Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 150, Hammond, Lake County, 2 December 1913 — Page 2

PAGE TWO THE TIMES. Tuesday, Dec. 2. 1013.

COTILLION AT Dl PROSS. About forty couple of Hammond folk who have been receiving instructioa on the daces of the present day at the DaPron Academy -will be entertained on Wednesday " ' night at,J a cotillion. Beautiful favors will, b eiven in, the figures and at the conclusion of the dancing a lunch will b served by the ladies. ' THE STROLLERS. "The Strollers," a popular enter

taining organization, will g-lve the

second numbers of the First Freeby-

terian church entertainment course, at

the church on South liohman. street on next Monday evening, December 8. The ent -tainment will comprise tune

ful music, amusing song, and among

other features, a Scotch number In cos tume. A ,THIMBLI PARTY.

The young' women of the J. U. G.

Club wre entertained Very pleasantly

by Miss Amanda K north, at her home in

Summer street last evening. Miss Knoth was hostess at a thimble party

and after a few hours spent with

needle work the guests were , served with a prettily appointed two cours luncheon.

A DELIGHTFUL MEETING.' A most interesting meeting of Ihe

art committee of the Hammond Woman's Club was held yesterday at the

hom of the chairman, .Sirs. M., Kothachild in South liohman street. A num

ber of members were present to en-

Joy ths afternoon's program which was

arranged by Mrs. J. J. Anderson. Mrs. Anderson read an excellent paper on "The Truth and Soul in Japanese Art." Mrs. Otto Rabe. whose subject was "Japanese I'ictorial Art" wrote under the two heads "Cloisone" f and "Japanese Needlecraft."' Her paper was

very interesting as was Mrs. Dickson's

on the subject of "Japanese Archi lecture and Landscape Gardening.' Mrs. George R. Streeter in a very ex

cellent paper demonstrated tha t a

knowledge -of Tone and Gradation is

fundamental to judge and fully appre

ciate the, .-merits of a brush production

of th great artists. Her paper concluded the program. For the social hour the ladies were invited into the

conservatory, where, under tlje vines,

palms ana xerns, me nom.-ses, Rothschild and Mrs. Dickson, dressed

In Japanese costumes, served tea in primitive Japanese style.

NEW CLl'D IS ORGANIZED. A number of young women met with

Miss Wellie McDauiel at her home in

Detroit street last evening and or

ganised a clubrhich will meet every

two weeks at the home of the vari

ous members. Several matters of busl-

nes were discussed. Music and needle work were the diversions following which a dainty collation was served. Although the meetings will be of a social nature the young women are planning to do some charity work. CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY.

Mrs. Robert Eggebrecht delightful

ly entertained a number of her friends yesterday, afternoon at her home, 528 West State street in celebration of her

birthday anniversary. A prettily ap pointed two course luncheon was serv

ed at three o'clock. The table was decorated with white and pink roses and ferns. Following the luncheon the

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urrah! for

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Happy was the little girl that guessed the name of Doll 1-A this week. I am going to make two lit

tle girls happy as I am going to give away two pretty dolls on Saturday, December 6th. Their names begin with B and C. Write your letters and post them early, Santa's letter box in Juvenile department.

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afternoon was spent in an enjoyable social way with music and games. Mrs. Kggebrecht was the recipient of many

pretty gifts. Those present were ;Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Zarndt and daughter.

Ruth. Hr. and Mrs. Fred Stelling. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Fanta. . Mrs. Helen

Wiening. Mrs. Paul Marx, Mrs. Walter

Patterson and Mr. Bert Penny.

RETURN FROM VISIT. Mr. and Mr. J. W. Savery, Mr. and

Mrs. F, I Savery and children of

Hammond. Ind., Miss Mary Basney of

Knox. Ind., Mr. John Gehrke of Whiting returned last evening from Antloch, 111., where they spent Thanks

giving with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hawkins.

A SURPRISE PARTY. A number of youny people were

guests at a surprise party given in honor of Adam Draheim at his home.

179 LaSalle avenue last Saturday even

ing. The evening: was spent very en

Joyably with games and contests. A

two course luncheon was eerved the guests at twelve o'clock. The tables were decorated very attractively with

roses ana carnations, carrying out a

color scheme in white and pink. Cov

ers were laid for the Misses Anna

Hummerlch, Louisa Tangermann, Laura Weins, Louisa and Anna Willig, Lizzie

Rippe, Martha Guehring. Mallla Turk.

Crura Green. Paulina Fandrel. Frieda

Oldenburg, A?.na Mo r Its, Lizzie Olden

burg, and Tillie Fandrel, Messrs. Frank

and Walter Hoeppner, Fred Grimberg,

Fred Guehring, Fred Drewantz. Otto Fandrel, Charles Schmidt. John Rippe. Fred and William Oldenburg, Adolph

Drewantz, William Schlmmer, Edward

Kuhlman and Adam Draheln.

IMPORTANT SALE OF SUITS FOR DOUBLE STAMP DAY . 9.95 for 15.00 Suits

Nobby styles, many of them In only a' few weeks. There are

plain serges and fancy cloths, guaranteed satin lining, Clearing Wednesday at 9.95. ,

7.95 For Coats, 12.95 An odd assortment of coats scarcely two alike among them; a few Sport Coats, other novelty cloths.

Junoirs' Coats, 3.98

Splendid Cloth Coats, mostly brown with tan collar and cuffs,

splendid'for school or work and were worth dollars more.

Girls' Coats, 2.48 Think of it, sizes 6 to 14 years, in black caracul and cloth, splendid warm coats and well lined.

00 Kimonos of heavy llflli material in medium and dark colors, made empire style & trimmed with piping.

23c

Children's Gingham Aprons with sleeves.

sizes 2 to 8 years, and having pocket, belt and collar.

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The annual election of officers of

the Wm. II. Calkins Post 602 G. A. R.

Hammond, Ind., will occur at the regu

lar meeting of the Post at Post, Ham

mond, Ind., Dec. 6, 1913.

Miss C. Reed of New York City is

at the Lion Store all this week In in

terest of the Rutterlck Publishing

company. She will be pleased to meet

all women interestd in the latest New

Tork fashions.

Mrs. Emily I. Chaney of New York

city is visiting at the home of her

brother, C. G. Ingraham of Truman

avenue.

Mrs. Etter of Wanatah, Ind., Is the

guest of Mrs. Hepner at her home in

Oakley avenue for a few days.

a Doris Vaux. the daughter of Mr. and

Mrs. Harry Vaux of Rimbach. avenue has returned from a visit with friends

in Chicago.

Miss Amelia Dlbos has returned from

Chicago where she visited relatives

during the past week-end.

COMING EVENTS. ! Mm, R, E. Hickman Trill entertain

the member of the Colonial Clnb at

n thimble party Thursday afternoon at

ber borne In Warren trrrtl ,

At ber borne In Truman a venae Mrs.

Tate vrtll entertain tbe mcmbera of

tbe Sunshine flub Thursday at pedro.

Tbe members of tbe II. A. E Clnb

will be entertained by Mrs. Aunt gen at

ber borne In Doty street Thursday afternoon.

This evening the young women of

the N. N. Embroidery Club vrlll be

guests at a thimble party at ' which

Mrs. John J. Clausnen vrlll be hostess

at her bome In Carroll street.

Mlm Ethel Shearer vrlll entertain at thimble party this evening nt her

bome In East Sibley street for the A.

13. Q. Club.

Tbe recmlar meeting of tbe ladles'

Aid Society of the First Methodist

eburcb will be beld Wednesday after-

n ot tbts vreek nt tbe bome of Mrit.

31. M. Towle in Odgen street.

The meeting of tbe Amethyst Club

has been postponed from Thursday aft

ernoon of this vreek until Thursdsy

afternoon, December 11th when Mrs,

Brletske of Warren street will be

hostess.

Mrs. KrinWll, Mrs. Kline, Mrs.

I'effers and Sirs. Ebert vrlll .be boat

esses at tbe diner of tbe Ladles' Aid

Society of the First Presbyterian

cbnrrb which will be beld tomorrow In

the parlors of the church In South liohman street.

The members of the L. G. R. Club

will be entertained by Mrs. I'etrle nt

her home In East . Sibley . street Wed

nesday afternoon. Mrs. Emma K roc r will entertain the

members of the Helping Hand Em

broidery Club at

her home, 292 Tru

man avenue Wednesday nfternoon. .

The members of the Deborah Society will met for an all day session Wednesday in the parlors of the First Christian Church in Calumet avenue. Each member Is requested to bring ber own lunch. Committee No. 3 of whleb Mrs. Merrill Is chairman will have charge of the meeting.

Mrs. Frances Klngsley Of South Hor-

man street will entertain tbe members

of the N. P. Whist Club nt dinner nt

six o'clock Friday evening, December

Sth at the Hammond Country Clnb

Cards will be played following the

dinner.

Lodge Assemblies

Wednesday's Grocery Special

SPECIAL A 10c Can of Polly Prim Scouring Powder Free with a 50c purchase of Fairbank's Soaps or Powders, we will give one 10c can of Polly Prim FREE.

Bacon, fancy mild cured brisket, weighs Oranges, fancy Florida's, sweet and

from IV2 to 3 pounds the piece, 4 An juicy, good size,

...... .Ob

per pound r.

Minas Blend Coffee, splendid value, 4 OCm lbs. ,1.03; per lb. . .ZOb Good Quality Sugar Corn, dozen cans, 95c; Qf per can. Qy Fairbank's Gold Dust Washing Powder, 1 On large package. . ... I Ob

per dozen.

Blue J Brooms, the best made, 55c broom M T for...... ...,4G Red Ripe Tomatoes, dozen No. 2 cans, 95c; Qf. per can. .0 v Fairbank's German Family Soap, seven OQf . 5c bars sduCf

14c

Fancy Red Alaska Salmon Yacht Club Brand, 4 mJf doz. cans, $2, can. . . C Fresh Made Cottage Cheese, special f price, per lb. DC Fairbank's Tar or Pumice Soap, 6 bars for. . , ...... .Luu

.Baumgartner Court No. 109 C. O. P. held its anual electl6n of officers last evening at thai? , hall in East State street. The following members were elected to offices,, and will serve during tha new yegw: Deputy High fcfjhlef Ranger -Joseph Miller.

Chief Hanger M. E. Lauerman. Vice Chief Ranger Feter Obloch. , . Recording Secretary H. Stevenson. .. Financial Secretary Joseph Voss. Treasurer George Kussmaul. Speaker M. Lauerman.

Trustee for three years, John Scheer, for two years, Joseph Weis, and for

one year, Anton Alberts.

Hours Governors M.'' E. Kolb, Leon

ard Knoerser. Max Tarnograski and

Anthony Baker. This evening the members of the Qermania Lodge of Rebekahs 'will meet in the I. O. O. F. Hall in East State street for their regular semi-monthly meeting. The members of Triumph Council No. 11 D. of I met last evening in the I. O. O. F. Hall in East State street and made arrangements for attending th-3 union meeting to be held at East Chicago Friday evening, December 5th. A special meeting Of the Council will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock and the officers and msmbers of the degree team are especially urg

ed to attend. A special meeting of Golden Rule Council No. 1 D. of L. was held last Saturday afternoon and their regular meeting will be held thts even

ing In the K. of P. Hall in South Hobman street. Both councils are plan

ning to attend the meeting at East

Chicago Friday and will havo a class of candidates for initiation.

Wednesday afternoon the members

ot the L. A. to the B. of L. F. and E

will meet in the K. of P. Hall In South Hohman street for their regular semi

monthly meeting. The meeting will

be called promptly at one o'clock and It

is desired that all membera are present

as Important business will be trans

acted. Luncheon will be served at

noon. , An important meeting of the members of Silver LiRht Hiv I O. T. M,

will, be held Wednesday evenig in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street.

. May Get Woman.

A woman a suffragette may head the Gary police and fire departments. It is said that Mayor Knotts Is se

riously considering the question of ap

nointlne Mrs. Kate Wood Ray, the

Gary suffragette leader, to the vacan

cy in the safety board occasioned by the resignation of President H. H.

Highlands.

From what can be learned Alderman Emerson L. Bowser will not take the

lob.

Should Mrs. Ray be named Commissioners Cooper and Borman.wtll then proceed to name her as the president, and Gary will be the only city in the United States with a woman police

commissioner.

Ask Gary Assistance. The Hammond police department has asked the Gary department to locate one B. S. Murray, charged with stealing an overcoat.

Is youf house cold when yoti reach home? Get a Gas Heating Store. No. ind. Gas Kleo. Co. Adv. IStX

TXTT TIMES.

tOUR WANT AD IN . tUW

dozen 15c cans, 1.42;

per can

12c

Acme Buckwheat

Flour, 3 pkgs-

SUGAR Best Granulated, with grocery order of 1.00 or more, (flour, ICf butter or eggs not included), 10 pounds. ..

Armours Pork and Beans, Early June Peas, sweet Grandma's Pancake

and tender, dozen QC cans, 98c; 3 cans. . Pet Brand Milk, dozen

baby size, ozc; per can,

dozen tall cans, fl

per can. uu

Butter Elgin Creamery, guaranteed Extra Select Storage Eggs, candled, one absolutely pure and finest qual- QJ dozen to carton, Qfi ity obtainable, per opund ..... .wDC per dozen ... .............. OdLu

FLOUR Special Sale on New Century, "The Bset Milled" Vz -barrel sack, 2.57; -barrel sack, 1.29; Vs-barrel sack. as:"""1" ' M. ": 'asrirmasvr 'ayr "sr.r-1

Armour's Shield Brand

Lard, guaranteed 4 4Kc; pure, per pound... IrL 1.05;

25c

Tetley's India and Ceylon Tea, regular price fZOfy 60c, per pound. . . .jAj

65c

ANNOUNCEMENT! The Fall and Winter of 1913-14 will be espe-. cially noteworthy because of the increased popularitv of Gentlemen's Custom-Made Clothes. We have made the Art of fine tailoring a study and are enabled to bring out those individual features so much desired by good dressers. Our imported and domestic fabrics for this season are far superior in their qualities and designs than a good many merchants will be able to display, therefore we would suggest to you to call at our establishment for inspection and place 3our order early for, as the holiday season is advancing, so the select patterns are invariably running short. We would also like to call your attention to our special Sanitary Department for Cleaning, Dying, Repairing and Remodeling on all kinds of Ladies' and Gentlemen's clothes. Our prices are very reasonable on all our work and we are fair in the dealings with our patrons. We earnestly solicit your patronage and can assure you of our grateful appreciation for any favors you may bestow upon us. Hoping to hear from you in the near future, we are, Yours very respectfully,

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