The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-04

tained a number Of young people Satur-
day evening at her home IN Clinton
street. The evening was passed with
various games. after which a luncheon
was served The house decorations
We're prettily carried out in pink and
white Miss james had as her guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. Green, Misses Grace Zero,
Dollie Geib. Ruth Brenneman, Bessie
Bates, Emma Hoffman. Bessie Jorch
Messrs. Junior Swartz Of Whiting
Frank Mcpherson of Whiting, Roscoe
Brenneman Otto Hudson, Paul Mas
tellra, Charles Binder, Harry Harris,
Claude Palmer and Raymond Fox
The wedding Of Miss Anna Radziejer-
oski TO Frank Leszczynski took place
this morning at o'clock in the St
Andrews church West Hammond The
Rev Nowakoski read the ceremony be-
fore very large number of relatives
and friends. The bride wore a hand
some gown Of white silk and a long
vei4 She carried brides roses The
maid Of honor, Miss Bessie Leszczqnski
was also gowned in white. The groom
was attended by August RadziezeroskL
a large reception is being held in their
honor White Eagles hall this after
noon and evening
The Hammond Woman's club met at
X z hall Saturday afternoon. Nov ,.
The first part of the program was de-
voted to the jamestown exposition
with Mrs. Rothschild in charge Mrs.
d. p. Boone gave a most realistic de-
scription OF the panoramic battle be-
tween the Merrimac and Monitor as
shown at the exposition.
Mrs. Knots prepared a very inter
esting paper on the exposition, making
special mention Of the great naval dis
play IN which all nations participated.
This paper was read by Mrs. Meyer.
Mrs. Bruce spoke of the historical
/ setting of the exposition. after which
a general discussion followed on the
merits and dement's of the exposition
as whole.
I The second part Of the program, the
/ Indiana state federation. was in the
hands of the president. Mrs. Griffin.
The Hammond Woman's club has
great reason to be proud Of its repre-
sensations at the federation Mrs.
Edith Griffin, president of the club for
the third time is well and favorably
known to the club women of the state
Mrs. H. F. Meikle was a member of
the credential committee at the state
meeting. Mrs. p. c.. Atkinson is also
an expresident and an efficient and
widely known clubwoman
Mrs. Blackburn read paper. prepared
by Mrs. Atkinson, on the business of
the federation Mrs Atkinson spoke
Of the great scope of work covered
by the various committees and the har-
monfous cooperation of the whole This
was of vital interest to the clubwomen
of Hammond, giving them a brief in
sight into the great club method and
movement Mrs. Meikle gave a char
acteristic description of the trip to In
dianapoIis and the social side of the
| federation.
Mrs Griffin spoke briefly Of the lit
erary program, cleaning carefully from
the many good things dropped by such
speakers as Governor Hanly. Mrs. Phil
lip Morse, May Wright Sewell, Mrs
Kinsey. and others of equal note. The
cry of the clubwomen of Indiana is
Help the helpless Give more of sell
to those about you and especially tc
the boys and girls of our state.
The afternoon was a most helpful
and instructive one and every member
should have been present, that she
of the Hammond Woman's club should
have been present. that she might bf
broadened and enthused for the issues
which must surely come to our loca
organization if we would keep abreas
Of the fray.