Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 210, Hammond, Lake County, 5 February 1913 — Page 2

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IBdDys aumall idSMls This Beautiful Auto Truck will be Given Away on March 24th to the Child collecting the most BIJOU! THEATRE COUPONS. Bring your friends and come to the BIJOU and see this Beautiful Auto Truck. I HOW TO GET COUPONS Ask the cashier for a coupon when you purchase your ticket. Get your lather, mother, neighbors and triends to save the Bijou Coupons) for you and when you have collected 50 Coupons bring them fo our ticket window and we win give you a receipt for them. Do this every time you get 50. The name of winner will be given at 8 p.m. March 24th

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LHAVB FOR t' ALIFOHM A. Mrs. Richard O. Winckler and son, Dick of Mason street will leave tomorrow afternoon for Han Diego. Cab, to remain for two months or longer with relatives. They will also visit in other , cities in the west, A THIMHI.i: PARTY. The Misses Emily and Hertha Ebert entertained at a thimble party last evening at their home in South Hohman street. Their guests were the members of the K. X. Embroidery Club who met for their regular weekly meeting-. The young- women brought their needle work. A dainty two course luncheon was served at ten o'clock -fna-r-vrfl"r hours? had been spent pleasantly with music and needle work. Th Misses Lilly and Meta Fedder will be the next hostesses. They will entertain the club members at a thimble party at their home in East State street Tuesday evening, February 11th. VL..W FOR BAKERY KALE. The members of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First M. E. church met yesterday afternoon at the

home of Mrs. E. A. tiilson in Carroll street and planned for a Homo Bakery Sale to ba given Saturday, February Stl at the J. J. Ruft Hardware store. The ladies of the society will prepare a large assortment of home bakery articles and special orders may be left by calling- 81SR. The day's study subject was Mormanism and a very Interesting program was given. Mrs. Mann and Mrs. Wilcox were in charge of the program. During the social hour the hostesses Mrs. E. A. Gllson and Mrs. M. Bruce served a dainty luncheon. The refreshments were served in two courses. The following was the proj gram: 'Devotional exercises. .... .Mrs. Cresson Vocal Solo "Just For Today"...,...

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"Sacred Books of the Mormons"

Mrs. A. E.' Wilcox

CHICAGO'S LATEST, BARE LEGGED DANCING, CAUSES FURORE.

"Mormon Missionaries and How to Meet Them-' Mrs. W. H. Spellman "A Week of Prayer and Self Denial" Mrs. Mann "How The Jones Family Denied Themselves" ... .M rs. Louis Freeman

"Engima P.ox" Mrs. Mann MRS. MILLER A HOSTESS. The members of the Helping Hand Club will be entertained by Mrs. A. A,

Miller at her home in Indiana Boule-i

vard, Robertsdale Thursday aClernoon. The members will devote the afternoon to their needle work. AID SOCIETY MEETS. Mrs. J. C. Austin. 335 Torrence aveenue will be at home to th members

of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Pine!

street Presbyterian church Thursday, afternoon. It will be an important

meeting and it is desired that there I

a large attendance of the member-

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PROGRAM IS AXOl.(ED. The February meeting of the Par

ents' Club of the Riverside school will;

take place Friday afternoon at three ; o'clock in the school hall in Calumet avejnue. The following program has , been arranged: Song Pupils of Room . " I

Recitation Florence Gilchrist1 Vocal Selection. Miss Lillian Thompson Recitation Marion Eckman Recitation "Don't" . . .Catherine Ebei I Violin Selection "Meditation" Mrs. W. H. Horton Reading Ruth Smttn Address -"The Parents Responsibility" ..Mrs. Floyd H. Adams EATEHTAIXS WITH CARDS. Mrs. Charles Lulhman will entertain the members of the Good Will Club at her home in Sibley street Thursday afternoon. The members will devoto the afternoon to cards-. Pedro will be placed progressively at three tables.

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Qver G,GQG Yards Fine Swiss and Nainsook Sets in Width From Two to Eighteen

Inches Worth Up to 50 cents a Yard Choice See Window Display

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was hostess at the Hammond Country Club yesterday from twelve to two o'clock to a large party of ladies at one of the most perfectly appointed luncheons of the winter season. The jfuests were seated at one long beautifully decorated table, at which the hostess presided. The gathering was given in honor of Mrs. Warwick's guests from Eaton, Ills. The decorations everywhere were in yellow and the dining room was darkened to permit the soft light tones of a half dozen five candled candelbras to hine on the dinner appointments. Yellow crepe streamers to the corners of the table added to the artistic effect and tulips were the floral decorations and favors. Covers were laid for thirty-three- and the luncheon was served in seven

of Whitins j courses. After the luncheon, the guests

were taken to the main living room and "five hundred" was played, handsome prices being awarded the winners who were Mrs. A. J. Lauer and Mrs. Frank Uavlt. The consolation trophy was awarded to Mrs. Rhelneman. The guests were all from Whiting and Lacon, Ills., except Mrs. W. D. Patton of Hammond. They were: Mesdames W. E. Warwick, J. E. Twitt, Jo Allen, Frank Lewis, Frank Gavit, Daegilng, Dr. Lauer, J. Gill, 11. Fisher, C. Mandeck, M. Mumh, A. Gladden, M. Trout, T. Boyle, John Schaub, Kyle, E. J. Greenwaid, Henry Fifield, penhane, Hought, Morgan, Porter, Vincent, Henry Lewis, Grady, Hoskins, Campbell, Rheineman, J. Burton, Patton and Miss Carrie Crowl and Madame Davidson.

L. J, Sargeant, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wing, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. R. Mowrie. air. and Mrs. A. Pfeffe-r. Mr. and Mrs. . Parker, Mr- and Mrs. J. Wild, Mr. and Mr. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Kinley, Mr. and Mrs. Logan, Mr.

and Mrs. O. Weldy, Mr. ana Mrs. T. Gough, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Elison, Miss Mayma Carroll and Hugh Morion. CELEB It ATK A I VERSA RY. . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kalwa celebrated

their silver wedding anniversary last Saturday evening Yiy entertain a, number of their relatives and frlepds at their hom, 820 Clark street. The evening was spent in a very enjoyable way with must- and games. A supper was served during the evening. Mr, and Mrs. Kalwa were the recipients of many beautiful gifts in silver and cut glass. Among the guests at the party were Mr. and Mrs. Rut of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Bweney, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kalwa, Mr. and Mrs. Graun, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder. Mr. and Mrs. Barman and family, Mrs. Hopp, the Mises Emma Shaw, Mar' Papke, Louise and Anna Kalwa, and

Martha, Anna, Lillie and Frieda Smith, Messrs. Fricke, Gardner, Freeze and Henry, Oscar and Eddie Kalwa. Mrs. J. K. Stlnson will entertain the members of the Erthstane Club, at her home in May stret, Tuesday afternoon.

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terday was postpone A OSB O'CLOCK LVXCHEOX. Mrs. B. W. Chidlaw will entertain the members of the Alpha Phi Club at a one o'clock luncheon Friday of this week at her home in State street. The members wil bring their needle work and spent the afternoon sewing. A SOCIAL GATHERING. M.iss Helen Relnert of Claude street was hostess to the young women of the Wilson Club last evening. A dainty two course luncheon was served at ten o'clock after a few hours bad been pleasantly spent with music and games. The club will not meet again until after the Lenten season.

A STIDV MEETING. The members of the literature committee of the Hammond Woman's Club listened to a very interesting pro

gram at the home of Mrs. Jeania

Sawyer In Clinton street yesterday afternoon. It was the regular semimonthly committee meeting but the at

tendance was not large as usual. The day was given to the study of the drama. The members responded to

roll call with short descriptions of plays they had seen. This was an interesting feature of the program. Mrs. Verne Summers read a splendid article on "The German Drama" prepared by Mrs. W. A. Poyser who was unable to attend the meeting. "The Pillars of Society" by Ibsen was treated in a delightful book review by Mrs,

Edith B. Griffin. Mrs. Griffin also gave an interesting account of "Madga". As usual Mrs. Griffin's part in the program was very enjoyable. The next meeting will occur in two weeks.

HAMMOXP PHONE 332 Starting Matinee Thursday THREE PAYS ONLY Thursday, Friday and Saturday AITKEN-WHITMAN TRIO

PR'ESENTLNq THE PANTOMIMIC SCETIC NOVELTY,

I "A NIGHT ON CROCODILE ISLE' AMERICA'S GAIN ENGLAND'S LO?8 1 LAURIE ORDWAY THE MERRY' ENGLISH COMEDIENNE

Morgan & Thompson Singers and Dancers

Lloyd Coppings Rube Violinist

Other Numerous Features ENTIRE NEW SHOW SUNDAY

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at the meeting. After the business meeting there jwas a social hour. Refreshments werle served during the social hour. At the meeting in two weks there will be initiation of a class of candidates. It Is desired that many members attend the meeting on the evening of February 18th.

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Monday morning to Miss Eizabeth Jonas of Hammond at the St. Francis Xavi'-r rectory in St. Louis. While the engagement of the two Hammond principals was a fact generally well known to their friends, their fjuict and unannounced wedding: rame as a surprise to them. Until recently Mr. Carroll who Is a former pouncllman of Hammond was connacted with the Citizens' German National Bank, but having received a flattering offer

from the Commonwealth Steel company

AN INDOOR PICNIC. J An "Indoor Picnic" will be given by' the members of the Martha Society of the First Christian church at the home of Mrs. Robert Richardson in Detroit street Thursday, February Bth. The members have the prvilege of inviting friends to attend with them. Each member Is asked to bring lunch for two. It will be the monthly social meeting of the Martha. Society. ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY'. At her home in East Sibley street. Miss Ethel Shearer will entertain the members of the A. D. Q. Club Thursday evening. It will be a thimble party and the members will devote the evening to their needle work., WILL MEET THURSDAY'. Mrs. Walter Hitflefslt. 170 Piummer avenue will be at home to the members of the Baptist Womtn's Union Thursday afternoon. ' t ARIOI-l,-,IONA WEDDING.. I ,i V n ( 'u rinl 1 un. r f tha foest known

j ounsr Hammond men who is. now lo- I card games an elaborate supper was cated in St. Louis, was married last i served. The guests were Mr. and Mrs.

A CIIIKCH PKHVICE. Services at the First Presbyterian church will be resumed this evening when the. Rev. A. W. Hoffman will conduct the regular mid-week prayer meeting. The services will be held at 7:45 o'clock.

Judge Assembli

The refrular semi-monthly meeting of Progressive Court No. 166 Tribe of Ben Hur took place last evening In the K. of I Hall in South Hohman street. Following the business meeting refreshments were served and a delightful time was spent socially. A number of members were present to enjoy the meeting. It is desired that there

he went to St. Louis. Several positions i 13 Jtt'e memoerhave been offered him in Hammond in i 8nl at ,the.next reular noting in

the meantime and the many friends of UBUi business ana soMr. and Mrs. Carroll hope to see then, I cial Program will be followed.

back here eventually.

A SURPRISE PARTY. A delightful party Was given as a surprise to Mrs. Elizabeth Healy at her home, 120 Douglas street last even Jng. The party celebrated her birth day anniversary and she received a number of pretty gifts in remembrance of the day. Music and cards wera

featur-es of the evening. After the

BAST CHICAGO Friday evening, v Feb. 7th, East Chicago Knights of Pythias, will work In the rank of esquire, or second rank. All Knights are requested to be present. The Ladies' Aid society of the Swedish church will meet at the home of Mrs. Frank Wall, 1105 Beacon street, Friday afternoon, Feb. 7. Everybody is invited The Lady Elks will hold their regular meeting tonight. F. W. Daly of Metropolis, 111., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kennedy of Magoun avenue. Mr. Daly is a brother-in-law of Mrs Kennedy. O. Rahn, teller for the First National bank, is quite sick with typhoid fever. A week ago Saturday he went to Chicago to visit . his family and while there was taken ill.

I The East Chicago club will entertain

this evening with a graphinola concert. The club has just recently purchased a fine graphinola and incidentally soma of the best records obtainable, and the entertainment committee thought it might be a popular feature

to give a program selected from this i library. The program included selec- i tions by some of the most famous op-

eratie and concert stars. The East Chicago Woman's club (literary section) met yesterday with Mrs. E. 1 Reid. The department has recently taken up the study of "Othello" and act 1, scene 3. of the tragedy was discussed. Mrs. W. Stratford is leader for the month of February. The Shakespearean feature of the program yirterday was preceded by papers on Reaching the South Pole" by Mrs. W. C. Bailey and "Over the Sea Railway" by Mrs. Charles Edgar. Mrs. J. D. Kennedy, chairman of the Literary section of the East Chicago Woman's riub, is confined to her home with a bad cold. Mrs. Kennedy was unable to attend yesterday's meeting of her department of the Woman's club, on account of her Indisposition. The lecture at the Harrison school last night by ;Dr. Russell of Earlham college. Richniond, Ind., proved most instructive and Interesting.

i Quite a number of East Chicago women will dttend the musicale to be giv

en this atfernoon py me rtouna Table

Mammond Theatre Thursday Eve., Feb. 6. REJTUPN Of THE WE CARLO GIRLS BIG BURLESQUE CO. Prices 25c to 75c Sunday Eve., Feb. 9, WOODS, FRAZEE & LEDERER Present MADAME SHERRY A FRENCH VAUDEVILLE IN THREE ACTS Sunday Evening Only PRICES 25c, 50c, 75c, 1.C0 NO HIGHER

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The usual ' business and social pro-! cluj,, gram will be followed at the meeting;1

of Silver Light lRye L. O. T. M. to be i dTTTT r,D'M"RTTi"P held this evening in the K. of P. Hall , S? VVittBUl!

in South Hohman street. A larpe attendance of the membership is desire! at the meeting.

Last evening: th members of Germania RebeoHah Lodye met in I. O. O. F. Hall in State street for their icsular semi-montuiy mcetiug. Thre was

RAISES WAGES

Duluth. Minn., Feb. S. The proposed

increase in wages promised at the first of the year by the United States Steel corporation went into effect today. President Oleott of th Oliver Mining company issued statement saying u

COME TO THE PIONEER BATHS and be treated by lattet and most effective durgless methods. Light, heat, massage, water treatments, electricity, etc. Permanent results. First National Bank Bl?.. Hammond.

AKSOrfcCEHKNT. Mrs. A. J. Miller wishes to announce that she will do flttinn of y glasses and spectacles in the ofrice of Dr. A. J. Miller. 91 East State street. Tel. 588.

'Beginning Feb. 1 the Oliver Iron Mining company will make a voluntary readjustment of wages. The rates for urfa.ee labor will be advanced from 2.16 to S.l per day. There will be adjustments of the rates in other classifications ef labor, both surface and underground, it being the purpose to give- the highest , percentage . of Increase to the lower paid employe."