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Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-08
Society

~ NTRE NOUS sorority of the Uni
n, versity of Southern California en-
\ tertained party of young woman
friends with a chafing dish supper anu
marshmellow roast at the sorority
lodge on West Thirty-sixth street last
night. w.t.,
Consigny. Miss Dorothy Bosche, Miss
Margeret Willis, Miss Mary FreeIhan'
Miss Jessie Hendricks, Miss BerIna
Rush, Miss Mary Jessup, Miss Evelyn
Daymen. Miss Maude Spelcner M5sS
Genevleve Buchanan, Miss Elsie be-
hymer, Miss Sadie Bridges, Miss Flora
Robenson, Miss Nina Chadwick, MISS
Grace Nuffer, Miss Ella Winstanley'
Miss Gretchen Hensel, Miss Ethe! io-
gan, Miss Louise Rush and Miss Edna
Bovard.
Miss Gladys Reynolds of South Bur
lington avenue presided over a delight
fully informal afternoon yesterday
with which she honored Miss Austeene
George. The charming bride-elect was
also the surprised recipient of shower
of handkerchiefs.
The Jolly affair was enjoyed by Mrs
L. C. Brand, Mrs. James Mcdonald
Mrs. A. B. Ebner Mrs. David Bradley
Miss Florence Clark, Miss DORIS Da-
wilson, Miss Florence Avery, Miss lnez
Thomas. Miss Mildred Thomas, MISS
Jean McPeak, Miss Mabel Smith, MISS
Ethel Garfield, Miss Sallie Utley ana
Miss Mary Lindley
For Mrs. A. H. Rogers of Joplin.
Mo-, Mrs. Stanley Marion Knight will
entertain with an informal bridge
luncheon this afternoon at her home
on Glendale avenue
Guests asked to meet Mrs. Rogers
are: Mrs. Sol Davis, Mrs. Frank Bur
leigh, Mrs. A. T. Jergins, Mrs. M. y.
johnson, Mrs. T. w. Wright, Mrs. G
Alexander Bobrick, Mrs. Sophia Sutter
Mrs. Lillian Ayres of st. Louis, Mrs
Fred Hooker Jones, Mrs. Champ
Vance, Mrs. F. S. Langdon, Mrs. Wal
ter Eisenmayer and Miss Esther Ger
main of Kansas City.
f.
The marriage of Miss Gladys joseph
and Major Free Davis was solemnlzed
at noon, Wednesday at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Joseph, of Arapahoe street, the service
being read by Rabbi Solomon Hecht
of B'nai Birth.
Miss Marie Celestin was bridesmaid
and Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Kinstler, the
brides brother-in-law and sister, also
stood with the bride and groom
Mr. and Mrs. Davis will return from
home at 1112 Arapahoe street.
- s.
Mrs. c. T. Hanson of East Wash
ington street will entertain tomorrow
afternoon for Mrs Haremont of Chi
cago, other guests being members of
the Five Hundred club.
Club members are: Mrs. Byron Lisk
of Pasadena, Mrs. Allan Lisk of Pasa-
dena, Mrs. Robert Lacey of Pasadena,
Mrs. j. Cook of Sierra Madre, Miss
Quina Lisk of Pasadena. Mrs. Amelia
Bont, Mrs. Doolittle of Long Beach,
Mrs. Jordan of Long Beach, Mrs. Tur-
ner of Pasadena, Mrs. Charles VIII
liams, Mrs. Helen O'Brien, Mrs. Ida
Nelson and Miss Maude Nelson.
Mrs. James H. Ballagh was at home
yesterday afternoon in her new home
on Fifth avenue to members of the
Matinee Musicale club, of which she
is president.
Among those present were: Mes
danes Samuel Selover, Theodore Da-
Wis, William Hirbish, w. w. Todd.
William A. McCammond, Harry Car
dell, F. L. Fowler, Allen Aldrich, f. Il.
Hopkins, w. S. Reeve, Marion Howe,
Lorenzo Foster, J. Coleman. John Rog-
ers, r. A. Peasley, Jean de Chauvenet,
L L. Liversidge, j. G. High, j. M. Nee
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-08
"WHAT's IN A NAME?"

Irene was little street waif. A
woman called her into
her home one day, gave her a bath,
brushed her hair and arranged 1t be-
comingly, tying it with a clean, pret-
ty ribbon; then stepped back to view
the result A friend who was present
remarked that there was such a
change one would scarcely know
that it was the same child. Then the
little girl spoke up timidly. But my
names Irene yet, amt it?"-The De-
lineator for October.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-08
To Chill a Melon

When one has a small refrigerator
and no cellar it often becomes a ques-
tion how to chill large melon. One
good way is to put the melon in a tub
of water, cover with piece of sacking.
letting the ends hang in the water. The
evaporation chills the melon. Another
way is to cut the red meat from the
melon into two-inch cubes, keeping the
pieces whole. Pack these in half-gallon
glass fruit jars, screw tightly and set
in the refrigerator. Serve the ice cold
pieces on individual plates with a gar
nish of leaves.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-08
A YOUNG woMANs INVENTION

Not often Is It that pretty girl en-
ters the field of mechanical invention
and still more rare is it for one of the
fair sex to succeed in an undertaking
which requires technical knowledge of
machinery; but Miss Bertha e. Baumer
has invented, in company with her
brother, Clarence E. Baumer, an cleo
tric safety device to prevent elevators
from falling should the cable happen to
break. The device is operated auto
matically by means of an electric cur
rent operating catches; the mechanism
is said to be simple, cheap of con-
struction and easily applied to cable
elevators of standard makes. The
mechanism, while stopping the elevator
automatically in case the cable breaks,
can also be controlled by the operator
of the elevator.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-08
NOT MY FAULT

I've had visitors
Today,
They have frittered time
Away!
First 1 sat and
Listened we'll
To the things they
Had to tell,
Then slumped down
In my seat
And I twisted
My two feet
Round my chair rungs,
AS 1 sot
And grew hotter
And more hot.
And gazed at my
Paper clean.
And the waiting
Type machine!
Wished 1 might go
To my toll,
Spoil the paper
Must spoil
With my purest
Poesy,
With my shrieks
OF childish glee;
Still they stayed and
Stayed and stayed!
Still l sat and
Played and played
With the dagger
On the top
OF my desk;
Longed to hop
On my callers
One by one,
Ere they had a
Chance to run,
And land them
A stunning whack,
And a punctured
Cardiacl
And then, sitting
All sedate,
Watch their blood
Coagulate
On the carpet
OF my den;
But said: "Please
Come again"
Yes, 1 didl while
I must own
That their last
Expiring groan
Would have held a
Sweeter swing
Than that Annie
Laurie thing.
Why am 1 so darned
Polite
When I'd a heap
Rather fight2
I've had to write
All this rot
To catch up on;
Gee! I'm hotl
-Jud Mortimer Lewis
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-08
MUST STAND CORRECTLY

The matter of standing correctly IS
among the simplest acts that woman
can train herself to. 1t consists in
raising the chest, which at once throws
the shoulders back. The abdomen
should be drawn in slightly, and the
chin held up, but not pointed out. Ii
the chest is raised as it should be the
rest of the body almost necessarily
falls into true position.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-08
CANCER
cured In
80 days.

M . cure external cancers
cancer Of the breast sps-
sialty). without knife or mutt
lation. IN days. not months or
E. years No money 1ntH cancer is
cured and wound healed investigate Cor
respondenco solicited. Open 10 to AZ Sum
day. ie to Is AIRS. II. J. SMITH. office
1lln g. Broadway Phones-onice Aain
ssSs; sanitarium Temple tots
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-08

land, Fred Belts, ]. Forbes, S. T. AL
len, John Metcalf, William Mackie, ].
Vanarsdale, ]. Russell of Hollywood,
Miss Ella Holmes, Miss Eva Olney,
Miss Henrietta Geiser and Miss Har-
riet James.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-08
Fish. Eggs and Butter

All local fish 10c a pound.
Striped bass 25c a pound.
Fresh water black bass 25c poun'
Shad zoe a pound.
Crabs, each soc and soc.
oysters soc and Toe a quart.
Oysters s0c and 35c a pint.
Ranch eggs soc a dozen.
Fresh eastern eggs 40c a dozen.
Storage eggs 40c a dozen.
Butter, best, 45c a pound.
Butter, seconds. S5c a pound.
CLANS, large and fancy, sc pound.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-04
A SUCCESSFUL. SOCIAL

very successful social entertain
ment was given by the members of the
CARRIED club last evening in Central
park, which was attended by q large
number of their friends A good sum
was realized which VIII be used for the
oeneht OF the society and the church
building fund. japanese lanterns were
hung through the park and during the
evening the guests were served with
refreshments at small tables. Ice
cream and cake and home made candies
were on sale at the social The prin-
clpal entertainment was furnished by
Kai-the magi fortune teler-who read
palms during the evening. He was
present at a previous entertainment ar
the church and was so popular that II
was desired he appear again. The
onFistlah church band also played
program of music for the eniovrnen+ ~
the guests. All who attended report a
very successful social and pleasant en-
tertainment
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BuVs a Location.

The deal by which the Schrieber Po-
tato Machinery company secures a site
for 6h acres Of land in the southern
part of Hammond was closed yesterday.
and the deed has been turned over to
the company.
The work on the new plant is ex-
pected to begin shortly, and those who
have stock in the concern are marking
it up higher than ever now. The com
pany viii soon be equipped to manu-
facture enough machines TO supply the
rapidly growing market, and the peo-
pie Of Hammond. generally, will well
come the newest Of the infant indus
tries which have come here to grow
up.
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INFORMAL DANCING Panty

A very delightful sociaI function oc-
Cured last evening when the members
OF the Hammond Athletic association
entertained at the second of q series
OF dancing parties they viii give dur
ing the summer. The party took place
at the club hall on Bellvue place which
had been prettily decorated for the &C
casion. Red and white bunting was art
tistically draped around the chandeliers
and the color scheme in every detail
was nicely carried out in red and white
The orchestra was stationed at the
south end of the hall behind a mass of
palms and plants. Walsh's orchestra
furqishtd pretty program Of music for
the dancing Informal dancing began
at $3.50 and continued until 10 o'clock
when the programs were given out
among the guests. The dance program,
consisted of sixteen dances. The pro-
grams We're cards with the club seal
In red and white. The party was we'll
attended by Hammond and out of town
young people, many of the guests COM
ing from Chicago and East Chicago.
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MRS. KAssON ENTERTAINs.

The members of the Marquette club
were very pleasantly entertained at
the home of Mrs. Charles Kasson 1
Bellview place. yesterday afternoon. It
was the regular weekly party ana
many Of the members attended The
afternoon was passed in the usual
pleasant way of the club with cards
progressive euchre was played at small
tables in the parlOrs. The prizes for
the afternoon were awarded to Mrs r
L P. Bell and Mrs. w. T. Booth. At
the close of the games an hour was
passed in a very delightful social wav
after which the guests were invited
into the dining room and served with
a prettily arranged four course lunch
con center piece of marguerites was
used at the table. Another club party
Will be held next Thursday afternoon,
at which pleasant time is ANTICIPATED
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MRS. Caroline Dibos very pleasantly
entertained the members of the Pedro
cup last evening at her home in Fay
cite street. The members were all
present and spent the evening with the
cara games. After several games had
oeen enjoyed the honors for the even
ing were awarded Mrs. Raymus and
fred Humpher. The consolation prizes
were won by Mrs. Stommel and Leon
ara hnoezer- Music and social CONVEX
satlon were pleasant features of the
9o0ial hour which followed. after which
d course luncheon was served. Mrs
Dloos had as her guests not members
Oh the club; Mrs. Furlong. Mrs. Kosche
and Mrs. Fest. ali Of Chicago.
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EMBROIDERY CLUD MEETs.

Mrs Everett Rieman had the mem
bers of the Y. NJ. E. Embroidery club as
her guests yesterday afternoon at her
home in Calumet avenue. 1t was the
regular meeting Of the club members
and they spent a very enjoyable time
with their embroidery work A social
hour followed when the hostess served
dainty refreshments. It was decided
at the meeting yesterday to hold a
meeting only once in two weeks during
the remainder of the summer. and Mrs
Alfred Sherry will be the next hostess
and will entertain at her home in VII
cox street. The following members
We're present yesterday: Mrs. Homer
Postalwaite, Mrs Alfred SHERRY Mrs
oliver Anderson, Mrs. Rodney Hobbs
and Mrs. Rieman. Miss Belle Morrison
was also present as a guest.
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Deborah snCIErn Mrrrs

The Deborah Aid society Of the First
CHRISTIAN church met yesterday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. w. Jenkins
4oz East State street for the regular
weekly meeting. Many of the mem
oers were present and disposed Of the
routine business early in the afternoon.
Plans were also made for handker-
chief and apron sale TO be given in the
near future. Refreshments will be
served at the sale and the ladies hope
TO realize good sum for the benefit Of
the church building fund. social
hour followed the business meeting
yesterday when the guests met for So
ciai conversation and were served with
dainty refreshments Another meeting
will take place Thursday afternoon Of
next week
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EMBROIDERY CLUB PARTY.

The young ladies of the S. l. T. club
met at the home of Mrs. Eugene Cooper
In Carroll street last evening for a
very pleasant time. All the members
We're present and one new member was
admitted The evening was passed in
an enjoyable way with embroidery
work and social conversation. after
which dainty course luncheon was
served. Another club party will oc-
cur at the home of Mrs. Cooper next
Thursday evening. The following are
the members; Misses Mary and Anna
Schriner, Sadie and Emma Martin, Anna
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-04
Landlords Hold Meeting

A meeting Of the Landlords asso-
citation was held in Weis' hall last even
ing. The constitution and bylaws
were adopted. and the dues were fix
ed at so much per tenant. so that a
man would be taxed according to the
property he owns.
A number Of regulations affecting the
tenants were adopted, and 1t is probable
that the association will arrange to
make these public so that their ten
ants will know just what to expect
Hereafter 1t will go hard with the
dead beats and this viii mean that the
rent-paying tenants Will be better pro-
teeted
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-04
SEWING CIRCLE MEETS.

The regular meeting of the members
of the Sewing Circle of st. Margaret.s
hospital took place yesterday afternoon
and Mrs. George Elder entertained the
ladies very pleasantly at her home in
Doty street. About twenty ladies Of
the society were present at the NEE
Ing and passed a very Enjoyable social
time Pedro was played during the af-
ternoon and the honors at the games
were won by Mrs. George EmmerIing.
Mrs. Jacob Young and Mrs Mat Boney.
The remainder of the afternoon was
spent in an informal way with CONVEX
sation until the hostess served dainty
refreshments. The luncheon was serv-
ed at small tables. Mrs. Peter Young
VIII entertain at her home in Sibley
street in two week and a very pleasant
time is anticipated at the meeting.
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were in Hammond yesterday on bust

were in Hammond yesterday on bust.
ness.
Clyde Hunter Of Gary. was in Ham
mond today on business
Frank DeBriae of East Chicago. was
a business caller in Hammond today.
DIT. Tinkham Of Crown Point. was in
Hammond today on professional bust
ness
Miss Nina Petit viii spend the week
end visiting her relatives in Englewood.
Mrs Joseph Brewer spent Wednesday
with friends in Hegewisch
Mrs. John Goodwin of Hegtwisch.
was the guest Of her Hammond friends.
Wednesday
Come to the piano factory and see
how good pianos are made, for sale at
factory prices. Straube Piano Factory.
Hammond.
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MRS KAsPER ENTERTaINS

The members of the S. S Pedro club
Wre the guests of Mrs. Kasper at her
nome IN State street yesterday, at a
very pleasant party. All the members
were present at the party and passed
very enjoyable time with the usual
cluo program. Pedro was played at
small tables in the parlors and at the
close or several games the honors for
the afternoon were awarded Mrs. RYAN
and Mrs. King. The hostess served a
dalntily arranged course luncheon dur
ing the social hour that follows. The
next club party will take place at the
home of Mrs. Cook in two weeks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-04

Miss Scooling was entertained at the
home of friends in Chicago last even
Ing.
Miss Gertrude Petzold of Whiting
was the guest Of friends in Hammond
Yesterday
Mrs. W. E. Anderson of Chicago spent
yesterday visiting her friends in Ham
mond.
Phfo G. Doran Of Laporte. was IL
Hammond yesterday on business.
Miss Thompson of William street, will
go to Chicago tomorrow to remain over
Sunday the guest OF relatives.
Harry Linoart Of Hobart, trar sacted
business in Hammond yesterday.
Jacob and John L Feister ~ r,tobar+
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tuesday The Hammond members will
IeaVe on the 1850 Erie and return on
'ne 4:aS' 1t is expected that many will
attend and a cordial invitation Is ex-
leHoed TO the members of the club who
ueslre TO work on the committe next
year The meeting will be the final
one OF the year and arrangements are
oelng made for verp enjoyable time.
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A PEDRO PARTY.

The members of Silver Light Hive
L. .. I. NJ. will give another of their
popular pedro parties next Wednesday
evening in Longs hall on State street.
several games of cards will be played
atter which the honors will be award
Cd Arrangements are being made for
very pleasant party and it is desired
that there be a large attendance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-04
ATTENDS DANCING pARrv

Mr.. Forbes of Chicago. was in Ham
mond last evening to attend dancing
party given by the Athletic association
In their club rooms in Bellvue Place.
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ENTERrAINs sEyERAI ER,~rns

hammond friends OF Miss Ehei Mer
rli nave received invitations to at
tehd slumber party and breakfast at
which Mrs. Fred Porter will entertain
next saturday at her home in Chicago.
me parry is given in honor of Miss
Merrill who is June bride. About
SIXTEEN young ladies will be guests at
the party
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THE TIMES.

oy the members OF the Chris ian En-
oeavor of the German Bethel church
mere. The entertainment was held in
Market hall. About thirty-five from
the Hammond church attended and
spent very enjoyable evening.
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MRS. HAMMOND ENTERTA1Ns

Mrs. Walter Hammond is entertain
ing the members of the Alpha Phi cluo
thls afternoon at her home in South
Hohman street. The usual program of
tie club is being enjoyed.
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A CALLED MEETING.

A meeting has been called OF all the
graduates from All Saints Catholic
school for this evening in the school
hall in Sibley street. An alumni asso-
citation may be organized and other i'm
portant business transacted so that
large attendance is desired.
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ATTENDS DANCING PARrv.

Miss Vida MCGEE of East Chicago was
'he guest OF friends in Hammond last
evening to attend the dancing party
given by the Hammond Athletic asso-
citation in their club rooms.
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RETURNS HOME

Mrs. w. F. Sharrer and Miss Ella
sharrer have returned to their home
In Delphi md. after a weeks visit
Dr' and Mrs. II. f. Sharrer at their
home In South Holman street
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A BUSHES SMEETING.

A called meeting of the members Of
Hammond Temple No. 70 Pythian Sis
tiers was held in the K. of P. hall yes
terday afternoon. Many or the mem
bers were present and disposed of the
business that came UP for discussion.
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A PICNIC PARTY

Mrs. Fred Prohl of Saxony will en-
terrain the members of the North Side
Ladies' club today. very pleasant
meeting is anticipated. as the members
Will enjoy several diversions planned
by the hostess.
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CONTINUES TO IMPROVE

Henry Tieche, who was injured at
Gibson few days ago. is still confined
to his home in Detroit street. but it is
reported that he is better today.
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IS BETTER TODAY

Emil Klitzke, who underwent an op-
GRAFTON at st. Margaret's hospital sew
eraI days ago, was not so well YES
terday but friends will be glad to learn
that he is little better today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-04

Mrs. Fred R. Mott and Miss Irene
MOTT have issued invitations among
their friends for bridge whist party.
to be given at their Homewood resi-
dence Wednesday afternoon. June 10
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feature or the afternoon, after which
arrangements will be completed for the
recital to be given In the near future.
All members are invited to attend the
meeting tomorrow
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HERE on A VISIT.

Mrs. ElIick Schmidt and son Frank
Of Fitzgerald, Ga, came to Hammond
to visit Mrs. Schmidt's sister. Mrs.
Schmidt's sister Mrs. Kropp. at her
home. 419 Sibley street, for a few
weeks.
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ENTERTAINs RELATTyEg..

Mrs. Caroline Dibos is entertaining
Mrs Fest. Mrs Furlong and Mrs. kos
che, all of Chicago. at her home in Fay
cite street. The ladies came to at
tend party last evening at which Mrs.
Dibos entertained her club friends.
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RETURNS FRou VISIT

Mrs. Emma Cosgrove has returned
home from a pleasant visit with friends
in Wilmette, III. Mrs Cosgrove went
to spend Decoration day.
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RETURN TO cANADA

Mrs. Robert McGirr and son Russell
McGirr' will leave today for their home
In Meaford. Ont, Canada after visit
with Mr. and Mrs. w. ], MacAIeer at
their home in Webb street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-04
MUSIC CLuR MEETS

The young people in Miss Elizabeth
Weboer's music class will meet Satur-
day afternoon at the home of Miss Io-
ralne Baxter, As sibley street. The
Czery contest will be the principal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-04
AWAY FOR HIS HEALTH.

Fred Lash, proprietor of the Lash
hotel. has gone to St Joseph Mich. to
remain at the mineral spring for the
benefit of his health.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-04

Misses Mary Krost Ruth Sohl and
Norma Locklin who are attending the
university of Chicago. will come home
this evening to spend Sunday with their
relatives.
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ATTEND WHITE CITY.

Mrs. E. F. Kunert and son, Arnold.
and daughters, Linda. Emma and Huida.
were visitors at the White City in Chi
cago last evening.
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a CoNMIrrFE ,1ErnrNc

Mrs Albert Mack will entertain the
members of the Historical committee
of the Hammond Woman's club at her
pleasant home in Crown Point next
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and Margaret Reinholtz. Kate Smith.
Mary Recht, Clara Sturneberg. Anna
Rouhselonge and Lena Smith.
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HERE on A VISIT

Miss Pansy Lee of Knox Ind. is
here. the guest Of her brother. Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lee, for a few
days.