The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-04-10

afternoon at the home OF Mrs. A. f.
Vedder in Fayette street. One OF the
most interesting programs Of the year
had been arranged on the subject Of
Immigrants" The program was COM
posed Of talks, papers and a few in
strumental numbers It was in charge
of Mesdames MacAleer and Arm
strong and an exceptionally pleasant
afternoon was spent. The society had
Mrs Rohrer OF South Bend, secretary
Of the Home Missionary conference,
as it's guest. Mrs. Rohrer gave a very
entertaining talk. The program was
followed by a luncheon served by the
hostess. The following is a complete
program:
Quotations. Work in the South"
Song ............... Our Native Land
Bible Lesion. Mrs. Robert Armstrong
Vocal Solo. ....... Miss Louise Wood
Reading ......... Mrs. E r. Staufrer
Talk. ..............M Mrs d. M. Wood
Home View Of the Case" .
Solo ..............M Miss Edith Goodman
Reading ........ Mrs. w. j. MacAleer
Another delightful affair given in
Miss Bertha Kunzmans honor was the
linen shower Monday evening by Miss
Kate Emery at her home, 755 Logan
street. number Of Miss Kunzman's
friends were present, who brought her
handsome gifts OF linen. The evening
was passed with games. all appropriate
~ chosen for the occasion. Little pink
bags were given the guests as souve-
Mrs, which later in the evening af-
forded great amusement as a bridal
shower. The hostess served her guests
with a dainty luncheon. Those pres
ent were: Misses Bertha Kunzman,
Veda Hemstock. Mae Kelley Eliza
beth and Mae Swanton, Dora and Erie
da Otto. Sylvia Stickler, Hazel Fox,
Nellie Hill, Eva McFall Margaret De
Hart, Nellie Hamacher and Daisy
Emery.
Mrs. Richard Winkler, at her home,
AIS South Holman street. will have
the members of the Alpha Phi club
as her guests Thursday afternoon.
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Mrs. Theodore Marker Of Allison,
MINI. is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Snyder at their home in State street
for several weeks. Mrs. Marker will
visit in Chicago before returning home
Miss Margaret Davis of Whiting
spent yesterday afternoon with friends
in Hammond
Mrs. John Tiesch OF Dyer visited with
friends in Hammond yesterday.
Miss Cobb of Kankakee Ill, is here,
the guest OF Mrs. Ray Hatch at her
home sos South Holman street.
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The Martha society Of the Christian
church will meet Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Wilfor. 225 Logan
street. All members of the society are
urged to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank quinn and Miss
Josephine Hoban left last evening for
Albuquerque, n. NJ. Mrs. Quinn has
been in poor health for several months
and it is for her health that the trip
is taken. Mrs. James Quinn and John
Quinn of Chicago have taken Gene
We've Quinn to their home in Chicago,
where they will care for her during
the absence of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Allen and daughter,
Miss Hazel. returned to their home in
Allegan, Mich. this morning after a
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Huntley of Calumet avenue.
Miss Lena Gerhardt and Henry
Schneider will attend the theatre in
Chicago this evening.
Miss Margaret Rhorman is spending
the day in Chircago.
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of friends in Chicago this evening to
see Checkers" at Mcvickers.
Mrs. Mary Bellamy of Monon, Ind.
is spending the day with friends here.
The regular dancing class was held
last evening in Longs hall and was
unusually we'll attended. DeBriae's
orchestra OF East Chicago furnished
music for tho occasion. Many young
people from East Chicago were pres
ent.
The Order of the Eastern Star held
its regular meeting last evening in the
Masonic Temple and very pleasant
evening is reported The Hammond
Chapter entertained members from the
East Chicago. Whiting and the Lady
Garfield orders. The session was very
we'll attended After the initiation OF
new members an enjoyable social even
ing was spent and luncheon was served
Miss Fannie Cohen OF East Chicago
was the guest OF friends here last
evening for the dancing party al
Longs hall
Mrs. Tooth OF East Chicago visited
friends here yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. J. M. Peterson OF Harvey, Ill.
lie here the guest of relatives for 6
few days.
Miss Mae Campbell informally en-
tertained few friends last evening
at her home IN West Sibley street. The
time was pleasantly spent with music