The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-14

Ole church will give a social and card
party Wednesday evening, Oct 1s in
Longs hall The affair is being given
for the benefit OF the society and church
and good attendance is desired. Re
freshments Will be served and an en-
joyable evening Is assured all who
attend.
Ali members Of Germania Rebekah
lodge are requested to be present at
a special meeting tomorrow evening in
the I. o. o. T. hall Final arrange
ments viii be made for the funeral Of
Mrs. Rosie Buntschuh.
All members OF the Moake Lodge
are requested to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Rosie Buntshuh, Wednesday after
noon at o'clock in the I. o. o. T. hall,
by or Of the noble grand.
CARL FAUL.
Miss Ferret Dickover entertained the
members Of the Sophomore class Of
the Hammond high school very pleas
antly at her home IN Stats street, Sat
urday evening. The house was dec
Grated in the class colors, orange and
black, and was pretty. The evening
was pleasantly passed with games and
informal dancing after which refresh
ments We're served. Those who were
present are: Misses Florence Shea.
Mildred Collins. Maud Shea, Carrie
Berger, Lois Boyce, Bessie Porch.
Mable Foley, Verta Sheffield and Mable
Bodegraven; Messrs. Raymond Zohl,
Chauncey Hoffman, Julius Meyn, Caru
Talman, William Hutton. Rulo Minard,
Ferrel Hoffman, Robert McHie, Walter
Kennedy, Mark Tobey and Floyd Mon
nett
One Of the most delightful parties
OF the season was a dancing party
given Saturday evening in Longs hall
by number Of Hammond young men.
program of sixteen dances and four
extras was played by Christensons or
chestra of Chicago. The party was
pleasant In every detail and was chap
eroned by Mrs. Lawrence Cox. Sew
eral form out of town were in attend
ance. The guests were: Misses And
erson of Kansas City, Mae Nelson, Mary
Krost, Frances Lundt, Genevieve and
Anna Hastings, Bardie Ripley, Lottie
and Norma Robbins, Jennie Brunswick
OF Kouts, Marguerite Hart of Crown
Point, Irene Mott, Eunice Meikle,,
Alsen, Anna CuImin, McGregor, Fran
ces Brown. Wilson. Ona Smailey.
Evers. Messrs. Carl Griffin, Ray Cat
low, Robert Clark, f. c. Ryan, ]. Calf
ney. NJ Crosby, Oren Stewart, Melvin
Monnett Dana Summers, William
Whiteleib, s Ripley, Franklin Black
nun, Vernon Parry of Crown Point.
Harvey Zim, Ray Ames, James Vedder.
Charles Belman, Charles Crumpacker,
William Hastings, William Whitaker,
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Potter. Charles Deming. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S Gro
man and Mr. and Mrs William c. Nee.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Stanton charm
ingly entertained very large number
Of friends Saturday evening at their
home, S14 Truman avenue. The party
was given in celebration of their
twentieth wedding anniversary and
was one of the most delightful affairs
of it's kind ever given in Hammond
The home was beautifully decorated
with autumn leaves and flowers and
diInly lighted with huge japanese Ian
terms and Jack olanterns Hearts Of
various sizes in red were also used as
decorations in the home. They Were
strong from the chandeliers to the
four corners of the rooms and used in
TIE WINDOWS ana OOOrS- A uOral love
story was one of the pleasant features
Of entertainment for the evening and
the honor for composing the prettiest
little poem story was awarded Mrs
Melvin Stanton of Chicago. Another
game was a heart game, which was
enjoyed by many. The large red hearts
were hung in the door way to which
numerous strings We're fastened The
ladies gathered in the parlor and the
men In the second parlor and sep
arated these strings and those who
were found with the same string were
partners at supper A delightful pro-
gram was given. Rev. Jones of the
First Baptist church, opened the pro-
gram with a few words Of welcome in
behalf OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Mr..
Stanton of Chicago, responded. Miss
Frances Hamacher gave several read
ings and Miss Laura Mather of Aurora.
III, rendered several beautiful piano
selections. A two course luncheon was
then served. Fully ninety guests were
present, many of whom were from out
of town.
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