The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-03
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enceS. InOugn appearing on the same
platform with the best lecturers in
America, DR.. Smith was easily the peer
Of any Of them and excelled by one.
George II. Simmons, Peoria. ILL.,, presi
dent Twentieth Assembly, 1901.
A farewell reception viii be given
Mr. and Mrs. W =. Shirley in the par
Tors Of the First Presbyterian church,
Thursday evening at O'Clock. most
cordial invitation is extended TO all
who desire to attend.
Daniel T.. Kelly Of Valparaiso is in
Hammond today on business.
G. II. Gehrke Of Hobart is a bust
ness visitor in Hammond today.
Robert MacAleer is in Valparaiso to
day on business.
Robert Fendig has returned from a
few days visit with relatives in Rens-
selaer.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Gehrke or Whit
ing, We're the guests or Mrs. Gehrke and
family of West Hammond yesterday
Miss Ruth Brenneman has returned
from a few days visit with relatives In
Columbia City. Ind
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Evans went to
Chicago Heights this morning 10 be
the guest of relatives for few days
Henry Newcomer has returned to
Lowell after a short visit with Ham
mOnd friends.
Mrs. Thomas Walker of Spokane.
Wash, who has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. w j. MacAleer. Of Webb
street went TO Valparaiso today to be
the guest of Mrs. Mary Hemstock
Mrs CHM Of East Chicago. spent yes
terday afternoon with Mrs. Gehrke of
West Hammond.
George Miller was IN Dolton. H.. to-
day
Mrs. d. c. Atkinson and mother. Mrs.
Knapp are visiting in Chicago today
Mrs william Herkner and daughter.
Miss Martha. will visit in Chicago to-
morrow.
Mrs Hoover and AR and Mrs. Frank
Summers went to Monon, Ind, to at
tend Mr.. Hoover's burial
Mrs J. c. Wolf and Mrs ". J. Win
cry are visitors in Chicago today.
The choir of the German Evangelical
church has reorganized for the year
with several new members. Miss Lena
Under will be organst and Mr. Gus
will meet every Wednesday night for
rehearsal.
Mrs. Henry Faber and Mrs. NJ. Roths-
child are spending the day in Chicago
All members of Triumph Council, D. of
L.. are requested to be present tonight
at the regular meeting in I. o. O. F.
hall. Business of Importance Will be
discussed.
All members of the Hammond chorus
are requested to be present tonight at
the rehearsal for the concert they will
give Thursday evening, Dec - in
Towie's opera house.
The lecture given by DR. Frank g.
Smith. of Chicago, before crowded
house of students and faculty on The
Man for our Times" was one of the
best lectures we ever listened to, and
all are loud in its praise DR.. Smith is
pleasant man, inspires his audience
with confidence at once and is able to
hold the exacting attention of his hear
ers from first to last without reserva-
ton. l recommend him to all who are
in search of a really first class lee
turer.-A. J. Wye, secretary of the agri-
cultural department, University of Min
nesota, DR.. Smith lectures on The
Man for Our Times" at the First Meth
odist Episcopal church. Thursday evenl
ing. Dec. 5.
The history committee of the Ham
mond Woman's club was entertained
Monday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
J. T. Hutton in Ogden street. Thirty
members were present. Mesdames A
+. Vedder and II. NJ Lundt had the
program in charge. 1t was the first
lesson on the study Of Holland and
the following very interesting and in
structive program was given
Piano Solo. ....... Miss Edith Goodman
Paper on Holland. 49,. Mrs. Eta Dake
Paper on Zealand Mrs. J. G. Graves
Vocal Solo .....(a) Du BiSt vie eines
Blume; (h) Dichterliebe. .........
................ Mrs. Eugene Cooper
The Dutch Masters. Mrs. NJ. Rothschild
Short Talk on Art ........ Mrs. Cooper
Piano Solo. ....... Miss Edith Goodman
After the program the ladies en-
joyed social hour during which Mes
DANES Vedder and Lundt, assisted by
Mesdames Henry Faber and W II. Cost
fin served a Dutch lunch.
The next meeting win be held at the
home of Mrs ] NJ Turner, 419 Tru-
man avenue and will be in charge of
Mrs Turner and Mrs Wolf assisted
by Mrs Whitby and Mrs. Stinson. The
lesson viii be on the city Of Rotter-
dam
Miss Mayme Laws OF Crown Point
was the guest Of Miss Frances Lundt
Sunday at her home in Williams street
Miss Nuriel Wilcox. who has been
spending the past few DAYS with her
parents. AR and Mrs A. f. Wilcox of
conkey avenue returned g Evanston