The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-21

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about sixty FIVE members were present
and those who braved rain were well
repaid.
After brief greeting by Mrs. Meikle,
the president, various matters of bust
ness were discussed.
The following new members were
elected: Mrs. Adelia Cooper. Mrs. Min
ME Ottenheimer, and Miss Grace Miller.
The meeting was then given over to
to the history committee, of which Mrs.
Stauffer is chairman. The committee
has been studying Scandinavia, Rus
STA Japan and China, could be
ready seen by the tasty arrangements
Of the hall into booths representing the
same.
The ladies made a charming picture,
dressed in native costumes, as they
marched into the strains of a Russian
march played by James Vedder.
Mrs. Ella Smith read an interesting
paper on Russia, touching in brief on
the customs Of the peasants and roy
atty their home life, describing the
women of Russia, their dress, social
custom, religion and education.
Little Miss Ethel Hirsch, with
piano accompaniment by Miss Margaret
Lawrence. gracefully presented Jap
anese drill
Mrs. Bostwick read paper on Nor
way and Sweden that was much en-
joyed Mrs. Bostwick's custume was
a marvel Of beauty and Swedish hand
work.
After a pleasing piano solo by Miss
Edith Goodman a social hour was en-
joyed during which the following
foreign menu was served at the re-
spectiye booths:
Fruit Soup.
Scandinavian Health Bread.
Russian Caviar Sandwiches. olives
Japanese Tea and Waters
Chinese Rice Balls.
The members of the Eastern Star are
requested to be present at the regular
meeting tomorrow evening as there
is business of Importance to be trans
acted
Misses itty and Title Dahlkamp will
attend the wedding of Miss Elizabeth
Hart and Joseph Barden, which takes
place in Chicago this evening ct 8
o'clock at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hart, in La
Sale street
A pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Nellie Adelsperger by a number
OF her friends Friday evening, at her
home, 418 Pine street. The evening
was spent with the usual games and
popular music. Miss Adelsperger' s
friends present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Adelsperger, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
/. Davis, Misses Leona Reed, Jessie
,I,,o
Adelsperger and Edith Peterson;
Messrs. Thomas Aledsperger. w B.
Crosby, Otto Schultz, Bernard Nondorf,
Fred and Charles Adelsperger.
Among the those in Chicago this
afternoon are Mesdames William Hage-
man. William Stieglitz, August Wieg-
and and Marion Hover
The Fern Leaf club will hold it's
regular meeting Thursday afternoon
at the home of its president, Mrs. Chas
Miller in South Holman street
The Columbia club will be entertain
ed Thursday afternoon by Mrs. H. NJ
Bicknell at her home in Rimbach ave-
nue..
Miss Laura Mather is sepnding today
with relatives in Windsor Park.
Miss Gertrude Kunert spent Sunday
with her parents in Toleston.
The dancing party given by the Q
X C's of Crown Point Saturday even
ing in Central music hail. was very
well attended and an enjoyable time
was had by all present Miss Rose
Kolb of Hammond furnished music fol
the occasion. Dana Summers and VIII
liam WHITFIELD of Hammond were thu
guests of friends in Crown Point fol
the party.
Miss Rose Kolb has been the cues
of friends in Crown Point for the pas
few days.
Miss Amelia Young entertained
number of friends last evening at he
home in honor of her birthday ami
versary Cards were the features o
the evening, the prizes in pedro being
awarded to Mrs. Henry Heiser and Mrs
Mathew Lavene and Messrs. John Hei
ser and Mathew Lavene. Mrs. job,
1itlSGT ana NTSOAEG A-0S1 EASQ ava.
the consolation prizes. Music during
the evening was furnished by Miss Ros
Kolb. Miss Young had as her guest
Messrs. and Mesdames Henry Heiser
John Heiser. William Young. Georg
Eder Jr, Mathew Lavene, Miss Ros
Kolb and Messrs. Walter Hurst o
Chicago, John Sheer and Frank Rohde
Of
Hammond Woman's club Will meet to
morrow afternoon at the home OF it
chairman, Mrs. Edith Griffin, 40 Og
den street Mesdames c. w. Campbell
and II. T. AIeikle win have charge 0
the afternoon and the subject 70
study viii be Walt Whitman.
Charles Crow and sister, Lulu Krel
LII rareach At their mission in Indi