The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-30
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visit with relatives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L L Bomberger and
Miss Edith Griffin have returned from
Lowell where they have been visiting
relatives for few days
Mrs. F. c. Mason has returned from
Girard. Pa, where she was called
few weeks ago, by the sudden death of
her sistsr, Mrs. Fillinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Boone left today
for jamestown. where Mr. Boone viii
represent the Eagles at the national
convention being held there.
Miss LaBow returned to her home in
Kankakee, Ill, today after weeks
stay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. p.
LaFond in Plummer avenue.
Mrs. Shelenbarger of Delphi, Ind, is
visiting for a few weeks with her
brother, William II. Putney. whom she
had not seen for seven years.
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Miss Mayme Mashino, who has been
visiting in Champaign Ill. for the past
week, left there today for Danville
to be guest at a house party.
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Miss Anna Green will leave for Fit.
Wayne, accompanied by her brother,
who attends a school there. She will
spend her Sunday there, returning to
this city for Labor Day.
The Misses Crowley and Mindberg
of Keokuk, Ia, who have been visiting
Mr., and Mrs F. c. Mindberg for sever
al days, left this morning for South
Bend for short visit with friends.
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Miss Ingraham Of Columbus, o.. ana
Mrs. Richards Of Windsor Park. are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Thompson and daughter, Miss Lillian,
at their home nearE Wolf Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Miller and Mrs
William Baker will leave today for
an extended trip. visiting a number of
resorts at the smaller lakes. Mr..
Miller has been in poor health and
recreation.
Mrs. #. r. Mott and guests, Mrs
Stahl and daughter of Los Angeles,
Cal, went to Chicago by automobile
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luncheon by Mrs. Louisa Beall of Hyde
Park, formerly of Hammond, after
which they visited the parks.
Messrs. Robert Clark and Ray Cat
low very informally entertained few
| friends Wednesday evening at their
rooms in Williams street in honor of
Miss Simraul, who returned to her
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affair was q very pleasant one in every
respect.
| Mr.. and Mrs II. c. Witter and their
son. Eugene of Irving Park. Chicago.
and Miss Rose Ringe of Hyde Park,
Chicago, are spending a few days in
Hammond as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
L E. Fricke. Mr.. and Mrs. Fricke en-
tertained their guests at lunch party
on the river last evening in their new
launch. Earl" named after their son.
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The fourth division Of the Ladies'
Aid society of the First NJ. E. church
gave a Japanese social yesterday at
| the home of Mrs. II. NJ. Godfrey, 81
Oakley avenue. The porch and lawn
We're prettily decorated with japanese
lanterns and refreshments were served
| from small tables. The affair was not
SO well attended as had been expected
owing to the disagreeable weather.
The proceeds will be used for the
pledge made by the society for the new
church fund.
The members of the Corona club
were very pleasantly entertained yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. Boran at her
home, 112 Douglas street. Pedro was
played during the afternoon and pretty
prizes were won by Mesdames F. Muir
ray and NJ. T. Osborn. Mrs. GLASGOW
was awarded the consolation prize. At
ter the games the hostess served her
guests with refreshments. The club
viii meet again in two weeks at the
home of Mrs. J. Huber, 81 State street
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The members of the choir of ST
Joseph's Catholic church held their
annual picnic yesterday at KendaFs
grove on the north side and 1t is re-
ported one of the pleasantest ever held
The day was spent with games and ar
elaborate picnic lunch was served
Those who attended are: Misses Ros,
Kolb. Mayme Shaker, Kittie Fox, Jose
phine Jorgens, Clara Weinard, Mar
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Sheerer, Mary Geib, Julia Reiney
: Clara Yaeger. Carrie Homrich, Clara
Stacker and Anna Tausshek, Messrs
Barney Young, John Sheerer, Mike
Kolb. Edward Boney. William Hum.
pher. Charles Tausshek and the Rev
Soechen.
: The Misses Janet and Anna Black
: burn entertained many of their friends
last evening at a Masquerade party a
their home in Conkey avenue. TIL,
party was one of the most informa
; and pleasantest given in Hammond
! this summer. The guests arrived earl,
in the evening in their foreign AM
unique costumes and spent a very
} jolly evening with games and dancing
The music for dancing was furnishe,
, by Messrs. Delmar Bennett and vii
liam Cartwright. The house decor
ations were very prettily carried gu
= in pink and white, flowers being tn
only decorations. Delicious refresh