The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-25

I Mr.. and Mrs Mike schmau and Mrs.
Jacob sehmal have returned to their
homes in St. John. after being the
guests Of MIR. and Mrs. Mat Thels of
Sibley street for few days.
Misses Alice Cole. Gertrude Sheen.
Maude Wheeler, Inez DeRolf, Lena and
/ Margaret Fedler, formed a theatre
/ party TO see The Talk OF New York;
ia the Colonial In Chicago this even
| ing.
Mrs. Weldon is entertaining the
/ Womans Missionary society of the
First Baptist church this afternoon at
her home in Carroll street An inter
esting program has been arranged for
/ the meeting.
Miss Laura Beck and Miss Barns.
who are students at the Valparaiso
/ university, came TO Hammond today
to be the guests Of Miss Becks par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. e. E. Beck of
/ Williams street.
! Mrs. Henry Bickneu entertained the
members Of the Columbia club very
! pleasantly yesterday afternoon at her
/ home in Rimbach avenue The after
| noon was spent with cards. euchre be-
/ ing played after which the hos tess
served her guests with refreshments.
The next meeting will be in two weeks
The Corona Pedro club met at the
home of Mrs f. Gellinger, 237 Russell
street yesterday afternoon and enjoyed
a very pleasant meeting The prizes in
cards were awarded Mesdames Seeley.
Boram and Kralowitz A luncheon was
served after the games All the mem
bers of the club were present The
next party will be held in two weeks at
the home Of Mrs. Carl Setty of Douglas
avenue.
The entertainment to be given this
evening by the members of the Fourth
Division of the Ladies' Aid society of
the First NJ. e. church promises to be
one of the very pleasant affairs of the
season. The entertainment is being
given for the benefit of the church as
a means Of raising money for the
pledge they made for the building OF
the church. The program includes sew
eral excellent numbers given by local
and out of town talent.
The characters in The Bow Scout
are not overdrawn, but are true types
Of the people of the locality in which
the scenes are laid. and the depicted
in a natural manner The cast has
been selected with an entire fitness
for their respective parts, both from
a practical knowledge of the conditions
existing in the locality and their abil-
lty to portray the characters for
which they have been cast At the
Towle opera house. Saturday, Oct 26
The Young Ladies Cooking club met
last evening at the home of Miss Mae
Campbell in Sib1ey street for the reg
ular weekly lesson. Mrs Marion
Hover demonstrated creamed tomato
soup, breakfast foods, stewed apples
and caramel sauce to the class. The
members are: Misses Alice Holm
Carrie Miles, Mae Nelson, Harriet
Crumpacker, Ethel Ebright Anna
Culinin, Irene Mott Florence Inger-
soil, Agnes Meikle. Mae Campbell ant
: Fannie Ruhstadt
Mrs. J. Dermedy very pleasantly en-.
tertained the members Of the Up-to-
Date Whist club at her home, Ala Eas
! State street. yesterday afternoon. TIL,
afternoon was pleasantly passed will
cards, and the favors were won by
{ Mrs. Kenney and Mrs w. +. Eckhart Of
Chicago, Mrs. A. D James received tn,
consolation prize The hostess served
, elegant refreshments at the close of tn,
games. 1t was decided at the meeting
yesterday that they would meet every
two weeks instead of one every week
Mrs. Fred Eckhart will have the clul
as her guests at her home in Chicag,
l at the next party.
The Martha Society OF the Firs
Christian church celebrated social day
: yesterday afternoon at the home o
. Mrs. Ralph Pierce in Condit street. :
: short business meeting was held in tn,
first Of the afternoon when plans wer
: made for a county fair, which will b.
s given in Towle's opera house, Nov. Ia
, Miss Singer Of New York City ha
been secured to drill the company Al
, informal musical program was render
ed by Mrs. J. a. Davis and Mrs W. 1
Schneider, after which refreshment
were served. Miss Werth of Chicago
was present at the meeting and dem
onstrated the making of coffee. Abou
fifty ladies were present and 1t /
Il thought that SIS was cleared