Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 200, Hammond, Lake County, 24 January 1913 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Friday, Jan. 24, 1913.

I)ACIM 1A It TV. The younger .set in Hammond was entertained at one of-tin? season's prettiest dances lust evening given by the members of - the, Xu Tau Beta Club. The University Club room in South Hohman street was th scene of the

party. The nine young women of the club acted as hostesses and received the guests. . There were eight or more guests. The grand march opened the program of dancea at nine-thirty o'clock, The program consisted of twelve dances and four extras. Mr.

ammbnd Meat Market

101 STATE STREET. 216 N. HOHMAN 9TKEET, Special Sals of Fancy Groceries, Fresh, and Smoked Heats Our Meats Are the Best. Our Prices the Lowest. We Sell Just as We Advertise.

113c 1.00 12c 14ic 101c I3ic .8ic

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per pound f

FORE QUARTER SPRING A 03. LAMB, per pound 4 V

SMALL FRESH PORK LOINS, per pound 9 POUNDS FRESH LEAF LARD for FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS, per pound.. SMALL FRESH PORK SHOULDERS, per lb..... NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST, per pound NATIVE BEEF RIB ROAST, pe,r pound NATIVE RIB BOILING BEEF, per pound , LEG OF VEAL, per pound.

NATIVE VEAL ROAST, 4 3

FRESH HAMBURGER

STEAK, per pound

NATIVE SIRLOIN

STEAK, per pound HIND QUARTER SPRING LAMB, per pound MOOSE BRAND HAMS, per pound SUGAR CURED CALIFORNIA HAMS, per lb... NO. 1 BRISKET BACON, per pound 20 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR 's-BARREL CERESOTA FLOUR SWEET NAVEL ORANGES, per dozen 6 BARS AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP

10c 14k

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15k

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Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City Strict attention given to all phone orders

Chas. Berendt Stt

101 Slats St FtocB 103

and Mrs. William Murphy and Mr. and

Mrs. Raymond W. 2oll who acted as chaperons at the party lead the grand

march followed by the members of the club and their guests. Charles McKelvey of East Chicago played for the dance and his program of muSic was

very enjoyable. During the intermis

sions in the dances a delicious frappe

was served. The party was the first to be given by this club of young women this season. A SIHPRISE l'AKTY. A number of the friends of Mrs. H.

P. Willlston pave a surprise party in her honor yesterday afternoon at her home in Plurrimer avenue. The guests

were members of the G. 1. A. to the Ii. of L. E. and there were at lesat twenty present. The party celebrated Mrs.

Williston's birthday anniversary and

she was the recipient of many pretty gifts of hand painted china. Cards were a feature of the afternoon's entor-

talnment. After several games of

pedro had been played an elaborate

four course luncheon was served. A WKDDIXG AXOl!C'EMET.

' Dr. William J. O'Keefe of Hammond

and Miss Claire Hannon, a former school teacher at Kouts, Porter county, will

be united In marriage January 29. Dr,

O'Keefo is a sort of Mrs. Catherine

O'Keefa, 113 West Warren street, this

city. Michigan City News.

PLAT FOR HOME BAKKKV SALE. The regular meeting of the Parents' Club of the Lafayette arnoot was held in the kindergarten room last Tuesday afternoon. January 21st. There was a short business session when arrangements were made to have a home bakery sale at Summers drug store Satuday. February 1st. All members who were not present at the meeting are kindly asked to contribute toward this sale. The proceeds will, be used to purchase school room decorations. After the following program the teachers served dainty refreshments and there was an enjoyable social hour: Piano Solo ...Myrtle Schmueser A Story Maybelle Clrant

Violin Solo

Games

Piano' Solo."

Vocal .Solo. ,

Lou is Wolf r Room 3 Sylvia Modjeska .' .Miss SObl

A THIMBLE I'ARTV, The young women of the A. 1. Q. Club were pleasantly entertained at a thimble party last evening at the home of Miss Ethel Hoffman in Summer street. Music and needle work were the social diversions. At ten o'clock the hostesses served her guests with a dainty two course luncheon. In two weeks on. Thursday evening, February 6th the members will be entertained by Miss Ethel Shearer of Fast Sibley street.' Miss Shearer will be hostess at a thimble party.

F.XTERTA1NS WITH CARDS. Mrs. It. Smith had the members of the Good Will Club as her guests yesterday afternoon at her home in Kane avenue. She entertained with cards. Pedro was played progressively at four tables. Mrs. Downs won first honors. Mrs. Smith, second, Mrs. Kunz, third and Mrs. Huber, fourth. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Charles Luthman. After awarding the prir.es the hostess Invited the guests Into the dining room for refreshments. A dainty two course luncheon was served. The members will have their next meeting in two weeks on Thursday afternoon, February 6th when Mrs. Charles Luthman of Sibley street will he hnstos.

Mrs. Luthman will entertain with cards.

XOTICFJ Of SKItVICK. Tomorrow, Saturday. January 25th

being St. Paul's Day there will be a

celebration of the holy communion at St. Paul"s Episcopal church at 7:30

o'clock.

HAMMOND THEATRE SUNDAY, JAN. 26.

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WE GIVE &9C GREEN TRADING STAMPS

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HEINZ pup;, Apple Buttery- inf tons-

crocks, while 100 crocks ' last, only

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Lion XXXX Patent Flour and Pillsbury Flour, 's-barrel sacks, QQq M -barrel sacks, 20 4-barrel sacks, 2 55 Bohemian Rye Flour, 'i-barrel sacks, SRr

i-barrel sacks, J

Lion Brand Rolled Oats, (best

quality), 10c full size packages only ........

fio. 3 Cans Festive 4 ( 12c Tomatoes, can,. TC

HEINZ Baked Beans, in tomato

sauce. No. 2 cans at HEINZ Peanut Butter, per jar, 25c and

15c mm

No. 2 Cans Iowa Sugar Corn, can

No. 3 Cans Our Market Brand

Choice Peaches, can.

!5c

Good Quality Soap Chips.. liHir pounds ' ' ic Swift's Pride Laundry Soap, contain Hamilton coupons, 10 bars n m r OiC

HEINZ Mustard, Columbia style.

bottle, Saturday . .

HEINZ Baked Red Kidney

Beans, an excellent dinner Ayi;

vpeetable. ,4 F ft... :

can

SPECIAL

Rumford Baking Powder, 1-lb can today 19c

one pound

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Edelweiss Brand Famous Pure

Lard, made by Oscar Mayer & Son, per I pound rgQ

unest uuality No. f Hand DlL, J M m

rirNcu idvy oeans. per

pound 5c A n io pounds... ryC

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HEINZ India Relish,

3per jar Jgg and.

315c

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Hippodrome Bar Cakes and

Fluted Cocoanut Bars, per' pound. .

12c

HEINZ Pure Olive Oil, genujne vergin oil from the first pressing of fresh ripe olives. Made in Spain, per bottle 4 ff 25c. 50e. 75c cand l.UU HEINZ Tomato Ketchup, QCfv bottle, 15C and Lju HEINZ English Pickled Wal- Ar nuts, special, per bottle. . . OOu

10c

SPECIAL SALE OF CIGARS

Friday Evening Saturday

and

Havana Londres and Great

Gunner, 5c cigars, special at for. .

Lillian Russell and, Quaker

Bond, good 5c cigars, 8 for----

25c

Quaker 25e

La Gemita or Rose Bud, packed 12 cigars in box. Just a few boxes left, specjal, per box sCvG

Your Choice of Any

Straight Cigar in the house, 3 for. ........

10c

25c

HEINZ Vegetarian Beans, per can

HEINZ Gold Medal Sauce, a mild Worcestershire type sauce, l)ottle ..... . .

nv.niyn nca rsianey wm 4

'2U

Beans, per. pound

Fancy Quality Brick Cheese, per pound.

19c

15c

HEINZ

Cooked ' Sauer Kraut with pork, very popular for Dutch luncheons, can 15C

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A Special Purchase Direct From The Hayes Distillery Enables us to ...

I Sell 8 Year-Old Bottl

ed in Bond Hayes Valley Whiskey Full Quart 1-50 Bottles at

98e

Farmhouse 10c Cans Sugar

Corn, a . 3 zoc

Best Granulated Washing

Soda, per m pound I Q

Large 12c Grade Fancy Ore

per pound MQ

Dcst wuanty Peanut Butter, per pound

Fresh Crisp Oyster Patties, per lb

National Biscuit Co's Honey

Flakes, per lb qJJ

New Southern Carrots, rer bunch

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CANDY SPECIALS

for Friday Evening

and Saturday

Extra Fine Quality Peanuts, regular 20c value, per lb

Burnt 9c

Hammond.

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Phone 232

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These fun experts, Wood & Ward,

with Miss Fannie Meroney and a Whirly Girly Chorus presenting "Two Merry Tramps." The jolly jingling Jag of joy. Matinee Adults, 25c; Kids, 10c. Xight prices 10c, 20c, 30c and 50c.

Club Women Habe

A line 'Banquet

With a Company of 25 Singers and Dancers A Wealth of Beautiful Costumes and Gorgeous Scenery A GREAT BIG DOLLAR SHOW At Orpheum Tiny Prices, 10c and 20c. SEATS ARE NOW ON SALE and selling for Saturday and Sunday. Don't wait 'till the last minute to get those tickets or you will be disappointed. Box office open 11 a. m. to 10 p. m. Buy them now and avoid the rush. -:- -:- CURTAIN 7:30 AND 9:15 P. M. SHARP

The Hammond Woman's Club enter

tained at one of the nicest social func.

Ions of tha season last niht, Thursday,

in honor of "Gentlemen's Evening:." Representative club women, their hus

bands and friends numbering three

hundred in all gathered at seven-thrty

oclock for a formal dinner. Among the guests were out of town members

of the club including several from East Chicago and Indiana Harbor. The past

presidents and members of the executive board received. They were In line from seven until half after seven o'clock when the doors to the dining

room were thrown open. The central table was reserved for the past presi

dents and members of the executive

board and for those guests who appeared on the program. Mrs. Richard IX Wlnckler, president of the Hammond Woman's Club, and her husband occupied the places of honor at the head of the table. The guests found their places at the live remaining tables

where the dinner cards had been ar

ranged ..alphabetically. ... The Masonic Temple which was the scene' of the reception and dinner was .-beautifully decorated. The decorations centered

about the tables in the main banqueting room. Potted ferns and blooming

daisies and streamers of yellow and

white tulle with which the tables were

ornamented made the effect most attractive. There were palms tastefully

distributed throughout the hall, and

the daisy, the club flowers was conspicuously in evidence. The club colors of yellow and white were further car

ried out in the decorations by the drap

ing of the several pillars in the hall.

The elegance of the costumes worn by the members of the club and their guests added much to the brilliancy of the occasion. The daughters of the

members served. They wore daintywhite gowns, with yellow bands in their hair and sashes of yellow ribbon. After the Invocation was pronounced

by the Rev. Charles Albeit Smith, rector of St. Tauls Episcopal church, the company was seated. The dinner was served in live courses. The program was one of the most delightful that has characterized any event of the season In Hammond. The first 'number, a

vocal duet by Mrs. I, 1 Romberger and Mrs. William Craig was given between the first and second courses of the dinner. They sang very sweetly "Across The Still Lagoon" by Lope. In gracious response to an encore they sang "Nearest and Dearest"' a little Tuscan folk song. The piano accompaniment was played by Miss Mae Hanson. Miss Hanson also acompanied Mr. Kunst who played a group of three very beautiful violin selections (a) "Second Movement from Violin Concert" by Xiels Gade, b) "Minnette" byJoe Kunst (c) "Serenade" by Franz Schubert. Mrs. Wlnckler in her address "Our Club" gave the guests a hearty welcome and told what the club means to Hammond. Mrs. Wlnckler proposed the following toasts and Ihose who responded were: " ' "Club Women". .Judge Virgil S. Reiter

"Stay-at-home Wives" Dr. H. E. Sharrer "Stay-at-home Husbands" Mrs. J. M. Turner "Club Women's Children" Mr. Robinson "Cartoons" Miss Muriel Wilcox "Short History of the Hammond Woman's Club". . . .Mrs. L. A. Minard "Original Poem". .Mrs. Ralph W. Ross Much praise Is due Mrs. T: W. Oberlin, the chairman of the 1013 social committee who had the details of the dinner in charge, also the arrangement cf the decorations. Serving with Mrs. Oberlin on the committee were Mrs. Joseph Thompson, the vice chairman and Mesdames F. S. Retz, J. 11. McClay, W. J. MacAleer, J. K. Stinson, Harry Smith, William J. Moran, Virgil S. Reiter and C. G. Hohman.

Honeymoon Molasses Kisses,

sell regular at loc per lb., Saturday

10c

Cracker Jack or Chumes, 3 pkgs for. .. y C

Milk Chocolate Cubes, each

cube wrapped in tin foil, reg

ular 60c value, special

for Saturday, 4 lb . . .

19c

AX AKTRKXOOX PARTI. Pedro was played by the members of Sewing Circle No. 2 of St. Margaret s Hospital w,ho met with Mrs. George. Emmerling at her home, 99 Russell street yesterday afternoon. The guests payed at five tables. Mrs. George Eiter and Mrs. Mat Honey won the honors in cards. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Jacob Fox. After tha card games a dainty luncheon was served in two courses. Twenty covers were laid. The meeting yesterday will be the last until after Easter on account of Lent which begins Wednesday, February 5th and during which season the society will have no social meetings. I'KOfiKA.n IS AXOl ( ED. A program will be given following the business meeting of the W. C. T, I', to be held this evening at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs. George W. Yeazel, 205 Detroit street. The business session will be an important one and it Is desired that it is attended by a large number of the members. The following will be the program: Piano Solo Miss Mabel Erwin Reading Mrs. Helen McCarten Vocal Solo Mrs. Robinson Reading Miss Ruth Webster

Piano Solo .Mrs. Lela Murden " A OAXCH. Among the affairs scheduled for Saturday evening is a dance at which the Lady. Vikings and members of the Vasa Lodge of Vikings will entertain in th? K( P. Hall In South Hohman street. The public Is invited. Preparations are being made tp entertain a large number from Hammond and Chicago. The proceeds will be added to the fund for an Old Peoples' Home.

A BRIDGK l.CXCHKOX. Mrs. T. E. Hell. 51 Webb street, entertained twenty-five guests from Hammond and Chicago at a beautifully appointed 1:10 o'clock luncheon and bridge party yesterday at the Hammond Country club. Bouquets of flowers decorated the luncheon tables very prettily. Bridge whist was 'played during the afternoon. Six card tables were occupied. . A DAXCtXG PAHTV. The Da Pron dancing academy in the Orpheum buildtng was ' elaborately decorated for the snowballing and con

fetti carnival dance given there last evening. It was votrd one of the prettiest and most enjoyable of the seaseason's dances by the- two hundred and fifty or three hundred young people present. The decorations were chosen to give the effect of snow. The

t decorations were all white.

i:TKKTAIS t l.l H MKMBKBS. Mrs. Pyatt entertained the members of the Haywood Culture club at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William

Hammond Opera

louse

COMING WEDNESDAY, JAN. 29TH THE PARISH PRIEST (A Play of Sweet Catholic Interest) Presented bv the Garrick Plavers, Under the Personal Direction of James Carroll. PRICES Entire Lower Floor, 75c; Balcony, first two rows, 75c; Balcony, next three rows, 50c; Balcony, next four rows, 25c. Performance Starts 8:1$ Promptly

Lynch, in Ada street last Wednesday Afternoon. Th members brought their heedlework and spent the afternoon very enjoyably. A dainty two course luncheon was served. The next meeting will occur on Tuesday, Feb. 4, Instead of Wednesday, the regular meeting day. .which is Ash Wednesday. The club hostess will be named later. MRS. KASSOX A HOSTKSS. Mrs. Charles Kasson entertained the members of the Columbia club at a luncheon and euchre party Wednesday

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of this week at her street.

home in Webb

Mrs. Maggie Jaquish has returned from Wilmette, 111., and is the guest of Mrs. J. C. Austin at her home in Torrence avenue. Mrs. Phillip Camp and Mrs. George Hanlon were the guests of Mrs. John Davis at her home In Chicago yesterday. Miss Tauline Sauerman of Crown Point is visiting Miss Florence Loveridge at her home in Webbstreet. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hayward of Crown Point are "the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Harry B. Hayward of Hammond. Miss Lucie Brockenbrough ' of Lafayette, Ind., is the house guest of Mi. and Mrs. F. R'. Mott of South Hohman strceet. . '

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Sunshine Buisceits bring sunshine into your Home On Saturday, Jan. 25th, we will have a Demonstration Sale otfLo4jse-Wiles Biscuit Co's Sunshine Brand of Cakes and Crackers. "All regular 10e packages, such as Graham, Oatmeal, Krispy Crackers, Tan San, Clover Leaf, Cheese Wafers; ete.,vill be sold at three packages for 25c. All regular 15c packages, 2 for 25c, MOTHERS, here's a chance to treat 'the Children at our expense. Bring them with you, thev'll eniov it as well as vourselves.

FANCY RIPE BANANAS, 2 dozen for

25c

ORANGES, 150 Size Califcrnia Navel

Oranges, juicy and ripe, dozen

EXTRA FANCY GRAPE FRUIT, this sale, each. .

SALMON, red, 'z-pound tins for ORIOLE CORN FLAKES, 10c packages,- 2 for .

31c 6c 10c 15c

Vz PINT BOTTLES OF PURE VANIL

LA OR LEMON EXTRACT, this sale ony WALNUT MEATS strictly fresh, per lb

i FANCY FRESH SPINACH,

per peck

35c 45c 25c

1 5c

PORK LOINS, per pound STRIP BACON, per pound

NO. 1 HAMS, Moose Brand, per pound j J2u

BEST BEEF POT ROAST,

per pound CALIFORNIA HAMS, per pound 9 POUNDS LEAF LARD

NO. 1 BEEF RIB ROAST,

per pound I HAMBURGER STEAK, 3 pounds for

HART CANNED GOODS 10 per cent off regular price by buying a dozen cans.

1 2 k

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GENUINE SPANISH ONIONS, per pound

BISMARK OLIVES in full quart jars, each PEAS, Early June, dozen, 35 each

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25c

12c 1't beat

25c 20c

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DEMONSTRATION of our 25c Coffee. We suggest you try a cup of hot coffee with a Sunshine Biscuit; We know both will please you. Come in and TAKHOMA BISCUIT.

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