Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 144, Hammond, Lake County, 24 November 1913 — Page 2

PAGE TWO ' uuj-U-H- J AT THIS COUNTRY CLUB. The Hammond Country Club will glv ita first formal party on Wednesday tight. The affair will be In the nature of a dinner dance beginning at seven o'clock and a large number of reservations have already been received by the management. A three piece orchestra will furnish the music and turkey will be the piece de resistance at the function. It will be the club's second annual Thanksgiving party and a Joyous time is anticipated by the club members. The attendance at the party

is absolutely restricted to members of

the club and non-resident guests. CELEBRATES AN X I VERSA R Y.

The home of Mr. and Mrs. William Fepperdine In Plummer avenue was the scene of a delightful reunion of relatives last evening, the affair being planned as a surprise to Mrs. Pepperdine in celebration of her birthday anniversary. The evening was spent In an enjoyable social way with music following which a dainty collation was served. The parlors were decorated very beautifully with chrysanthemums and American beauty roses, wfllch were gifts to Mrs. Fepperdine. Mrs. Pepperdine was also the recipient oi numerous other gifts. The guests for the evening

THE TIMES.

Monday, Nov. 24, 1913.

were Mr. and Mrs. Giles Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Stevens, Mr. and Mr. Frank Fepperdine and children, Mrs. Margaret Malo, Mrs. Mary Malo ' and Mr. Thomas Knight. A BAKERY SALE. The fourth division of the Ladies Aid Society of the First Methodist church " of which Mrs. A. S. Hunt is chairman had home bakery for sale last Saturday at the Ruff hardware

store In South Hohman street. They

had a large assortment of home bakery

goods but could have disposed of even a much larger amount. Every article

was sold by two o'clock. A sum of ten dollars was realized from the sale. The

proceeds will be used for the benefit of the church. This division of the Aid Society will have several sales during the winter, announcement of which will be made later. A IAI.CING PARTY. The Masonic Temple in Muenich Court will be the scene of & pretty dancing party this evening given - by the Young Ladies' Sodality of All Saints' Catholic church. The decorations will be very elaborate and will be carried out in blue and white, the colors of the Sodality. A large number

of young people from East Chicago and Indiana Harbor Mill be among the out-of-town guests. The grand march will open the program of dances for the evening at nine-thirty o'clock. Informal dancing will begin at eightthirty o'clock. Walsh orchestra will play during tha evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Flavin will lead the grand march and with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bogner, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boyle, Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Dorsey, Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Dibos and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meyers will act as chaperons. Serving on the reception , committee will be the Misses Edith Burns, Bessie

Chartier, Eva Filan, Anna Kingston, Marie McLaughlin, Gertrude - Nordstrand, Messrs. HughE. Carroll, N. J. Connelly, Milton Dermedy, John Gil!, George Hace and V. J. Toomey. MRS. ZtTYER A HOSTESS.

The members of the A. B. section of

the Northsido Ladies' Club will be entertained by Mrs. Zuver at her home in

Hohman street Tuesday afternoon. The afternoon will be devoted to sewing and the members hope to accomplish a great deal of work for the basaar

which will be given under their

auspices Thursday, December 11th in

i the parlors of the First Congregational

BIG ONE 'DAY

SALE OF GROCERIES. ; Everything for the Thanksgiving Feast Better buy your Thanksgiving Groceries Tuesday. if money paving and good things to eat are any object. - ; V - Our Cut Prices are the result of buying in large lots at spot cash. Our patrons get the benefit, too. Everything in the line of Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables for Thanksgiving has been priced especially low for. this one day. Tuesday, November '25f h Only

Extra Fine Quality Indian River Florida Grape Fruit, 2JjQ

Welch's Famous Grape Juice, 50c size full quart bottle

Fresh Baked Uneeda

Biscuits, special for this

sale, 4 pkgs. for.

15c

Best Quality Cape Cod Cranberries, 1 fin per quart. ........ (JC

Choice Sweet Potatoes, 3 pounds 4 On for I UG

No. 3 Cans Gold Dragon brand choice 4 i n Pumpkin, can. I I C

Special Sale of

Mincemeat

No. 2 Cans Gold Dragon Choice

Early June Peas,

12c

per can.

Snlder's Pure Tomato Catsup, reg

ular 15c 8-oz bottles, Hc 4 f re. 25c 16-oz. bottles t$C Our 30c Leader Coffee, special, pound -27iC Fancy White or Yellow American Cheese, -Q per pound I iJ U Extra Choice All New Mixed Nuts, pound 1 OC First Quality Naples English Walnuts, per ft j pound I Q

Log Cabin Brand, pkg..

None Such Brand, Pkg...gig Monarch Brand, with brandy, 22-ounce jar.... '23c

Fancy Sicily Filbert Nuts, special for Tuesday, IE! per pound 53 C

Extra Fine Bleached Blue Ribbon'

Celery, per bunch ,

Richardson & Robbing' Famous Plum Pudding, !! 1-lb tins, 24c 2Ib tins....CSC Finest Smyrna Layer Figs, special for this sale, i ft per pound . . jC California Layer Figs, fresh stock, per I Ha package I Uv

Fancy Cluster Table Raisins, spe

cial, per package

Fresh Crisp Oyster Patty Crackers, "7JLper pound . . 2C

au. -5 ucuis union 1 an

cy Sweet Corn,

per can

11c

28c

phoice Florida per dozen. ..........

Large per dozen. Fine per dozen .

Dill

Russet Oranges,

: I5C and Sour Pickles.

12c

Sweet Preserved Pickles,

Best Quality Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel, 1 O per pound. ,

Large Fancy Bulk Queen Olives,

per quart ,

llotice to the Members of the Hammond Country Club The officials and directors of the Hammond Country Club have decided to strictly enforce the rule contained in its constitution and by-laws which reads that the attendance is absolutely restricted to members of the club and their non-resident guests. Resident guests will not be admitted unless the club calendar bears special notice to that effect.

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church in Gostlln street. The members brated her fifth birthday anniversary

will also serve supper between the and she received many pretty gifts in

hours of five and eight o'clock. The remembrance of the day. Several

pro proceeds will be used for the bene- ; games were played following which the

fit Qf the church. 'children were served with a dainty -1 I luncheon. A color scheme of white and A BRIDGE PARTY. ' pink was prettily carried out in the The next meeting of the Saturday decoration of the table. Covers were

Evening Bridge Club will take place on laid for twelve guests.

the evening of December 6th at the

home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan S. Graham, 854 South Hohman street. The meeting which was announced would be held last Saturday evening was postponed v ' MRS. HOHMAN ENTERTAINS. Mrs. Charles G. Hohman will be host-

MOZART CUB MEETING. Mrs. Lawrence Becker was hostess to the members of the Mozart Club at her home in Hlmbach avenue last Saturday evening. A delightful musical program was given following which there was a spelling bee in which the honors were won by Mrs. L. I Bomberger and Miss

es to the members of the literature de-iDollle Knotts. The evening's program partment of the Hammond Woman's Included a vocal solo, "Elsie's Dream"

Club Tuesday afternoon at her home In by Miss Adele Mers, a piano duet from

Mason street. It will be the regular ( Van Weber by Mrs. - Lawrence Becker

semi-monthly study meeting and a very and Mrs. H. C. Groman .also a piano

interesting program has been arranged solo, a Nocturne by Chopin which was

by Mrs. George H. Summers of Indiana rendered by Miss Younger. Every

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Harbor, chairman of the committee. The study for the afternoon will be grand opera. MEET IS CHURCH PARLORS. The members of the Deborah Society

will meet Wednesday In the parlors ol

the First Christian church in Calumet avenue for their regular weekly meeting. Arrangements will be completed

for serving tUe Thanksgiving dinner

Thursday at the church. The public is

nvited to attend the dinner .

A ST CUT MEETING. A meeting of the history committee

of the Hammond Woman's Club will

take place this afternoon at the home

of Mrs. W. H. Spellman in Carroll street. The members will continue

their-study of Scotland; and a very in-!

terestlng program , has - been arranged

for the afternoon. - ' :'

NO MEETING THIS WEEK: - " ' On account of Thanksgiving there

will be no meting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First M. E. church this wek. The members will meet on th-s afternoon of December S and the host

ess Will be name later. ;

BWTnnTiln tOTH CARDS. V" '

?! Mrs.; Henrietta f . will have 'jth

member of the Qopd Will Club as'faer guests Wednesdy ' afternoon at her home in Truman avenue. " The meeting will be held cn Wednesday instead of Thursday, the regular meeting day,

which is Thanksgiving. Cards will be the entertainment for the afternoon. ;

HOLD REGULAR MEETING.

There will be a meeting of the mem-

number on the- program was greatly enjoyed. The next meeting of the club

will occur in two weks on Saturday

evening, December 6 at the home of

Mrs. George Hannauer in Ruth street. WILL MEET THIS EVENING. The Young People's Branch of the W,

C. T. XJ. will meet with Miss Beilby this evening at her home, 36 W. Condlt

street. , It will be the Thanksgiving

meeting and the members are asked to wear Puritan costumes. A program will .be given following a short business session. All young people interested in temperance work are invited

to attend the meeting.

Mr. and Mrs. James Osmer and little daughter of Indiana Harbor were en

tertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Mac Turner in Truman avenue Sun

day.

Dr. Luke Kelly of Highland street

has gone to New York City for

week's visit. He is expected to return

to Hammohd about Saturday. '

Edwin Friedrich who is a student at

DeFauw University spent Sunday and

Monday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Charls Frledrich of Webb street. Attorney John M. Stlnson has re

turned from a week's visit at West

Baden. .

Lodge Assemblies

A very enjoyable meeting of he mem

bers of Dorcas Lodge of Rebekahs took

w or th Jewish Ladies' Aid Society PIac Saturday evening In the I. O. O.

Wednesday afternoon at the home ofj- a ln -asl "eel- class

Mrs. M, Rubin in East Sibley street, a SQCUI. GATHERING PLACE.

Th ist mtin of the Ladies of the fiPnt socially. Several applicants fo

Knights of Columbus until after the membership were presented and ar hondavs will occur Wednesday after- rangements for Initiation of a class o

r . iw i v t (candidates In two weeks were made,

of candidates was initiated during the evening following which refreshments were served and a delightful time was

. rangements for initiation of a class of

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club rooms in East Sibley street. It Next Saturday evening the

will be a social meeting and the mem

bers will play pedro during the after noon. . i ,

election

Saturday, and visitors were also presen

frorayChicago and East Chicago.

Last Saturday afternoon the officers

A THIMBLE PRTY. 1 ana memuerB vi ir(5rr3 tmu ui

it in rv.nu.tr .nu Mijia Hammona jempie .no. vj i-yiman isiers

Klein will entertain the young women et in the IC of I. Hall in South Hon th- w.'v- v.rnirlAr flub at a man street to drill for the next regu

thimble party Tuesday evning of this meeting of the Temple which will

week.

HONOR MISS LYONS.

occur Friday evening, November 28

There will be Initiation of a large class of candidates and the work . of the

The Misses Sylvia Stickler. Marie temple will be inspected by the district Wills. Elisabeth Webber. Bessfe Farrell deputy.. Mamie Eaeterday of Misha- . ,, . -kt.. m ...,,tin -1 wauka. InU. A social session will be

a pretty party last Saturday evening enjoyed, following the regular lodg

at Miss Stickler's home In Claude street "'""'"eIn honor of Miss T,rla T.vOns of Chicaeo I ; "

h rrW. t irvii,r T.athm -wiill -A meeting of the members of Pro

H.- f n .mhMTv rlnh nrexented gresBive .Court No. 166 Tribe of Be

women at the party who are all mem- Hur will take place Tuesday evening

bers of an embroidery club prtsente ln - r "u,1" Miss Lyons with a half dozen hand street. .Following the business meet it ni t t i

painted china salad plates. A number mg mere win oe a c.t eB.,n. of delightful games were played and in I . .

DISAPPOINTED

Baby Broken Mixed Candy, 20c grade. 4 A special at..

Cameo Mixed Creams.

excellent 25c grade,

special price . . .

Special Kindergarten Mix

ed Candy, easily 15c grade, at. . . .

15c

in Mix-

10c

Turkey Favors Filled with Marshmallow Turkeys, ex

cellent as favors for

Tbankagivins parties, spe

cially priced, each at..

10c

After-Dinner Mints, assorted flavors, in bulk, 25c

grade, special, g

per pouna

Peanut Butter Kisses, our

regular 15c grade, special, per lb ... .

10c

es, our 10c

Fresh Jelly' Beans, assortted flavors, 15c grade, special -UC Fresh Assorted Chocolates in one pound boxes, 40c

grade, per pound....

...20c

AII10C3 for 25c Cigars, special, A F" 4 for... ... (0C All 10c Straight Cigars, special, f)?" 3 .. .tOC

All 2 for 25c Cigars, spe

cial for this sale,

straight. .

10c

All 10c Tins of Smoking

Tobacco, special.

3 for

25c

Thanksgiving Pipe Offer

Your Choice of Genuine Briar Pipes with rubber and horn bits, values up to

2Gc, this sale,, each.

I5c

Havana Ribbon, Tom Keene, Cuban Factory Smokers and Lillian Rus

sell Cigars, 60 in box, special price

1. 87

IS. & M. Stamps with AIS Purchases

the guessing contest the prise was won by Miss Lyons. Musio was also a feat

ure of the evening. A chafing, dish

luncheon was served. The table was decorated very prettily . with chrysanthemums. The appointments were all in white and yellow. Covers were

The failure of the Chicago All Star

football aggregation to put in thel

appearance at the eleventh hour yes

laid for the Misses Lola and Blanche terdy afternoon caused disappoint

Lyons of Chicago, Mrs. Alphonse Dor-

ment arnong a large gathering of fans,

NOW PLAYING THREE SHOWS DAILY MINNIE PALMER Presents . ' The Snappy Song Show '

3:00 7:30 9:00

I Wkl f DURHAM

Pretty Girls Pretty Songs'; A Musical Hit Don't Miss It

Coming Thursday, Thanksgiving Matinee Secure Sets Big Musical Extravaganza 10c Now THE HEAETBREAKERS 20c

BOX

LIVE TURKEY given to the Winners at the WHITING SKATING RINK Wednesday Evening November 26th TWO CONTESTS-One for Ladies-One for Gentlemen Everybody Welcome Good Time Assured Skating Thanksgiving Afternoon and Evening

member is a discussion of the telephone toll between Hammond and Chi

cago. The Chamber of Commerce two

months ago through its directors voted against the , fifteen-cent-number-only

rate to Chicago, and the telephone

company Is -expected to give Its answer this evening.

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WEATHER BULLY !

FOR CONTRACTORS ,

Remarkable Building Sea-,

son Comes to End. ! Contractors over Lake county are '

supremely happy over the magnificent '

weather they have had to work. In this

fall.

"It has been the finest I ever ex-

perlenced," said W. F. Brunt of Ham- I

mond this afternoon. - "I completed. my ,

outdoor work today and certainly- feel that the weather man Jias been good J

t4 us this year, for the spring" and Tall

both gave builders, road and ' sewer i contractors ample time to put In splendid work." .

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Uaudeuslle & 5 cents

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PUBLIC LIBRARY, (Special to Tst Times.) 1 Hobart. Ind., Nov. 24. The Woman's

club of this town, a live wire organlia- i

tion that has done great things In the

way of social , uplift, . has raised $800 towards the payment of a site for a

public library, the land alone to ' cost $1,300. It Is the purpose of the "Woman's club to raise sufficient money to

build and equip the Institution.

: Mrs. Grace Conroy, in the employ of Gostlln, Meyn & Co., of Hammond. Is interested in th campaign o the Hobart Woman's club. "It was Just twenty years ago that the club was organised In my mother's home," she said today. "I was present."

Phone 522

203 Ruff Building

Urvin Spafford Architect and Builder Hammond, Indiana

GRAND UNION &i HOTEL j B5 Stalin NEW YORK CITY pwnl Banue to ud from Storioa Pns Smi 1. Mkmslar N. Y. Car Cuid Book asd fcfo

sey. and the Misses 'Mabel Sherby. Th Clabbys unable to secure another win. Kath w.hh.r rtA.si same on such short notice, were com-

Farrell. Gertrude Norhstrand and Pelleu l" r- wvu.u

syivia HiicKier. i m.vv.. j

ITOPi t O ouiiuA limb .11 emu fans have been disappointed. The Clabbys will wind up their sea-

number of little people very charming-,80" "". , " v 7 ly last Saturday afternoon at her home. TA" "la!h '? the'f i"nUaI "trU?,:

A PRETTY PARTY. Mrs. George Williams entertained a

daughter, Alice. The party celebrated her fifth birthday anniversary and she received a number of pretty gifts In remembrance of the day. The hours of the party were from two until five o'clock. The early part of the afternoon-was spent pleasantly with games following which a dainty luncheon was

served Tne taDie was decoraiea prei

be staged at the East Chicago ball park and on account of the rivalry between the two syuads, a hard fought and interesting struggle is anticipated. Harrison park at Hammond will also be the setting of an Interesting battle on Turkey ' day when the Gary and Hammond high school squads will clash. Both teams have been In hard

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tily with vlte and yellow chrysanthe-" " . mums. The children present were Elsie although Hammond holds a 14 to 0 vicaA Tin,., Trra.ii Rcht siok of tory over the steel city team they ex-

and Rose Fraelie. and Beht Sloke of

Chicago, Mildred and Mabel Daly, June and' John Feltser, Katherine Fowler, Bernard and Frances Ryan, Helen Wise and Raymond and Alice Williams. A CHILDREN'S PARTY. A number of children were delightfully entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Keltzer at 40 Truman

avenue last Saturday afternoon from two until five o'clock in honor of little Miss Frances Feltser. The party cele-

pect to rush Hammond from the first whistle and carry home the honors.

Should Gary win it is probable that the tie will be played off.

IMPORTANT MEETING. A members' meeting of the Hammond Chamber of Commerce will be held this evening and every member is requested to be present. One of the things which affects practically every

Capacity Business. "The Duke of purhara," a song show in one act, opened to capacity business at the Orpheum yesterday. . This ts mainly a musical production for the introduction of some exceedinfl. song numbers. Two worthy of special mention are - "Some One's Eyes,'' "sung by Misses Davis and F&rrell and Lester Murphy, and the "Dance of the Violin," in which Vivian Early . and Laura Lawrence dance ' while Miss Early plays the instrument. The much discussed tango was stepped an& swung by Frank Coif 9 and Blanche Mower. These performers wers forced to repeat their poem of motion 'three times, on the Insistence of the audience. Miss Earley and her Violin won blue ribbons. Girl and music seem to be inseparable, and the player's handling of the bow Indicated her mastery as a musician. Attached to the company Is a chorus that would win prises at any youth and beauty show, and what is more, the ynung women know how to sing

and dance. Their costumes are frequently changed and the fair aggrega-

TO LADIES Wo clean, press, repair and relltie and put on velvet or silk collar ad cuffs on your old clothes for the lowest possible prices. Young Men's Tailors fll STATES STREET Phone 711 and we will attend to It.

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