The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-31
REUNION OF SUMMER
FRIENDS AT MRS. BELLS.
Hammond Folk Who Spent Heated
Term at Winnebago Park, Wis, En-
tertained at webb Street Home
Channg-Dish supper Served.

spent the summer with their friends at
Winnebago Park, Wis, was held yes
terday al the home of Mr.. and Mrs. I. T.
Bell. Mr. and Mrs Louis Hasse OF
street. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hasse or
Fond du Lac, Wis, who are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Bell We're the guests Of
honor Several musical numbers were
given, Mrs. c. G. Holman giving cor
net solo and Miss Irene Mott some
pfano selections. The decorations We're
suggestive of Halowe'e en-. chatting
dish supper was served in the dining
room. The guests present were Messrs
and Mesdames F. r. Mott, B. l. P. Bell
Peter Crumpacker, c. 9. Holman and
DIR. and Mrs. f. Dtsbrow Of Chicago
and the Misses Irene Mott, Caroline
Johnston. Harriet Crumpacker and
Grace and Gladys Bell; Messrs. Karl
Griffin, Ray Ames, William Hastings,
Peter Ripley Louis Johnston Robert
Mott and Roy and Bert Disbrow of
Chicago
Misses Swanton Of Sibley street will
entertain friends this evening.
Mrs Adolph Hirsch visited relatives
in Chicago this afternoon.
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Misses Clara and Pomona Portz were
visitors in Chicago this afternoon.
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Miss Eta Gastel will be the guest of
friends at dancing party in Chicago
this evening.
Mrs. E. L. shortridge of 112 Clinton
street. visited friends in Englewood
this afternoon.
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viii be hostess to a number of friends
this evening.
Invitations have been issued for
Halloween party in Chopin hall this
evening. ION the feast of Halloween"
Miss Lydia Hennin was the guest of
friends Monday evening 20 see Little
Johnny Jones" at Mcvicker's theatre in
Chicago.
DR. and Mrs. w. A. Buchanan will
entertain a few friends at cards this
evening in their rooms at 1913 Holman
street.
Miss Prudence Hitchcock of Nash
Vile, Tenn, will arrive in Hammond
tomorrow to spend a few weeks at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Turner.
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Miss Adelaide Bridges who has been
the guest Of MIR. and Mrs. John M. stin-
son for several days, returned to her
home In ottawa, Ind. this morning.
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The Juniors of the Methodist church
will give a dime social from 1880 to
$50. Thursday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Brennon, Rimbach
avenue
Mr. and Mrs. William Dysart, Miss
Ignore Shaw and Joseph Shaw. with a
party of Chicago friends will see Lit
tie Johnny Jones" at McVieker's the
arte in Chicago tonight
Misses Katherine and Lenore and
Joseph and George Shaw will be guests
of friends in Chicago at box party
Saturday evening, to see George Cohen
IN George Washington Jr." at the Co
lonial theatre.
The Hammond Womans chorus and
the Hammond Male chorus met together
for a rehearsal yesterday evening in
the Central school building. Fifty
were present and there Is promise, with
hard work. Of an excellent choral club
IN Hammond. under the capable direc-
ton OF the leader. Clark Leaning.
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A Halloween theater party consist
ing of Misses Deweese. Thum and
Meikle, Messrs. Bridge. Cleveland and
Woods. chaperoned by Miss Able. Latin
instructor in the high school, will see
"Ben-H ur" this evening at the Audi
torium in Chicago
The ladies of the missionary society
OF the First Presbyterian church wish
to extend most cordial invitation TO
the missionary societies of all the
churches In Hammond and to every one
who Is interested in missionary work,
to meet with them at a union meeting.
to be held in the Presbyterian church.
Friday afternoon. Nov. ?, at $50
o'clock. Mrs. D. B. Wells of Chicago
will give an address on The whispers
OF Gods Power"
Miss Pearl Bradford entertained sew
eral friends last evening at her home
129 Douglas street The evening was
spent with games and dancing. In a
gum contest Miss Dorothy Vinnedge
and James Vedder won the prizes. The
guests were Misses julia Reilley
Gertrude Twiss, Ruth Washington
Marie James, Dorothy Yinnedge Maud
Shea, Ileen Foley and Aleta Warner
Messrs. Harry Booth. Leslie Armstrong
Raymond Zoll. Merle Campbell, Leslie
Shearer. James Yedder and Charles
Newman.
St Bfary's orchestra Of East Chicago
will give a concert in Todd opera
house next Sunday evening at Sis
The orchestra is composed of thirty
girls and is under the direction of Rev
George Lauer. pastor OF st. Mary's
church in East Chicago. A program
OF twenty-three numbers, including
solos of various instruments and sing
Ing, has been arranged. One speoia
feature OF the program Is a cornet sole