The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-22

Frank Shine was a business visitor /
in Grown Point yesterday afternoon.
Hoyt ogram of whiting WIN visit
friends in Hammond this evening.
Miss Laura Mather Of RiverdaIe. III.
Is the guest of Miss Frames Hamaeher
today at her home in Oakley avenue.
Mrs. r. S. Smith of Warren street. /
entertained motor party of friends
yesterday at a y o'clock luncheon. The
table decorations were carried out in
green and white, carnations being the
/ flower chosen by the hostess The la
dies left Evanston at o'clock and
reached Hammond at noon after a short
stop in Chicago. In the party We're:
Mrs. s. J. DeweIym of Evanston Mrs.
j. T. LleweIlyn of Chicago. and Mrs.
c. c. Wentworth of Milwaukee in
whose honor the luncheon was given.
Mrs Wentworth viii remain the guest
of Mrs. Smith for few days
The Young Ladies Cooking club met
last evening with Miss Fannie Rub
stadt at her home in Webb street.
where Mrs. Hover demonstrated a les
son on biscuit beef stew, dumplings
and escaIloped pork The next meet
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Agnes Meikle in South Holman street
The members of the club are: Misses
Alice Holm. Carrie Miles. Mae Nelson
Florence Ingerson. Irene Mott. Harriet
Crumpacker. Mae Campbell Ethel
Ebright, Anna Culinin. Agnes Meikle
and Fannie Ruhstadt
Mrs. ]. II. Ginet entertained the
members of the Columbus club very
nicely yesterday afternoon at her home
! in South Holman street. The after
noon was spent with cards, after
which a delightful luncheon was serv-
| ed Mrs Charles Kasson Will enter
tain the club ladies at her home in Bell
view place at the next meeting in two
weeks.
The Union Restaurant at II South
| Holman street will be opened to the
public Saturday, Nov 23rd. under the
management of Frank Cox.-11-22- 2t.
The Union Restaurant at II South
! Holman street will be opened to the
j public Saturday, Nov 23rd. under the
management of Frank Cox.-1122-2t.
The Union Restaurant at II South
Holman street will be opened to the
public Saturday, Nov. 23rd, under the
management of Frank Cox.-11-22 -2t.
Mile. cara, New Yorks favorite
palmist and clairvoyant, is meeting
with great success for her accurate
readings. See ad in another column.
First Grand Annual Ball given by
the Interlocking Switch and Signal
Club at Concordia hall, 800 West State
street. Saturday, Nov. 29.-11-21-3t.
First Grand Annual Ball given by
! T,,+1 al al,
! Club at Concordia hall, 800 West State
street, Saturday, Nov. 23.-11-21-3t.
Mrs. Alvin Dietrich gave most de-
lightful party last evening for her sis
ter, Miss Emma Champaign, whose
wedding to William Love is announced
for January. The invitations requested
the young ladies to bring thimbles so
that the evening could be passed in
sewing. Small blocks cut out of black
silk Were provided for the guests on
| which they embroidered their mono
grams for a pillow cover. Music was
another pleasant feature of the even
ing, after which a two course lunch
con was served. The guests were:
Mesdames Rodney c. Hobbs, Fletcher
| Hudson, Misses Wayne Mallett, of
Crown Point, Mae Hanson, Muriel
Eastwood. Grace Buttner, Edith Bradt
Margaret Hepner Hazel Fox. Gertrude
FIinckley, Kate and Daisy Emery, Bes-
sic Bates, Bertha Ballinger, Zelda Love,
Ruth Brenneman, Dollie Geib and Veda
Hemstock.
Miss Lydia Hofer was hostess to sew
eral friends last evening at a party
in the basement of the Gesman M. e.
church. During the first Of the even
ing a taffy pull was enjoyed, after
which a three course luncheon was
served The table was very prettily
arranged with large yellow chrysan-
themums. The guests were. Misses
Elizabeth Mettler, Gertrude Koehne-
man, Louise Hofer Frieda Klee, Min
ME Becker, Bertha Fisher, Anna Beck
er. Ethel Washington, Blanche Dess-
mier, Martha Erkman, Lydia Hofer,
Messrs Jacob Fische, Fred Althouse,
Charles Gehrke, Charles Kuss, William
Mettler, Henry Klee and William Leim-
bach
Mrs. Dickson of East Chicago is Wis
iting in Hammond today.
Mrs E. King of East Chicago spent
yesterday visiting and shopping in
Hammond.
Attorney Abe Ottenheimer of East
Chicago was a business visitor here
today.
The choir of the German NJ. E. church
met for their weekly practice last
evening, after which a special meet
ing was held and the choir organized
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
Directress. .... Miss Elizabeth Mettler
Organist. ...........M Miss Lydia Hofer
Sec. and Treas. Frederick Koehneman
Executive Committee-Rev. c. F. Dess-
meier, Elizabeth Mettler, Friedrich
Koehneman.
After the election, refreshments We're
served and "tany' pull INDUCED in
The meeting was well attended, eigh-
teen being present
A delightful wedding was celebrated
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. George
!. Streeter last evening at o'clock