The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-04
OVER THE TEA CUPS


tertained yesterday in the home of
Mrs. Henry Burk, 3 Rimbach avenue.
twenty-five ladies came through the
storm and were well repaid for their
aoming. Mrs. A. e. Wilcox and Mrs.
Harry yoight had charge Of the pro-
gram The subject was China" Mrs.
A. L Spohn and Mrs. Robt. Armstrong
read papers. Mrs. +. J. Rosenberg read
a letter from one of the Missionaries in
active service. Mrs. II. A. Mcconnell
led tho devotional service. Miss Lottie
Robbins sang as a solo What Shall
We Do With Gilman" Miss Edith Nc
ConneIl and Mrs. A. x. Thompson sang
solos, Mesdames voight. Spohn and
Stewart, dressed in Chinese costumes,
served the refreshments in two courses:
Chop Suey. tea and cakes.
Two new members were added to the
roll of the membership. namely: Mrs.
John McGlennen 242 Michigan avenue,
and Mrs. r. Brennon z Rimbach ave-
nue.. Business was transacted. The
June meeting will be held with Mrs. J.
J. Turner, corner Truman and oakley
avenues Subject: The Philippines, Mrs
]. e. Dickinson and Mrs. II. A. Neon
nell will have charge.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed:
In as much as God in His Infinite
Wisdom has taken from us our beloved
sister, Emma Louise Belman.
Be 1T Resolved, That by her death the
Womans Foreign Missionary society
of the Methodist Episcopal church has
sustained an irreparable loss, a wound
which only our Father can heal
Her sweet gentle spirit has been
called home. We miss and mourn our
dear sister and feel that one of our
most faithful and efficient members has
been taken.
But with bowed heads and falling
tears, we say, Thy VIII Be Done"
And further more-Be 1t Resolved,
That we extend to the bereaved husband
sons and relatives. our deepest sym
patty, and pray that Gods blessing
may rest upon them, comfort them and
give strength to bear this crushing
sorrow
loved and loving wife and mother
gone, but a precious memory left; a
memory which will grow brighter with
the passing years
At last in Gods good time, a re-
united family.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
recorded in the minutes of the society
bereaved family.
Committee,
Mrs. A. L. Spohn,
Mrs. J. G.. Ibach.
Mrs. L. s. Smith, Pres,
Mrs. Robt. Armstrong, Sec.
Fred Mindberg is in Chicago today
on business. .4as ..s..s
Robert Fendig will see the ball game
in Chicago tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Caller spent tho
afternoon in Chicago.
Miss Rose Long will spend Sunday
with relatives in Chicago.
Miss Jennie Sheffield will visit
friends in Chicago tomorrow.
Miss Edna Stafford will spend Sun
day with friends in Chicago.
Miss Marie Stout and nephew, Har-
old Stout, visited in Chicago today.
C. whitestein will spend Sunday at
his former home in Michigan City.
Mrs. ]. G. Ibach and Mrs. e. F.
Johnston spent the day in Chicago.
Hoyt Ogram of Whiting visited
friends in Hammond last evening.
Miss Anna Rubin has gone to Chi
fcago to visit relatives over Sunday.
Miss Mary Roach viii be the guest
of relatives in Chicago over Sunday.
N. C. Carley will be the guest of his
parents in Michigan City over Sunday,
Miss Clara Reissig has gone to Boone
Grove to spend Sunday with her par
ents.
Misses Martha Belau went to OaB
Glen to be a guest at a May party to-
fday.
Miss Dora Groman will be the guest
of friends in haywood ILL.,, over Sun
day.
Mrs. ]. c. seeberger and daughter o.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mimitz of Black Oaf
visited in Hammond yesterday after
noon.
Joe Young of Ottumwa, Ia. visited
yesterday with his sister, Miss Kat
Teal.
Alfred Sewall of Kankakee Ill. viii
spend Sunday with Miss Jennie Black
burn.
Miss May Ribicki and n. Lauer viii
see "The Roundup" at McVickers to
might.
Mr.. Montgomery Of East Side wa
the guest of friends in Hammond las
evening.