The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31


church each Of whom will bring one.
There Will be a program and a pleas
ant evening Is promised all who viii
attend.
New years day and New Years even
ing the members of the University club
are to entertain IN their club rooms.
The session in the afternoon is to be an
open house affair 10 which the lady
friends Of the club members and their
friends are to be invited Light re-
freshments VIII be served in the after
noon and the guests Of the club viii be
entertained at whist and other amuse-
ments. The afternoon session will he
between 2:30 and $40. Ia the evening
the club members and their gentlemen
friends will be entertained Light re-
freshments viii also be served on this
occasion and there will be the sing
ing OF college songs and other anluse-
ments.. At meeting Of the club last
evening it was decided to purchase a
piano for the use of the club members
and on this account the song fest
will be unusually good
In view OF the fact that the Uni
versity club has filled a long felt want
in providing means Of entertaining
resort
to its club rooms in the evening, the
young ladies' of the city. who are grad
yates of colleges and seninaries, have
decided to follow SUIT and organize a
club OF college women. 1t has been
discovered that there are large num-
Der of young ladies who would be
eligible to such an organization. and
it has been suggested that they could
cooperate with the members OF the
University club in giving some very
fine social functions this winter. The
matter is being talked up by the young
women of the city and it is likely that
they will take steps towards forming
permanent organization in the near
future
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hutton, Or. and
Mrs W. F. Howatt. Miss Mayme ReilIey
and Robert Kidney will compose
matinee party in Chicago tomorrow.
Miss Theresa Hill very pleasantly en-
tertained a number OF her girl friends
yesterday afternoon at her home IT.
GrasselH. The Afternoon was spent with
games and music until o'clock when
a delicious three course luncheon was
served. The color scheRe throughout
the home was prettiIy carried out in
red and green. Misses Mary Young and
Rose Einsele won the prizes for the
afternoon. Among the guests present
were: Misses Katie Collins. of
South Chicago, Julia Weis. Mary Young.
Sarah Price Isabelle Vanderbilt.
Theresa Hill, Mary Hill and Rose
Einsele.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Methodist Episcopal church met yes
terday at the home of Mrs James III.
Whitley in Muenich Court for an i'm
portant business meeting. There was
a very large attendance of members
present. who finished up the work of
the society for the old year. Early
in the year the members each took a |
dollar which they were asked to use |
In any way to make more for the |
benefit of the church. The earnings
were turned in at the meeting yester-
day and the society is much pleased |
with the success of the undertaking
Mrs. Mary Bellamy of Monon. Ind.
was a visitor in Hammond yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merryweather
of Shelby, Ind. are spending a few days
with Mrs. A. Z. Merryweather of South
Holman street
Miss Helen Harvis of East Chicago
will attend the Chrysolite club dancing
party tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Wiegand viii
entertain company Of relatives and
friends at dinner tomorrow at their
home in South Holman street.
John Portz and family spent Sunday
with friends in st. John.
Raymond Zuvers of Worthwhile spent
Sunday with Mrs. Guy Merrill of Ham
mond
Charles Belman spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nichols at their
home in Lowell.
Miss Alice Quinbey OF Philadelphia.
Pa. is the guest Of Miss Martha Meyn
Tor a few days at her home in State
street. Miss Quinbey is a college friend
Of Miss Meyns at Earlham.
Mr.. and Mrs f. c. Minas and children
Ire spending a week at West Baden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Loucks will at
end the Chrysoiite dancing party in
he new Masonic temple tonight
Miss Anderson returned to her home
n Kansas City. Mo. yesterday after
short visit with Miss Marion Deming
t her homo in Carroll street
hT. ana Mrs Harry Smith have re-
urned from a pleasant holiday visit
With relatives in Charlottesville, Ind
Miss Ella Fedler spent Sunday in c.
lar Lake. the guest of relatives.
Miss Jessie Fisher of Wilmette III.
vas the guest OF Miss Lulu Symmes
t her home In Doty street, over sun Y
lay b
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith have re-
urned from a few days visit with rela-
Ives In Kokomo. Ind I
Miss Marie Hansen OF Crown Point.
anne home this afternoon to spend New
ears with her mother. Mrs Mary Han
en- of RImbach avenue
Misses Belle and Sadie MacIntyre :
pent Sunday with their parents in Chi :
ago Lawn.
Miss Mable Wells who has been Wis :,
ting her parents. AR and Mrs. w. {.