The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-28

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of State street yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Porter and baby of Ham
ilton Park. III. are the guests Of Mrs.
Porter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs a P.
Wall of Michigan avenue.
Miss Mable McCay of Michigan City
is expected tonight to be the guest of
her cousin, Miss Louise Murphy of
State street for several days.
Mrs. N. d. Brennan and Mrs. Mund
lin are attending a reception at the
home of Mrs. G. Williams in Green
wood avenue. Chicago today.
Miss Rae Rockwell returned to her
home in Crown Point yesterday after
being the guest Of the Misses Harriet
Crumpacker and Mae Nelson.
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Miss Grace Finney has returned to
her home in Michigan City after spend
ing a few days with the Misses Tieche
at their home In South Holman street.
So
| Mrs. N. G.. Andrews and Mrs. ]. c.
McCue and children have returned to
their homes in BeIvidere, III, after a
visit with Mrs. J. F. Gabler of Sibley
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Mrs. Breddon of Louiston, Ill, has
returned home after spending several
days with Mr. and Mrs. George B.
Sheerer at their home in Warren street
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Mrs. C. Mason and baby. have re-
turned to their home in Forest. ILL.,,
latter spending several days here the
Of rY va
nue..
MR.. Thomas Hubby of St. Catherine,
Canada, Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
~. T. Hutton at their home in Ogden
street. Mrs. Hubby is a sister of Mr..
Huttons.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcknight and
little son returned to their home in
Attica, Ind, this morning after a few
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Pepperdine Of Plummer avenue.
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Miss Martha Zech has returned to
her home in Oak Glen after spending
a few days in Hammond. the guest of
Miss Martha Areharat at her home in
Charlotte avenue.
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Miss Mayfa Hanes of Chicago came
today to be the guest of Miss lone
Hunt over Sunday at her home in Oak
ley avenue. Miss Hanes is reorganiz-
ing her classes in elocution in Ham
mond
Mrs Charles Whitestein returned to
her home in Michigan City yesterday
after spending the week with the Misses
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in South Holman street with an at
tack of tonsilitis.
Miss Laura Mather, formerly of
Hammond but now of Aurora, Ill, has
just returned from her summer vaca-
ton in northern Michigan and was in
Hammond yesterday to reorganize her
classes in music.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Johnston will have
the members of the n. p. Whist club as
their guests this evening at their home
in South Holman street, at the first
; party of the season. The members Are
anticipating a most enjoyable winter
season.
Miss Marie Hansen will return this
evening from q weeks visit in Keno
sha. Wis Miss Hansen has been doing
some work in the Library there before
going to Crown Point where she viii
be in charge of the new Carnegie
Library.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Thursday evening in honor o,
,, Miss Anna F. Hepp at her home. so
: Truman avenue. The party was giver
in celebration of her birthday ami
versary and thirty guests We're pres
emit The evening was spent will
cards after which music was enjoyed
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Little Frances Pepperdine daughte1
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pepperdine O.
Plummer avenue celebrated her seventh
: birthday anniversary Thursday by en-
:. pertaining a few of her friends of tn,
neighborhood. The afternoon was spen
with games after which a supper wa
served.
: DR.. William a. Quayle of Chicag,
will lecture at the First Methods
| Episcopal church Monday evening, Oct
Il. DR.. Quayle is a noted lecturer an,
= has many admirers in Hammond VIII
| will be glad of this opportunity o
hearing him. DIR. Quayle was presen
at the corner stone laying of tn
b church in Hammond. The Brother
hood of st. Paul are having DR.. Quayl
n | come 20 Hammond and they are sur
to raise good sum fer the pledge the
made for the new church by the sal
= of tickets.
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r The second party of this week give
by Mesdames Frances Kingsley an
| Virgil S. Reiter was held yesterday a
:. their home in Webb street. The part
o was one of the pleasantest ever give
n in Hammond and was enjoyed by NOR
than forty guests. The hostesses en-
tertained their guests with cards
Il euchre being played and beautiful
n prizes were awarded. Mrs. Jeami