The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-19
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Thompson, Eta Bloomhof, Frances /
Kingsley. Ralph Pierce. Z. W Bump. /
John Laws. L shortridge, Martin I
| White. Walter Hammond. E. L. Short |
ridge. S. a. Bell, w c, Harrison J. Il /
+, Gillet, Or. Eleanor Scuu and Misses /
/ Maud Smith. Mable Crawford. Fannie F
Ruhstadt Hattie Crumpacker Ethel
/ Ebright. Anna Bassett. Alta Adkins, /
i Sarah Starr, Nina Petit, Alice Holms, /
Bertha Marie and Beatrice Hansen, /
Marie Keppert. Matilda Eichorn, Lulu
i Synmes. Jennie Mabbs. Delta Curry. !
Carrie Miles. Rena Ames, Gertrude
stamp and Marie stout
/ Special holiday assortment candies
at Summers pharmacy.
Progressive Court. No. 166. Tribe Of
Ben Hur, held their regular meeting
last evening in Weis hall and the fol-
/ lowing officers We're elected for the
new year, after which a social hour
was enjoyed and an elaborate banquet
served. There was a very good at
tendance of members and an enjoyable
| meeting is reported: Past chief, Robert
! Holcraft: chief. William Ewert, judge
Clarence stafford; teacher, Mrs Mar
garet Malo; scribe, Mrs. Elizabeth
Barker keeper of tribute, John w
Davis; captain. Albert Gragido: guide
James MacAnally; keeper of inner
gate, Mrs. Mary seherer.
There will be a called meeting of
the l. o, T. NJ. No. 1924, at Longs hall
Friday afternoon. All members are re
quested TO be present, as there Will be
important business to transact.
The Hammond Motor Boat club is
making elaborate preparations for a
dancing party to be given Jan Is. 1t
will be one of the delightful social af-
fairs Of the winter and the event is
pleasantly anticipated by a large num-
Der Of Hammond people.
Miss Lucy Hellar Of Toleston. was
visiting in Hammond yesterday after
noon.
Miss Bertha Hilbrich of Griffith spent
today with friends in Hammond.
Miss Edna Oder Of Hegewisch. viii
attend the high school play in Towle's
opera house tonight.
Miss Winifred Hutchins and Clar-
ence Hutchins of Highlands will at
tend the high school play in Towle's
opera house tonight
An ideal gift-a fountain pen-good
assortment at Summers pharmacy.
Miss Myrtle Merryweather of Chi
cago, visited her mother in Hammond
yesterday.
very pretty home wedding was
celebrated yesterday in Highlands when
Miss Carrie Kodyker was married to
Peter Tanis. jr., of Hammond The
ceremony was read at $3.50 o'clock by
Rev. G. Doustra of the Reform church
of Lansing, before a large number of
the relatives of the young people.
The ring service was employed. The
bride was unattended and wore a
handsome lace gown over white silk.
She carried an arm bouquet of brides
roses. The Lansing orchestra played
during the ceremony and in the even
ing. At o'clock an elaborate course
supper was served In the dining room
with roses and ferns. Mr.. and Mrs
! Tanis came to Hammond last evening
to make their home at SIS Summer
street. Both young people have many
: friends in Hammond who extend them
! their hearty congratulations and best
wishes Mr.. and Mrs. Tanis received
many beautiful gifts from their
friends. Among those present at the
wedding were: Rev. and Mrs Doustra.
Messrs. and Mesdames Tanis. Rain
huis, G. Kooy. ]. Swart Of Lansing
. T. J. Kooy. c. Kodyker, f. Kodyker,
5 Of Highlands, S. p SWEETS of Harris
dale; II. Nimitz and W. NJ Lehman of
Black Oak. Messrs. Samuel and Gilbert
5 SWEETS Of Hartsdale; Henry and Miss
r Mary Swart. Martin and William Tan
is of Lansing; Misses Henrietta SWEETS
and Anna Bulga. y. G. Kodyker. J. S
Kodyker and Hutchinson, of Harris
dali, Misses Corinna. Jennie and Nellie