The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-26
OVER THE TEA CUPS


All members of the choir Of ST
Paurs Episcopal church are requested
to be present at the rehearsal in the
church this evening
Mr. and Mrs Frank Reed of East
sibley street will leave tomorrow for
Paw Paw Lake. where they will spend
two weeks vacation.
Charles Purcell left today for Yer
mont where he viii spend the summer
He was accompanied as far as Chicago
10y the Rev E. f Barrett.
Miss Ada MeNay of Palmer. return
ed home today after visiting Mrs Ed
ward Bremen for a few days at her
home in Michigan avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Kunert and
and daughters. Misses Emma and Linda,
went to Toleston by automobile last
evening where they visited relatives.
DR.. T. w. Oberlin went to Mansfield,
O.. last evening for short visit Mrs.
Oberlin and daughter have been there
for some days with Mrs. Oberlin's par
ents
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Mrs E. w Russell. well known
miniature painter Of Chicago, has been
visiting Mrs. f. S. Emerine, 705 Sum
mer street. She returned home yes
terday.
W. J. McAleer left this morning for
saulte Ste. Marie, Mich, to spend
few days with relatives. Mrs. McAleer
and children have been there for sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles J. Wilson en-
tertained at fish supper last even
| ing in honor of Professor Kline of
Pittsburg and DR.. Noehring of New
York City.
! The Misses Bonnie Haines and Elsa
Stafford are entertaining the children
of their Sunday school classes Of the
First Christian church at picnic in
i Douglas Park today.
Mrs S. c. Mcintyre, Miss Frances Nc
Intyre and little Harold Major of
Matoon. Ill. are visiting the Misses
Madge and Margaret Mcintyre, at their
home I'm Michigan avenue.
Messrs. VIII Daily and Harry Hass
have returned from very delightful
eastern trip. They visited Niagara
Falls, Buffalo Philadelphia, Albany,
New York City and jamestown.
Mrs Stoll, who has been visiting the
Mesdames Buttner, Shaw and Charles
! Gruen of Hammond. has left for her
new home in Toronto, Can. Mrs.
Stolls home has been in St. Louis.
Miss Veda Hemstock left today for
her summer vacation which she will
spend with relatives in owen Sound,
Canada Miss. Hemstock vii also visit
in Toronto and Buffalo before return
ing home
The members of William II. Calkins
W. r. c met last evening in Memorial
hall for their regular meeting, and
there was a large attendance. The
usual business session was followed
by an experience social" which was
a pleasant feature Of the evening.
A@
A number of Hammond ladies went to
the Lake Front this afternoon and took
their dinners. Those in the party were:
Mesdames W C. Harrington, William
Zeigler, Charles Miller Dane ohnson,
Shearey. Ray Fowler, Weyand T. sum
mer, August Wiegqnd and Barger,
Misses Stinson OF FRANKLIN. Ky, and
Anna Stevenson of Chicago
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: The Ladies' Aid society of the Ger
man Evangelical church held a social
yesterday Afternoon and evening at the
church parlors in Slbley street. The
affair was well attended during the
entire time, and it was reported very
successful Refreshments were served
by the ladies of the committee
80
Mrs John Huber was hostess to the
members Of the Fleur de Lis club yes
terday afternoon at her home in State
4 street. The members of the club spen1
a very pleasant afternoon with cards
and the prizes were awarded Mrs Kra-
lowitz, Mrs. Hughes and Mrs Charles
: huffman. At the close OF the game!
. the hostess served very pleasing
luncheon The next meeting Will be il
two weeks. when Mrs. Keyser enter
l. tains the club at her home in Yves
state street
Mrs. sam Menutln ndu the lQeinpCIi
= of the Fern Leaf Whist club as he
: guests Yesterday afternoon at her hom
+ In South Holman street Cards wer
played during the afternoon after which
the hostess served refreshments from
= small tables which were prettily ar
: ranged with flowers. The club has don
: away with prizes and instead at eacl
meeting they present the hostess with
piece OF linen. The next meeting vii
}. be in two weeks at the home of Mrs
r Smith, in Truman avenue.
The Misses Lydia and Louise Hofe
very pleasantly entertained the mem
bers of the Epworth League Of tn
5. German Methodist Episcopal churc
Y last evening at their home in Stat
Line street. The evening was devote
to games and music after which tn