Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 153, Hammond, Lake County, 15 December 1916 — Page 7
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5S THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Cheap substitutes cost YOU same prica. PERSONAL s SOCIAL NEWS COH1NO ETEKTS. Firing! ana Table le Hote Dinner, un,d!iy.: Ueeember 17th. JOe. If n turn on Via fr. 143 K. State St. 12-14-2 The Evening Whist Club will be entertained by r. and Mrs. August .Schneider of Hutli street at dinner and rards Saturday evening:. Miss Eleanor Kuss will be hostess to i lie Kolah Camp Fire Girls at seventhirty o'clock this "evening at her home, 30 Mason street. The Dearborn Concert Parly will give i lie second in the course of entertainments at the First Methodist church this evening-. Firs tola Table e Hote Dinner, uyi-. Dei-ember 17th. 60c. Hamiff. 113 I'.. State St. 12-14-2 Time to begin sending: Xmas Greeting Cards. Beautifully engraved ones at Nelson's, 3c and 10c each. 12-13-2 PEETTT. HOME WEDDINB. A pretty wedding was solemnized by Dr. T. J. Bassett of the First Methodist church last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hunt. 155 Fayette street, when their only daughter, Alvis was united in marriage to Harry Frymire. Miss Ohio Fry-mire, sister of the groom was bridesmaid and the groom was attended by Lee Jewctt, a cousin of the bride, and his father, YV. II. "rymire of Claypool, Ind. Little Miss Eleanor Hunt was ring bearer and the ribbon bearers were LaVerne Jewett Schneman and Eugene Hunt. The bride was given away by her father. The Lohengrin "Wedding March was played by Miss Gladys Vadcr of Chicago. The bride's gown was of blue faff eta and georgette crepe and the hridesmaid wore a dainty frock of blue and white voille. Among the guests in attendance at the wedding and reception were: Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Fryrnyer and daughter Chloe and grandson Clarence Gunter of ("lay pool, Ind..- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Vadcr and daughter Gladys of Chicago. Charles Jewett and daughter Doretta Jewctt Scheneman and son LaVern of Pittw-ood, Ills.: Mrs. W. J. Curtis. Richmond. Ind.: Mrs. E. L. Baldwin, Chicago: Miss Alta M. Nicholls, Fruita, Colo.; Mr. Ernest E. Vaughn, Chicago; Mrs. F. Spors and daughter. Whiting, Ind: Miss Kuth Jewett, Whiting, Ind. WILLIAMS-WILSON NUPTIALS. Miss Pearl Williams, youngest daughter of Mrs. Tillie Williams, 476 Wilcox street, became the bride of Rawlin WilIf you hire uted the last of rout r-cks?e of HO-MAYDE you fully realize the Help it has been in making bread and -will order again today. ..,. If vob have not tried Ho-Mayde yet, do so at our expense. Vi e will send free s.implcs anywhere. HO'MAYDE BREAD IMPROVER shortens the hours for preparing the dough, makes the loae larger, lighter and more wholesomely sweet, and gives bread excellent keeping qualities. HO-MAYDE is guaranteed to be vuiolutely pure, wholesome and ae3fc!dable. If von cannot secure HO-MAYDE at your grocery we will mail it anywhere for 15c Send for free sample. Ho-Mayde Product Co. Detroit, Mica.
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son of South Chicago at a pretty ceremony solemnized by the Rev. E. G. Roberts of the Naarene Church at the parsonage last evening at seven-thirty o'aiock. During the ceremony Mrs. .Roberts rendered a program of pretty bridal music. The bride was attired in a suit of navy blue French serge and she carried a bouquet of carnations and ferns. A reception followed at the home of the bride's mother at which the immediate families and a few friends were entertained. A luncheon was served by Mrs. Williams, assisted by Mrs. Homer Beilby. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will be at home in East Chicago after December 23th. Fresh stock of Johnston's Quality Candies received daily at Nelson's Drug Store. 12-13-2 HOLD IITTE11ESTIKO MEETINO. A very interesting demonstration was given yesterday afternoon by Miss Grace Lina Bell before the members of the domestic science department of the Hammond Woman's Club in the Central school kitchen. Miss Bell's demonstration pertained particularly to Christmas and a number of unusual and palatable dishes were prep red. Miniature Christmas tree decorated the service table where salads, conserves and Christmas dainties, prepared by Miss Bell, were displayed. About 75 women were present. The hostesses served a Christmas luncheon. Mrs. Glenn Ebright was chairman for the day and her assistants were: Mrs. B. S. Graves, Mrs. Mac Turner. Mrs. I. R. Taitt, Mrs. A. Stoikowitz, Mrs. Luke Kelly, Mrs. J. Floyd Irish. Mrs. Giles Warner. Mrs. Carl Nelson. Mrs. II. S. Voorheis. and Miss Alice Miller. CHRISTMAS THIMBLE PARTY. Guest day will be observed by the
T.T..nw..,.i woman's Club on i?auiiua , ot the Masonic temple.- It will be the annual Christmas thimble party of the club and will Ie in charge of the domestic science department. Mrs. V. S. Hutton is chairman and Mrs. John D. Smalley, vice chairman for the meeting. The gift of gifts ft box of Crane's Superfine Stationery at Nelson's. 12-13-2 CHARMING SOClAi TTJNCTION. The Hammond Country Club yesterday was the scene of a musical and thimble party for the ladies of the club and about forty were present to enjoy the afternoon. Mrs. F. O. Paige was heard for the first time in Hammond and she played exquisitely two violin numbers, the "Bercue" and "Sonate-de-Allegre." Mrs. George Hanaucr and Mrs. L. L. Bomberger sang two duets and with Mrs. Max Alaben sang a number of Christmas carols. The program also included numbers by the Ladies Quartette, composed by Mrs. Hannauer, Mrs. T. W. Oberlin. Mrs. M. E. First, Mrs. Bomberger. Mrs. Julius Dunsing. Mrs. G. D. Helgen. Mrs. Allaben and Mrs. John F. Wilhelm. Tea and cakes were served at the conclusion of tho program. Mrs. Julius H. Meyn. Miss Dorothy Crumpacker a.nd Miss Margaret Turner poured. STORT HOUR 70S CHILDREN. The story hour at the Hammond public library will be held at the usual hour from ten to eleven o'clock Saturday morning. December 16th. Christ-mast-stories will be told and all children are invited. HAVE GUEST FROM PANAMA. L. L. Gilkey f Balboa Heights. Canal Zone, Fanama. who lias been the guest of his sister. Mrs. K. II. McHie and Mr. McHie at their home. S64 So. Hohman street since Wednesday will conclude his visit here this evening. He will go to Mississippi, from there to Washington and on to New York City, from where he will sail Thursday, December 21. MEET WITH MISS MINAS. I The D. A. M. Club was entertained last evening by tho Misses Bess Spencer and Lucile Minas at the home of Miss Minas in Bimbach avenue. One of the features of the party was a ChristInias grab bag. MISS BURNS IS HOSTESS. The Sen-Is-Bel girls were entertained at a delightful Christmas party Tuesday evening by Miss Edith Burns at her home in Michigan avenue. A large Christmas tree which held gifts for the guests was a rretty decoration in the home. The tabic appointments were in the season's colors, red and green and during the evening a three course lunch1 con was served. The guests wyc Miss Schmur of Gary, tho Misses Margaret Halfman. Katherinc Meyers and Jessie Doekins. of Hammond and the following club members, the Misses Irene Goggin, Clara Spahn, Alma Gust of South Chicago. Grace Wickhorst. Irene Klose, Sadie MeGowim of Whiting and Mary Whalen of East Chicago. COMMITTEE MEETINO. The public morals committee will be in charge of the meeting of the civic department of the Hammond Woman's Club this evening at the home of the chairman, Mrs. Herbert Hutchens, SS8 South Hohman street. Mrs. Grace Conroy is chairman for the evening. The members will discuss' the sale of Red Cross seals in Hammond which they
The Biggest Clearing Sale of the Season All hats closed out regardless of former prices. CHRISTMAS GIFTS Hand Bags, Roll Hats, Fancy Neckwear, etc., all at popular prices. Open every evening until Xmas.
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5 .v1 . V rrrV , 7 - - 4 jtOT- -,'-,", yi-i-rirffmin rrait'j Dustin Farnum, Morosco-Paramount Star, and "Kid' VnTr. J Dustin Farnum Is a great lver of j children, and one of bis best pais i around the iloroseo -studio, where Paramount Pictures are made, la "Kid" yanTree, the son of the expert cameraman, James VanTree. Many times "Kid" plays opposite Mr. Farnum in pictures and always has the time of his young life. UP-TO-THE-MINUTE NEW YORK STOCKS CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. 'sAmerican Beet Sugar .110T American Locomotive 79 U American Can Co American Car Foundry 61U American Smelting 108li American Tel. & Telg Anaconda Sb'.n Atchison - 103 7 Baldwin Locomotive 68's Baltimore & Ohio Sl'i Bethlehem Steel 1....560 Canadian Pacific - 166 Colorado Fuel 45 "a Chandler Motors 104 'i Chesapeake & Ohio 63 s; Crucible Steel 6"',i Erie - 36 Great Northern Ore 117 Vz General Motors .". 102 7i Illinois Central 1041s Mex. Petroleum 98 Norfolk & Western ..136 Northern Pacific 110 Pennsylvania U. R 56 Peoples Gas - 1054 Pullman UV2 Republic Iron &. Steel 73 Reading 1071 Southern Railway 34 Southern Pacific 96s Texas Oil 198 FOUNTAIN PENS Buy Him or Her a Parker Lucky Curve Fountain Pen a gift .always appreciated, especially u it is a Parker. A written guarantee with each pen. Prices $1.50 to $10.00. J. W. MILLIKAN (Opp. Minas 5 and 10-Cent Store.) PATRONIZE One Buckle, a Good Quality for the monev, $1.25
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That is what one woman -writes after she and some of her women friends had proven the merit of Usit, the wonderful pure nut-oil Egyptian skin food. L'sit does all that this grateful woman could claim for it. No wrinkles cam stay where it Is applied at night before retiring. Usit means smooth clear youthful cortrplexions. in place of wrinkles and a faded old-looking face. It is food for the neglected, hungry, poorly nourished skin. It means lines are banished and .plumpness restored. No other treatment is necessary. If you are losing your youthful good looks, go today and get a bottle of Usit. Keep the beauty that means so much t you. Usit contains nothing, that will cause hair, growth and is positively guaranteed. For 60 cents any first-class druggist will supply Usit. Always put up in opal bottles. Take nothing else. Immediate relief to chapped fac and hands. For sale by Summer's Pharmacy and dealers everywhere Adv. U. S. Steel njii Union Pacific 144 ?i Utah Copper jn7 Western Union 100 Willys Overland ; oga; CI.OSE CHICAGO OH.AIN TUTTRES. WHEAT. December j j , "I1551 132 CORN'. December j - j Ma- - rrrr."r Ju,i' 8S OATS. December 45 May """" 50J July 4Sl CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. Hogs Receipts, 38.000; market, slow, 5 up; mixed, 0.5 to 10.13; good. 9.65 to 10.10; rough, 9.60 to 3.73; light. 9.20 to 9.93. Cattle Receipts. 3.000: market. steady; cows, 3.85 to 10.10; Texans, 7.73 to 9.10; calves, S.50 to 12.23. CHICAGO PRODUCE. Butter Creamery extras, 37$; creamery firsts, 36J to 37; firsts, 33J to 35; seconds, 32 to 33. Eggs Ordinaries, 33 to 36; firsts, 37 to 3S. Live Poultry Fowls. 13 to 17; geese, 16 to 17; turkeys, IS to 2J. MAKES LARGER, WHITER, SWEETER LOAVES AND ELIMINATES -FAILURES Absolutely dependable results in bread making are now possible tinder all conditions, by the use of HoMayde, a Bread Improver " which has been indorsed by women living in all sections of the United States and Canada. The Eread Improver not only eliminates all possible chance of failures on Bake Day, but makes larger, whiter and sweeter loaves. '"Ho-Mayde is an absolutely pure and wholesome product, which accelerates the yeast action and shortens the time of bread making to a consider-
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that Ho-Mayde will play a prominent part in reviving bread making which. ror tne average woman, is almost a lost art." GRIFFITH Mrs. M. Eastwood was a Hammond visitor yesterday. Truant Officer William Randolph of Crown Point, visited school here yesterday. J. M. Bateman of St. Louis, transacted business here yesterday. Mrs. J. Ferguson visited in Hammond, yesterday. DeLUX SATURDAY Douglas Fairbanks doesn't move a muscle for nearly 200 feet of film in his latest Triangle-Fine Arts play, "American Aristocracy". He has Just been hit on the head with a piece of lead ripe. CENTENARIAN LAID TO REST A widow for forty years. Mrs. Anna
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