Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 191, Hammond, Lake County, 14 January 1913 — Page 2
THE TRIES.
Tuesday, Jan. 14, 1913.
5 A HOl'SE WARMING. , f' The pretty new home of Mr. and Mrs. .Walter A. Hoke in Condit street was the scene of a "House Warming'' given as a surprise to Mrs. Hoke by a number of her Hammond and East Chicago friends yesterday afternoon. There were eighteen gue3ts, among them members of the Fern Leaf Linen Club, Jolly Dozen Club and R. A. K. Club. Mrs. Hoke was presented, with a number of gifts, among them articles of hand painted china and an umbrella stand. The. guests played cards progressively at four tables. Whist and pedro were played. Mrs. Aubry and Mrs.' Grateau won the honors in the pedro games. High scores In whist were made by Mrs. Frederick A. Bull, and Mrs. Edward Murden. Mrs. Speneer was awarded the consolation prize. The awards were very pretty and' at tractive. After the card games the
guests were invited into the dining room for refreshments. A prettily appointed two cour.se luncheon was served. The party was one of the delight
ful affairs of the season, the following guests reporting) a most enjoyable afternoon, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Grateau. Mrs. Marner and Mrs. Jordon of East Chicago. Mesdames H. O. Young, S. E. Davis, E. Aubry, Martin Findling, Edward Murden, Frederick A. Bull, O. G. Routsong, Raymond Lyons. F. Fowler, M. Pelsman, R. E. Schoff, Frank Grove and Charles Miller. ENTERTAIN' VERY PLEASANTLY'. Mr. and Mrs. John Soderberg Informally entertained a number of their friends Saturday evening at their home, 565 Summer street. The home was atractlvely decoratedt with flowers and ferns, carrying out a color' scheme in red and green. The guests partici
pated in various guessing contests and games. Honors in the contests were won by Mrs. Rogern, Mr. Helfrlch and Miss Kasten. After the games the guests were invited into the dining room for refreshments. A prettily appointed four course luncheon was served. Covers was laid for Mrs.' Halsey; Mrs. Schafer, Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers, the Misses Annetta Wlckham, Margaret Blair, Charlotte Kasten, Ruth Sqderberg, Berenice and Mildred Soderberg and Messrs. Lee Franklin and John Helfrlch. CELEBH ATES A N N I V ERS AH V. Mrs. George Sliger entertained her immediate relatives at a beautifully appointed dinner last evening at six o'clock at her home, 503 Wilcox avenue In celebration of her fifty-fifth birthday anniversary. Flowers decorated the table very attractively. A four course dinner was served. During the evening members of the Deborah society of the First Christian church gave a surprise party in her honor.
Mrs. Sliger received a number of gifts
from friends and relatives. The gift from the Deborah society of which Mrs. Sliger is president was a beautiful ring. There were a number of guests and they all spent a very enjoyable evening.
A musical and literary program was
given and several games were played A two course luncheon was served. HONOR LITTLE DAl'GIITKR. Mr. and Mrs. George Slohr entertain
ed a few friends informally at their
home In Wilcox street last Saturday evening. The party was given to cele-
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The Indiana Harbor Woman's club
entertained last night with a large re
ception. The event was held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Enos Drummond and was attended by about 100 persons, men as well as women having been invited.
Features of the evening were a mu
sical program and a case of palpitation
of the heart exhibited by B. C. Luk-
ens. The array of beautv around him
was enough' to make any masculine heart palpitate more or less but the degree of palpitation to which this par
ticular organ was affected, was alarm
ing. The other guests could actually see It throb through Mr. Luken's wesklt. He had everybody wrought up to the polnj of sending out for a physician, when some inspired Individual divined that it was all a Joke. And so It was. Mr. Lukens had concealed about his person a mechanical device which throbbed like a small engine without the noise and this was furnishing the palpitation.
The reception was a most brilliant one, and ;was characterized by the elegance of the costumes worn by the members and their guests, as well as other attractive features. There was no line, Mrs. R. Lee Taylor, the president, and Mrs. Drummond. receiving. The decorations were roses white blossoms being used in the dining room and pink ones in the reception room and the second parlor. The table had a center piece of ferns and roses. The program was very good and proved a delightful feature of the entertainment; Miss Emma Hoch sang as did also Miss Beatrice De Lapierre of Chicago; Mrs. M. E. Crltes, and Misses Lillian Spittle and Callahan, the latter of Chicago, played. Miss Eva Meno
read a paper on the great lakete. Mrs. Bi C. Lukens was chairman of the refreshment committee, Mrs. William Harding of the entertainment committee and Mrs. William Hughes of the decorations committee. Mrs. Spittle, Miss Lillian Spittle and Mrs. Crltes poured.
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brate the first birthday anniversary of! their daughter. Vera. The little lady! received numerous. pretty gifts from friends and relatives. The evening was j spent in a delightful social way. A I
supper was served during the evening. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. August Dahly and daughter Dorothy and son, Carl. Mr. and Mrs. Wright and Mr. and Mrs. William Hoin and daughter, Edna. , A 0E O'CLOCK Ll'XCHEOX. Mrs. H. B. Douglas of Glendale rark will entertain the members of the Alpha Phi Club at a one o'clock luncheon Friday, January 17th. It will be the first meeting after the holiday season. A BANQUET. A banquet for the members of the Christian Endeavor Society or the First Christian church will be given Wednesday evening, January 15th In the parlors of the church In Calumet avenue. The members of the society will meet at seven-thirty o'clock. A literary and musical program will be a feature of the evening. Arrangements have been made for the entertainment of a large number of the young people of the church, all of whom anticipate a very enjoyable evening. EXTERTAlXS WITH CARDS. The members of Circle Jfo. 1 will be entertained by Mrs. Frank Cope at her home In East State street this afternoon. This week's meeting was changed from Thursday to Tuesday for the convenience of the members. It will be the first meeting after the holiday vacation. Pedro will be played. A SOCIAL GATHERING.
A pleasant afternoon will be spent
"By'tKe members dfthe Women's Auxil
iary to the University Club who will meet In the University club rooms In South Hohman street today to play bridge. The card games will begin promptly at two-thirty o'clock. The next affair on the club's social calendar will be an Informal dance to be given on the evening of January 24th. Ballou of Chicago will play for the dance. A THIMBLE PARTY. Miss Hulda Klein will have the young women of the N. N. Embroidery Club as her guests at a thimble party this evening at her home in Conkey avenue. It will be the weekly club meeting. WILL PLAY PEDRO. Pedro will be played by the members of the China Club "who have been Invited to meet with Mrs. Mat Boney at her home 1n Clinton- street this evening. The games will be played progressively at three tables. f AN AFTERNOON PARTY. Mrs. J. Raymond Stafford of Indiana avenue will be hostes at a thimble party this afternoon. Her guests will be the members of the E. S. T. Club who will meet for their regular semimonthly meeting. The members will
devote the afternoon to their needle work. HOLD WEEKLY MEETING.
This week's meeting of the Women's Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church
SOCIAL NEWS FOR WEDNESDAY. Mrs. II. C. (roroao will entertain the members of the Wednesday Afternoon Clnb at her home tn It Inibarh avenue. The members of Women's Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church will meet at the home of Mrs. n. L. P. Bell In South Hohman street, Wednesday afternoon. The weekly meeting of the Ladles' Aid Society of the First Preahyterian church will take place Wednesday afternoon In the church parlors. There will be a meeting of the Ladles' Society of the B. of L. F. and E. Wednesday afternoon In the K. of Hall In South Hohman street.
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OF HAMMOND, INDIANA WILL BE CLOSED 0 All Day Wed. and Thurs. Jan. 15 and 16 IFunHH IPsHrfliicDiwllsiij's wejsiPdQandWj tilhG osmo m
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will take place Wednesday afternoon
at tfie home of Mrs. B. L.. P. Bell, 6!6
South Hohman street. The ladles of
the parish are invited and It Is desired that there Is a large attendance at the
meeting. A Sl'RPRISE PARTY.
Miss Anna Williams very delightful
ly entertained a number of young peo
ple at her home In Wilcox avenue last
evening. 'ine party was given as a
surprise to Allan Williams and cele
brated his twenty-first birth annlver
sary. He received a number of gifts in remembrance of the day. Music and games were the social diversions. A
dainty two course luncheon was served during the evening. The guests were the Misses Gladys and Hazel
Younger. Farrel Staley, Grace Mat
thews, Helen Wagonblast, Helen Fra
ley, Mabel Powley, Meldora Smith,
rearl and Anna Wiliams. Messrs. Ed garSmtth, Tr. J.Reagin, Waiter Inbmp
son. Russell Gavlt, Homer Beilby, Paul and Graham Fuller, Gordon and Allan Wiliams and the Rev. Frank O. Fraley.
A DINNER PARTY.
. Mr. ana Airs, otto H. Rabe gave a
small dinner party last evening at
their home in Williams street. The dinner was served at six o'clock after which the guests listened to a program
of music and spent delightful social
time. A DANCING PARTY.
The members of Opal Hive No. 89(1
L. O. T. M. M. gave their first dance of
the season last evening In the Moose Hall In State street and those who at
tended report It as having been a de
cidedly pleasant event. The party was attended by a large number of Hammond and out of town people. The evening's program of dances began at eight-thirty o'clock and continued un
til midnight. Elster's orchestra furn
ished the music and their program was
pleasing. The hall was decorated very
prettily with red, white and black streamers. The decorations were in
the oolors of the Hive. '. A THEATER PARTY.
The girls of St. Joseph' hleh school chaperoned by Miss Rose- Eder and
Miss Mayme Knoerzer ' will form
theater party this evening to see Julia Marlowe and E. H. Sothern in "The
Merchant of Venice" At the Garrick
theater Chicago. WILL LISTEN TO AN ADDRESS
The Women's Union of th First
Baptist church will meet with Mrs.
Helen Hammond and Mrs. W. A. Hill
at their home, S04 South Hohman
street Thursday afternoon, January
16th at two-thirty o'clock. The Rev. M. P. Boyton of Chicago will address the ladies. All women of the church and congregation are Invited. AID SOCIETY MEETS. Mrs. J. Floyd Irish and Mrs. F. N. Hlckok will be hostesses at the weekly meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the FlrBt Presbyterian church. The meeting will be held Wednesday afternoon In the parlors of the church In South Hohman street. WILL MEET FRIDAY. The members of the Happy Hour Club will have their first meeting after the holiday season at the home of Mrs. Toms In Florence avenue next Friday afternoon, January 17th. Mrs. Toms will be hostess at a thimble party. A BRIDGE PARTY. Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. H. C. Oroman of Rimbach avenue will be hostess to the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club. . Mrs. Henry McAuliffe, 551 Summer street returned Saturday after an extended visit with friends and relatives in Lima, Delaware and Columbus, O. Mrs. MeAuliffe was formerly Miss
Frieda Schaadt. I Mrs. Frank Hitchcock of Ogden ' street left today for Sarasota, "Fla., 1 where- she will remain with relatives for several weeks. j Mis Talrntt returned to her home in
! Moines, la., this afternoon after I
Theatre FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS MOTION PICTURES HAGENBACKWALLACE CIRCUS SPECTACLE ADMISSION 10c SISDAY JAN. 19 MATINEE AND EVENING MISS EUGENIE BLAIR IN MADAME X Matinee 25c and 50c Evening, Best Seats, $1.00
spending a week in Hammond the guest of her sister, Miss Elizabeth Tal-
cott of Rimbach avenue.
Mrs. A. C. McMahon of May street
who has been seriously 111 with erysipelas for more than a week Is reported a little better today.
McHilen McAuliffe of Delaware, O.
Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry McAuliffe at their home In Summer street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pepperdine and
children have gone to North Manches
ter, Ind., to attend the funeral of Mrs. Pepperdlne's aunt, Mrs. N. E. Kercher.
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The regular semi-monthly meeting of Triumph Council No. 11 D. of L. was held last evening In I. O. O. F. Hall in East State street. Following the business meeting a pleasant time was spent socially. There were many members present. Plans were made for the next regular meeting to b held In two weeks
on the evening of January 27th when the officers for the year 1918 will be
Installed. A large attendance of the
membership Is desired at the meting.
artistic way, and the music will be fur.
1 nlshed by the well-known Academy orchestra. The East Chicago guests will have an opportunity to return on cars leaving the broken corner at 11:50, 12:10, 12:30 and 12:50. the latter going clear through to Whiting and Robertsdale. At 1:05 another car will leave the broken corner to accommodate the north side patrons. Thr. members ' of the reception and the entertainment committees are as follows: ; Reception G. W. Hunter. George Drackert, Thomas GUboe, Wi'.liam Gor1 don. Sr.; A. J. R. Hill. H. F. Lindner, H.
took pace last evning in Weis Hall In " i0". , Wb t,
riaic Dirrcu ncro was a. targe hi- . M ,,,.. . ,an,. r th. mK-,.v,. a Franck. George Jonas. W illUm Leytse,
he D-neati. entertainer! at tho m.tlno-. r reu xncumau, J.
wa. the, riem.tv Mr Kan, of ' Thompson and F.
rne usual Dusiness and social program
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was followed. Refreshments were served during the social hour. The next meeting will occur In two weeks on Monday evening, January I7th. The Installation of officers will be a feature of the meeting of . the Ladies Auxiliary to the B. of Jt.;Ti which takes place this aitisrt in ;"!' 1Z. of P. Hall in South Hohman street. Following the business session there will be a social hour. . A large attendance of the membership is desired at the meeting of Golden Rule Council No. 1 D. of L. to -be held this evening in the K. of P. Hall In South Hohman street. The installation of officers will be a feature of the meeting. A social hour will be enjoyed following the business session.
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BOAT CLUB HAS ALL DANCE PLANS READY
Numbers on Program Dedicated to Motor - Craft and Owners.
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The names of the dances and
title of the music is as follows: Grand March and Two-Step, beginning at 9:30 p. m. ' Waltr: "Over the Waves," in honor of the boat Outing. Two-Step. "Crack of the Whip," in
honor of the Eel. . Walts: "Story of a Rose,'
the Lillie G. Two-Step: "Rag Time Sol5ler Man," In honor of the Beulah T1. Walt: "Moonlight on the Water," In honor of the Annabelle. Two-Step: "Dew Drops," in honor of the Earl. Waltz: "Rye Waltz," in honor of the
Louisa -S. .
Two-Step: "Battle Royal;" in honor of the Roy T. Walts: "The Three Graces," in honor of the Theresa H. . Two-Step: "Riverdalff," in honor of the Genevieve. Waltz: "When I Dream ot You," in honor of the Adabelle. First extra, in honor of the Duckie Kid. Second extra, a pirate two-step and novelty dance, in honcr of The Kate. Third extra. Ladies' choice. In honor of the Elsie R. Fourth extra, in honor of the Alma
In arranging the dance program for the Hammond Motor Boat c'ub, to be given at the Masonic temple on Thursday evening of this week, the committee named the dances In honor of the boats in the cluj ants selected music, eiitit'ed In honor r.r he boat or its owner. Practically all the nrrcngtments for the event have been completed. The "all will bi derogated In a novel and
HIGHLANDS. Miss Mary Kraus spent Sunday with her parents. , The entertainment and box social was a success. Mr. and Mrs. J. Joice were Tlammond visitors Saturday noon. Miss E. Meter was the guest of Miss M. Molenaar Sunday. Miss B. Mueller of South Chicago was visiting relatives 6ut here.
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