Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 177, Hammond, Lake County, 27 December 1912 — Page 2

THE TIMtES

Friday, Dec. 27, 1912.

Social News IN Hammond

MISS DOWNEY A HOSTESS. Miss Gertrude Downey will entertain at a week end house party. The party will be given tomorrow evening. at her home. 343 Carroll street. Her guests will be the members of the Chicago l?eta Chapter of the Beta Alpha Sigma Sorority. KVTKRTAIXS AV ITU CARDS. A pleasant meeting of the Good Will

Club took place yesterday afternoon' at the home of Mrs. John .Nicklaus In GostHn street. Peilro wai played proRrenlvely at three. tables during the afternoon. After several prameg the honors were awarded to Mra. Larson, Mrs. Richard Smith and Mrs. T. Kennedy. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. G. Andrus. A dainty luncheon was served In two courses at the conclusion of the, Karnes. Twelve covers were laid. In two weeks on Thursday afternoon the members will be entertained by Mrs. Richard Smith at her home in Fayette street. Cards will attain be the feature of entertainment. V SOCIAL SESSION.

The members of the " Presbyterian Social Club were pleasantly entertained by Miss Celeste Houslas and Miss

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.

Helen Bloser last evening In the par- j

tors oi ma cnurcn in tsoutn iionman street. Twenty young people of the ' church were present. Music and games were features of the evening- and daln-j ty refreshments were served. The i next social meeting will occur. In two !

weeks.

SOCIAL. NEWS FOB S AT I'RDA V. The weekly meeting of Dorcas Rrbrckah L.dee will be held Saturday rvrnlnsc In the I. O. E. Hall la East State Mtreet. Miss Gertrude Downey M-tll entertain a number of her Hororlty Ulster at her home. 313 Carroll street Saturday evening.

A MISSIONARY MEETING. A very Interesting program has been' arranged for the meeting of the Worn- 1

an's Home and Foreign Missionary So- j January 9th Mrs. Fred Collins will enciety of the First Christian church ! tertaln the members at her home in which takes place this afternon In the '. ea avenue. Cards will be the dlparlors of the church in Calumet ave- i version. The members will play pedro mie. "Women and Children of tha ! at two tables.

Orient" Is the study subject. The pro

gram will be In charge of Mrs. Harry Milner. Papers will "be read by Mrs.

Fred Barnett. Mrs.-John Gree, Mrs I

0 MEETIXG THIS WEEK. The next meeting of the' Martha Society will take place Thursday after-

Shortrldge. Mrs. Ben Golden, Mrs. K. ' noon, January 2nd in the parlors of

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Davidson and Mrs. Harry Milner.

w. c. t; iX.coxtest. The fifth Silver Medal Contest of the V. C. T. U. will lie held this evening at

the First Christian church In Calumet avenue. Important business will come up for discussion and it is desired that

there is a large attendance of the membership. There was no meeting

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8 BBL NEW CENTURY FLOUR 20 LBS GRANULATED SUGAR 8WEET NAVEL RANGES SMALL KEGS OF HOLLAND HERRING

the First Christian church in Calumet 5'"raay.

avenue. The public is invited to attend. No admission will be charged but a silver collection wll be taken. The evening's program will be as follows: Piano SColo Mrs. George Houser

Entering of class. Devotions Rev. C. J. Sharp Selection. White Ribbon Quartette No. 1 "The .Result' of Treating." No. 2 "Patty Ryan Demands Her ' Rights." Violin Solo Mrs. Horton No. 3 "The Ship Went Down." No. 4 "The.Boys of America." Flano Selection .. .Miss Goldia Dufrain No. 5 "Licenses." Selection White Ribbon Quartette Presentation of medal by Dr. Mary E. Jackson. The contestants will be

Mrs. Maude Yeasel, Mrs. Sadie Pick. Mrs., Anna Leaverton, Mrs. Daisy Granger and Mrs. AVinona Robinson.

0 MEETIXG THIS WEEK.

This week's meeting of the Baptist Women's Union was postponed on account of the absence of several of the members who are spending tho holiday esason out of the city. There will be a meeting next Thursday afternoon and the hostess will be named later.

NIFTY PARISIAN STREET COSTUME

Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City Strict attention given to all phone orders 1 tlmioo CSias. Berendt mZt ss

THE CHRISTMAS MEETIXG. The Christmas meeting of the Erthstane Club will take place this afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. C. Graves In Carroll street. Mrs. Graves will be hostess at a thimble party. A Christmas Grab Bag will be one of the features of the afternoon. A BRIDGE Li:XfHEO. The members of the Marquette Club are guests at a bridge luncheon at which Mrs. John W. Dyer is hostess today at the Hammond Country' Club. The luncheon at one o'clock will be followed with cards. Bridge whist

wilbe played at five tables. MEETIXG IS POSTPONED. The meeting of the Idle Hour Club which was announced would take place yesterday afternoon was postponed for two weeks. Thursday afternoon.

A CHRISTMAS iflltTV. A number of little people. were charmingly entertained at a Christmas party last evening in the beautiful club house of the Hammond Country Club. Several of the children were accompanied by their mothers who thoroughly enjoyed the evening with them. The hours of the party were

from five to nine o'clock. The little

tots were entertained wHh stories from Santa Calus who also distributed candy, nuts and fruit among them. Games were played and the children

spent a very merry time. The large

living room which was the scene of the party was decorated very beautifully in the holiday colors of red and green. The chandeliers were trimmed

very attractively and there were pretty decorations of . holly and other Christmas geens. At one end of the living room was a large and beautiful Christmas tree. The members of the club met at nine o'clock and enjoyed

a program of dances. The evening's

program of music was very pretty

Bridge whist was played by a number of the guests. Refreshments were

served during the evening. The parties were two of the most delightful of the

holiday "season. PARTY FOR CHILDREX.

The children of the Episcopal Sunday chool will be entertained at a Christmas party this evening In the guild

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gallon pails, 19c; gal

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Best Quality mixed Huts

only the Best Variees used in this mixture

pound 17

At I. -t J r ill

WARNING! j R

shrubbery or trees n the citjr parks.

Those detected 'violating' this rule will be prosecuted. lS-24-2t

This Is the newest Parisian street

costume with a skirt of blue satin,

slashed at the side so as to show the

pleated underskirt and rive freedom

in walking. The buttons and loops runninc down the side of the skirt

are of a darker shade of blue. The coat is made of dark blue t.ffeta with two smart little tails. "White

mulle Is used to make the jabot and wrist frills. The hat is a laree whit-

Hall in South Hohman street. The)

officers for the year 1913 will be 'elected. Follow-in the lodge . session

pleasant time will be spent socially.

WILL HAVE

LIBRARY

STATIONS

Important plans for the future of the ;

public library were discussed at tKe board meeting last night and action

was taken to some extent to carry them out.

It was decided to mak four of the

public school bulldlnsr, the Irving, Riv

erside, Lincoln and Lafayette buildings, library stations, which are to be equipped with a set of books primarily

for the school children and to satisfy

the neighborhood patrons. To do this, the stations are to have books which are to remain there permanently, while

the balance are circulated from the Cen-

taral library. Plans were also discusBed for the chlldren"s library in the Central library building. he second lloor is to be equipped for this purpose at the ex-, pense of several hundred dollars. About sixty new books were ordered last night, mainly works dealing with political and economical questions.

Hanmoid Phone '.

!32.

Now Playing FOUR BONN ELLS Novelty Musical Artists. EILER'S GREAT ANIMAL ACT Trained Goats, Monkeys and Dogs. PRINCE & DEERIE The College Boy and the Maid. HERBERT LENNON Impersonator of Famous Actors. KINODROME Coming Monday Running for Congress

Loan Ass'n Meeting Notices have been sent out for the annual meeting of the stock holders of the Home Building Loan and Savings

Asoclatlon to be held on Thursday ,

evening. January 9th at 7:30 o'clock. The meeting wil be held in the home office of the Employes Life and Casualty Insurance company in the National Bank building. Officers for the ensu

ing year are to be elected. ,

room of the church in Rimbach abenue.

The parents of the children are also in-

bited. A magician from Chicago will j entertain the guests and there will also be a short program of music. Holly and Christmas greens habe been used

to decorate the guild room carrying out the holiday colors of red and green.

A DINNER DANCE. Among the holiday parties is the dinner dance to be given this evening by the members of the TJnlbersity Club in the University Club rooms in South Hohman street. The dinner at Bix-

thlrty o'clock will be followed with a

program of d.inces. WORDS OV APPRECIATION. We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to the Firemen of Ham

mond for their promptness and excellent work in the fire which took place at my home in Indiana avenue on

Christmas Day. MRS. MARY PCHELLEN AND SON ARTHUR LORD.

Mis Ruth Wooden and Mis Margaret Hickman left this morning for Ply

mouth, Ind., where they will spend a

week bislting Miss Kathryn Switzer.

William Purdy of Lowell was a

Hammond and Chicago visitor today.

Walter Klison and wife of Lexing

ton, Neb., who have ben the guests of

Mr. Elison's mother, Mrs. Eliza Elison

at her home, 725 State Line street have

gone to Richmond. Kv., where they ex

pect to make their home in the future.

Mrs. Frank Robinson is visiting rela

tives in Lowell, Ind.

Mrs. George Drackert of State Line

street left this morning for Oshkosh,

Wis., where she will spend several days

visiting Mrs. H. G. Rhodes.

Mrs. P. A. O'Connell wil return to

her home in South Hohman street to day from Hanna, Ind., where she visit

ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wells

over Christmas.

Takes Prize For Babies

The Maize," the official publica

tion of the Chicago Great Western railroad, published a picture of the

oung son of John R. Thompson, form-

rly of this city, now master mechanic

f the road, stating that he took first

prize at the corn carnival and babies j

parade held at Clarion. Ia., on Oct. 10.

The youngster's wagon was rigged

up to resemble a huge ear of corn.

John R. Thompson was formerly with

the Fitshugh. Luther company in this city and married Hattie Felkner.

ILodge Assemblies

The semi-monthly meeting of the G.

I. A. to the B. of L. E. wil be held this afternoon in the K. of P. Hall in South

Hohman street. Mrs. Murdock of Chi

cago the Grand President is expected

to be present. The installation of offi

cers will be a feature of the afternoon,

Following the lodge session refresh

ments will be served and a delightful

time wll be spent socially.

An enjoyable meeting of William H.

Calkins W. R. C. No. 248 took place

yesterday afternoon in I. O. O. Hall i

State street. A number of members

were present. Several business mat

ters occupied the attention of th members during the early part of th

afternoon. Plans were made for the

installation of officers which will be

a feature of the next 'regular meeting,

A large attendance of the membership

is desired at the meeting in two weeks

During the social hour refreshments

were served. Monday evening the members

Triumph Council No. 11 D. of L. will

meet in I. O. O. F. Hall in State stree

and elect officers for the year 1J1

Business of importance will be transact

ed and it is desired that there is

large of the membership at the meet

ing.

Tomorw evening the members of

Dorcas Rebeckah Lodge wil meet in

O. O. F. Hall in East State street fo their regular weekly meeting. A bus!

ness and social program will be follow ed. At the meeting on Saturday even

ing, January 4th the officers for the year 1913 will be installed. A large

attendance of the membership is de

sired at both meetings.

, An important meeting of Hammond Temple No. :. 73 Pythian .Sisters' will

Hammond TTieattre ALL WEEK LONG , The Popular German Coate4iaa FRANK WINNINGER TONIGHT The Music Teacher A COMEDY WITH MUSIC Prices 10. 20, 30, 50c. SEATS ORPHEl'M BOX OFFICE

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MERCANTILE COURTESY 5 If you find now that any of the many pieces of Jewelry you bought here for the Holidays are not exactly what you want or if you would like them changed bring them back I will gladly see that you are suited. I realize that you can not always get exactly what is most fitted when buying for others. I will appreciate the opportunity to make anything just as it is wanted by my customers arid friends or their friends. Thanking you one and all for the confidence placed in me which made the holiday, season just closed the largest I have ever had, I am yours very truly JOHN E. McGARRY Lake County's Jeweler

VHITItIG ROLLER SKATING RINK Big Night New Year's Eve. MASQUERADE AND CONFETTI ROLLER SKATING. Come and Skate the Old Year Out and the New Year In. Special Skating Wednesday, January 1st, New Year's Afternoon and Evening. Roller Skating Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday Evenings, and Sunday Afternoon.

take place this evening in the K. of P.