The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-15

The German Order of Rebecca's met
last evening for their regular meeting
and initiated several new members.
Following the business meeting en-
elaborate super was served and pleas
ant time enjoyed by the many mem
bers who were present.
An unusually large crowd attended
dancing school in Longs hall last even
ing. Many people from East Chicago
We're guests at the party. Music for
the dancing was furnished by DeBriae'a
orchestra Of East Chicago.
The Missionary society of the First
Presbyterian church viii meet Friday
Afternoon at the home OF Mrs. ?. Crum-
packer in Web street. Mesdames Crum-
packer and ". E. Russell will be
bostesses for the afternoon. A large
attendance is desired.
The members of the Martha society
of the Christian church viii be enter
tanned at an aIl-day session tomorrow
at the home Of Mrs. John Pritch in
Sibley street. a dinner Will be served
BY the hostess at the noon hour, after
which a short program Will be given.
o
Mrs Chris Meyer entertained a par
~ Or her friends yesterday afternoon
at her home in Logan street. the af-
fair being given Ia honor OF her birth
day anniversary. About fifteen ladies
we're present and report most pleas
ant afternoon. course luncheon was
served in the late afternoon.
A very pleasant meeting OF the order
OF Eastern star was held last evening
In the Masonic temple. 4 large NUM-
Der were in attendance at this meet
ing 4 class Of three was initiated
and the regular business transacted be-
fore the social part OF the session was
enjoyed. Refreshments We're served by
the committee in charge.
Miss Rose Murray was hostess at an
informal party given last evening at
her home in East State street. Cards
were played during the evening at
which the hostess won the highest
number OF points. Dainty refreshments
were served. Miss Murray's out of
town guest was her cousin, Miss Green
of Pullman.
The Parents club OF the Riverside
district held the last meeting of the
year Tuesday afternoon. An interest
ing program was given and both par
ents and teachers Joined in the general
discussion which followed. A vote of
thanks was extended the papers of the
city for their courtesy in publishing
both notices and programs. The meet
ing was then adjourned and dainty re-
freshments were served by the ladies
Of the club.
The pupils of room VII of the Irving
school Will give a Stevenson program
at the Irving school building Thursday
evening, May 16, at 1880 o'clock Thir-
ty-three Of Stevenson's poems of child
hood will be illustrated by stereopticon
views while the recitations or songs are
being given. The proceeds will be used
for a picture for the room, and for lam
tern slides illustrating history and
geography work in all the grades. It
ins hoped that many will improve this
opportunity Of seeing thses good pie
lures and help the school in its work.
Admission, adults Is cents, children, 10
cents.
More than usual interest is being
taken in the Alumni Hop" which will
take place tomorrow evening in Longs
hall. 1t is the first dance ever given
by the Hammond Alumni association
and everything is being done to make
It one Of the pleasantest ever given
in Hammond. Various committees are
at work to make it a success in every
respect. More than two hundred in
vitations have been issued and many
guests from out of town are expected.
The program OF dances have been well
arranged and music for the dancing
will be furnished by the Lawrence or
ohestra of Chicago. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all members of
the association, their wives and hus-
bands