The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-04-16

Mrs. l. 7. Meyers at her home in
Doty street was the hostess to a large
number Of friends this afternoon at a
Juvenile party. 1t was one Of the most
unique yet pleasant affairs ever given
by q Hammond hostess The guests
all arrived at an early hour dressed in
childish garb. The afternoon was de-
voted entirely to juvenile games, many
of which were guessing contests. The
ladies We're asked to bring their FIRST
Photographs and when these We're put
on display, the guests were asked to
identify them. Then Mrs. Van Steen-
berg, as a kindergarten teacher told
many interesting fairly tales. At the
close of the afternoon childrens
luncheon was served where brown
sugar sandwiches, animal crackers,
coco, Niger babies and jelly beans
played a prominent part. AS souvenirs,
the hostess gave tin dishes. wash
boards, fiat irons and dolls. The guests
were: Mesdames Van Steenberg of
Lansing. S. e Swain, Albert Mack
Robbins, w. II. Gostlin. c. G. Kingwell
Walter Hammond. Frank Hammond
Thomas Hammond, G. L. Smith, W. A
Hin, w. +. Bridge, G. b. Shearer, 7. w.
,Oberlin. w. ]. MacAleer, j. j. Ruff,
Edith Griffin, J. E. Fitzgerald, w. f..
Howatt. ]. II. Gillett, p Crumpacker,
Henry Lundt, +. W. Bumps. y. c. At
kinson. s. A. Bell, Adolph HirsCh,
David Hirsch NJ. Rothschild, c. e..
Bauer. Wilson, J. f. Krost w. F..
Harrington, l. l.. Bomberger, J. 7.
Hutton. Bowers, Ebright, Kenworthy.
w. c. Belman. Nicholas Emmerling, d.
NJ Wood Lawrence Becker, Carl Kauf-
man, j. NJ Turner. Mary Holm, H. f.
MeikIe. j. X Stinson, John Stinson, d.
F. Boone, J. F. Irish w. f. Brunt, A. E.
Wilcox and Miss Inez Eaton.
One of the affairs of the week which
is being looked forward to with great
pleasure by the music loving people of
Hammond and the surrounding towns
is the second concert of the year given
by the Hammond Male chorus The
concert viii be given Thursday evening,
April Is. in Tappers Hall. formerly the
ELK club rooms 1t promises to be one
of the best ever given. On the pro-
gram are several numbers by the Male
chorus. violin solo by Barnie Young.
and a cornet solo by aymond Cleve-
land The solo parts in the chorus
menu efS VIII 0e ldAeH ~ MISS Ill nan
Thompson.
The members Of the Colonial club will
be entertained Thursday afternoon BY
Mrs r. b OIivin at her home in Car
roll street
Miss Jessie Stilson who is visiting
here from Adrian went to Chicago to-
Stilson will attend Ringing Bros.
Circus tonight
Miss Bessie Jenkins of East Chicago
will visit friends here this evening.
Mrs. T. b Brennan and daughters
were the guests of Mrs. Brennan's
mother. Mrs. Swift in Englewood yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. Vina Stevens and son Harry
Rhodes of East Chicago left yesterday
for Seattle, Wash. to make their future
home They were accompanied as far
as Chicago by Mrs Clara Goodan OF
East Chicago, and Miss Rose Teeple OF
Hammond.
Miss Clara weinand is the guest OF
friends in Chicago.
Mrs j. Evans visited friends il
Englewood this afternoon.
Miss Anna Rubin has returned from
Chicago where she has visited hel
sister. Mrs. S. T. snett, since Friday.
The Fleur de Lis club will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Austgen in Plummer avenue. Cards viii
be the means of entertainment.
very pleasant surprise party wa:
given in honor of T. Runge Sunday