The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-18
HEGEWISCH.

The Parents club of the Henry Clay
school will hold their meeting in room
6 Of the school Friday evening.
good program will take place the first
part of the evening. Assistant Su-
perintendent Shoop of Chicago will as
sist in the program. Refreshments will
be served and a pleasant evening is
looked forward to. Fathers. moth
ers and all who are interested In the
school are invited to come.
B. A. Anderson attended the meeting
at the court Wednesday morning for
the settlement Of the Engstrand case,
which was brought before the United
States district court Tuesday morning
The K of P. lodge held their regu-
lar meeting at Jordan's hall Tuesday
evening Several new members were
to be initiated
Mrs. Charles Fisher entertained the
Exclusive club very royalty at her home
on Ontario avenue Tuesday evening.
Several visitors being present, very
pleasant evening was enjoyed. A dam
ty luncheon was served and the guests
returned to their home at an early hour.
Mr. and Mrs H. B. Reed spent very
pleasant evening with friends at Wood
lawn Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Bittner and chill
dren left Chicago for Spokane, Wash,
yesterday evening.
Mrs + e. Wickham invited a num-
Der of her relatives to her home on
Ontario avenue Wednesday afternoon
The ladies enjoyed the afternoon and
much work was accomplished, after
which dainty refreshments were served
Tom Corner of West Hammond spent
Tuesday evening in town.
Mrs Ed. Jacobson spent Monday aft
ernoon with Mrs. B. A. Anderson at heI
home on Commercial avenue to help hel
celebrate her birthday. A pleasant aft
ernoon was enjoyed with a dainty lit
tie luncheon. Mrs. Anderson received
several beautiful presents.
Frank Buck. superintendent of the
Western steel Car and Foundry com
pany. was the lucky man last Mon
Z day evening, when he received The
handsome hand embroidered pillow
, which was CHANGED by the ladies o
, the Eastern Star lodge.
; Mrs. Paul Rose and daughter, Eva
of Hammond. formerly Of this city, Wis
! tied relatives here last Sunday.
e Mrs. Ralph Watkins rs still improv
f ing and viii be able to be brough
home in short time.
Mrs A. c. Mcdonnell of Woodlawl
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Jacob
son and daughter. Edna, and Mr. an
t Mrs. b. A. Anderson of this city at he
e home Tuesday evening in honor of he
y daughters birthday. Miss Agnes Nc
5 Donnen. The evening was spent social
Q " and dainty refreshments were served
Il The guests departed at an early houl
s wishing Miss Agnes many more sue
happy birthdays.
u NJ. c. Bundy, who resigned his posi-
ton at the Ryan Car company, ha
J. accepted a position in the office of tn
/ Western Steel Car and Foundry com
pany.
a Polish wedding took place at Fa
Their Florine's church, one Hundred an
n Thirty-second street and Houston ave
nue.. Tuesday evening at o'clock, whe
: Katie Augustine and Martin Strug WEI
united in marriage by Father Florin
: A short ceremony took place at tt
church. after which the reception we
= held at the home of Mr.. Strug on Err
avenue. The evening was spent in da1
+ cling In Mr.. Strugs hall, adjoining h
living apartments. The bride VIZ
IN dressed in white satin and wore a Ion
veil looped at the top with tiny viii
~ flowers. She had four pretty bride
maids and tiny flower girl. They we
conveyed from the church to the hall
carriages, where their many frien,
Joined them.
ST Word has been received from MI
~ Albert Stout of Clarence, Mich. forme
" Miss Nellie Powell of this city I
~ some OF her friends that she is vel
IN much pleased with her new home al
IS getting along very well with h
or housekeeping. She sends best regar
to all of her friends.
Il A two-mile race will be the featu
at the Lewis rink. East Chicago, I
a night.
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