Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 243, Hammond, Lake County, 26 March 1913 — Page 2

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The Hammond, Whiting & East Chicago Railway Co. announces that in accordance with requirements of a city ordinance passed by the common council of the city of Hammond and put in effect March, 25 all cars will hereafter stop Qn the near side. The front of the car will stop at the near street crossing. Passengers will, therefore, stand a full car length back of this crossing. Cars will not stop at the far crossing to receive any passengers who may not be acquainted with the new order. - ' i " ' The indulgence of the public is asked in case of any delay in the service that may result from lack of familiarity by the public with the near side stop.

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HONOR I1SS MALEITSKl. The Miases Meta and Lilly Fedder of Fast State "street gave a very pretty party last evening In honor of Miss IJertha Maleltski. one of the brides of the season. Miss Maleitski's marriase to James McQoaid of Indiana Harbor will be one of the events of the near: future. The Misses Fedder were hostesses at a picture shower and the bride-elect received numerous pretty gifts from the" young women of the J. X. Embroidery Club who were the only guests at the party. Miss Maleltski is a member of the N. X. Embroidery Club and the party last evening was one In a series that has been given In her honor by the club members followlng"the announcement of her engagement a few weeks ago. A part of the evening was devoted to needle work after which the guests were Invited into the dining room for refreshments. A beautifully appointed lunchean was served in three courses. A -bouquet of jonquils decorated the center of the table. - The table appointmerits were in white and yellow. Pretity favors In these crtors were given the guests. There will be no meeting of the club next Tuesday evening but

In two weeks on Tuesday, April 8th the " young women of the club will be entertained by Miss Gertrude Herbst t her home in South Hohman street. Miss "Herbst will entertain - at a thimble party. , IRVIX(i SCHOOL. EXTKRT tl M EXT. The "Parade of the Nations will be given in the auditorium of the Irving school, Thursday evening March 27 at seven-thirty o'clock. Each, nation will be represented in costume. The entire evening' program will be given by tne 'children of the grades. The proceeds ' will be used for school room decorations. The evening's program follows: Grand Parade with Orchestra. 'Swedish Folk Game Kindergarten Dutch Game "Hans and Gretel'.... "' . Room, IB Dutch Folk Game ...Room 1A jB'olk Game of Scotland Room 2 Indian Folk Gitw. I.ullaby "Harvest" Prayer". . . .Room 3 Italian Folk Game. . . . . . .t Room 4 ,Oxen Dance "Cowboys" Room 5 ; Orchestra. Japanese Wedding Room 5 Courtship of Miles Stamlish . . . . Room 7

SOCIAL. SEWS KOR THIRSDAV. Mrs. A. '. MeMho villi entertain the member mt the Oak Leaf Embroidery Club at her home In 3Iy tre-rt tomnrrovr afternoon. The memherM of the Golden Rod Club will be entertained by Mm. A. I). Human at her home in Oak Mtreet Thursday nfternoon. Tomorrow afternoon the membera of the R. A. E. Embroledry Club will meet 'with Mrs. Edward Gray at her home in Detroit atreet. A meeting of the Amethyst Club will be held lonoron afternoon with Mrx. Bn at her home in Donation atveet. Mr. Julias Dunning will he honteM to the membera of the Colonial Club Tbnrnday afternoon at her home in Carroll atreet.

afternoon will be in charge of the members of the Missionary Department. Miss Ooe, a missionary to Alaska wll laddress the gathering. There vrill also be a short musical program. All "members of the Union are cordially invited to attend this meeting. A THIMBLE PARTY. 7 , Tomorrow afternoon the members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery Club will bo entertained by Mrs. A. C. McMahon at her home in May street. Mrs. McMahon will be hoetess at a thimble party. The guests will spend the afternoon enjoyably with their needle work.

AX AFTERX'OOX PART V. A delightful meeting of the E. S. T. .Club took place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. R. Stanflord in In'diana avenue In company with the 'Club members Mrs. Stafford entertained ;Mrs. H. F. Stafford, Mrs. I A. Lee and Mrs. F. H. Nauer. ,The hours until four o'clock were pleasantly spent with needle work after which the guests were served with a dainty lunchseon. ,The luncheon was served In two courses. The luncheon table was "decorated very prettily with white 'carnations and ferns. In two weeks 'the club will meet again and Mrs. J. "P. Gero wll be the hostess. It will be another thimble party and the guests will bring their, needle work. EXTERTAIXS WITH CARDS. ' ;; At her home In Oak' street Mrs. A. D. Crisman will entertiin the members of the Golden Rod Club tomorrow afternoon. It will be the first meeting in a

rnurnber of weeks and a pleasant time

is anticipated. Pedro will be played

during the afternoon. ! A CARD PARTY. The Jewish Ladies' Aid Society will entertain at a" card party Tuesday afternoon in the- K. of P. Hall in South : Hohman street and cordially invite , the public to attend. The proceeds will be used for charity. Both whist

and pedro will be played during the afternoon and pretty prizes will be awarded in the games. Following the card games dainty refreshments will be served. The . public whist party has become an annual affair in Hammond and Is always well attended. MRS. "WOI.E A HOSTESS. A pleasant meeting of the Optimistic Club was held yesterday afternoon at

the home of Mrs. J. E. Wolf in East Statestreet. Th members were all present and spent the hours until four o'clock- very enjoyably with their needle Work. A dainty luncheon was served in two courses. The tables were decorated with flowers. Next Tuesday afternoon the members will meet again and follow their uusal social program. The hostess will be named later. MRS. HIKKKIl A HOSTESS. The first meeting of Circle Xo."2 of St. Margaret's hospital since before the Lenten season will take place tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henrly Bleker in East Sibley street. It is desired that all the members attend the meeting. The usual social program of the club will be followed. Pedro will be played during the afternoon. MEET TOMORROW.

Mrs. Edward Gray will have as her guests at a thimble party tomorrow afternoon at her home In Detroit street

the members of the R. A. E. Club. Tt

will be their regular semi-monthly

meeting. -

RKILLEY-BETZ WEDDING. Miss Julia Reilley and Irving Bete

i were quietly unarried today. The mar-

. riage was solemnized in Chicago this

afternoon. The' bride wore her going away gown, a pretty blue tailored suit and a tailored hat to correspond. Im

mediately following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Bets left Chicago on their

wedding trip. They will spend a few

weeks visiting In the east after which

they will announce their at home to

their friends. The announcement of the wedding will come as a surprise to many. Although it was not intended to -keep it secret the plans were

made very- quietly. Mr. and Mrs. Bets

are both very prominent Hammond

young people and have hosts of friends who will extend them their best wishes and congratulations Mrs. Bets is the

youngest daughter of ex-Mayor and

Mrs. Tatriek Reilley, 703 South Hoh

man street. She is highly accomplish

ed and is well known in the musical

circles of the city and is very popular In Hammond's younjer set. . Mr. Bets is

a son of' Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Betz, 890 South Hohman street. A DAXCIXG PARTY.

One of the prettiest of the sesoti's dances was given last evening by the members of Orak Shrine. The, party was given In the Masonic Temple In Muenich court -which had been elaborately decorated for the occasion. The prevailing colors were red, white and

green. The pillars were draped with

these colors and ferns and other pretty greenery were banked In the windows.

The orchestra was stationed behind a

setting of palms arid ferns. A pretty

program was played for the dance.

Sixteen dances composed the evenlng'8 program. The grani march opened the program of dances at nine-thirty. -Dr. and Mrs. H. IS. Sharrer lead the grand

march. The dance programs were dis

tributed during the march. A delicious

frappe was served during the evening.

A feature of the evening which was particularly interetsing was the drill given by the members of the patrol. The dance was the first to be given by the Shrine this season and it was a decided success socially. There was a large attendance cf Hammond people and every one reported having spent a very enjoyable evening.

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Chicago, March 26, 4 P. M. Indirect phone commu

nication with Indianapolis bears the news that 200 peo-

ple are reported drowned at West Indianapolis.

Fly" Phoebus Bombefger 11. Round "John Brown Had a Little Indian" Company 12. Piano Solo "Ye Maiden's Pray er" , Mlrandy Hansea 13. Lullaby from Ermine Cynthia Hannauer 14. ' "Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes" Company 15. "Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot" Everybody TWO MEETIXGS OK SOCIETY. The First Spiritual Society will hold two circles Thursday, March 27th one at two o'clock In the afteronon and the other at eight in the evening. The meetings will be held at the home of Mrs. Emma Kroer, 292 Truman avenue. The public is cordially invited tO'attend. SOCIAL, IS, POSTPONE!. . The box social which the members of the Epworth . League announced would take place Friday evening has

been postponed until Thursday evening, April 3rd. The young people of the city are cordially Invited to attend. CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Llesenfelt entertained a number of friends last evening at their home in State Line street in honor of their daughter, Catherine. The party celebrated her birthday anniversary and she received a number of pretty gifts In remembrance of the day. The colors of pink and whit" predominated in the decoration of the parlor. The favors were roses. In one of the contests the first prise was won by Miss Hflen Gory and the consolation prize was awarded to Miss Mabel

Erwln, At ten o'clock the guests were

served with an elaborate three course

luncheon. Covers were laid for Mrs

George Gindl, Mrs. Grace Hagen, Miss Mary Gory of BlOomburg, Penn., Miss

Helen Gory of Gary, Ind., the Misses Grace Barowiak, Mary Kleihege, Mabel Erwin, Catherine, Clara, Matilda and Margaret Llesenfelt.

DANCE AT THE

COUNTRY CLUB There will be an informal dance at the country club tomorrow evening. Luncheon will be served at 11 o'clock. The Sunday musical program, which has become very popular, will be rendered by the Christian church male quartet. Aside from this Miss Wolter will be the soloist of the evening.

A special veal dinner will be served

Sunday at the country club. The hours are from 1 to S and Manager Meek usually serves to the full capacity, of the dining room. A great deal is being made of the members Saturday nlght. These affairs are delightful and alarge attendance at the session next Saturday is urged.

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A BIRTHDAY PARTY. Mrs. John Jacobson celebrated her birthday anniversary yesterday afternon by entertalnig a number of friends t her home, 415 Calumet avenue. She received a number of pretty gifts in remembrance of the day. After a few hours spent pleasantly with needle work and music the guests were invited Into the dining room for refreshments. An elaborate luncheon was served.

A ST I' DA" OTEETIXG. The Hammond Jewish Literary Society will meet Thursday evening at eight o'clock in the' Sabbath school rooms In the Rlmbach building. Mr. B. Greenberg will read "The Girl At the Holy Ark" by David Pinsky. The program will be given at eight o'clock. The public, is cordially invited to attend. A I.VXCHEOXV Mrs. W. D. Ray will entertain the members of the Columbia Club at luncheon Thursday afternoon at one o'clock at her home in Glendale Park. Following the luncheon the guests will piay euchre. It will be the first meeting of the club since before the Lenten season.

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MEET 50CI AL.L.Y. ; ' Mrs. BraUn will be hostess at a thimble party tomorrow afternoon at her home In Douglas street. Her guests will be the members of the Amethyst Club who wil meet for their regular semi-monthly social meeting. A MOCIAI. MEETING. The members of the Martha Society of the First Christian church will be entertained by Mrs. Hum at her home In Erie street Thursday afternoon. It will be the monthly social meeting nnd all members of the society are urged to attend. Committee No. 2 of which Mrs. Plum'ls chairman will have charge of the meeting. . MRS. DL'XSING ENTERTAINS. Thursday afternoon the members of the Coolnial Club will be guests at thimble party at which Mrs. Julius

Dunsing will entertain at her home in Carroll street. Music and needle work will be the features of the afternoon. MEETING IS POSTPONED. The meeting of the Ideal Book Club which was announced would take place last evening had to be postponed Indefinitely. The next meeting will take place with Mrs. Thomas Meara at her home in Calumet avenue. The evening will be devoted to the dlsctission nf

current magazine articles and books.

A MISSIONARA" MEETING. Mrs. J. O. Dickson will open her home In Detroit stret Thursday afternoon for the -meeting of the Baptitt Women's Union. The program for the

A MCSICAL. One of the most delightful affairs of Easter week was "Ye Old Time Concert" given yesterday afternoon In .the University . club r6oms in South Hohman street by th members of " the Ladies' Auxiliary to the University Club. The" attendance this year was not as large as usual. The dlsagrfeable weather prevented a number from attending who until yesterday-lully expected to be present. Since the organization of the Auxiliary the musical has nad a place of prominent on tho Club's social calendar and this year some of Hammond's best talent gave the program. The program was made up entirely of old time favorites. There were chorus selections, ' Quartet and duett numbers and vocal aid piano solos. The members of the club 'and their friends at yesterday's meeting are Indebted to Mrs. George Hannauer for the delightful entertainment.' She served as chairman of the committee and arranged the following program: 1. Round "Three Blind Mice

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