Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 230, Hammond, Lake County, 28 February 1913 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Friday, February 28, 1913.
Dinner Dance A Big Success
Perhaps the most delightful of the smaller parties given by the Hammond Country club during- Its entire existence was that had last night when the closing1 function In the February calendar occurred. The event was a dinner-dance, and was attended by about thirty couples. Covers- were laid. f or sixty and the menu was a moat appetizing five-course afratr, for which Manager Meek's chef had fairly outdone himself. The party was a formal
affair, but was entirely, informal in lta spirit Elster'a four-piece orchestra played a splendid program of SO
dances from the balcony. Those who attended the function were unanimous
in their praise for the arrangements
for the dance. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo
C. Bailey of Kast Chicago and Mr. Henry . Brunner of Mansfield, O., were
the only out-of-town guests. While the dancing program was carried out In thei main hall, a number of couples
played bridge in the banquet room.
CELEBRATES AXXlVERSAHV. A number of children were delightfully entertained at the home of Mr. end Mrs. Walker, 762 Claude street last evening. Th party was given to celebrate the eleventh birthday "anniversary of their daughter, Mildred. The young people were entertained with vocal and Instrumental music by Mrs. Raymond Zoll. A number of games were played after which an elaborate four course luncheon was served. Mrs. Walker was asisted with the serving by Mrs. Zoll. Little Miss Walker was the recipient of a number of prety and useful gifts. .Those present at the party were Mtlo
Reed, Ermel Reed, Ethel Reed, Madge Baker, Harry Lucas, Dewey Conn, Edgar Sohl. Alfred Randall, Louise
Chapman, Roy Domkee. Marie Domkee, Robert Domkee, Florence HIjc, Nellie Jones, , Lillian Bunde, Milo Walker, Harold Walker and Mildred Walker. A SI R PUIS E PARTY. A delightful party was given at the home of Mrs. Carl Anderson, 627 Ann street last evening honoring Mr., and Mm. Rusaell Bashore. The party was given by the members of the Amona and Agogra classes of the First Baptist church as a farewell surprise to Mr.
and Mrs. Bashore who will leave Ham
mond next week to make their home in Servia, Ind. A part of the evening
was spent pleasantly with, games and music after which a two course lunch
eon was served.
AN AFTERNOON PARTY. A pleasant meeting of the Oak Leaf
Embroidery Club took place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ward
Kennedy In Truman avenue. Mrs. Kennedy was hostes at a thimble party.
After a few hours spent with needle
work the guests were invited Into the
dining room for refreshments. A pret-
tily appointed luncheon was served in
two courses. The members of the club will meet at another thimble party In
two weeks on Thursday afternoon.
March 13th. The hostes for the arternoon will be named later. ENTERTAINS 'WITH CARDS.
Mrs. John K. Reynolds had the mem
bers of the Golden Rod Club as her guests yesterday afternoon at her home In Ash street. Cards were the feature of entertainment and pedro was 'played
progressively at two tables. Mrs.
Frank Green won the first honors and
Mrs. Peter Pohlplatz, the second honors.
The consolation prize was awarded to
Mrs. R. Jabbltt. After the card games a dainty two course luncTieon was served. The next party will be given
in two weeks. MRS. CLEMENS A HOSTESS.
Mrs. II. Clemens was hostess at a
thimble party yesterday afternoon at
her home In Carroll street and very
Hammond RSeafl Marlcett
101 STATE STREET. 216 N. HOHMAN STREET.
Special Ss!3 cf Fay Grcccibs, Fresh and Smoked Meats
Our Meats Are th Best. Our Prices the Lowest
We Sell Just as We Advertise.
SMALL FRESH PORK
LOINS, par pound.......
9 POUNDS FRESH LEAF
LARD..
FRESH DRESSED
CHICKENS, per lb...
SMALL FRESH PORK
SHOULDERS, per lb..
NATIVE LEG OF VEAL,
per pound.. '
NATIVE VEAL ROA8T,
per pound
NATIVE BEEF RIB
ROAST, per lb....
HIND QUARTER
LAMB, per pound.
FORE QUARTER
LAMB, per pound.
SPECIAL Extra Choice Santos. Peaberry Coffee, 4 lbs;, $1.00;
per pound
26c
CHOICE ROUND
STEAK, per pound-
EJflDKF
TOME
1 21c 1.00 I4ic 12c (61c I6ic 14c
I4ic
1 21c 132c
CHOICE CUTS BEEF
POT ROA8T, per pound...
FRESH HAMBURG STEAK,
per pound
NATIVE RIB BOILING
BEEF, per pound.....
SALT PORK SHOULDERS,
per pound
MAYER'S OR ARNOLD
SUGAR CURED HAMS, per pound
SUGAR CURED CALI
FORNIA HAMS, per lb... NO. 1 STRIP BACON, per pound. 20 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR
'-BBL. NEW CENTURY FLOUR i.
6 SMALL CANS OF CARNATION MILK.
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ininyyiyiiij
SPECIAL Golden Egg Brand Macaroni, Spaghet
ti and Wide Noodles
10c packages
3 25c
Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City
Strict attention given to all phone orders
101 Slats St T'TU r rrM a HoDman & 6ostIli Sts
Help you Reduce tlie tiign Cost of Livino. Note
these Special Values lor Friday Evening and Sat
Extra Fine Sweet
California Navel
Oranges, aech. ......
VllMaBOTSBBH .
1c
Glycerine Tar Soap, regular 5c
cakes, 4 lor
15c
Quality Santa Clara
25c
Fine
Prunes, 4 pounds for )
Large California Prunes, 3 pounds for...
Italian
23c
Bismark Brand Strawberry
and Raspberry Preserves,
20-ounce jars
Old Virginia Brand Pure Jelly, 10c tumblers, today JQ
Webb's Cotton Seed fpil, per bottle .... JjQ Quart Cans Blue Label i Karo Syrup, can.... JJ
Lion Brand XXXX Patent
Flour, -barreI sack, 2 50
-barrel eack
1.28
Large Fancy California Evaporated Pears and I ft
IUC
Peaches, per lb.
9 057
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Brand
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19c
Holstein Brand Finest Quality Brick Cheese
and Yellow American Cheese, per pound
Lion (2"lb Package Rolled Oats.
iuc JCKgs. uuckwneat Flour. LlrinZJ (loc Pkgs. Pancake Flour.
3 Packages for 25c Van Camp's Pork and Beans
10c cans, 9cper dozen" $100 15c cans, IQgper dozen gQ 20c cans, J7c per dozen "$! 90
V2 dozen lots at the dozen rate
SUAi SPECIAL jF Swift's Pride Laundry Soap,R 10 hard ai ss 1
for 7 National Biscuit
lag?!
5wins 5rfde SOAP
32c
Co.'s Regular 20c
Cakes at 17c per pound.
Here's the list of varieties: Lemon Thins, Peanut
Wafers, Cinderlla, Chocolate Drops, Luxury, Norma and
Honey Flake, per pound
Cheese Tid Bits Something new. them to appreciate this new Item, special to introduce, per pound....
You must taste
I7c taste
22c
TKCMWMCHNULail
I5c
Easy Lite Matches,
regular 5c pkgs., 3Hc; 6 'packages, 1 f
special . .
White Line Washing Powder, the household cleanser,, special cut price to Introduce, 4 lare 5c packages
No. 3 Cans Midland Tomatoes and No. 2 Cans Navajo Early
June Peas, a i a can, dozen... (J
No. Cans Iowa Brand Sugar Corn, No. 2 Cans Green String Beans, flTZ can. 7J4c dozen.... fJUC Freemont Fancy Michigan
Sliced Peaches, put up in rich syrup, you will be delighted with the fine quality,
No. 14 size can, 15 1 f per dozen .......... sj U
Small Cans Pet Brand Evap
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Navy Beans and Red Kidney
Beans and Split C"l Peas, per lb Qw
Nine Big Wine and Liquor Bargains all at Lower
Prices Than Anywhere Else Throughout the Town
CHOICE OF
HAYES VALLEY BOTTLED IN BOND WHISKEY, FULL QUART BOTTLES 8-YEAR OLD OR DALLEMAND CO.'S PURE CREAM RYE, FULL QUART BOTTLES . .
8
9c
pleasantly entertained the members of the Eylet Embroidery Club. It was the regular semi-monthly club meeting. After a pleasant few hours Spent with their needle work the guests were invited Into the dining: room fo refresh
ments. A prettily appointed two course luncheon was served. The next club
party will be given on the afternoon of March 13th and the hostess will be
named later.
A SOCIAL GATHERING. Yesterday the' members of the R. A.
E. Club met with Mrs. Frank Smith at her home In Bauer street and spent' a pleasant afternoon. Mrs. Smith enter
tained at a thimble party. A dainty-
two course luncheon was served at four
o'clock after the guests had devoted
a few hours to their needle work. -Mrs.
J. A. Thorna was the hostess' Invited guest for the afternoon. In two weeks on Thursday, March 13th Mrs. Norman
Strouse will be hostess to the club at her home. 100 Clinton street.
ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY. Mrs. C D. Goehrlngsr entertained a
few fr!nls Informally at a thimble party yesterday afternoon at her home in Russell street. Her guests were the members of the Amethyst Club who met for their regular semi-monthly
meeting1. They spent the hours until four o'clock with their needle work sfter which a dainty luncheon was served. Mrs. R. Bjts of Oakley avenue
was named as the next hostess. She will entertain at a thimble party on the
afternoon of March ISth. The follow
ing ladies are members of the club, Mesdames Brown, Breiteke, Berg, Dauer, Ebert, Goehringer Hoffman and Herhold.
A SOCIAL. The committee in charge of the
monthly evening social at the First
Baptist church this evening desires that those who attend meet promptly
at eight o'clock so that the hour from
nine-fifteen may be spent socially. The following program will be given at
eight-fifteen o'clock: Selection Church Orchestra Vocal Selection .Mies Edith Carter Trombone Solo Rodney C. Hobbs Vocal Duett Mrs.
C. D. Palmer and Mrs. William Love
Reading .Miss Mildred Carter
Violin Solo Charles Griswold
Song Fulton Hudson
HOLD WEEKLY MEETING. The weekly meeting of the Ladles'
Aid Society of the 'Pine street Presby:tcrian church took place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. Tweedel In Pine street. There were many members in attendance at the meeting who spent the afternoon sewing and quilt
ing for the society. A great deal of work was accomplished. During the
I social hour the hostess served dainty
refreshments. Announcement of the. meeting next week will be made later.
A prettily appointed luncheon was
served In two courses at four o'clock after the guests had devoted a few hours to their needle work. The members of the club will have another party in two weeks and the hostess will be named later. A MISSIONARY MEETING. The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist church will be entertained by Mrs. Otto Muehlberger at her home, 7 Williams street Tuesday afternoon, March 4th. It will be the annual Mite Box meeting.
THEATRE
siurjnDn v EUErjnrjas, r.mo. 2 Return of Last Season's Favorite M0RT H. SINGER Presents In Ihe The Musical Comedy with a Plot and a Perfect Princess Chorus
til
Prices 25, 5GD, 75, 11.00, 11.50 The Seat Sale lo Now (SDn.
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"Your Eyes, Your Smile and You" "Honolulu Honey Lou" "Melody of Dreams" "Bashful Bumble Bee"
MEET WITH MRS. WALTERS. There were twenty-four ladies at the meeting of the Martha Society of tho First Christian church which was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walters, 344 N. llohman street. A number of the members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Congregational church were guests at the meeting. Mrs. Llghtfoot of South Chicago entertained the company with several read? ings. After the program dainty refreshments w-ere served. ' The members will meet again next Thursday and the program for the day will be announced later. ; - - "'f MEETING IS PROPOSED. 'v The meeting of the literature com. mltte of the Hammond Woman's Club has been postponed from Tuesday, March 4th until Tuesday, March 11th when Mrs. George B. Shearer will be hostess at her home, 43 Warren street. A HOME BAKERY SALE. Mrs. M. M. Towle and the members of her Sunday nchool class of the First M. E. church will have home bakery for sale Saturday, March 1st at the J. J. Run Hardware Store- in South Hohman street. The proceeds of the sale will be used for the benefit of the church. The public Is Invited to attend. MOZART CIlB MEETING. A delightful program has been arranged for the meeting of the Mozart Club to be held at eight o'clock Saturday evening at the Hammond Musical College. It will be "SympJrony Night" and the program will be In charge of Mr. Clark Learning. HONOR MRS. CHIDLAW. One of the prettiest of the season's parties was given last evening honoring Mrs. B. W. Chidlaw at her home in State street. The party was given as a surprise to Mrs. Chidlaw and celebrated her birthday anniversary. She received a number of beautiful gifts among them an engraved souvenir spoon from the members of the Alpha Phi Club. The guests met at seven-
our msmM
TALKS
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"ROYAL TAILORS" "STETSON HATS":
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thirty o'clock and spent the early part of the evening dancing. The Virginia Reel and the Walts and Two-Step were Included in the program of dances. The prises, beautiful cut glass vases were given to Mrs. H. B. Douglas and Mrs. W. D. Ray who were voted the two best w<sers. During the evening Mrs. Chidlaw entertained the guests with music. At twelve o'clock a beautifully appointed dinner of six courses was served. A bouquet of American beauty roses decorated the canter of the table and ropes of smilax and asparagus ferns were draped from the chandelier to the corners of the tables. American Beauty roses were given the guests as
favors. The polor scheme of red and I green was also carried out in the pret- j
tily decorated dinner cards. During the serving of the dinner toasts wer proposed by Mrs. O'Toole, Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Chidlaw. They were all very clever 'and caused a great deal of merriment.
Covers were laid for: Mrs. Miller of Pittsburgh who is Mrs. Joseph Thompson's house guest, Mrs. Chldlaw'a, mother, Mrs. O'Toole of Lawrenceburg, Ind., Mrs. Lemon. Mrs. William Moran, " Mrs. J. M. Turner, Mrs. S. A. Bell, Mrs. W. A. Buchanan, Mrs. E. W. Burnt), Mrs. W. H. Davis, Mrs.1 H. B. Douglas, Mrs. Frank Hammond, Mrs. W. A. Hill, Mrs. William Hankey, Mrs. Walter Hammond, Mrs. W. J. McAleer, Mrs. W. D. Ray, Mrs. Harry Smith, Mrs. Joseph. Thompson and Miss Minnie Turner.
ARB YOU A TIMES RIADKHI
Boys' Storm Shoes, i "lt $3.50 grade, cut to. O i ORTT & TOWLE 169 State Street
Welch's Famous t,,, A1 , I x , t; I Wollsteiner Rhine SRLE&S. ZfeS S.,39c 79c .-42c a....48c Dr. Triner Bitter Club House Holland Garret & Co.'s Griff en Pure Wine (Horkc Vino) Tuye Gin. special Blackberry Wine, Whiskey, full quart bottle . . . 59c I bottle . . .....59c I bottle.. ....39c lonh-'r 59c
A THIMBLE PARTY. Mrs. W. F. Brunt entertained the
members of the Colonial Club verv de
lightfully at a thimble party yesterday afternoon at her home in Mason street.
Fr!., Evening and Saturday Bargains in
CANMES
AND
CIGARS
DIAMOND CROWN, TOM KEENE AND AD AD, regular 5 c cigars, special, 1 for LILLIAN RUSSELL AND QUAKER BOND, regular 5c cigars, this sale, 8 for FOR THESE TWO DAYS WE WILL SELL ALL STRAIGHT 10o CIGARS at 3 for......
YANKEE COUNCIL AND YALE CLUB CIGARS.
put up 25 in a humidor can, special.
25c 25c 25c
: I GARS. 93c
FRESH MADE CARMELS, several different flavors, wrapped in wax paper, pound ....... CHOCOLATE PEANUT FUDGE, 20c value, per pqund..... REXALL CHEWING GUM, seven different flavors, 3 packages SATURDAY YOU CAN BUY REGULAR SORTED CHOCOLATES, (8 different kinds in the assortment) per pound ,
9c
1 2c 10c $5c ASI9c
Do you want to ' Save Money? If so, kindly read over the following items and select your Sunday dinner from them. We don't say you cannot buy goods for less money, but we do say you cannot buy the SAME goods for less money. They are all bargains.
ORIOLE TOASTED CORN FLAKES, 10c pkg., 2 for...
STfiHPS (SUVEN IVHTIfl MIL PURIBMASES
Hammond. Phone 232 Tonite and Till Sat. WILLIE DTJNLAY and BESSIE . MERRILL In the Lean-Holbrook Musical Show THE MILITARY GIRL. The Original Chicago Production; Matinee Daily 3 P. M.
MONARCH CATSUP,
2 for 25c 25c size only
15c
EXT.-.A FANCY RADISHES, large hutches, each
I5c size,
21c 5c
LARGE THIN SKINNED FLORIDA
GRAPE FRUIT, each.
MIDGET SWEET PICKLES, about 75
to the quart, per quart.
BEST FARINA, 1-lb package each. .........
EVERYBODY THAT EVER TRIED OUR 25c COFFEE admits its a bargain. We have ether items that are just as much of a bagain.
7c iut 75
30c
8c
PORK LOINS, .. per pound ORK SHOU'.DERS, per pcund , LEAF LARD, 9 pounds for
NO. 1 BACON, (5-1 b strips) per pound NO. 1 HAMS, per pound
I3c I lie 1.00
17c 17c
SUNSHINE SPECIALS Graham Crackers, 3 pkgs. . . -25c Chocolate Fingers, 3 pk9---25c Fresh Baked Fig Bars, lb IQq BLUE RIBBON CREAM fjt CHEESE, 3 for 0C EXTRA FINE BANANAS, worth
20c dozen, this sale.
2 iozen for-.
25c
12c FLOR-
I5c
I2c
HART BRAND KIDNEY v BEANS,
nothing finer packed, B cans for each..
EXTRA LARGE STALKS OF FLOR
IDA CELERY gc 2 for HART BRAND PUMPKIN, 5 cans, RQc eacn
FANCY ROMAINE HEAD i f LETTUCE, each.. UC LIBERTY BRAND PANCAKE OR BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, Q package wC HAVE YOU EVER TRIED OUR JUMBO DILL PICKLES? Just try them once and you'll know where to buy the best Dill Pickles in town, extra large, dozen aUC SUN PRAIRIE BRAND PEAS, 2-1 b cans, regular 13c value, QJ" this sale, per dozen
A SILVER SPOON FREE WITH EVERY $2 PURCHASE.
GRANULATED SUGAR with $2.0b order or more, 20 pounds, 89c; otherwise 5Hc lb.
578 Hohman St., Hammond
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