The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-13

who participated in the concert. es-
peciafly for the hearty cooperation OF
the parents Of the children.
MRS j. o. THOMPSON.
Miss Emma Schwartz viii return TO
her home in Dolton after a weeks
visit with the Misses Prange at their
home in State street. Miss Mae Prange
will accompany her home for a short
visit.
Mrs. Harry Rhodes OF Batesville. Ark.
is here the guest of Mrs. George Drack-
ert and family at their home in State
street. Mrs. Rhodes, formerly Miss
Rhoda Allen of Hammond. is return
ing home from an extended visit in
Hebron. Ind.
Pine street Mission, A. 0. Knapp, pas
tor. Notice of postponed mid-week
service: The regular Thursday even
ing prayer meeting viii be held this
evening (Friday) at 1880. Mr.. Schrein-
er is the leader. 1t being his last
meeting with the people here, he is es-
pecially DESTROYS that all should attend
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surprise party was given yester-
day afternoon IN honor Of Hattie Are
hardt's eleventh birthday. The party
took place at the home of her parents.
121 Charlotte street. The children
played garden games during the af-
ternoon. after which refreshments
were served. The guests were: Be
ladie and Edwin Dinwiddie. Hulda,
Lillian and Edna sBoese, Emily Meyer
Hazel and Edith LaRue and Mar
garet Mcpherson.
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Mrs. John Huber entertained the
members of the Corona club very nicely
yesterday afternoon at her home, 50
State street. The afternoon was de-
voted to cards and the prizes were
awarded Mrs. Roscos and Mrs. Murray.
Mrs. Keyser won the consolidation
prize. A dainty luncheon was served
at the close of the games. The next
meeting will be in two weeks when
Mrs. Kerrar has the club as her guests
at her home in State street.
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Mrs. Burge of Merrillville very
pleasantly entertained members of the
Golden Rule Council No. /, D. of l..
yesterday at her home. An elaborate
six course dinner was served under a
large tent on the lawn and pretty gar
den flowers were used as decorations.
There were guests from Burnham,
Merrillvil1e and those from Hammond
were: Mesdames Borem, Lowry, S.
Hunter, P. L. Davis, M. D. Brennan, c.
P. King, M F. Frame. Harry Burge,
Henry Burge, p. Schultz, Lewis and
w. Flanagan.
The Young Peoples society of the
German Evangelical church entertained
a large number of their friends last
evening at a watermelon social in the
church parlors. There was an ex
ceptionally large number of young
people present who spent the evening
with music and games after which re-
freshments consisting of watermelon,
ice cream and cake were served. The
refreshment tables were prettily ar
ranged with flowers. During the even
ing a handsome fern was ratified and
won by Miss Barbara Huckelman.
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Mrs. Martin Finneran very pleas
antly entertained a number of young
people last evening at her home in
West Hammond at a doughnut party
The evening was first devoted to music
after which a doughnut contest was
suggested. The idea was to see which
of the guests could eat the greatest
number The first prize was won by
Miss Maggie Spencer and the "booby'
was awarded Paul Muschelwicz. The
guests were: Misses Maggie Spencer
Anna Pietras, Marie Spencer, Carrie
and Anna Gruszka; Messrs. Paul MI
schelewicz, Frank Wachewicz and John
Newman.
One of the best entertainments OF
the summer was given in the First NJ
the primary department Of the Sunday
| school. After several weeks of prac
tice the children gave their entertain
ment last evening before a very large
number Of their relatives and friends
The program was in three parts anC
| included many very clever songs, reel
| tations and drills. The affair was
given to raise money for the pledg'
! the class made for the building and 1
| is thought that $125 was cleared from
! the sale of tickets and donations. TIL,
entire entertainment was nuder the su
| pervision Of Mrs. J. A. Thompson, wh1
deserves great credit for its success
Mrs. Thompson received many flowers
as gifts of appreciation for which sh
wishes to thank the children and thei
parents.
MAY BECOME PEDAG0GUE.