The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-15


their guests to Fraternity hall, above
the gas Olive where they were re-
ceived by Messrs. Spellman and Mar
den. The regular business or the
chorus was first disposed of after which
an excellent program was rendered
Messrs. James Carr proved royal en-
tertainer. giving several amusing
stores and readings. Miss Edith Good
man and Professor Clark Leaning
then gave serevaI musical numbers on
the program. a banquet followed the
program and the chorus. as well as
their many friends spent most pleas
ant evening
Miss Bessie Purdy of Lowell, is Wis
iting friends in Hammond for few
days.
A number Of the young people Of the
Hammond high school gave Jolly
surprise party last evening on John
Burnham, member Of the senior class
at his home in Hegewisch.
The Junior Endeavor Ct the First
Presbyterian church gave a Valentine
party in the parlors Of the church last
evening. The evening was very de-
lightfuIly spent with features sug-
gestive of St. Valentine The party
was well attended
Mr. and Mrs A. Zimmerman Of
Pittsburg, Pa, came to Hammond to-
day to make their home with Mr.
Frank Eschenbach and family in West
State street.
Oren Ritter OF Elkhart, Ind. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. R. V. Porch
and family of East State street.
Mrs. 0. w. Trimble of Burnham visit
ed with friends in Hammond yester-
day
and Mrs. Kiersey in Durham yester-
day.
Miss Nellie southworth of Griffith
was the guest of Miss Mabel Post at
her home in Rimbach avenue yester-
day.
Miss Lillian Gregory has returned
home after few days visit with Mrs.
George Phillips in Durham.
Miss Mae Atwood of Lowell is here
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
c. r. Sherard. for a few days.
Mesdames Sarah Patton and ]. S.
Doe of Burnham visited with friends in
Hammond yesterday.
| Mrs. a. A, Kunert of Toleston was
here Wednesday visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Nina Petit went to EngIewood
to visit at the home of relatives over
Sunday.
Miss Lobitz is prepared to dc all
kinds of fancy sewing. Easter gowns
and evening waists specialties. Suite
500 Hammond butlding.-2-14-9t.
| At the meeting Of the W. R. c. last
evening in memorial hall. the officers
who were absent at the time off install
lation We're installed into their offices
| by DR.. Mary E. Jackson. The various
committees for the joint reception of
the w. r. C. and G. A r., Saturday
evening were appointed after the lodge
session closed. the many guests en-
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luncheon was served and valentines
were given as souvenirs.
Mrs. c. c. TowIe. at her home, 122
ogden street, entertained a number of
friends at a valentine party last even
ing for Misses Beryl Eastwood and
Leah Schroyer. The decorations were
beautiful hearts of various sizes in
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| chandeliers. The windows and door
ways ware festooned with the hearts.
Cupid's little darts and arrows were
also in evidence. A delicious luncheon
was served in the dining room where
the color scheme was carried out in
red and white The young people who
were guests Of Mrs. Towle were:
Misses Leah Schroyer Beryl Eastwood
Pearl and Bertha Whitmore, Mae Olson,
Zelda Love, Miss Sareber. Mae Young
and Hattie Holcraft. Messrs Donald
Hoke Harry Towle. Shester Eastwood
Roy Olson. Robert Holcraft, Charles
Blossard. Sareber Howes and Clarence
Tuley.
The children in the kindergarten de-
partment of the Riverside school en-
tertaiined Miss Sylvia McClairs room
yesterday afternoon at a valentine
party. The children served dainty re-
freshments to their guests and gave
them pretty little valentines as SOU
veniers Of the afternoon. The guests
spent very pleasant time with games
and report their little hosts and host
esses charming entertainers.
Miss Bessie Ripley entertained the
teachers OF the Lincoln school at a
dinner and valentine party last even
ing al her home in Henry street. The
house and table decorations were very
prettily carried out, suggestive OF St
Valentine. The guests were Misses
Anna Holmes. Lulu Synmes. Dorothy
Bowen. Mable Almond, Lora Kimball.
Inez Nickel. Idabelle Daugherty and
Lille Mccoy.