The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-06
OVER THE TEA CUPS



will be about twelve couples go from
Hammond and they are asked to get
into Chicago early so as TO enjoy the
entire progrom which is as follows:
Receptions o'clock
Informal dancing-8:3O o'clock
Vaudeville-9:15 o'clock
Grand March-10 o'clock
Carriages Will leave the hall TO meet
all trains from the city
Music for dancing will be furnished
by the G. II. Hammond company or
chestra of which Charles Seitz is d.
rector. For those who do not dance,
cards will be played in the parlors.
The entertainment program is as fol-
lows:
Vocal SoIo.................J Jack Moor
Whistling Solo. WESTON
Selection Mobiles Mandolin o. chestra
Stories and Song. Harry Scott
Baritone Solo. ....... Charles r. Morse
Messrs. Noble and Morse were office
employees Of the c. II. Hammond com
pany in Hammond and the following
persons on the reception committee
are former Hammond people: Misses
Ethel Merrill and a. NJ Firth. Messrs.
j.. NJ. Forgan, H. Mills. II. c. Manchee,
II. Williams and ". E. Riley.
The Up-to-Date Whist club held
pleasant afternoon party yesterday at
the home of Mrs. B. Kenney in Indi-
ana avenue. The afternoon was pass
ed with cards and the honors were
won by Mrs. H Hedricks and Mrs. H
Stevenson. The hostess served a
pleasing luncheon at the close of the
afternoon. All the members of the
club We're present. Mrs. H. Stevenson
will entertain the club at her home in
Sibley street at the next meeting in
two weeks.
The meeting of the Young Ladies
Caaking club which was to have been
held last evening with Miss Mae Mel
son, had to be postponed on account
of her absence from the city. Another
meeting has been called for Monday
evening at the home of Miss Alice
Holm in Rimbach avenue. Mrs. Hover
will demonstrate a lesson on plain
cake. creamed almond cake, snow
pudding and creamed coffee pudding.
The william H. Calkins w R. c.
met last evening in Memorial hall for
the annual election of officers. other
business of Importance was also dis
posed of. The following are the elect
ed officers:
PreS1dent-MrS. Della Leon.
Senior Vice President-Mrs. Margar-
ct Granger.
Junior Vice President-Mrs. Mar
garet Krause.
Chaplain-Mrs. Nancy Elliott
Treasurer-Mrs. Hattie Murphy.
Conductor-Mrs. Casper Fetters.
GUARDIANS. Margaret Foster.
Mrs. NJ. Krause was elected a dele
Kate Geib the alternate.
The Cereno pedro club was pleasantly
entertained yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. Elmer Seely at her home, AS
State line street. Cards were enjoyed
after which the prizes were awarded
to Mrs Cappis, Mrs. Kralwetz and Mrs
Gelunger. The next meeting will be
in two weeks when Mrs. w. Thon en-
tentains at her home in Plummer ave
nue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donovon Of One Hun
dred and Fifty-sec street were the
guests Of friends in Whiting last even
ing.
Mrs. Henry Wachter Is spending the
day in st. John with relatives.
Mrs. Schwartz and daughter, Miss
Emma. were the guests of Mrs. Will
lam Prange and Miss Della Prange of
State street.
Miss Susan Gehrke was the guest of
her sister Mrs. Pinkerton in Whiting
last night.
Mrs. Harry DuHammel of Chicago is
spending a few days with her mother,
Mrs. George Erhardt of Charlotte ave
nue..
William Kuhn. George Thon and
Fred Huppman attended the Stock
Show in Chicago yesterday.
George Millen was in Dolton this
morning on business.
Mrs. George Schnurr and Mrs.
shultz of Lansing spent yesterday in
Hammond
Mrs. a. F. Knots and daughter. Miss
Eugenia, are Chicago visitors today.
Mrs c. G. Kingwell spent the day
with friends in Kenwood. III.
Mrs. Q. E. Matthies. Mrs. P. ]. Rohr-
man, Mrs. ]. B. L. Kinds, Mrs. oliver
Anderson and Mrs. Frank Williams are
among the Hammond ladies in Chicago
last evening.
A number of young people from out
of town are expected this evening to
attended the dancing party at Longs
hall given by the II. H. S. club. 1t is
their first dancing party of the season
and a very enjoyable time is aRtici-
pated A program of about sixteen
dances will be played.
The members of the embroidery club
will be entertained Monday afternoon
by Mrs f. L. Shortridge at her home
112 Clinton street.
Miss Nina Petit will go to Engle-
wood tomorrow to remain over Sunday
with relatives
Miss Elizabeth Evers returned homo
from Houghton. Mich. yesterday
where she has spent the past week
with friends.
Hammond Hive No will hold an
election of officers in Weis hall tonight
and all members are urged TO be pres
emit a deputy from Valparaiso viii