The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-16

viii give early in November.
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Mrs. David Douden and Mrs. Charles
Louden Of Delevan Lake. wis. have
home after visiting Mr. and
Mrs. A. v. stevens and Mrs William |
Whitmore Of Hoffman street.
An illustrated health talk Of inter
est TO every woman will be given in the |
parlors Of the First NJ T. church /
Tuesday afternoon at 23O o'clock |
Subject Selected Admission free.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newcomer and |
Miss Mary Metcalf have returned to !
their home in Lowell after being the |
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. "A. Kinkade |
at their home in Douglas avenue.
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Robert Twfss. who has been spend
ing the past two months in Two |
rivers Wis, is home for a short visit |
with his family. Mr.. Twiss will re-
turn Thursday to complete his con
tract.
Mrs. william Jones entertained |
friends at dinner Saturday evening at
her home in May street, in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Huntley, who left
Hammond yesterday for their new
home in Holland. Mich.
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the First |
Presbyterian church viii be enter
tanned Wednesday afterndpn at 2
o'clock in the church parloEs by Mes
DANES Willitts and Arthur. All mem
bers are invited to ba present.
The social to have been given Mon |
day. Sept. 23rd. by the Young Ladies
Sodality of All Saints Catholic church
has been postponed indefinitely on ae-
count OF mission to be held at the
church the coming two weeks.
formal business meeting is called
of the Hammond Woman's Chorus for
Tuesday evening. Sept II. at the high
school building to decide the future Of
the chorus. Those that are interested
in the organization are requested to
be present.
Misses Anna and Mary Ibach left
this morning for GreencastIe, Ind,
where they will resume their studies
at DePauw university, after spending
the summer vacation with their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Ibach of South
Holman street. This is Miss Mary
Ibach's last year at DePauw
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Tho wedding OF Miss Maud Klee to
Herman Netn both of Milwaukee took
place in Hammond on Saturday, the
ceremony being performed by Judge
Jordan at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
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Mrs. Neill remained here over Sunday
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kascer.
Mrs. Max Smith entertained few
friends at dinner Friday in honor of
Mrs. William Hendrickson Of Cleve-
land, O. Music was enjoyed during
the afternoon. The guests We're Mrs
Smith, Mrs. Thomas Atkinson. Mrs.
Charles Ccroggins and Mrs. Hendrick-
son.
A very delightful surprise party was
given yesterday in honor of William
Herkner, who has just returned from
his visit in Europe, at his home in
Calumet avenue. The afternoon was
spent with games and music until at
o'clock an elaborate six course sup
per was served. The table decorations
were in green and pink. Carnations
were the flowers used in decorating
Mrs. Herkner was assisted in receiving
and serving by her daughter, Miss Mar
tina Herkner, Misses Della Prange and
Lena Kuhn. The guests were: Messrs.
and Mesdames V. Zienner. F. Raster,
William Winders, Otto Herkner, G Mi
lchaels, Mesdames S. Shade, Charles
Demmerling and F. Bolles.
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Miss Edith Goodwin gave a fare
well reception to Miss Orpha and Will
lam Smith. daughter and son of Rev.
L. S. Smith. who is leaving the First
NJ. Z. church of Hammond for st. Paurs
church al Lafayette, Ind, last Friday
evening at the home of NJ. N. Towle, 121
Ogden street. The evening was de-
lightfully spent with music and games,
after which q three course supper was
served. The Smith young people will
reside with their parents in Lafayette
but viii continue their studies at the
DePouw University during the winter
The guests were: Mrs. r. S Caller.
c. L. Surprise and A. L. Spohn, Misses
Etise2 Ebright, Frances Lake Edith
and Ethel Scherer. Frances Hutton.
Ethel. Ava and Linnie Crowell. Fannie
Rhustadt and Orpha Smith, Messrs. r.
5. Caller. Charles Surprise, A L Spohn,
W. Alice. Harry Henderson. T. L Moor,
Mortland. Rev Manferd Wright Of
Whiting Mr.. Beard and Mr. Ginkson Of
the Gibson Y. NJ. c. A, Mr.. Garrison
and ". NJ Smith.
Mrs. Morris ChamDaign en+er+ai,ad
a number of young ladies at dinner
Saturday evening at her home in Sib-
ley street 10 announce the engage
ment Of her daughter, Miss Emma to
William Love. Invitations were issued
70 eighteen young ladies and the party
was celebrated in honor of Miss Cham
paign's eighteenth birthday. The an
nouncement was given in a pretty man
ner. The place cards We're double
hearts of red and white. On the white
was written William and on the red.
Emma, with the name of the guest
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