The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-30
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parties were from Chicago and came
out for the wedding Thanksgiving day
but could not get a license until FRI
day. They VIII live in Chicago.
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adv.
A. YanBodegraven Of Bernice, ILL.,,
will return to Chicago Monday to re-
sumo her studies at the university.
Miss Abbie wood Of Detroit, Mich.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Surprise Of Clinton street for a few
days.
b. May of Chicago will be the guest
of Mrs. Shaw and family Of Indiana
avenue, tomorrow.
Walter pike and Miss McGunia went
to Delphi Ind, last Sunday where it is
reported they viii be married. Mr.
pike is an electrician and Miss Nc
Gunia was formerly a clerk in the 5
and 10 cent store in State street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Adelsperger Of
Pine street entertained al a 6 o'clock
dinner last evening ia honor of the
golden wedding anniversary Of Mrs.
Adelspergers grandparents. Rev and
Mrs Reed, Of Argos, Ind. A little less
than a year ago Rev. Reed performed
the wedding ceremony for his grand
daughter, Miss Louise Reed to Albert
Adelsperger. The dinner was served
in the. dining room which was prettily
decorated for the affair, after which
the guests talked OF by-gone days.
Mrs. Reed is u years of age and Rev.
Reed Is a. having enjoyed fifty years
of married life. Their many friends
hope that they may live to enjoy many
more. The guests were: Rev. and
Mrs. w. r. Reed of Argos, Ind; Mrs.
Eva Ball, of Plymouth, Ind. Marshall
Reed, Of Hegewisch John w. Davis,
c. G. Reed. Albert Adelsperger Mrs.
Emma Reed, Misses Leona. Ethel, lola
and Candis Reed. Messrs. william and
Fred Reed, Paul and Gilbert Davis,
Thomas and Fred Adelsperger and
Miss Nellie Adelsperger.
Miss Delta Curry, who has been
visiting relatives in Benton Harbor
the past few days, is expected home
tomorrow.
Miss Mayme Maillett of Crown Point
attended the funeral services of Miss
Callie johnson today.
Mrs Van Steenberg of Lansing is
visiting in Hammond today.
Miss Agnes Hill Of Grassell visited
friends in Hammond yesterday after
noon.
Miss Estelle Wedell will spend Sun
day with her cousins, the Misses Haz-
ard in Englewood.
Miss Ethel Ebright will visit friends
in Englewood tonight
Miss Anna Culinine is expected home
tomorrow from her home in Benton
Harbor, where she spent the Thanks
giving vacation.
Miss lines, who has been visiting
relatives in Monticello. Ind. will re-
turn to Hammond tomorrow.
Miss Mary Randall who has been
visiting reltA ives in IaPorte and Chi
cago during the school vacation viii
return to Hammond tomorrow.
Miss Mary Randall, who has been
visiting relatives in LaPorte and Chi
cage. during the school vacation, viii
return to Hammond tomorrow.
Misses Marion Deming and Ruth
Sohl, who have been visiting their
relatives here will return to oxford,
O., Monday to resume their studies at
the Western.
Misses Anna and Mary Ibach viii
return to Greencastle, Ind Monday, to
resume their studies at DePauw. after
a few days visit with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 6. Ibach of South Hob
man street.
William T. Burlock business man
ager for Ezra Kendou arrived here
"a n a. N ants
for Mr. Kendalrs appearance at the
Towle opera house tomorrow night
There is no doubt" said Mr.. Burlock
that Mr.. Kendall has the greatest
play and also the best part for him
self in which he has ever appeared
George AIDE and Ezra Kendall form
such an unrivaIed combination that
every seat has been sold long before
the doors We're opened at every per
formance we have played since the
tour began. When such a conserva-
tive newspaper as the Indianapolis
News will say, Crowned with success,
in commenting on Mr. Kendalrs APP
pearance In indianapolis recently. and
the Indianapolis star wifi say. Best OF
all Mr. Kendalrs plays-wlu make
hundreds laugh and continue with
further equally commendatory words
there Is no doubt of the real merit anC
success. Natural laughter caused by
the natural and irresistible humor OF
the lines, situations and characters
fun without limit. and a joke or an
anecdote every few minutes. are som,
of the attributes which conglomerat,
70 form an Ezra Kendall play. Their,
are some men who are born 10 Great,
laughter, others achieve the knaell o.
inc
they can't help it,"
a masterpiece in the lecture ar
was Or. Frank G. Smiths lectur
Thursday afternoon on The Man 70
Our Times, Dir. Smith is a pIeasin,
speaker and his talk pleased many q
his hearers better than any other o,
the program so far.7-The Charito
Qowa1 Daily Herald.-Dr. Smith lee
lures in the First ~ L. church Thurs
day evening