The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05
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dancing party tomorrow evening in
Longs han. 1t is their first party Of
the season and very enjoyable time
is anticipated
d. Blackburn will visit in Englewood
this evening.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church met yesterday
afternoon for their regular weekly
meeting. Final arrangements We're
made for the farewell reception TO the
Rev. and Mrs. Shirley in the church
parlors this evening.
Mrs. Alvin Dietrich. Misses Emma
Champaign and Daisy Emery will at
tend a dinner party in Crown Point
tonight.
Miss Marie Hansen will go to Crown
Point tomorrow to be the guest Of Mrs.
scheddell.
Miss Laura Mather Of Aurora. III. is
expected tomorrow, to be the guest of
Miss Frances Hamaeher at her home in
Oakley avenue.
Miss Nina Petit will go to Engle-
wood tomorrow to remain over Sunday
with relatives.
Miss Bertha Kemp Of Toleston. was
in Hammond today shopping.
Miss Elsie Lowman of Valparaiso. is
| spending few days with relatives and
/ friends in Hammond and East Chicago.
The bazaar being held by the Ep-
worth league of the First Methodist
/ Episcopal church opened last evening
in the Sunday school rooms of the
| church. There was a very good at
| tendance of friends, who during the
| first of the evening enjoyed a pro-
gram rendered by the young men of
| the league. The program included
piano solos, piano duets vocal duets
and solos, mandolin and guitar Duet
violin solo and a flute solo. At the
close of the program refreshments
| could be purchased for a small sum
Several booths were delightfully."- ar
ranged with various toilet articles
| aprons, dolls and pretty Christmas
ideas. The bazaar will continue dur
ing the afternoon and evening of
Thursday and Friday This evening
from $50 until Z O'Clock the league
will serve a supper and tomorrow even
ing at eight o'clock the young ladies
of the guild will furnish the program
There will be no admission to the enter
tainment Friday. The bazaar was
gotten up with the idea of making
money for the new church building, and
| good attedances are expected
Miss Hattie Felkner. who left Ham
mond a few weeks ago to accept a po-
sition as stenographer with the c., c.
& L. r. r.. at Cincinnati, has changed
her plans and entered an art institute
there.
Julian Youche of Crown Point, was
in Hammond today on business.
Mrs. Gobitz and daughter, Miss
Sarah were Chicago visitors yesterday.
Sidney Goldsmith was in Chicago
yesterday on business.
number of young people in the
German Evangelical church met last
| evening to reorganize the choir Miss
Lena Lindner was elected organist and
Mr.. Gus Reichers. director of the choir
The choir will meet Wednesday evening
of each week in the church The fol-
lowing young people compose the choir.
Della Prange, Martha Herkner, Minnie
and Flora Wimschel and Anna HoItz
Hammond Hive No. will hold an
important meeting Friday evening in
Weis' hall A deputy from Valparaiso
will be present at the meeting. and
election of officers will take place,
so that all members are urged to be
present.
w. c. Nelson Hammond, formerly
with the Fitzhugh-Luther company. ac-
copied a position with the Indiana Steel
company, and will move to Gary.
Miss Mable Greisel Of Toleston. Wis
tied friends in Hammond Yesterday