The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-13

Season-seventy-fiv Guests Present.
One Of the most charming parties
of the winter was given yesterday af-
teTnoon by Mesdames IL j. Sharrer
and o. A. KrinbIl at the home Of Mrs.
Sharrer in South Holman street. The
party was given as an Abraham Lin
coin celebration and IN keeping with
its character the home was prettily
decorated in red white and blue. At
the beginning Of the afternoon each
guest present was asked to draw a
sketch Of her husband and these when
finished were put on display and a
committee asked to vote on their rival
merits. Mrs. W. q. Belman won the
prize which was a bunch OF roses.
Then program followed with a piano
solo by Mrs. Minard, who was not let
go until she had also contributed an
encore number
Mrs. +. F. Johnston sang a solo and
rendeded "Bartletts Dream" as an en-
core Mrs Smith gave splendid
reading which was followed by two
numbers of DeKoven's ITO Rose"
and "Roselay" by Mrs. l. L. Bomberg-
er. AS an encore Mrs. Bomberger sang
Tit for Tat"
At the close of the program the
guests We're invited into the library
where there were four bottles Of per-
fume. The object was to tell the kind
of perfume by the fragrance. Mrs.
Walter Hammond for winning first
prize, received a bottle Of cologne
The hostesses served delicious re-
fReshments to their guests, who mum
bered probably seventy five Of eighty.
Among the out Of town geusts We're
Mesdames Charles Germany Of En-
giewood. Charles Oatman of Hyde
Park, Warren Smith Of Windsor Park
J. c. Graves OF Windsor Park, Hale
and Abe Ottenheimer Of East Chicago
Misses Beatrice Wolff of Mansfield, o.
and Alma Zinke Of Fon du Lac, Wis
The Eagles last evening were hosts
to many friends at a Llncoln's birthday
party in the club rooms in South Hob
man street. "a very excellent home tall
ent vaudeville performance was ar
ranged by Charles T. FIagg for the
evening, and those who took part were,
Misses Maud Pannenborg, Anna Koeg-
Ter, Messrs Barnie Young, Murphy,
James Carr, Max Bear and William
Warfuel. After the program, which
caused much merrlment among the
guests program Of dances was ar
ranged by Henry Burge. The music
for the dancing was furnished by Bar
ME Young. At the close Of the even
ing a luncheon was served to fully one
hundred and thirty five guests. Charles
f, Flagg. Henry Burge. nj. NJ. Towle,
jr, and u. Hirsh. those on the com
mittee for entertainment are given
great credit for the success of the
fno
most enjoyable ever given in Ham
mOnd.
Mrs. Frank Malo entertained this af-
ternoon for Mrs. Harry Bartlett Of |
Chicago, who is her guest for few
days Mrs Malo is entertaining for |
Mrs. Bartlett in celebration Of her first /
wedding anniversary. Mrs Bartlett |
will be remembered as Miss Alma Bor- I
man. The guests at the party We're |
Meslames Ida Haefer, Florence Wolf, /
Arthur Pannenborg ana Miss Elize
Prietz.
Mrs. Carroll at her home 269 Oakley |
avenue. gave dinner party last night I
for Miss Bessie Elliott. who is visiting +
here from Dolphin, Ind.
The ladies Of the Modern Maccabees +
will meet Thursday afternoon in the
I. O. O. F. hall. All members are urged I
10 be present as there are several mat /
lers of Importance to be brought be-
lore the members.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. G. KfngwiI will en-
terrain the members Of the 3. Is. X. i
Whist club at a Valentine party Thurs