Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 13, Hammond, Lake County, 2 July 1913 — Page 2

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, COMING EVRXTS.'v Pedro will be played by the membera of Sewing; Circle Sin. 3 of St. Mars-aveta Ilonpltal wko will meet with Mrs. F-r-lenrln at ber home in Fayette street Thursday afternoon. At ber home In Truman a-renne Mrs. Huber will eatrrtala the membera of the Sunshine elnb Thursday afternoon. Pedro will be pluyr.i durlos the afternoon. Mrs. J. J. Rahru wit: Tiove the mem

bers of the Acme Social Club as her Knests at her home la Truman avenue Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Rahen will entertain with cards and pedro will be played at two tables. Mrs. Norman ytrouse will be hostess at a thimble party Thursday afternoon at her home in Clinton street. Her amests for the afternoon will be the members of the R. A. E. Club. Thursday evening, July 3rd, the members of the AV. C. T. IT. will have

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Celebrate The Glorious 4th

an ice cream social and cake sale at Central Park to which hey cordially Invite the public. The proceeds of the sale will be nsed for the Hosptal Fund. Mrs. Otto Herhold will entertain at a thimble party Thursday afternoon at her home In Cnlumet avenue. Her fruests will be members of the Amethyst Club.

Wednesday, July 2, 1913.

Set into one of ogs KOOL SUMMER SUITS Special duly Bargains

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Silk Hosiery And Moo! Straw Mats at Money Saving Prices THE MODEL ROTHSCHILD & HIRSCH

A MISSIONAKV MEKTIXG. The members of the Womans Honw Missionary Society of the First Methodist church had their monthly meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. M. Bruce. 91 Carroll street. The afternoon's program was In charge of Mrs. Frank O. Fraley and Mrs. Etla Dake. Mrs. Fraley conducted the Enijrma study and Mrs. Drake read an Interesting article on "Why and How I Became a Morman." Mrs. Louis Freeman gave a reading entitled, "Wayside Testimony." The musical program was given by Mrs. Julius Dunstng. The program opened with the devotional exercises lead by Mrs. Congdon. After the program the hostess, Mrs. Bruce and Mrs. Louis Freeman served their guests with a dainty two course luncheon and the remainder of the afternoon was spent in a very delightful social way. There was Quite a large attendance of the membership. Announcement was made of the August meeting which will be held the first Tues

day afternoon In the month.

A THIMBLE PARTY. Mrs. Ward Kennedy entertained the

members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery

Club very charmingly at a thimble

party yesterday afternoon at her home

in Truman avenue. The hours until four o'clock were spent with needle work after which the guests were Invited in to the dining room for refreshments. A prettily appointed two course lunch

eon was served. The luncheon table waa decorated with white and pink carnations and ferns. The table appointments

were all In white and pink. After the picnic In two weeks on Thursday, July

17th, the members of the ciub will

disband for the summer. The picnic this

year will be held at the Lake Front. ENTERTAINS INFORM 4. LI. Y.

The Misses Meta and Lilly Fedd?r

entertained a few friends informally at their home in East State street last evening. Their guests were the members of the N. N. Embroidery Club who met for their weekly thlmhle party.

The early part of the evening was spent with needle work. Music was also an enjoyable feature of the evening. At ten o'clock the hostesses served their guests with dainty refreshments. The next meeting of the club will occur at the home of Miss Gertrude Herbst In South Hohman street Tuesday evening, July 8th. Miss Herbst wll be hostess at a thimble party.

Hammond Meat Market 101 State Street 216 Hohman Street EXTRA SPECIAL 4TH JULY SALE FOR ONE DAY .THURSDAY, JULY 3RD

Our Meats are the Best Our Prices the Lowest

We Sell Jisst as we Advertise

FRESH DRESSED 4 ?

CHICKENS, per !b I L 4 Q

10 POUNDS FRESH LEAF i

LARD I .iU

SMALL FRESH PORK 4 no

LOIN, per pound I j2jC

NATIVE ROUND STEAK, I r m

per pound Qg NATIVE VEAL LEG, E3fc per pound Vsf NATIVE VEAL ROAST, d ft , per pound yTu HIND QUARTER SPRING 4 0,3 LAMB, per pound.... fcCu FORE QUARTER SPRING f f3n LAMB, per pound U5U SMALL FRESH PORK i At SHOULDERS, per pound.. 05b NATIVE BEEF POT t n ROAST, per pound M2U

FRESH BOILING BEEF, per pound ARNOLD'S SUGAR CURED I HAM, per pound SUGAR CURED CALIFORNIA HAMS, per pound. . .. HOME CURED SALT SPARE RIBS, per pound HOME CURED CORN BEEF, per pound 10 POUNDS SUGAR ig-BARREL NEW CENTUR YFLOUR FANCY ORANGES, per dozen 4 CANS SWEET CORN.

81c

8ic 31c 5c 6 50c 64c 25c 25c

Always Cool and Comfortable

This Store will be closed all day Friday, July 4th " Prompt Delivery to all Parts of the City Strict attention given to all phone orders

Cttas. Berendf

101 Sfata St Phone 100

Hobisan & Gostlli Sts Phone 431

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WE WILL BE OPEN THURSDAY EVENING UNTIL NINE O'CLOCK CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY, JULY 4TH

Lion Store KAUFMANN & WOLF !

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Grand Industrial Parade

Elgii Class Free Vaudeville

Six Mile Auto Parade . Grand Fireworks Display A Cool Place to Go.

A COOL WAY TO GO.

A BRIDGE PARTY. Membera of the "Womens Auxiliary to the University Club met yesterday afternoon in the University Club rooms in the Citizens German National Bank

Building. The afternoon was devoted to cards and bridge whist was played propresslvely at several small tables. High

score waa made by Mrs. August Schnei

der. In two weeks on Tuesday after

noon, July loth, the members will meet

again and follow their usual program.

It will be a bridge party and several gams of cards will be played.

GRADUATING RECITAL, The Hammond Musical College an

nounces its Second Graduating Recital

at Recital Hall, RImbach Building

Wednesday evening, July 2nd at eight

o'clock. Miss Tearl Dufrain and Miss Ruth Stomniel of Dyer of the Teachers Certificate Class and Miss Gladys Younger of the Graduating Class are members of the class to be graduated this evening and they will give the

entire- evening's entertainment. Invi

tations have been issued among a few of the friends of the class but the

public in Invited; It 4 expected that the program will be heard by a number of

Hammond and out-of-town people. The affair will be one of the leading musi

cal events of the season In Hammond.

The following will be the program:

(a) Two Larks (Leschetissky)

b. Valse in A flat (Chopin).

a. valse in j snarp minor nopinj. b. Norwegian Bridal l'rocession

(Grelg)

c. Witches Dance (Macuowe.ij

Ruth Stommel.

a. Fraeludium ( Menaeissonn t b. Theme and Variations from Sonata

Opus 26 (Beethoven)

c. Badinage (Herbert)

d. Valse in H minor (Chopin). Gladys Younger. Presentation of Diplomas.

MEMORIAM. In loving remembrance of Mr. J. M.

Bradford who died July 2nd, one year

ago: A precious one from us has gone A voice will loved is stilled; A place Is vacant in our home Which never can be filled. God In His wisdom has recalled The boon his love had given And though the body slumbers here The soul is safe in heaven. WIFE AND CHILD.

OX A VISIT.

John Sturm of 142nd

GOING Mr. and Mrs.

street will leave Thursday morning for Canton, Ohio, to visit their son, Charles

Sturm and family.. Mr. Sturm Is well

known in Hammond. He is now engaged in the grocery business In Can-

ton Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Steurm will be

gone about two weeks. PICNIC AT THE LAKE FRONT

The girls of the Wilson Cluo are pic

nicking at the Lake Front today. An

elaborate picnic lunch was served at

noon after which a number of games

were enjoyed. The party left Hammond

this morning. Miss Genevieve Hoffman

was hostess at the Vneeting. AN AFTERNOON PARTY.

Mrs. H. B. Hayward is entertaining

the members of the Wednesday after

noon club at a bridge party this afternoon at her home In Mason street. The games will be played progressively at

three tables. CARD OF THANKS.

I wish to thank the many kind

friends and neighbors, also Rev. Fraly

for their work of comfort and assis

tance during the sickness and death '.t our geloved husband and lather, also

for the many beutlful floral offerings.

MRS. OSCAR NORMAN. FRANKIE NORMAN.

The Misses Frances and Florence HIx

of Claude street have gone to Blandin-

ville. 111., to be the guests of their sister. Miss Frances will return home in two weeks but little Miss Florence will

remain all summer. The Misses Margaret and Dorothy F.l

der of Claude street are the guests of relatives in Fort Wayne. Ind. They

will remain for a two weeks visit.

Mrs. D. S. Richardson of Chicago

spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs

F. W. Preston at her home In Conkey

avenue. Mrs. Richardson's two daugh

ters, Nina and Kathryn will spend the summer In Hammond the guests of

their grandmother.

Lodge Assemblies

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The members of the Germania L:'ig9

of Rebeckahs met last evening in the I O. O. F. hall in East State street for

their regular seml-monthiy meeting.

Several matters of business were dis-

cufeHod tut the Important feature of the evtiiinx was tho installation of officers

After the lodge session ice cream and

cake were served and an hour was

spent in a pleasant social way. A num

ber of the members were present to enjoy the session. They arranged for their next meeting to be' held in two

weeks on Tuesday evening, July 16th

The following is the list of officers; Noble Grand Mrs. Lottie Rosser. Vice Grand Mrs. Lena Vogel.

Fast Noble Grand Mrs. Ernestine

Hoin.

Right Supporter to Noble Grand

Mrs. Eva Klucker.

Left Supporter to Noble Grand Mrs,

Marie Kunzman.

, Right Supporter to Vice Grand Mrs,

Mlnzberg.

Left Supporter to Vice Grand Mrs.

Bunde. Conductor Mra. Kmma Krotr. Chaplain Mrs. Kirchner.

Recording Secretary Mrs. Minnie Binghammer. , Financial Secretary Mrs. Hentrietta Worley. Treasurer Mrs. Johanna Schreiber. Outside Guard Mrs. Helen Dren-st-dt. Inside Guard Mrs. Sophia Ritter.

BRIGHT, SNAPPY FEATURE Vaudeville GORMLEY AND CAFFREY Novel Comedy Act. HARRY PATRICK AND SAXON SISTERS Singing, Talking and Dancing TABOR AND GREEN "Assassinators of Sorrows" DAVE VANFIELD "The Juggling Fiend" 3,000 Feet Latest Animated Pictures COMING SUNDAY HIRAM AT THE CABARET

A meeting of the members of Golden Rule Council No. I D. of L. took place last evening in the K. of T. hall in South Hohman street. Officers for tho new year were chosen and plans were made for the installation to take plsj.ee at the next regular meeting In two weeks on Tuesday evening, July 15th. The officers will serve during the remainder of the year. After the business session a pleasant time was sjent soc

ially. There was a large at ndance of i ii. . i , . i . i . t

i:iv n.ui.wriii)ti' aiiu H. .iumrer oj vis

itors were present from other councils.

The following are the newly elected officers:

Ex-Councilor Mrs. Eva Burns. Junior Ex-Associate Councilor Mrs.

Julia Saver y.

Councilor Mrs. Hazel Kindling. Associate Councilor Mrs. Lizzie

Burge.

Vice Councilor Mrs. Mrytle Coombs, i

Associate Vice Councilor Mrs . Ida

Mallett.

Recording Secretary Mrs. Rebecca

Van Gilder.

Assistant Recording Secretary Mrs.

Minnie Merrill.

Guide Mrs. Wise. Inside Guard Mrs. Mable Newell. Outside Guard Mrs. Jessie Newell. Trustee for IS months Mrs. Edna Ashbaucher. Pianist Mrs. Alice Laity.

Deputy Mrs. Edna Ashbaucher. There will be a meeting of the members of Victoria Council Royal League at Moose Hall in State street Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. There vlll be Installation of officers.

and is bright and cheerful though maimed for life. For five years Yen Hung Hou, who customers called "Charlie," has been the proprietor of a laundry in the Central block on Flummer avenue. He has all sorts of brothers and couiins in town and it appears that he numbers among his friends every countryman in Hammond. They are all Interested and will furnish enough aid to push his case through to the supreme court.

FOURTH OF JTJLT PICNIC. At Peter Senzig's grove, located between Hessvllle and Clark roads on the Gary & Interurban. Everybody welcome. 26-6

Tour fuel bill will be less If yen cook with Gas. No. Ind. Gas Eloe. Co.

WILL SETTLE IN OREGON Hammond Family Select a Brand New Abode. R. A. Gordon of Hammond and Crown Point is en route to Denver, Colo., with his wife, daughter, chattels and personal effects all on the move. The Gordons are aboard the Burlington & Qulncy limited and by night will be speeding through Nebraska. Miss Ruth Gordon, the daughter, and her father father are native born Lake county people, while Mrs. Gordon has lived here for nearly sixteen years. Gordon goes to engage In the real estate business in Portland, Ore., and will enter into a firm there in the fall. In the meantime the Gordons will visit Mrs. J. L. Boyle, Mrs. Gordon's sister, living In 1637 37th avenue, Denver, Colo. They will do the state at their leisure, visiting Canon City, the region of the Rio Grande, Pike's Peak, the Grand Canon and the other points off Interest. For fifteen years Gordon was at the head of a department at the Simplex rn Hammond, having charge of all carpenter work, car building and repairing. He waa born near Crown Point and received his education in that city. His mother is living and for the present is with her daughter. Mrs. 'William Palmer, 472 Wilcox avenue. The GoGrdons sold their home In 704 Oakley avenue.

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For tbe Glorious 4tb ot July celebrationC We have purchased the entire $10,000.00 stock of fire works from the Boston Store, Chicago, for a song, which we are now placing on sale at the lowest prices ever heard of in this district. On sale at the following stores: 610 Chicago Avenue, next door to Barry's theater and 4744 Olcott Avenue, East Chicago, Ind. Also 3446 Michigan Avenue, opposite Family theater, Indiana Harbor, Ind. :: :: :: :-: :-: SPECIAL OFFER Box of 40 packages of Fire Crackers, 10c size amounting to $4.00, while they last, for $1.50 Or half for 75c - LOOK FOR THE BOSTON STORE SIGN