The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-17

opposition her parents always showed
against the young man.
GRIDIRoN HEROES ENTERTAIN.
Last Saturday evening the football
team of the Hammond high school en-
tertained a number of their friends in
the X. OF p hall at an elaborate BAN
quet The hall had been prettily dec
GRATED with the high school pennants
and in the middle of the apartment
football was suspended from the
chandelier The table decorations were
purple and white. Covers were laid for
thirty-one. During the course of the
evening the young people enjoyed dane
ing. the music being furnished by Miss
Rose Kolb. A short program was given
including piano duet by the Misses
Emma Champaign and Mae Hanson;
two pretty vocal solos "A Creole Low
ers' Song" and It's Lonesome Tonight"
by Miss Lillian Thompson. Miss Norma
Robbins sang delightfully."-, Prudence"
and Pretty Little Kate After the
program the guests repaired to the ban
quet room. Charles Shea was toast
master The guests were; Misses Lillian
Thompson, Hazel LaRue. Pearl Brad
ford, Florence Shea, Ruth Sohl, Mae
Hanson, Norma Robbins, Edna Oder
Lulu De Weese, Frances Hutton, Bardie
Ripley and Ethel Hoffman; Messrs
Thomas Blair, Leslie Armstrong, Floyd
Murray, Raymond zohl Robin Amoss,
Merne Stevens, Chauncey Hoffman,
Dana Summers, Fred Ebert, Hollis
Hunter, Arthur Borman. Wesley Bur
well, Ralph Parsons, Zolton Belanyi,
!. Raymond Fox, James Vedder and
Charles Shea.
Miss Katherine Afnsworth of Crown
Point was the guest of Miss Elsa Mase-
pohI, 252 Webster avenue. on Satur-
day.
Miss Ethel Ebright spent Sunday
in Hamilton Park. Chicago. the guest Of
Miss Ethel Merrill.
Miss Myrtle Merryweather of Chi
cago spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. A. Z. Merryweather. $50 South
Holman street.
Cards have been issued announcing
the coming marriage of two popular
young East Chicago people, Miss Edith
Wickey to Thomas Davis, to take place
at the brides home Thursday. Dec. %
Both young people are very well
known in Hammond.
A number of Hammond people at
tended the dancing party given by the
Office force of the G. H Hammond COM
pany, Friday evening in Forum hall
Hyde Park Sietz' orchestra OF Chi
cago furnished the music for the
dancing. 1t is estimated that one
hundred and fifty couples were in at
tendance. Those from Hammond were:
Misses Elsa Masepohl. Marie Kepert
and Louis Ines and Ernest Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brunt and Mrs
Shaver of South Chicago. We're the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Brunt
450 Plummer avenue. Sunday after
noon.
Miss Laura Mather is spending the
day with relatives in Windsor Park.
Miss Minnie Haines was the guest of
her parents IN Ravenswood for the
weekend.
Miss Nina Petit visited In Engle-
wood over Sunday.
Miss Edna Brooks spent the week
end with relatives in Crown Point.
Mrs. 0. c. E. Mathies is spending the
day in Chicago. the guest OF friends
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A box social viii be given by the
Deborah society OF the ladies of the
Christian church on Thursday evening
OF this week. No charge will be made
for admission Besides a pleasant So
eial the following program Will be
given: Cornet duet Davis brothers;
vocal solo, Jesse Beebe; reading. Fran
els Hamacher; piano duet Bonnie
Haynes and Frances Lake; piano solo.
Mrs. J. Arthur Davis. and vocal solo.
Is promised all who attend.-12-1T-3t
ATTENTION LADIES-We know lots
of husbands and husbands to-be who
are dying for a box of Champ Clark 5
Or American Girl cigars for Christmas.
Drop us a card. Hardiug's Cigar Mfg.
Co, 40S Michigan aveRue.-12-1T-eod.
The men of the II Z. church held a
meeting Sunday afternoon at the church
to discuss the organization of a society
known as the Brotherhood of St. Paul
The work was presented by Rev. L. A.
Smith and Clark Leaning. after which
it was decided to form a society and
officers We're elected to serve until Jan.
/. when a permanent organization will
be IN effect The next meeting will be