The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-30

Paurs Lutheran church at p. m. Those
present We're: Mr. and Mrs. George
W. Shade Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Kintzle,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schwingendorf,
Miss Sophie Blohm, Miss Linnie Schwin-
gendorf, Miss Linnie Jesering, Miss
Edna Graves Miss Linda Graves, Ar
thur Graves, Thomas McMud. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A Lisc of Chicago, Miss Man
da Schwingendorf, Herman Grisendorf,
Otis Smith.
Miss Mary HaIam of Houston. Tex,
who has been visiting in Chicago for
few weeks came to Hammond yester
day to be the guest Of the Misses Han
sen at their home in Rimbach avenue
before leaving for different points in
Ohio.
The fashion special for this week
Girls Box Calf lace shoe, foot form
shape. Neatly styled and won't lose
it's shape. VIII look, fit and wear as
we'll as any $500 shoe, our leader at
$3.50. Sizes II to 2. Room 212 Ham
mond Building. Ortt & Towle Shoe Co.
adv.
At last nights regular meeting Of
Odd Fellows, Calumet No. COL had for
applications for membership the follow
ing: VIM. Van Badegraven, Rein De-
Box, Simon Vanderpol, Thomas Casey,
Louis DIETRICH, Albert Anderson, and
eleven others who received the third
degree. J. V. Keller of Indianapolis
addressed the goodly audience on true
oddfellowship."
Mrs. Max Smith entertained a few
ladies at her home, ,369 Walter street,
Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. A.
Reed and Mrs. E. Drummonds of Indi-
ana Harbor The afternoon was de-
voted to music, after which delicious
luncheon was served. The guests were
Mesdames Reed and Drummonds of In
diana Harbor, T. Atkinson, W. Hender-
son, c. Scroggins and Max Smith.
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Mrs. NJ. Louisa Woods returned to
Hammond today from a three months
visit in the west Mrs. Woods visited her
daughter, Miss Beryl. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Quigley formerly of Hammond
at their home in Seattle, Wash, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Conway also of Hammond
dl their AOLRS III 1OIlldnOs gre. NA AEI
return home Mrs. Woods stopped at
Salt Lake City and Denver and other
cities.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Lipman entertained a
large party OF friends at a musicale
last evening at their home, Williams
street Mrs. Lipman was assisted in
receiving by Mrs. II. Evans of Ham
Perlstein of the Armour Institute, Chi
cago: Miss Ida Perlstein of the Chi
cago University; Rabbi Zepin and P D
Pollock of the United Hebrew Chart
ties; DR.. and Mrs. c. E. Sharp of Chi
cago; Miss Flora Salaway of Louisville
Ky. and DR.. Skebelsky of South Chi
cage.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
n. E. church are planning a rare treat
in the entertainment to be given at the
church. Thursday evening, Oct. 8. Mrs
Lulu Tyler Gates and Mr.. Graham
Smith will have charge Of the enter
tainment. Mrs. Gates so favorably
known in Hammond. possesses great
mimic power and her repertoire in
large and varied. She is especially fine
in negro and Irish dialects. Mr.. Smith
who has a beautiful. well placed bass
voice is a singer OF enviable reputation
in Chicago Musical circles. Take ad-
vantage OF this opportunity to spend
an enjoyable evening. Admission, Adults
50 cents. Children, % cents.-Ad-4t
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A very delightful meeting of the n
P. Whist club was held Saturday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. F
Johnston, SCI South Holman street II
was the opening meeting OF the olut
year and an exceptionally pleasant
time was had Cards were played dur
ing the evening. after which refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Johnston had
as her guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Mack
Of South Bend, and Mrs. Julian Potter
Lyon Of Detroit. The members OF the
club are: Messrs. and Mesdames E. Z
Johnston. ". F. Bridge. o. a. Krin-