Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 263, Hammond, Lake County, 18 April 1913 — Page 2

THE TIME&

Friday, April 18, 1913.

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GUESTS ARE PRESENT AT CLUB'S BOX SOCIAL

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Society folk of Hammond, "Whiting, Gary and East Chicago harked back to the good-old fashioned days at the Hammond Country Club last night when a unique and very diverting box social was held In the midst of a very enjoyable dancing party and followed by several amusing: contests. About 100 attended the affair which was staged in the ballroom. The party had been arranged by a committee of ladles consisting of Mesdames George Hannauer. T. W. Oberlln. H. E. Bharrer. C. G. Klngwlll and Kay Chapman, and the ladies acted as escorts and the men

as wall flowers. Rigid rules were enforced against the crossing of the ball room by the gentlemen unescorted and

fines were collected from the latter by

Mrs. W. U Craig for unladylike tactics

such as going to the grillroom alone

The auctioning off of the boxes

furnished a lot of amusement, w. J.

McAleer assisted by H. E. Sharrer and

J. F. Sawyer had charge of this task

and nearly 50 boxes of tempting eatables bringing In price from $1.50 to

$2.60 were sold under the hammer. A handsome umbrella was given Mrs. Walter Smith for guessing correctly the greatest number of those who were carded as box-buyers. An amusing

contest was held also for the gentlemen who engaged in describing the gown worn by their partners some of the descriptions given were excruciatingly funny to the ladles. Especially good were the descriptions given by B. L. r. Bell, Dr. T. W. Oberlin. W. P. Ray and Henry Loverldge. The prize, a humidor was won by P. A. Parry. Cabaret stunts in the grillroom concluded the program. The old-fashioned concert next Thursday night gives promise of being one of the most

amusing events given this season by

the club.

COMISG EVENTS. The moatbly meeting of the Parents' Club of the Lafayette school will take place this evening at eight o'clock In the school hall In Calumet avenue.. A delightful pros; ram will fee given after which refreshments will be served. The meeting of the A. D. Q.' which was announced would take place last eventas; was postponed on account of the revival services at the First Methodist church. In two weeks on Thursday evening. May 1st the young wom

en of the club will be entertained by

Miss Ethel Shearer at her home in East

Sibley street.

The members of the Alumni Associa

tion of the Hammond high school will

meet Monday evening, April 2S Instead

of next Monday as was II rat announced.

The meeting will be held at the Cen

tral school at seven-thirty o'clock.

A BIRTHDAY PARTY.

son was hostess at a thimble party,

A pretty birthday party was given Her guests spent the hours until four In honor of little Miss Ixulse Mulaall . o'clock with their needlo work aftr

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. ' which a beautifully appointed two

Palmer, 344 Trumana avenue, yester- course luncheon was served. A de

day afternoon. Her guests for the lightful feature of the afternoon was

afternoon were:the little Misses Ruth! an Art Contest, In which pictures of Brendt, Alice Ramage. Florence Hess, every guest were drawn. There were Mable Daily, Marlon Eckman, Francis .three who guessed correctly who the

Brendt. Margaret Walters, Looie ' pictures represented but. the honors

Berendt, Elnor Grimmer, Eveline McMahan, Magorle Beebe, Louise Mulhall. She received a number of pretty srifts in remembrance of the day. The

ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. A pleasant afternoon was spent yes

terday by the members of the Good

children spent the afternoon with Will Club who were Invited to meet games. A dainty two course luncheon j with Mrs. Fred Kralowets at her home

was served at 5 p. m. The tables 'in Elm street. Cards were a feature of

were beautifully decorated with pink and white carnations and ferns. MRS. THOMPSOX'S PARTY. Mrs. Joseph Thompson at her home.

the afternoon. Pedro was played pro

gressively at three tables and after several games the honors were awarded. The prize were won by Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Downs and Mrs.

32 Highland street very charmingly 1 Huber. The consolation prize was

entertained & company of twenty t awarded to Mrs. Charles Luthman. Re

ladles, among them the members of freshments were served after the card the Alpha Phi Club, yesterday after-j games. The luncheon was served in noon in compliment to her sister, Mrs. 1 two courses. "With the membrs of the

Miller of Elwood City, Pa., who will club Mrs. Kralowetx entertained Mrs

conclude her visit In Hammond Tues- Griffiths of Detroit. The next meeting

day of next week. Pink carnations ' of the club will occur in two weeks

and pretty greenery decorated the at the home of Mrs. Larson In Chicago

parlors very attractively. Mrs. Thomp- '. avenue.

card games the hostess served her

guests with a dainty two course lunch

eon. Eight covers were laid. The next

meeting of the club will occur in two

weeks on the afternoon of May 1 at the home of Mrs. Franks in Ogdcn

street.

A SOCIAL.

A large number of .Hammond young

people attended the social given by the Christian Endeavor Society of the First Presbyterian church last evening in

the parlors of the church in South

Hohman street. Ten cents admission was charged and the proceeds will be ued by the society to pay the expenses of a little girl who is sick at the hospital. A short program consisting of

vocal and instrumental selections wa

given by the Ladies Quartette, Miss Harriet Ferris and Miss Marguerite Minard. After the program several

games were played. Refreshment were served during the evening. A BUSINESS MEETING.

There was a meeting of the Martha Society yesterday afternoon in the

parlors of the First Christian church

In Calumet avenue. Several matters of

interest were discussed during the afternoon. The members devoted some

time to their needle work and ac

complished a great deal of work for

the church. The monthly social meet

lng of the society will occur Thursday

afternoon of next week at the home o

Mrs. I. Shortrldge In Condlt street. A delightful program Is being arranged

for the afternoon. The meetings of

the society are in charge of the com

mnee or wnicn airs. Hum is chairman

aintlly arranged two course luncheon

was served. Miss Austgen received everal pretty gifts in remembrance of the day. The next club party will be

given In two weeks and the hostess will be named later.

A PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION. There will be a public demonstra

tion of "The World In Chicago" by the stewards of the various ., Hammond

churches at the First Christian church in Calumet avenue this evening at

eight o'clock. The stewards who will give the program will be costumed to represent the Eskimo and Indian. The public is Invited.

A STUDY MEETING. The members of the Hammond

Jewish Literary Society met last evening in the sabbath school rooms in the

Rlmbaeh building for their regular

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HOLD WEEKLY MEETING. Mrs. Thomas Hammond was hostess yesterday afternoon to the members of the Baptist Women's Union at her home in South Hohman street. Mrt, Hill the president of the society presided during the business session and also lead the devotional exercises. After a brief business session the meeting was given over to the Social Department. Mrs. E. W. Bump,, the chairman of the' committee had charge of the program for the afternoon. Re

freshments were served during the afternoon and a delightful time wH spent socially. There was & large attendance of members at the meeting. The following was the program:

Piano Duett. Pauline and Adalalde Hill Song Helen Smith Reading .....Mrs. J. O. Dickson Piano Solo Florence Hammond Talk on Social Duties . Mrs. Floyd Adams MRS. BULL A HOSTESS. Mrs. Frederick A. Bull entertained the members of the Idle Hour Club very pleasantly yesterday afternoon at her home in Ann street. The members

played pedro at two tables and spent

a delightful time socially. Honors in the games were won by Mrs. R. E. Schoff. Mrs. Frank Grove and Mrs.

Bull. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. C. E. Jackson. After the

most

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weekly stiidy meeting:. Readings were

grlven by Mr. Mendelssohn and Mr.

Tigrey. Arrangements were made for

the' meeting: net week when Miss Mae Arkln win give the program. There ' will also be a lecture on the Passover. The evening's program promises to be Interesting and It la desired that there is a large attendance of members. LECTIRES IN HAMMOND.

Mr. Roy Battls of Chicago will give a free illustrated lecture on "The World in Chicago" Sunday evening at seven-thirty o'clock at the Evangelical Immanuel church in East Sibley street. All are invited.

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Hammond 101 State Street Special Sale for

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A SPRING SALE.

The members of the Presbyterian

Ladies' Aid Society will have a Spring Sale in the church parlors on Saturday afternoon, April 19 from two until six

o'clock. Aprons and other useful arti

cles will be for sale, also home made

bread, pies, cakes, candies etc. Ligfc

refreshments will be served. AH are

Invited to attend. REVIVAL SERVICES.

The revival meetings beings held in

the First Methodist church have been

marked by an increasing interest dur

ing the first week. Last night the

pastor preached to a very attentive

audience on the subject "Confession.

Assistance has been given during thl

week by the pastors of Whiting and East Chicago, and by Dr. A. T. Briggs of Valparaiso. The music is being led by a chorus of young ladles, directed by Miss Norma Robbins who also assists by her solos. Regular meetings each night, except Saturday, "will be continued through the coming week. Everybody is Invited. AX AFTERNOON PARTY. Mrs. Fred Humpfer had as her guests yesterday afternoon at lier home in Rimbach avenue the members of Circle No. 1. Progressive pedVo was played during the afternoon. The members played at-four tables. The honors in the games were won by Mrs. Jacob Wels, Mrs. Joseph Knoerrer and Mrs. Caroline Dibos. After the card games the hostess served her guests with a prettily appointed luncheon. The refreshments were served in two courses. The members of the society

i Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City Strict attention given to all phone orders nLTm Chas. Bcrcndft mZf " '

will meet again in two weeks at the j

home of Mrs. oeorge Eder In soutn Hohman street. SERVE NOON DAY Ll'XCH. Next Wednesday, April 23 the mem

bers of the Women's Guild of St.

Paul's Episcopal church will serve hot luncheon in the parish room In Rimbach avenue. The hours for serving

will continue between 11:45 and 1:20 o'clock. The public Is invited.

CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY. Miss Emma Austgen celebrated her

birthday anniversary last evening by entertaining the girls of the Wrilson Club at her home in Carroll street. The evening was devoted to music and

games and at nine-thirty o'clock a

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