The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09


Mr. and Mrs. Moor of Kansas City,
returned home last evening after
spending a few weeks in Hammond the
! guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Laws.
Misses Mildred Evans and Lottie
Donovan of East Chicago were the
guests Of Miss Florence SoIoman last
evening at her home in Michigan City.
The Busy Bee class of the Christian
church will give 8 pie social at the
home OF their teacher Miss Lillian Dixie.
S72 East State street. Thursday even
ing Oct. 10.
Word has been received from Will
lam Leitze who is visiting in Sioux
City. Ia, that he is recovering very
rapidly from serious operation per-
formed a few weeks ago.
All members of Silver Leaf Hive, L.
0. 7. NJ. are asked TO be present at
the meeting tonight in Longs hall.
Business of Importance will be trans
acted and it is desired that there be a
good attendance.
A pleasant dancing party was held
last evening in Longs hall and was
attended by a large number of young
people from Hammond and East Chi
| cago. McKelvey and Haviu furnished
the music for dancing.
DIT. Quayle. His voice. his person
ality, his gestures" are peculiar to him
self. You viii have an opportunity to
hear him next Monday evening, Oct.
14th at the First NJ. e. church. Ad-
mission SO cents.
Messrs. J. Oaks and J. Cook were
guests of honor at dinner party given
last eevning by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Arehart at their home in Charlotte ave-
nue.. The young men left today for
their home in the West.
The 18th district convention of the
w. r. c. Will be held at Valparaiso next
Tuesday Oct 18th. Miss Elizabeth
Scott of Hammond is Junior vice presi-
dent. Those from Hammond who will
attend the meeting are: Mesdames
Jaqua. Alene Mccoy. B. Dock and
Misses Eliza beth Scott and Kate Lamb.
An unusually large number of mem
bers were present at the meeting of the
Eastern Star last evening held in the
Masonic Temple The meeting was a
very enjoyable one. Several new men,
bers were initiated. after which re-
freshments were served and a pleasant
social hour INDUCED in.
The members of the Finde Sicle club
Iof East Chicago will meet tonight at
the home of Miss Jessie Deathe to
make arrangements for a dancing
party which they will give in the near
future. The Misses Ella Mae and
Blanche Mowry of Hammond viii at
tend.
The Deborah Aid Society of the
lChristian church will not meet at the
home of Mrs. Warrick as announced
last night. They will meet with Mrs.
lFleiger of 619 State street to make
arrangements for the rummage sale to
begin October 18th. All members are
urged to be present.
To me DR.. William A. Quayle is the
most entertaining and instructive lee
turer I have ever heard and 1 have
heard many of the best speakers.-Gov-
, ernor VIII Cumback. Next Monday
evening DR.. Quayle lectures at the
First Methodist church on Abraham
Lincoln. the First American" Procure
tickets now
Mrs. p. J. Henry entertained the
members of the Acme Social club at
her home, 213 State street yesterday
afternoon. The afternoon was pleasant
~ devoted to cards and pretty prizes
were awarded Mrs. II. Cappis and Mrs
B. Kinney for winning the highest
number of games. A delicious lunch
con was served. The club will meet
= again Wednesday afternoon when Mrs
B. Kenney entertains them at her home
23S Indiana avenue. All the members
i. were present at the meeting yester-
day and Miss Mamie Reiser was the
only guest.
A most delightful musical treat is II
= store for all who attend the musica
to be given Thursday evening. Oct. 10th
in the parish room of St. PauPs Episco
r pal church. The entertainment is giver
a under the auspices of the Ladies' Guile
of the church and they have plannet
a splendid program. Miss Elsbetf
Korrer of the Conservatory of Leipsi,
will sing. Miss Korrer is we'll known
on the concert stage and her Hammond
friends will be glad to hear her agair
e since her return from abroad Mrs c
/ G.. Holman will give a cornet solo II
! her usual charming way and Mis-.
Elizabeth Mettler's plano solos will adj
e greatly to the attractiveness of TIT
t program.
l have heard DR.. William A. Quayl
or several occasions and every time h
g grows better. I consider him the mos
v inspiring speaker that I have nstene'
q to, and no man will hear him but will
be willing to pay twice the ordinar.
= admission fee to hear him again.. S
: Snyder. DR.. Quayle lectures at tn
: First Methodist church next Monda,
evening, Oct 14th. Admission so cents
Mrs. John NJ. Stinson entertained TIL
: | members of the Martha society of tn
: First Christian church at a quilting
party yesterday at her. home in Ma,
street. The ladies came in the morning
Q and enjoyed a dinner after which tn
n day was spent with sewing. Man,
: ladies were in attendance and all re
port a very pleasant day.
The first meeting Of the year of tn
X Literature committee of the Hammon
Il Woman's club was held yesterday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Edit
1. Krinbill. 25 Rimbach avenue. Their
d was very good attendance and a yer