The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-01

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weeks on account of illness among the
members and the absence of several
from the city.
The ladies of the Martha Aid Society
of the First Christian church are meet
ing this afternoon in the parlors of the
church for the regular weekly meeting.
After the business meeting a pleasant
social time will be passed.
The regular meeting of the mem
bers of the St Paurs Lutheran League
will take place this evening in the
school hall. the corner of Sibley street
and Oakley Avenue. A social program
has been arranged to follow the bust
ness meeting
An enjoyable time is being spent by
the members of the Woman's Home and
Foreign Missionary Societies of the
| First M E. church today at their an
nual picnic at the Lake Front. The
husbands and friends OF the members
were also invited to be present
Mrs. w. C. Kunert OF Tolieston was
| the guest of friends in Hammond yes
terday.
Miss Alice King of Pittsburg. Pa is
spending few weeks visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. C. r. King at their home in Clin-
ton street
/ Mrs. r. R. Mentz of Windsor Park
was the guest of Mrs. Rodney C. Hobbs
at her home, $50 Alice avenue yes
terday.
Miss Florence Merwin is expected TO
arrive in Hammond today after spend
ing the summer vacation in Chicago
and Columbus, o. Miss Merwin Is a
, teacher in the Hammond high school.
} Miss Julia Krinbil will leave today
for Minneapolis to resume her teaching
} in the public schools after spending
} the summer in Hammond with her
mother, Mrs. George Krinbili at her
residence in Ann street.
George Knoerzer left today for
Minneapolis whore he Is going on a
few days business visit
Mrs. John Pascaly has returned from
short visit with friends at Cedar
: Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Erick Lund will enter
tain the members of the Hammond
: Chapter o. E. S. at a lawn party Fri
day evening at their residence, FL War
| rem street. 1t will be one of the frs1
: social gatherings of the members ant
:. | a very enjoyable time is anticipated.
The members of the Alpha Phi Clut
decided to postpone the meeting which
was announced for Friday of this weel
until Friday afternoon, September 9th
The place of meeting will be announc
II ed among the members later. 1T viii
j. be the first gathering of the member
e after the summer vacation.
" Miss Ruth and George Holmes of In
n dianapolis are expected TO arrive Il
1t Hammond tomorrow to spend severa
l. DAYS with Mr. and Mrs. George E. Col
in TyHt n IN
avenue. They have been spending
few days at Mackinae Island.
=. Miss Alvina Hopp has returned to he
le home in Chicago after a few days vis1
50 with Mrs. William Prohl at her HON
in Monroe street.
Miss Mary Sparks entertained Mr.
Grabaska and daughter of Downer
Grove and Mrs. Nowak of Chicago Z
xs her home in West Hammond during tn
la past week end.
Miss Cora Ludwig has gone to Crow
;, Point to spend a few days with friend
tx and relatives.
Mrs. Brock of East State street hs
"a gone to Lafayette, Ind. to spend fe
40 days visiting relatives.
re Mr. and Mrs. VIII Herbst will leas
tomorrow on their vacation which the
- VIII SpenO at Vdi1ouS IiltHioe@ pcAAthS-
he Miss Hannah Gruszka is enjoying
Il vacation from her duties as saleslad
nj at the Lion store and will spend
visiting in Chicago.
nv Miss Blanche Huebler entertaine
90 Miss Minnie Reinert of Gibson ar
70 | Messrs Arthur Stutsman of Gibson ar
&c Walter Vanes of Hessvilie last evenir
or at her home
Messrs. Albert and Hilbert Olelen
Holland are visiting Miss Ida kodyk
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Z. Kali
in Ogden street. They expect to r
main over Labor Day.
at Mrs. P. J. Kooy and son, Clayton
Highlands were the guests of Mrs.
80 Kaluf and family at their home in d
- den street today. They are returnir
~ home from Corsica, S. d.
Mr. f. S. Betz arrived in Hammer
this morning on the 9:17 Monon after
few months spent in Europe.
Ica Mrs l. T. Meyer and children ha
no | returned to their home in Doty sire
after a weeks visit with Mrs. John
- Bowers at her cottage at Porter. In