The Lake County times., 1907-04-19
OVER THE TEA CUPS

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K. of p hall. The supper viii be serv-
ed from $50 until o'clock The sup
per promises to be very well attended.
as ali like affairs given by the society
have proved very successful An ex-
cellent menu has been selected and is
as follows: Roast beef, gravy. pota-
toes, macaroni and cheese. cabbage salt
ad. bread and butter, Jelly. pickles cof-
fee and lemon pie.
Miss Helen Harris Of East Chicago
attended the dancing party at Long
hall last evening.
A number of young ladies Of ST. Paul's
Episcopal church met in the parish
room last evening to organize a ST
Agnes guild The society viii un-
doubtedIy have an enrolment Of
thirty-fve members at their next
meeting, one week from Monday even
ing. After a short talk last evening
by the Rev. Charles Albert Smith, show
ing what the purpose Of the guild
should be, election Of officers took
place and are:
President-Miss Lena Lindner
Treasurer-Miss Clara Matthies
Secretary-AIiss Marie Hansen
Mrs T. ". Spencer of East chicago
was the guest of her sister, Mrs vii
liam Warfuel yesterday at her home
in Ann street
Mesdames Gardner and Roberts of
Columbus, o., are the guests Of Mrs
Finding and Mrs. Joseph Wichorst
at their home in Roberts avenue
49, Nrf,o DattFt has goua to EuRle-
wood to spend the weekend with rela-
tives.
Mrs. P. J. Kooy returned to her home
in Highland this morning after visit
ing the Misses Ida and Carrie Kody-
ker.
Mrs. Fl. e. Jones returned to her
home in Crown Point this morning af-
ter few days visit with Mrs. Richard
Jenkins at her home in North Holman
street.
Mrs. Mary Helms went to Merrill
Vile this morning to be the guest of
relatives over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs VanSickle spent last
evening in Chicago, the guest of
friends.
A number of young men Of Ham
mond met Wednesday evening in the
parish room of the Episcopal church
to organize a mems club. The object
of the club is primarily sociality, but
later speakers will be engaged. The
club Will meet once a month in the
church About fifteen members were
present, who after the business was
disposed OF. were served toaa luncheon.
The following officers were elected:
President-H. G. Mcfarland.
Vice President-Joseph B. Shaw ,jr.
ecretary-Robert Clarke, jr.
Treasurer-Henry B. Conkey
Mrs. Frank Hammond and little
daughters, Virgine and Alice went to
Chicago today to attend the matinee
performance of THE White MantE'
given by the pupils Of the Fallon high
school. Chicago. The leading role,
Princess Rodora, is taken by Miss
Miss Grace Weber. who formerly
lived in Hammond.
Mrs. Osburne at her home, IA Plum
mer avenue, had the members of the
Fleur de Lis club as her guests yester-
day afternoon. Cards were the after
moons entertainment at which honors
were won by Mesdames Seeley and
Kralowitz. Mrs. Charles Luthman re-
reived the consolation prize. Following
the games the hostess served her guests
with a two course luncheon. In the
dining room the decorations We're
prettily carried out in red and white.
The next meeting will be in two weeks
when Mrs. Seeley will entertain at her
home In State Line street.
One Of the pleasantest afternoon
parties enjoyed by the ladies of the
Up-to-Date Whist club was spent yes
terday when Mrs James Moor at her
home in Morton Court entertained the
club members The afternoon was de-
voted to cards at which Mesdames p.
l. Davis and Fred Eckhart won the
, honors. Mrs. II. Stevenson was award
ed the consolation prize. Following
the games an elaborate three course
luncheon was served in the dining
room where American beauty roses
We're used as decorations. The next
meeting will be on Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. stevenson
In Sibley street. The ladies present
Yesterday
Fred Eckhart. II. Stevenson, James
Moon. A. Hedricks. Eugene Turner
and Kent Young.
The dime social given last evening
by the young people of Friedens Evan
gelical church was very we'll attended.
probably thirty young people being
present The social was held at the
home Of Charles Jonas in Summer
street where a very pleasant and In
formal evening was spent with games
and music. Light refreshments were
served at a late hour.
A pleasant birthday party was given
in honor of Master Edward Kolb. cele-
brating his fourth birthday. The af-
ternoon was spent with different games
and amusements and in the meantime
n luncheon was served. The names of