Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 196, Hammond, Lake County, 10 February 1922 — Page 6
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THY TIMES. Fridav. Februarv 10. 1D22.
Personal and
Social News
KVK.MNG HOI It n.V.NCK
The evening- hour department of the Hammond Avian's Club pave a very aeliffhtful and successful dancing and card party Wednesday evening in the Iviffhts of Pythias Halt. Hancing was enjoyed In the bai! room, prettily decorated with hearts and cuplds, and an excellent musical program was furnished y lAelmn's orchestra. Delicious punch wa-s served between dajices. On the second floor, bridg-e, Ave hundred and pinochle were pla3-ed progressively, and twelve interesting prfzes were given the holders of hit;h scores. During; the evening-, a. very enjoyable program waa griven by the pupils of Miss Geraldine Swanson, Instructor of dancing- in the Hammond Masical Col. The little people were all exquisitely costumed and their frolics were ably accompanied by Xfiss UHlian VhItakcr, pianist. Thi prog-ram included: Japanese Doll AJberta. Fisher Plllischer and Margaret Van Sickle rfteetharts Rose Spanish I;o!ero Hdith Knapp
Bohling: and Mary Josephine Kidney Gypsies Alice Wishing- Hi nff. Dorothy Nessel, Ruth Stevens, Helen Wise, Kvelyn Bates, Gertrude Cocper and Klsie Ormlnaki Toe Dance Violet Milne AME PLEASE! How many of the fair sex in the city of Hammond have been christened the name of "Theodora?" 'To all those thus honored will be mailed tickets for "two seats" for the opening night, Monday, February 13. to witness their namesake, the great "Theodora", in the most gorceous spectacle f all time. Kindly rend your full name and address to the rarthenon Theatre and two admiaslon tickets will be mailed you. Mrs. William D. Thorn charmingly entertained at lnncheon yesterday In the Hotel TjaSalle of Chicago for the members of the Magazine Cliib and a few guests. A long table in the salle a manp'r was Aery attractive with a wide red rRbon running- table-lensrth.
Economy Grocery and Market 81 State Street, Hammond, Ind. Telephone Hammond 49 HOME CURED AND SMOKED SKINNED HAMS Lb. . .25c
Pork Lob Roast, per lb
Pork Shoulder Roast, 1 Ol
Neck Bones, per lb Pork Hearts, per lb.
20c
3c 5c
Boneless Veal Roast, J O per lb. .......... Pot Roast, 15c
F1 Ox Tails. per lb
FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS
10c
OUR ROYAL BLEND COFFEE 3 pound for
$1.00
Club House Pineapple, 1 3 large cans for
50c 19c 53 c
23c
Calif. Apricots, 3 large cans. . . Apple Butter, per jar Prererves, all pure fruit. 2-lb. jar. .
Red Salmon, tall can
Vanilla or Lemon Ex- 1 tract, per bottle... Red Cross Spaghetti, or Skinner's Macaroni. 9r 3 for fctOC
Ivory Soap Flakes, 3 pkgs. for
25c
FREE DELIVERY TO AIL PARTS OF THE CITY
and on each end was a beautifully
wrought silver Ciindlabrum with lighted red tapers. The centerpiece wu qulta low, a lovely bouquet of scarlet, white and red-veined tulips. The
luncheon, served to twenty ladies, was
delicious and exquisitely appointed. The afternoon was dslghlfully spent socially. -- The history department of the Hammond Woman's Club, which was to have met on Monday, has postponed the. meeting- on account of the death of one of the members, Mrs. Farley Dunbar. Mr. and Mrs. John Harton of Chicago have moved here and taken one of the Kleiheire apartments on Sibley street. The Iedy Maccabees will give a pedro party tonig-ht at the homo of Mrs. Thomas Highlands 519 Lyons street. Everybody is invited. Mrs. A. C. Shaffer of Clark's Hill, Ind., is the house gruest of her son, J. C. Milliken and family of Hyde Park. Mrs. Shaffer formerly lived in Hammond and baa a great many (friends here. The Junior Home Guards of the First M. E. church will meet in the church on Saturday afternoon at half past two o'clock, when the new officers will be installed by the pastor. This will be an important meetins and every member is urg-ed to be present. A cordial Invitation is extended to the
mothers and to ail those who are interested In the work of the Horn Guard boys. Mrs. Elmer CoKins o Mulberry street deligrhtfully entertained the South Side Pleasure Club yesterday afternoon in her home. A dainty and delicious course luncheon was served to twelve gruests In the dining room, where the table was lovely with American beauties, in a silver basket, red candles in silver candlesticks and Valentine place-cards. During: the afternoon games and music were enJoyed. The next meeting will be held February the twenty-third at the home of Mrs. George Eaton of Arcadia Court.
I Mrs. William J. HosMnffS entertained the Thursday Afternoon Bridge Clufb yesterday at. luncheon in her at
tractive bungalow on uysiop fiace. The table, covered with exquisite Madeira, va daintily appointed with delicate silver and crystal. There was a lovely bouquet of eweet peas, freesia and narcissus. The course luncheon was delicious, and during
I the afternoon bridge was played.
Honors were made by Miss Bernlee
Jacobson, house guest of Mrs. Robert Smith of Kenwood. Miss Ieoda 51cAleer will entertain th club in two weka In her home on Webb street. Julius H. Meyn, who haj (been In the Wesley Hospital of Chicago for fhe past two weeks, has returned to his home in Glendale Park and is gTeatiy improved.
two o'clock in the home of Ivatherine Matthews, 51" One Hundred Fiftieth street. Dorcas Itebekah Ixxls-J meet to morrow evening, and the birthday party,' which was to have been held then, has been postponed for one week on account of the meeting in the temple. There will be no. degree practice. Miss Ireane Carter lsft this morning for Ann Arbor, where she will be Virgil Reltr's guest at the junior prom and will attend the Beta Tht ta Phi house party. Mr. Tteiier is a Beta. Mrs. James Stuart Ellis of Blnckstone avenue, Chicago, will entertain tomorrow afternoon for Miss Kathryn
Sharrer, who is to be a spring bridfe. Mrs, B. U r. Bell has issued cards for a bride luncheon to be given Thursday, February the sixteenth, in har home on Webb street. Mrs. P. G. Moorhead will enfcrtaln the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club in her home on Detroit street on Monday.
LIVE LOCAL NEWS "ADS"
Wassey's Pleating Shop iDnimnKixo. stampivc, item. STITCIIIXG. Ill'TTOX liOl E. BLTTO COVERING, BIUIDIVU, RCCHIWG, FACr STITCH IX G. 1 STATE STREET, PHO.VSS II A M. al. U 44L.
Soine people "blow up" when they try to rle.'tn clothes v,it.h gasoline use Cine Devil. ' i.'-6-6t
Goldfish as Companions. Goldfish swimming in i rol are good for the sick room, say some Detroit physicians, as moving objects induce patients to forgot their pains, and it is mid this tendency is more rronounced in rhe a prod and very young. Canaries, it. i said, share with' goldfish the honor of being the chief animate entertainment to the sick.
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MASONIC NOTICE
Garfield Lodge 663 F. & A. M. will hold a called meeting Friday evening, Feb,. If1. 7:Crt o'clock. K. A. degree. Members requested to at-
ViKitors welcome. J. J. FT KHTiMEYETS. W. M.
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Mrs. Max Stiglitz of Sibley; street entertained the Indiana Jewish Ladies' AJd Sodicty yusterctiy aifttmoon in hr home for the regular monthly business meeting. There were about thirty ladles from Hammond, Indiana Harbor, East Chicago and Whiting, After a delightful afternoon dainty refreshments were served. M:ss Bernlee Jacobson, of Clinton. Iowa, Is the house pu"M of Mr. and Mrs. Robert .Smith, of Kenwood. Mrs. Georgs St. John, of Truman
boulevard, who underwent a serious operation last Monday in St. Margaret's
Hospital, ia convalescing nicely. Dr.
B. W. Chidiaw is the attending physician. t lira. L. J. Haefer, who has been very
lllfor the past week in her home on Truman boulevard, is greatly improved.
Mrs. Haefer's daughter, Mrs. Marguerite Hester, has been quite ill in her mother's home and was able yesterday to be removed to her own home on Fields avenue. Deborah Aid Society will have a
bake bale tomorrow in the Christian church.
Hammond Musical College i Piano. Voice. Violin. Public Spealt ' log, Ukelcle, Banjo, Mandolin. Guita? '
uaucing, Dramatic Art. X0-i
I take Blue Devil with me In the tul-e to make me sweet. 2-5-Ct
ANNOUNCEMENT Atigelo Prisco, th? barber, wishes to announce to his many friends he ha.il.m.d a slio.n at IIS Sibley St. 2-6-tU
fome people "blow u-" wl.cn th-y j try to clean clothes With gasoline i use Blue !jv.I. 2-6-Gt !
ANNOUNCEMENT. We wish to anroanp.1 the opening of the American Bunch at 231 Kast State
street, serving the best short orders in U'W-n. (Jive u.s a trial. 2-7-1 !
OTIC IJ. If troubled niili .sore feet .ee Dr.
Williams & r
S f'ot sjif-cialists arid
chiropodist?. Ail foot ailment trca t-
ei fiucoes.-fully. Ofriee l.'i State St. Room -n7. Office hours D a. nu to 5 p. m. K'.ening by appointment. 2-10-2
Saengerbund Fidilia. Our annual grand prize masquonirtn hall will he held .Saturday, Feb. 23. aI.'ntty Hall, J200 in priz'.- civen to the best costumes. Admission 75 cents a person. 2-8-1 1
For Saturday Only! Freshly Cut aroations
In White, Pink or Red Bunch of 25
Bunch' of 12 for 39c
Mies Emma Claos of Gary ana Miss Ruth Uric of Elkhart are th hous g-uests of Rev. and Mrs. Theodort Claua of Bauer street for the weekend. The Irving School L. T. L. will meet tomorrow afternoon at half past
ARREST CHINAMAN
FOR ASSOCIATING The cases against Lee Sing, Chin
ese porter at the Gary Hotel, charged with associating with Dorothy Norman, 24 years old, -and Allen Gaston. 22 years old, charged with keeping a house of ill fame, who were arrested at 926 Broadway, in Gafy, la--t night, were continued until tomorrow morning.
Geo. DeRolf, 329 Oak s-t. repairs electrical articles, viz: Irons, Toasters Fans, Sweepers, Household Motors. Hair Clippers, Vibrators, etc. Work called for and delivered. Phone lo'-l-R. 2-7-10
THOHMOV MIVHRAL WATtlt. For prompt d livery call G. Brumm Sc Son, 16 Wen Mason tt. Phone 3115 Hammond? 2-y-6
NOTIFIED OF DEATH OF MRS. D. W. FORAN Cpon the receipt of a telegram by Chief of Police Forbls of Gary last night, the police notified Dan Fitzgerald a watchman employed 1n the mill of tho death of Mrs. P. W. I'orum. Sir. Fitzgerald left for Ohio this morning.
NOTICE.
Have disposed of lh Coffee Bowl Inn, 72 Plummcr nf. I will not be responsible for any further de-bts. 2-10-1 RUDOLPH MI3LHCH.
Alma R. Harrington, .dress Making. Embroidery Work, Beading. also .Ladies Tailoring. 401 Summer Blvd. Phone 42P6-W. 2-1'J-l
OTIlU If troubled with soro feet see Dr. Williams & Pons, 't s-pecialists and chiropodist?;. All to..,. tslments treated .successfully. (Office iS5'.s State St. Room 207. Offi.-e huurs 9 a. tiu to 5 p. in. Kvening by appoint ment . 2-l-2
Saturday Only Sale of Potted Plants Hardy Species
Hyacinths Large Size
Primroses in 4-inch Pots 29c Cyclamen in 5-inch Pots 39c
Large Size
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69c
FERNS
98c
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Odds and Ends from oar 1921 Stock to be Sold at Less than Wholesale Cost The greatest sacrifice of furniture that has been announced in Hammond at any time within the last twenty-fire years. An opportunity to save yourself more than 609c on every piece of furniture you need for your home. The worldwide business depression, covering the entire year of 1921, during which time the public practically stopped buying, has left us with an unbelievable quantity .of unsold merchandise. This stock must be converted into money, no matter how great the loss is to us. It represents tied-up cash, because it cannot be carried over nor turned back to the manufacturers; therefore, we offer you this greatest cf all furniture sales, and we believe that your knowledge of genuine values will be the means of guiding you to our store for a share in the wonderful bargains that we arc offering at this time. Sale begins Saturday, February 1 1th, for ten days.
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Limited Space permits cf our mentioning only afewofthewonderful bargains to be found at this Sale.
Let Nothing Keep You Away from Our Greatest Discount Sale. It will pay you to come miles
THREE-PIECE OVERSTUFFED SUITE This massive 3-piece Overs-tuffed Parlor Suits'lias spring edges and a it j iL f spring back; cushions arc equipped with inner springs that prevent them from matting down or flattening Q attend til IS CVCnt out. This suite comes in either vclour or tapestry covering, exposed parts of the frame are finished in brown
mahogany. Regular $250.00 value. Reduced during our great ten-day After-Inventory J 37.50
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Combination
sale to
R
ange
This Combination Range is a most wonderful buy for the money. It has four holes for coal and four holes for ga Bakes bread good enough for the best of them. Going at this sale up from
$59.50
WILUAM AND MARY TABLE AND CHAIRS This William and Mary table and four chairs to match 4Q50 is the biggest bargain we've offered in years. The five pieces for only
oyal Easy
Chair
This Royal Adjustable Easy Chair is one of the greatest souces of comfort to be found in the entire house. It is strong and durable, has reclining, back) and adjustable foot rest. In all the popular .finisnes, for this sale,
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FURNITUR
214-216-218 State Street
Opposite Post Office
Hammond, Indiana