The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-25
THE CITY

! Mrs. E. r. Disbrow very delightfully."-
entertained several friends from Chi
cago and Hammond Saturday at her
home in Chicago. Mrs. Disbrow enter
tanned at a noon luncheon which was
deliberately served in six courses. Six
teen guests were present at the affair.
| Mrs. a F. Knots of Muenich court
gave a pretty dinner party Saturday in
honor of Miss Sarah Parts and A. Srey
of Valparaiso. During the afternoon
cards were enjoyed and in the evening
a theater party was given in their
honor.
large number Of Hammond young
people attended box party given in
Hessville Saturday evening and report
it as having been a most enjoyable at
fair.
/ Miss Beryl Woods entertained the
Misses Carrie Johnson. Ethel Merrill
and IRA Hoover of Chicago and Har-
riet Crumpacker Of Hammond at a
slumber party at her home in Carroll
street Saturday evening. on Sunday
the young ladies were entertained at
dinner.
! Miss Veda Clements of Lowell is the
guest of Miss Hazel Webb for a few
weeks at her home in East Carroll
street.
John Beach of Portland. O., who is
attending the Art Institute in Chicago,
was the guest of Mrs Mary l. Woods
of Carroll street, yesterday.
A very delightful party was given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bar
man, 37S Claude street, Saturday even
ing. The evening was very pleasantly
passed with music, games and infor-
NAL dancing, after which dainty
luncheon was served. Those present
were: Messrs. and Mesdames Bor-
chart, Bossard, r. frost, K WfnkIer,
r. Siebert. Marxzen, r. Jones, Mrs
Koegler, Mrs. c. Koenig, Misses Stella
Koegler. Anna Siebert, Louise Bar
man, Elsie Barman, Martha Borchart.
Rose Koenick, Louise Siebert, Clara
Bossard, Messrs. Edward and Fred
Krieger. Andrew Winckler, Walter
Durck, Henry Kalgebein, Walter Bar
man. Albert Kalwa, Charles Koenick
Gottfried Winckler and Richard Sic
bert.
Miss Bertha Jacobson has returned
from a few weeks visit with relatives
at Valparaiso.
Misses Louise and Anna Siebert and
Elsie Borman saw Forty five Minutes
from Broadway at McVickers in Chi
cage yesterday with out of town
friends.
Nels jacobson of Valparaiso is in
Hammond today on business.
Mrs Eliza Phillip of Remington,
Ind, who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
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to be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.
Pepperdine.
The Order of Railway Conductors
will give their first dance Thanksgiv-
ing night, Nov. %, at Longs hall.
Music will be furnished by Barnie
Young's orchestra.
Mrs lLouden [. Bomberger gave one
of the most delightful ante-nuptial par
ties of the season Saturday afternoon
at her home, 30 Ogden street. in honor
of Miss Beryl Woods, whose wedding
to Jerald Landon Finch has been an
nounced for Dec. 4. Mrs. Bomberger
was a classmate of Miss Woods and
| brought together for the afternoon
many OF her former classmates and
teachers who were not too far distant
to attend. The hostess announced her
party as a pin shower and Miss Woods
received a variety of pins. After the
guests had all arrived little Eltessa
Emmerling, wearing a dainty frock of
white yelling over yellow, came into
the guest rooms, pulling a small eX-
press wagon which was prettily dec
grated with yellow cheesecloth. In the
wagon were the gifts for the coming
bride neatly wrapped with yellow It's
sue paper. These were opened and
many appropriate verses were read as
the gifts were given the bride. Then
a delicious luncheon was served in the
dining room where the brides colors,
yellow and white, were also carried
out. The table was beautifully ar
ranger with yellow chrysanthemums.
During the refreshment hour the guests
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