The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-08

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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hammer Of Brooklyn,
n. Y, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G e. Bauer at their home in South
Holman street
Mr.. and Mrs o. C. E. Matthies will re-
ceive friends tomorrow at their home
in Sohl street for the christening OF
their little daughter.
T. J. Avery, who has been in Ham
mond for several weeks in the interest
Of his real estate, left today for his
home in Hiteman, Iowa.
Miss Julia Leopold. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Leo Wolf at
/ her home in Rimbach avenue, returned
/ to her home in Rensselaer, today.
Mrs. Jacob Stein and daughter, Rose.
of Marshall. Mich. are expected today
to be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A I.
Stoltz at their home in Jesse street.
Miss Gertrude Stamp and Mrs Ada
Mcknight attended the matinee in Chi
| cage this afternoon and Will remain
over Sunday the guests of friends.
] Excursion to st. John tomorrow via
4 Michigan Central railroad. train leaves
9:t5 a. M, SO cents round trip, return
ing train viii leave st. John at p m.
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Mrs. II. Iddings. Miss Eva and
Maurice Iddings of MerrilIvile went
| through Hammond last evening in their
machine on their way home from Chi
cago.
|. Mrs. George Moad and daughter, Ber-
nice, left this morning for West Baden
i where they will remain as the guests
of relatives and friends for several
| weeks,
Several circus parties composed of
Fthe young people of Hammond, East
Chicago and Whiting will attend
Pawnee Bits circus on the North Side
tonight.
Excursion to st. John tomorrow via
Michigan Central railroad. train leaves
Ireturning train will leave St John at
Is p. m.
Miss Inez Eaton Were entertained at
dinner last evening by friends in Chi
cago and saw The Man of the Hour"
at the Illinois.
| All members of the Docas Rebekahs
are requested to meet at 1880 o'clock
/ this evening in the I. O. o. F. hall to
make arrangements for Memorial Day
exercises There will also be initia-
! ton OF several new members.
Remember the excursion train tomor.
row to ST. John will leave the Michigan
Central depot at 9:15 a. m, fare so cent.
round trip. Come and enjoy a day Of
J pleasure, the finest dancing Pavilion il
the county, come rain or shine.
/ o
Miss Jennie K1einfelter Of Grown
Point came here today to visit heI
cousin, Miss Dollie Geib for a few
days. Miss Kleinfelter is on her way
to Kansas where she will make an ex-
tended visit with her parents.
o.
Mrs. Paul B. Lipinski received a mes
sage that the steamship New Amster
dam on which her husband sailed Apri
Goth, had reached Rotterdam, Friday
afternoon, being delayed one day. a.
it was scheduled to arrive in Rotterdam
on Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the FRS
Presbyterian church held an ice cream
: social and entertainment last evenin.
in the church parlors. The social wa
quite well attended and is reported
very pleasant affair An informa
musical program was given which wa
: thoroughly enjoyed.
Mrs. c. L. Smith gave a very pleasan
: afternoon party yesterday at her HON
; In Warren street in honor of Miss ALI
Nelson. Twelve friends Of Miss Mel
sons were each given a linen napkin
: to hem during the afternoon whic
: were given Miss Nelson as a gift. TIL
hostess served delicious refreshments
The last meeting of the year of tn
Mothers club of the Irving school wa
held last evening in the school build
ing short program was given afte
E which the evening was spent inform
ally. The club will reorganize agai
the next school year and very inter
esting meetings are anticipated by tn
, members.
Miss Anna Marie Haley was marie
10 Frank s. Brooks al Colorado City
: Colo, June 3. The young people cam
: TO Hammond last evening to be tn
guests OF the brides mother. Mr.:
Elizabeth Haley in West Hammond
After June Is. Mr.. and Mrs Brook
( viii make their home in kirkland, III
+ where the groom has started a shee
feeding yard.
Mrs. r. IT. Nellie entertained friend
: at a matinee party today to see Ros
, Stahl in The Chorus Lady at Power
= in honor Of Miss Allie Nelson. Thos
: in the party were Mesdames McHi
' Frank Williams. Lawrence Cox, II. /
. Kungensmith and Nellie Bickneu Dur
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