The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-05

About forty I'VE guests. come armed
with health certificates" and others
without came to the pretty Bridge resi-
dence IN Eomewood where Mrs. w II.
Bridge was hostess this afternoon at
q quarantine party" No party In
the social history Of Hammond has been
so talked OF. and aroused so much
curiosity both among those whose good
fortune 1t was to be invited and those
who were not on the front door was
posted a large yellow fever sign. Upon
entering, each guest was greeted BY the
health officer, who after a careful ex-
animation OF the certificate displayed.
designated into which room the holder
was to GO The guests with health
certificates were seated in the parloT
where an appropriate game was played
while those without were put In a
Detention Cap" and g suitable game
commenced among them Tho color
scheme was perfectly carried out In
yellow, as were the table decorations
Mrs. Bridge served a delicious four
course luncheon in the dining room at
the close of the afternoon.
Miss Ames will return home tonight
from Sagatuck, Mich, where she was
the guest OF relatives for the holidays.
The members of the Marquette club
spent a very pleasant afternoon yes
terday with Mrs. w. e. Russell at her
home. 81 Webb street. Cards were the
entertainment for the Afternoon and the
prizes were awarded to Mesdames w.
G. Paxton and w Mashino. Mrs. B. w.
ChidelaW's mother, Mrs. OToole of JEFF
at the
The club will meet again in two weeks
with Mrs. AIashino.
Mrs L T Meyers was hostess at an
informal party given last evening to
the program committee of the history
committee of the Hammond Woman's
club. The guests were: Mesdames l.
T. Merer, 8. e. Swain, A. S. Hunt
Charles Bostwick. and q. r. Stauffer,
The Its" party was postponed last
evening on account of the basketball
game between Hammond high school
and the Baptist Athletic league but will
be held the first of the week with Miss
Florence Shea at her home in Webb
street.
Mrs. Kate stevens Of Rimbach av-
enue, has gone to Englewod to be
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Thomas
Smith. for few days.
Miss Margaret Boldt OF Hobart, Is
spending a few days vacation with heI
sister. Miss Theresa Boldt of Ham
mond.
Miss Hazel Webb will spend Sunday
v.,gtb R-{apdr in (hfoaCo
Among those visiting and shopping II
Chicago this afternoon are: Mesdame'
b. Rubin, e. l. Shortridge. F. Eek
hardt Misses Eva McFall and Haze
webb.
Miss Wayne Arendorf is the CUES
of friends in Engiewood this after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. MacAleer arr
spending the afternoon with friends
in Chicago.
Misses Alta Adkins and Sarah Star
are expected home today from Lansing
Mich, where they have been visiting
relatives OF Miss Starts for the pas
week.
Miss Marie London, a former stu
dent at DePauw university, has en-
tered the Chicago university and i
taking course in political economy.
o
Miss Mayfa Haines OF Chicago.
teacher of elocution here, will be tn
guest of Miss lone Hunt at her home Il
Oakley avenue. tonight.
Miss Thompson of Austin, Ill. an
Miss Minnie Haines of Ravenswood vii
return to Hammond tomorrow to begi
their studies at school on Monday.
Miss Nina Petit who has spent tn
school vacation with her parents
Canada, is expected here tonight to re
sumo her school duties.
Mrs Christina Rassow has rsturne
to her home T29 Summer street. afte
a few days visit with her son, william
m Chicago.
Mra f. +. Corrtgan of Chicago VT
be tia guest OF Miss Myrtle Merry
weather today at her home. $50 sout
Holman street.
Miss Ruth Clark has returned to he
home in Englewood. after spending
portion Of the hohdsy vacation wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Clark in West Ham
mond.
Miss Mable Almond Will return toda
from Indianapolis where she has bee
entertained by relatives and friend
for the past two weeks.
Mrs. James Green of Elmwood wa
the guest OF Mrs. James Boyer of 5
Louis yesterday. who is visiting at tn
home Of her sister. Mrs, J. Locke i
East State street.
Miss Harriet Felkner of ChiEag
will come home tonight TO spend Sun