The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-27

Lewis of Chicago. A luncheon was
served following the program to more
than forty guests.
Mrs Kate Bates entertained a large
number Of relatives and friends at
dinner yesterday in celebration, of the
first communion Of her son, John Hepp.
About twenty friends. all of Hammond,
were present.
An entertainment will be given next
Friday evening under the auspices OF
the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist
church. The program will be largely
presented by Mrs. Lulu Tyler Gates,
reader Of Chicago with music inter-
spersed.
All members Of the 1906 class are in
vited to come to the alumni meeting
this evening in the school building for
the purpose Of joining the association.
All new and old members are request
ed to pay their dues of possible this
evening.
A large number Of young people from
Hammond and Whiting remained in
L :
over Sunday Several house parties were
given by the Crown Point young ladies
and a very pleasant dancing party was
held in honor of the visiting schools
at Central music hall
The marriage of Howard Burke
Bacon to Miss Susan Adams Visscher,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. Barent
| ;s a
Syracuse, n. Y. Mr.. Bacon, who was
constructing engineer of the Solvay Ri
Product company at South Deering, is
well known in social circles in Windsor
Park, having resided with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Faber for three years. Con-
gratulations are extended by his many
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bartef very
pleasantly entertained a large number
/ Of friends at dinner yesterday at their
nome in South Holman street. Among
the guests were many from out OF
town and are: Mrs. Dock and daugh-
| ter, Beulah. Mr.. and Mrs. William
kleigehe and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ryan, Miss Mary Kostecka, Wilton Jar
| ben of Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
| Seaberger of Black Oak, Misses Car
RE Klitch, Grace Potter and Mable
Gerisel and Irene and Claude Gerlsel
of West Pullman.
Mr.. and Mrs George Kussmaul en-
tertained the boys of the first com
munion class yesterday at a break
fast at their home in Clinton street
for their son, George Kussmaul. The
guests were Leonard Kolb, John KEEL
lar, Theadore Schmidt, George Moo
nan, Andrew Pfeifer, Leo Knoezer, Jo-
seph Philbrich, Nicholas Schubirth
William Curtis, George Kohl, Joseph
Wolf, John Hepp, John Barman, Leon
ard Schrum, George Jergens, Francis
Maginot. Raymond Rasher, George
Kussmaul, George Summers and Her
man Gohde.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Terry are en-
tertaining a large number of relatives
and friends today at their home In
South Holman street in celebration OF
| their golden wedding anniversary. More
than sixty persons are present. Din
ner was served at noon, after which
the afternoon was socially enjoyed with
music Mr.. and Mrs. Terry have been
residents of Hammond for many years
| and received the heartiest congratula-
tions and best wishes OF their friends
The guests are the Revs. Plaster, Seen
tgen and Koehler of Hammond, ano
/ Berg of Schererville. Messrs. and
Mesdames Herman Jordan and family
/ of Hegewisch, Peter Terry and fam
lily of Chicago Heights, Louis Terry
and family, also of Chicago Heights
Adam Ebert and family, Ruschi ant
family, NJ. Scheer and family anc
Schneider and family, all of Ham
mond