Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 229, Hammond, Lake County, 27 February 1913 — Page 2

THE TIME& Thursday, Feb. 27, 1913. r? DRESSY GOWN OF PINK CHARMEUSE Tfiirce More ays oS Oue 23rd Anniversary Sale, InlAliuiiyiillliv II In SUrJUDAV EUERJURMS, Double Coupons rut -.vri j V

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AT TUB SKTTLKMRXT IIOlfB. Interest in the Settlement House Is becoming more for-reaching every day j as evidenced by the numbers who are , contributing both time and money to, the cause. Through the kindness of Miss Frances -Mien, teacher of the eighth grade at the Central building, ' Miss Bess Johnson and Mr. Carter i Thompson of Chicago will entertain th young people who are interested in the Settlement House on Friday evening at eight o'clock. Miss Johnson Is an Entertainer of ability, her selections of both sontts and readings being such

as to delight the company. Karly In

1 .viarcn iviiss Johnson will leave for a tour of the west to fill engagements as ' entertainer. She is accompanied by

a hvhi lov XI, iuiU 1 IIC puUllVi IB - Invtted. 5 RETIBS FROM THK KOITH. Mrs. M. T. Barnhart and little son.

Earl have returned from a two months

SOCIAL KVS FOR FRIDAY. Frank Hammond will entertain the member ( the Alpha Phi Cluh at nne-thlrtv Vlock luncheon Friday nt her home In Mason street. The Standard Hearers vrlll be entertained by MImm Lroda McAler fit her home In Webb street Friday evening-. The monthly evening social vrlll lie given at the First Baptist church In Mfcley atret Frtdar evenlnn-.

bers of the Guild will have home bak

ery for sale in the guild room of the

church In Rlmbach avenue. The pro

ceeds of the sale will be used for the

benefit of the church. K.TKRTAI AT HXCHEOX

Mrs. Frederick A. Bull entertained

the members of the O. I. A. Embroidery

visit with Mrs. Barnharfs sister, Mrs. i Club at a prettily appointed one o"clocl

H. M. Sherry at Birmingham, Ala. luncheon yesterday at her home In

Ann street. The tables were decorated

STANDARD BEARERS MEET.

with flowers. The guests spent the

Friday, February 2Rth will be "Guest afternoon very pleasantly with their

Night nt the Standard Bearers meet- needle work. -The regular semi-month

Ing to be held at the home of Miss club meeting will be held with Mrs.

Leoda McAleer, 101, Webb street and it George Cole at her home in Indian

,1s trpected that there will be a large avenue, Wednesday afternoon. March

attendance of young women. Assistilng Miss McAleer will be Miss Mar-

Wooden. Tho following will

program for the evening: Instrumental Selection. .Miss Day Malo "Chinese Women". Miss Gladys Younger "Story of the Slave Girl" Miss Ruth Hathaway Reading Miss Mabel Powley Vocal Solo Miss Lydia Wolters Instrumental Selection Miss Gladys Tounger A THIMBLK P ARTY. Mrs. John Kunz of Cedar street had the members of the Wednesday Embroidery Circle as her guests at a thimble party yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Kum entertained a few guests in "company with the members or the club, "among them Mrs. Schoff and Mrs. Buckley. A dainty two course luncheon was served at four o'clock after the guests , had spent a few hours pleasantly with their needle work. The next meeting will occur In two weeks.

5th. It was first announced that Mrs.

A. I. Crisrnan of Ash street would be

Ruth hostess but other arrangements wert

be the made later

Mrs.

A SOCIAL, SESSIOV. W. J. Rltter at her home. 201

AN" ALL DAY SESSION.

There was a meeting of the Deborah

Society yesterday. The members met

for" an all day session in the parlors of the First Christian church, in Calumet

avenue. Mrs. LaPler and the members of. her committee were In charge of the

meeting. They served dinner to the

public at noon and had articles of

home bakery for sale from which they

realized a nice sum.. The proceeds of the sale will be used for the benefit of the church. Preparations are. being made for the Easter bazaar to be held the latter part of March. The members accomplished a great deal of sewing yesterday. The members will meet at the church next AVednesday for an

other all day session. Saturday, March

1st Committee No. 1 of the Deborah Society will have, a home bakery sale at the Griswold store at the corner of State and Sohl street to which the public invited.

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Return of Last Season's Favorite MORT H. SINOER Presents In I he The Musical Comedy with a Plot and a Perfect , Princess Chorus

Prices 25, 5D), 75, HQ09 1.5 The Seat Sale is IMgw SSn.

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"Your Eyes, Your Smile and You' "Honolulu Honey Lou" "Melody of Dreams"

Here Is a dressy spring gown of

pink cnarmeuse and draped skirt.

with black belt and small yoke of

white chiffon.

The evening was spent pleasantly with

games and music and at , ten-thirty o'clock refreshments were served. The

guests at the party were Mr. and Mrs.

(a) My Desire Kevin

(b) My Cavalier Nathan

Mis Marguerite Haefer.

I (a) The Guardian Angel Lehman i(b) Will O' The Wisp.... Spross

Mrs. George Hannauer.

Rustle of Spring .Slndling

Miss Laura Mokma.

Tolonnalse In A CKopin

Miss Lavalla Lau.

(a) Serenade . . .x Campbell-Tlptoa (b) Happy Days Strelexkl

Miss Anna Thlborn.

Violin Obllgato Miss Lillian Dixon

KALSTOX-KOCH SIPTIALS. The marriage of Miss Olive Ralston

and William Koch was solemnized at

half after eight o'clock Wednesday ! evening at the Methodist parsonage, 9S

'red VTraffley, the Misses Alice andl"""" '7 . ,

Norma Traffley, Mrs. Fred Aldrlcii. r r,ry 1,mu'm?

'West State street very pleasantly en

Itertalned the members of the W, R. C.

esterday afternoon. HEQIBef.

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Mtss Irene Aldrich, Mr,

Wolf. Miss Henrietta. Wolf. Mr. and

Mrs. J. M. Uufrain, Mfss Goldie Dufrain. j groom's brother

Mr. and Mrs. F. J. MacDowell, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kidd, Mrs. Mae Walker, Mrs.

George Winters, Mrs. John Edwards,

Mrs. Ray Ambler, Mrs. Waldron of

Grand Rapids, Mich., Mrs. Jake Ken

nedy, Mrs. Ward Kennedy. Mis. George

Deyo and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schoff.

A WHIST PARTY.

Whist will be played progressively

ntertftfneri n faw nf hri - Inttmata

friends at a farewell party at her borne home , in Highland street tor few

Lof"tn"e

e .'eru

Linen Club who have been Invited to

meet w-lth Mrs. R. E. Schoff at her home- In Cedar street this afternoon The guests will play at three tables.

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MISS HANSRN A HOSTESS. The members of the Ideal Book Club were entertained by Miss Bertha Hansen last evening at her home In Rlmbach. avenue. The members brought

their needle work. The . evening was

It was the regular semi-monthly meeting and eighteen ladles of the club were present. They spent the after- . noon with their needle work. A number of contests had also been arranged as a -feature of the afternoon's entertainment. A dainty two ourse luncheon was served. The next club meeting

-will take place in two weeks. Next ( Wednesday afternoon the members off William Tf Calkins V. T? C No Ss".

will meet In I. O. O. F. Hall In State ! "evoted to the discussion of current

strnet for" their regular lodge session. raBaz,ne "lctes "a books. mwr

ine siuay nuur uainij reiresnmen3

were served. In two weeks on Tuesday evening, March 11th Mrs. Thomas Meara of Calumet avenue will be host

ess to the club. The meeting tnis week was postponed from Tuesday to Wed n.iBV pvinl n - f fir tho cnnvpnletin nf

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irsr uruunce Hi mo meeting ana the members

everyone morougniy enjoyea tne aiternoon. Mrs. Robinson of Indianapolis waa precent and gave a very interest- : Inar talk on church work in China and Japnn. , A dainty luncheon was served during the social hour. Next Wednesday afternoon there will be a meeting of the Guild at the home of Mrs. William Tepperdlne In Plummer avenue to ; -which alt; ladies of the parish are Invited. Saturday. March 1st the mem-

Mrs. Alt will soon leave Hammond to I Mrs. Charles W, Wilson is entertain

make her home on a farm near Dolton.jing Miss Zlnke of Fondu Lac, Wis, at

111. The afternoon was spent in a de-1 ker home In Mason street

lightful social way. . A prettily ap-1 Mrs. B. H. Dutton of Cozad, Neb.. Is pointed ' luncheon was served at four I visiting her nephew, Arthur Merrill and

o'clock. Covers were laid for Mrs. I Mrs. Merrill at their home In Michigan

Joseph Hirsch, Mrs. Al Peterson, Mrs.lavenue. She will remain in Hammond

Fred Cedergreen, Mrs. Charles Sparr, (for several days.

Mrs. James Curtis, Mrs. Will Enrlght

and Mrs. Thomas Nelson.

A GLILD MEETHG. Mrs. W. D. Ray opened her pretty Glendale home yesterday afternoon for the meeting of the Women's Guild of 'St. Paul's Episcopal church.' There was

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PR K PA RE FOR BAZAAR. The members of the Ladies' Aid So

clety of the First Presbyterian church

met In the parlors of the church In

South Hohman street yesterday after

noon and were pleasantly entertained

by Mrs. Mallett. The members spent the afternoon sewing for the bazaar

which they expect to have In March

A great deal of work was accomplished. During the social hour the hostess

served a dainty luncheon. Considering the disagreeable weather the attend

ance at yesterday's meeting was large

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Mrs. Frank Hammond will entertain at a one-thirty o'clock luncheon Friday at her - home in Mason street In honor of . the members of the Alpha

Phi Club. The party will be one o

the prettiest of the. week end socia

affairs.' JIKGT THIS KVKXISG.

There will be a meeting of the Kqua

Franchise League Thursday evening at eight o'clock in the parlors of the

Hotel Mee. The public Is invited to at

tend.

" I .. ,V, Mr,, I

and Mrs. Fred "l ...v..., ...

B. -Ralston ana Jtsernnara Kocn, mci

Mr. and Mrs. Koch ;

are well known Hammond young peo- j pie and have a large circle of friends; who will be Interested In the announcement of the marriage and will extend ', them their congratulations and best wishes. Their at home address is T0 ;

East State street. i

A FAREWELL PARTY.

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Henry Alt f"lsville, Ind.. who have been

The Misses Summerville of Craw-

the

guests of Mrs.. August Schneider at her

weeks returned home today.

ILodge Assemblies

A BRIDGE PARTY.

Mrs. Ralph Tennant was hostess to

the members of the Wednesday After

noon Club yesterday at her home. 85

Carroll street. AVlth the members of

the club Mrs. Tennant entertained the I The Lady Vikings met last evMilng

Misses Summerville of Crawtordsvllle, 1 in I. O. O. F. Hall In State street for

Ind., who have been Mrs. August! their regular semi-monthly meeting. Schneider's guests for several days, ' After the lodge session there was a

Miss Zlnke of Fonffu Lac, Wis., who is pleasant social hour. A numfeer

Mrs. Charles W. Wilson s house guest, I members were nresent to eniov

A SI RPRISE PARTY.

The members of the Ladies Auxiliary

to the Brotherhood of Railroad Train

men No. 102 gave a delightful party In honor of Mrs. Otto Schoff last evening at her home in Michigan avenue. The party was given as a surprise to Mrs. Schoff and celebrated her birthday anniversary. She received a number of pretty gifts in remembrance of the day.

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THfc BREAD MADE IN WASHINGTON"S TIME couldn't compare with the delicious and dainty loaves that are baked today. The flour was imperfectly ground and the methods of raising and baking was inferior. Our bread and bakestuffs are the perfection of the baker's art, and suits the palate of the most fastidious. The Hzmmond Modern Bakery . BAKERS & CONi-ECTIONEBS, 86 State Street. Phona 2S. . HAMMOND. ' JND.

Mrs. Allan S. Grahani, Mrs. . George

Chapin and Mrs. W. D. Tatton. Bridge

whist was played progressively at. four

tables during the afternoon. High score was made by Mrs. Clarence A. Scott. The hostess also awarded a guest prise and It was won by Mrs. Graham.

After the card games a prettily ap

pointed .luncheon was served. Mrs.

Charles W. Wilson of Mason street will

be the next hostess and will entertain the club ladles on the afternoon of March 12th.

AN AFTERNOON PARTY. Mrs. W. E. Russell was hostess to a

company of twentyfive ladles, among

them the memlbers of the I iome wood

Magazine Club, yesterday afternoon at

her home, 23 Webb street. Mrs. Standish of Detroit who is visiting Mrs.

Virgil S. Relter of South Hohman street was the out of town guest. The guests were entertained delightfully with

music and a number of games were also

enjoyed during the afternoon. At five

o'clock a prettily appointed luncheon

was served In two courses. A RECITAL.

One of the best concerts of the

winter was given last evening at Re

cital Hall In the Rlmbach tuilding by

pupils of the Hammond Musical Col

lege. In spite of the storm the audi

torium was taxed to Its utmost capaci

ty and the audience thoroughly enjoy

ed every number of the program. Both

vocal and Instrumental numbers were

Included In the program. It was the tenth recital and the entertainment

provided by the faculty and pupils whs exceedingly pleasant. The program

for the evening was as follows:

Galop Chromatique ., JAtzt

Mrs. Julius Dunslng andxMr.- Clark Learning.

Valse, Op. 72, No. 2s ........... .Chopin

Miss Pearl Dufrain. Elsa'S Traum ....Wagner Miss Adele Merz. Seventh Mazurka Godard Miss Helen Peffers. Two Larks Leschitistky Miss Day Malo. Belles of New York. .,,..." Satter Miss Marion Housley. fa) A Memory .....Park (b) A Rose Fable ...Hawley Miss Ruth Sohl. The Butterfly iavallee Mrs. Julius Dunslng. Nymphs and Fauns.. Bemberg Mrs. C. G. Klngwill. Valse Caprice ...Newland ! Miss Hulda. Weil.

the

meeting. The next regular meeting

will be held in two weeks and the

usual business and social program Will

be followed. A large attendance of

the membership is desired.

The members of the Germania Lodge

of Rebeckahs have received an invita

tlon,from Moltke Lodge I. O. O. F. to

attend a meeting Friday evening in 1 O. O. F. Hall in State street. The meet

ing is called for eight o'clock. Following the regular lodge session there will

be a delightful social hour. It is de

sired that there is a large attendance

at the meeting.

Hammond. Phone 232 Tonite and Till Sat. WILLIE DUNLAY and BESSIE MERRILL In the Lean-Holbrook Musical Show THE MILITARY GIRL. The Original Chicago Production. Matinee Daily 3 P. H.

home of Mrs. Newcomb Thursday aft

ernoon.

Those who were Hammond shoppers

todliv" were Mrs. X.ydIck.Mrs. Gilbert-

eon, Mrs. Fran che and daughtPT'lajavs,

Mrs. Fluckinger and Miss M. Douthett.

HEGEWISCK Mrs. Cecilia Brovet died at her home.

13410 Houston avenue, yesterday morning.

Inquest over the body 'of Arthur C.

Horn, who was asphyxiated In Burnliarn, was postponed until March S.

Funeral services will be held Saturday. Notice of which will be given later.

Services are being held every Wed

nesday evening at 7:r,0 at the German Lutheran church during lent.

What will happen if your competitor

gets an Electric Sign? No. Ind. Gas &

Elec. Co.

BURNHAM.

cnariey Horn or 341 rark avenue was found dead Tuesday noon at hla home by the gas man. The gas had been escaping all morning and the

neighbors reported it. Mr. Horn wasthe only one at home, his wife visiting her parents at Roseland for a Tew days. He is 21 years old and has been married a year. He was employed at the W. S. C. F. Co. His remains were taken to Korthaus' morgue In Hegewisch. , Mrs. Fred Fuller of Center avenue was a Hammond visitor on Tuesday evening. Miss Ella Culp returned to her home at Milwaukee, Wis., yesterday after a few days visit with relatives here. Mrs. iarah Wilder returned here yesterday afternoon after a few days visit with her daughter at Crown Point., Mrs. Fred Ravi was an out-of-town

visitor yesterday afternoon. Mrs. K. R. Nellla and daughter Dorothy of park avenue were Hammond visitors on Tuesday morning. Loren Kiersey made a business trip to Pullman on Tuesday morning. M. E. Wilson and raniily moved from Hessville, Ind., yesterday, to Pullman avenue, where they will make their home. ,

Mrs. Louie Cobb of Hammond spent Tuesday morning here, visiting rela-

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HIGHLANDS. Tomorrow evening, Friday, Feb. 2th, a box social will be given at the Ridge school and the public Is given a cor. dial Invitation to attend. The proceeds will be added to the library fund. Mrs. Ferry of Chicago Is tne guest of Mrs." Newcomb for several days. The Ladles' Aid society of the FirstCongregational church will meet at the

WHY DORS (iOD PKRMIT EVIIThere will be an Interesting service Sunday, March 2nd. at 3 p. m., at the K. of P. hall, over the Lion store, Hammond, Ind. The International Bible Students' associatiort has made arrangements for Mr. C. II. Swingle of Chicago. Bible student and lecturer, to give a series of four lectures. The Object of these lectures Is not to estab

lish any denomination or sect, but to stimulate Christians and others to a study of the Bible and to gain a clearer

Insight Into tiod s holy word. The first

lecture will be Sunday, March 2nd, 3 p. m. Subject: "Why Does God Permit Evil."' This problem has been discussed as widely as any. Subject under the nuti. Preachers of ail denomina

tions and speakers of national and International fame have discussed it from the rostrum with various conclusions more or less unsatisfactory. Men wonder why an all-powerful, all-wise, God permits such a terrible reign of sin and death without apparently any hope of relief. In Sunday's lecture Mr. Swingle wilt show why God permits evil and Its world-wide blight. He will show why a God of love, justice, wisdom and power permits present conditions. In fact, we can readily Bee how the Bible 13 consistent with HBelf from Genesis to Revelation and proves that God Is love, ,.,The public is cordially Invited. Seats free: no collection. K. of P. Hall, over

the Lion Store, Hammond. Ind.

GROCERIES INCLUDED Except Flour and Sugar IL Co Mmm Co,

Hammond's Greatest Deot. Store

Friday's Grocery Sale

Domino Granulated Sugar A finer, whiter, smoother, sugar than ordinary granulated; sold in germ proof package only, guaranteed

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lA k A lit

GB303DU7I4

weight, with grocery

order, 5 pounds

25c

OBUHIJtnsfl SUGAR I

BUTTER Elgin Creamery, guaranteed absolutely pure and finest quality obtainable, - 0"a per pound J C

BUTTERINE Jelke's Good-Luck Brand, per pound.

Strictly Fresh Eggs, everv

one guaranteed, OCrt per dozen . Z3u Farmhouse Sugar Corn, fine quality, "dozr. "7JLn cans, 88c; per can. . 2;b Rumford's Baking Powder, 25c pack- 1 Of age IOC Minas Blend Coffee, splendid value, OOn 4 lbs., 1.10; per lb.. LOU Fancy Cream Brick or American Cheese, )(f per pdund. . . . UU Fancy Hand Picked Navy Beans, 4 "7p 3 pounds. . I." Fresh Made Cottage Cheese, 1 "Jp per lb ". iu

ORANGES Fancy Sweet Florida's, good size, per dozen .... I

19c

Holland Herrings, Milkers, per keg, 79c; OQa Mixed, keg Dub

Oriole Brand .Rolled Oats,!

silver plated spoon 4 enclosed, 2-lb pkg I GG

Sweet Santa Clara Prunes

3 pounds 4 for............... 1 C!

Alaska Red Salmon, Fishing Boy brand, 4 tf 1-lb can . I Ow

Armour's Shield Brand Lard, guaranteed 4 Qif pure, per lb. U2U

Carolina Head Rice, the

10c kind, " 3 pounds.' . U--.-fcL-VU Farmhouse Peas or To

matoes, dozen 1

cans, 1.40; per can., I Cmjt

23c

Friday's Best Anniversary Bargains

Liquid Veneer Furniture Polish for cleaning and polishing all kinds of furniture and wood- 1 Qp work, bottle I 3b Red Seal Dry Batteries for electric bells, telephones and gas 1 Qf engines, each . ..... I JI

Gold or Aluminum Paint for decorating picture frames, tables, chairs, stands, etc., fir bottle. Ol

lH-Qt. Gray Enameled

Sauce Pan, enameled on

heavy steel base, each.

Rubber Gloves, red rubber, all new, OQf 50e value 6ub

Castile Soap, imported, 4-pound bar, ft Of special. Out

Flaxseed. Menthol and

Wild Cherry Cough Syrup,

25c size at.. .......

Big Lot Ladies' Shoes, in

button and lace, good I

shoes, odds and ends of

2.50 and 3.00 4 ff lines, sale price.. .UU

Silk Scarf, all colors, hem

stitched ends, plain colors with jacquard figures, reg

ular 89c values; at

69c

Peroxide Cold greaseless, 25c size

r L t 12c

Cream, 12c

Girls' Kid Button Shoes, stout extension soles,

sizes 8V2 to 2, sale price . -,:

98c

Men's 1.25 KM

Sliuners, blacki

sizes & to 11, sale paice . . .

Little Boys' Button Shoes, 9 to 18K, pair.

, Romeo or tan, 98c

1.25 Calf

98c

Chambray Ginghanvplain colors, very firm even weave, washable dyes, all the wanted shades, 32 in

ches wide, ' 1 Oft yard............ I JUU Mercerized Poplin, looks like silk, all colors, small jacquardfigures. 27 inches wide, usually sold )OXf for 35c." yard. . . . cLcmtlXM

Silk Chiffon, small figurges, all the wanted colors, regular 25c 1"7n value, vard ...... 1 f tl

Children's Rompers or

Play Suits, medium dark

colors, made as well as

any 50c garment, special . . .

25c

Ladies' and Misses' Coats, the values you may judge for . yourself; garments that originally sold 8.00 to 10.00, clearing 1 QCJ Fridav. ... I ium

For Flannel Shirts, tans, grey and navy, robesperie and detachable collar, regular 1.25 value, QQfi for ... uOii

New Brocaded White Silk Shirts, with new robesperie collar and trimmed with crystal but- 4 QC tons; special . . . . . I U