags. HATS CAPS UNDERWEAR SHOES Hundreds of Useful Articles Christmas Gifts Here.

A BEAUTIFUL 1913 CALENDAR, MATCH SAFE AND THEROMETER TO ALL OF OUR CUSTOMERS.

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EVERY DAY THIS WEEK

wrapped with each 10c loaf of

Christian Science Lecture.

Members of the Hammond Christian

Science body, and others who are Interested In the teachings of Christian Science will have an opportunity to hear an able lecture tomorrow evening

at the Masonic temple.

Judge Clifford P. Smith. C. S. B.. will

deliver a fre lecture, which will com

mence at 8:13.

Judge Smith Is a member of the board

of lectureship of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, and he will be well worth hearing whether one

agrees with him or not.

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5c PHOTO PLAYS 5c TONIGHT The High Cost of Living, Drama. The Idyll of Hawaii, Drama. The Worth While Wedding, Comedv.

Fight at the Orpheum.

Starting tomorrow matinee at the

Orpheum the Bossow Midgets will pro

ceed to give the local fight fans a

chanc to see a few genuine boxing exhibitions. The way these little fellows sail into each other is said to be very funny and should prove to be a good drawing card.

Clinton and Nolan will present their

blackface offering, the Bannisters will

sing and dance, and a funny fellow who calls himself Billy Jones, will make lots of noise on different musical instruments.

SQUABE DEAL AUTOMOBILE CO. 188 FAYETTE) STREET. Auto Livery DAT AND ALL NIGHT SERVICE. PHONE 154 HAMMOND.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Dr. L. H. Kelly has moved his office

from room 112 in the First National Bank building, to suit 210 in the Hammond Building. 12-10-30t

Hammond Theatre EIGHT NIGHTS COMMENCING 8UN, DEC 22. FRANK WINNINGER AND HIS OWN COMPANY la a Select Repertoire of Comedies and DramasOpening Play Sunday Night. "A GERMAN GENTLEMAN' ' A PLAY OP SIMPLE LIFE Prices 10c, 20c, 30c 50c LAOIE8 FREE Monday Night Under Usual Conditions.

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Butter-Nut and Big Dandy Bread And until the supply is exhausted, will be a magnificent CHRISTMAS BOOKLET Beautifully illustrated in colors and containing the Holiday sentiment and Christmas greetings. There are ICO Different Designs a different one : each day, so you can secure a variety of these tasty cards. Don't overlook this chance to get them without cost, and BE SURE AND ASK YOUR GROCER

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SENATE. Convened at noon. Senator Kenyon spoke on Interstate lisuor shipment bill. William R. Hearst, testifying before campaign funds Investigating committee, produced several new letters bearing on political activities of John D. Archbold and Standard Oil company. President Taft submitted for approval nine names for members of commisslo nto Industrial relations. Court if impeachment resumed trial of Judge Archbald. Passed bill appropriating $5,000 for statue of Pocahontas at Jamestown, Va. Democrats decided to caucus tomorrow to decide whether to permit action upon nominations before the holidays. HOISE. Convened at noon. Resumed consideration of Burnett literacy test immigration bill.

HOLIDAY PUN AND BARGAINS at the INDOOR FAIR ' ' given by MOOSE LODG E No. 570 DECEMBER 23, 24, 25, 1912 at MOOSE HALL VARIETY OF ENTERTAINMENTS ADMISSION FREE

FELT JULIETS FOR THE HOUSE

WIFE, fur trimmed, flexible sole leath

er soles; colors brown, maroon, black

and gray, a good $1.25 value for

Ortt & Towle 169 State St

1.00

FREE LECTURE ON . CHRISTIAN SCIENCE by' judge clifford p. smith, c. s. b. Member of the Board of Lectureship of The First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston, Mass. MASONIC TEMPLE, MUENICH COURT Thursday. December 19, 1912 at 8:15 P. M.

GRAND BALL Given by NORTH AMERICAN UNION Hammond Council No. 120 At LONG'S HALL Thursday Evening, December 19, 1912 Tickets 25c Person REFRESHMENTS FREEGood Time Promised.

A Good Xmas

Gift

Kye Glaanea aad ena-

clea rieatltlrallr fitted. No fallnrea In

wty tweaty yeara' experience. MAX NASSAU, Jeweler aad Oatlclaa. 4789 Olcott Ave. Eaat Chicago.

MISS RETTA HALSEY Pl'BI.IC STEVAGRAPHER AMD EXPERT BOOKKEEPER OFFICE 579 HOHMAN STREET. 3rd Floor. Chamber of Commerce, over CITIZEN'S OJjHRMAN NAT'L BANK

1 Hammond. Ind. Phone 586 j OFFICE HOURS: 9 to 12 1 to 4 . Except Sunday.

Fecp (B&pfotoac (SSBSo A gift of moderate priced Jewelery should be selected with the same discriminating care exercised in the choice of more expensive jewels.

The intrinsic value of a gift of Jewelry from Laederachs is assured by the fact that we guarantee every article sold by us.

LAEDERACHQ BROS. Diamond Merchants and Jewelers. ESTABLISHED 28 YEARS. 574 Hohman St. Hammond, Indiana