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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01

building, which stood at Grove ave-
nue. md Elm street was removed to
the site and rebuilt and this church
win he turned over to the home mis-
sion board for the use of the SUM-
day school today.
The exercises will take place at
3:3o o'clock this afternoon. Rev. DR..
James Y; Fair. of Westminster church,
will make the speech of presentation,
Presbyterian league, will accept the
building on behalf of the home ms
sion board There will be special
program of music for the occasion.
The growth and pros serity of this
mission Sunday school mas been the
marvel of ali cognizant of its prog
ress. and fun credit for the solid
foundation of the work as well as the
interchangeable efforts in the work of
upbullding. which has been so signal
ly crowned with success, is given to
Superintendent o. .. Mitchell and his
assistant, Ralston w. Lecky. Mr..
Michel voluntarily retires at this time
and DR. Beverly Picker succeeds him.
assuming charge of the school today.
One of the interesting features of the
program today will be a history of
the school establishment, life and
struggles OF the school by Mr.. Mitch
ell.
4 In the near future It is expected 10
organize congregation to take charge
of the church.
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ElKS' MEMORIAL
SERVICES TODAY
FIRED HARPER, OF LYNCHBURG,
TO DELIVER ADDRESS.
ELABORATE MUSIC.

The Elks memorial exercises will
be held In Richmond this afternoon
nt the Academy OF Music. at the same
time that similar services are being
held all over the world
The program Of exercises was COM
pleted Wednesday night at meet
ing Of Richmond Lodge. No. 10.
Fred Harper. OF Lynchburg, will de-
liver the memorial address, and an
elaborate musical program will be
carried out. including numbers by the
Academy OF Music orchestra and sew
erai solos and quartettes.
The quartette will be composed OF
Mrs. John Murphy. Mrs. Jasper l..
Rowe. Lynn Tucker and Howard
Bryant. There will be solos by Mr..
Bryant and Miss Ella Truston
Exalted Ruler M. r. Richter Will
preside over the exercises. He will
be assisted In the ritual by Eugene
Brauer. estcemd lading knight: VIII
liam Prlistein. esteemed legal knight;
William Grimmei esteemed lecturing
knight: w. n, Harwood, secretary:
John r Anderson. Jr. treasurer; l.
j. Schumann. tiler: r. r. Anderson.
esquire: J. "A. stack, Inner GuArd; r.
~. 0Asrett. chaplain. and Joscph
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BRISTOL WOMEN MUST
SERVE NINETY nA

The refusal OF the State 6upxM
Court of Appeals to grant q wr1E
error inthe case of Virginia Wise,
of the keepers of a resort In the -
gated district of Bristol. means
she, together with other womeu
victed at the same time. must
ninety days in jail and pay each
of 500.
The conviction Of the woM1
lowed campaign tnstitutsf1
Mayor Rice and numhe
preachers and created c0nst1NG
talk and no little excitement
convicted women sought to up0
verdict of the lower court
held and the women must soeS
fences. $SS*}
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Phone Monroe 222

The memorial committee is com
posed OF Thomas Boudar. chairman,
and John Il. Biiley, NJ +. Lindner,
Robert Watt and the elective officers
OF the lodge. Six members have died
during the past year, ak follows:
Harry Fllis, Mark Davis, Julius
Straus David j. Lear, John J. Lynch
and Henry Fiegenhe.mer
Mr.. Harper reached Richmond at
6 o'clock yesterday afternoon He
was met ri the Byrd street station by
committee of local Ell1s and es-
corted to the Jefferson hotel. where
he will stop until tomorrow.
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new HOME FOR
MISSION SCHOOL
SCOTS ADDITION SUNDAY
SCHOOL WILL OCCUPY NEW
EDIFICE FOR FIRST

Today will be a red-letter occa-
sion In the history of the westmin-
ster Presbyterian mission school in
Scott's Aditicn, when II takes charge
formally Of its new home. The event
will be marked by an elaborate pro-
gram Of exercises.
The mission Sunday school was or
ganized May 81, l911. in the parIor
OF the home Of Mrs. Walker with thir-
ty-odd members. The attendance on
the Sunday following had doubled and
larger quarters were necessary, so
the old sash and blind factory was
since.
Six months ago the Presbyterian
league purchased ! site in the suburb
And th1 old Weekmin6ter church
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DISMISSED ON ONE,
HELD ON ANOTHER

Miss Cleo Beiford, alias Miss Brown,
alias Miss Wood, charged with talk
ing a picture from Mrs. II. Nuckols
under the pretense that she would
Charles Ross, her alleged partner in
the business, was fined $50 on the
charge Of conducting his business
without u license Through his attor-
ney. Gilbert x. Pollock. he entered an
appeal
appeal, Attorney Pollock stated that
the law was unconstitutional, saying
hat the matter OF procuring a license
was regulated by interstate law.
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to save his negro servant from { own
ing. DR. Moncure was arcndeacpn
for Episcopal work among the col
ored poole Of the State. Rev. Charles
l.. Somers. rector Of the church. will
conduct the services. and others will
pay appropriate tribute to the friend
OF the colored race.
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For Full Information Call, Write Phone
w. A. SNAPP, Contest Manager
Phone Monroe 222 Richmond Vrgnian
Richmond Virginian

jury OF Elizabeth City county wfth0M
bail on the charge of setting fire - L
house occupied by negroes at Ph0Ma
bus. owned by Mrs. Mary Hurt. as
The crime was committed on IN
night of November 10th and u IN
legged to have been prompted by u1Ns
tives Of revenge. Detectives put e.
the case by Commission Button WoEN
ed up the case against the womans S
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MEMORIAL EyERCISFS
FOR REV. JOHN MONCURE

st. Philips Protestant Episcopal
church services this evening win be
In the nature OF memorial exercises
In honor Of Rev. John Moncurc. ID.
n. who lost h.s HE near whitewater.
M. several weeks - "a ~ snort
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FEMALE FIREBURG is
HELD AT PHEOBUS

State, Insurance Commissioners JOS
eph Button received Information yes
terday thAt Jennie NevsoHn, negro
wexnAM, hAA he4a Nod III ~ Rfln1
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Allen Avenue chriatian c
Rev. I'll. o. Lane will preAc
row morning and even1ux
Avenue ChristiAR church
nrliOo1. os3e y. MN
IA Z eye 4
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FRANCHISE COMES
IN REGULAR ORDER

II was stated Yesterday that there
would not be a special session OF tina
board Of aldermen to consider the
question OF granting a franchise for
light and power to the Richmond and
Henrico Railway company.
At the recent meeting Of the city
council. 7. Gray Haddon, leader OF the
minority In the street committee. Of
fsred resolution TO grant the fran
chise to the new company. and his
resolution was paused by q vote Of
fourteen to Ave. 1t was suggested at
The time that special meeting OF
the board OF aldermen. who must next
pass upon the question. would be held
next Wednesday night. but 1t was
stated yesterday. that there would not
be special session unless those OBJ
pored to the granting OF the franchise
make . request for the extra meeting
Organ Recital.
At the vssper organ recital, which
follows the o'clock service In Mon
umentAi church this afternoon. Mr.
Potter will play the following num-
bers:
1. ToccatinA In G--Thos Dubois.
?. Lullaby (Herceuse from Joce-
lyn)--0odard
3. La Gabriel Marie.
I. The celebrated Handel
8. Lfed--W oistenhpi he
8. Orchestral March ,unod
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Blanks veIyeteen Lotion--Sane labels. $50 votes
Blanks Quinin Hair Tonic--save labels, $50
votes.
glaaks Wild Cherry Cough syrup--savs carton,
$50 votes.
Blanks No Cold and Lagrippe Remedy
Save Carton. $50 votes.
Ranks Headache and NsrualSia Tablcts-savs
cartons, $50 votes.
HANKS Dime Corn salvc~-save Carton, 10
votes,
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Church. Notice

The pastor. Rev. RyIand KMSN
preach at Calvary Baptist ch0f9
day at III A. M. and 3 r. ~
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Orxan RcCital.
Oysters---Turkeys

For THANKSGIVING we will have d
large supply Of both and the best 10 be
found anywhere, Fine oysters our
sascialty. by the .gallon or barrel.
kinds. Wild ducks, geese, crab meat,
clans. Holsters, scoiiops. etc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-01

The following transfers Of real es-
tate were recorded here this week:
Martha A. kirkham to Adeiine
Harrison. lot on Halifax street. ST.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-09
HONOR MIS-. HorrR.

Miss Laura Rohde very charmingly
entertained a number of Hammond and
ut-of-toVn young women at linen
shower last evening at her home in In
diana avenue in compliment TO Miss
LYDIA Hofer- Miss Hofer's marriage
TO Jacob Fisher will be an event Of
Wednesday. October 18th. The party
last evening was given in honor Of
her approaching marriage and her
friends brought her many beautiful
linen gifts. There was music during
the evening but contest had been ar
ranged as the leading feature of en-
tertainment. The prize a picture OF
Cupid Asleep and Awake was won by
Miss Hofer. A prettily appointed
luncheon of three courses was served
after the game Tho covers were laid
at small tables in the parlors Pink
rose buds decorated the service tables
very prettily. Among the guests were
Mrs. Ida Newman and her house guest.
Miss Eulaiia Parry Of Jacksonville. Ill
Miss Nellie Fowler and the Misses
Wilma, Emma and Elisha Foetesch Of
South Chicago and the following Ham
mond young women. the Misses Lydia
Hofer Edith Doerman. Bessie Ferrel
Gertrude and Marie Koehnemann.
Laura Beiuert Gertrude Gescheidler.
Frieda KIee ana Elizabeth Rohde
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-09
MRS. TURNER 4 HOSTESS.

Mrs. j NJ Turner gave a very pretty
party at her home IN Truman avenue
yesterday afternoon honoring the
members Of the Erthstane club. It was
the first meeting of the 1918 season
and the members with the exception Of
one were present. Mrs. Huttons niece.
who is here from Montreal and Mrs.
AfcCarr of Sault ste Marie. who Is the
house guest Of Mrs. ". J. McAleer,
were among Mira Turner'S guests. The
guests brought their needlework and
also enjoyed a literary contest The
two prizes offered i'm the contest We're
won BY Mrs. ". J. McNleer and Mrs.
Nicholas Emmerling After the games
the guests were invited into the din
ing room and served with a prettily
appointed luncheon az two courses
Mrs B. e Fischer OF plummer avenue
was named as the next hostess and
she will entertain the members at a
thimbIe party on the afternoon Of Oc-
tober .
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HONOR MISS KNAPP.

In honor of Miss Louise Knapp who
is going TO make her home In Chicago
III the future Mrs Lehman and Mrs.
Haun and Miss Margaret Lehman en-
tertained a number OF friends at their
home 307 Waltham street last evening
at a farewell party. a number or
pretty musical selections were render
ed after which games were a feature
of the evening The honors in the con
test were won by tho Misses Margaret
Jens, Clara Becker and May Prange.
Dainty refreshments were served after
the games. The tables were beautiful
~ decorated with Hallow' cen decora-
tions Among thke guests were Misses
Louise Knapp, Emma Harder, Clara
Becker Margaret Jens Eva Hamer.
May Prange Meta Rathman, Florence
Kuhn. Minnie Jens. Frieda Prange.
Hazel Hamer. Meta schwerin. Dorothy
Knapp and Margaret Lehman, Messrs.
Bruno Hauf, Carl Knapp. Alfred
schwerin and Theodore Knapp. Mrs. F..
Lehman, Mrs. II. Hamer Mrs F.
schewein, Mrs. G. Chnds, Mrs G. Hauff
and Mrs G. Knapp.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-09
cELEnRArEs ANNl1 nRsARY.

A party was given yesterday after
noon 70 celebrate the first birthday am
niversarv or little Frances Santa. Her
home at $50 West state street was
prettily decorated for the occasion with
flowers and a color scheme was car
RED ont IN pink and white A dainty
two course luncheon was served at
three o'clock. Little Miss santa was
the recipient OF a number Of pretty
gifts. Among the guests were Mrs.
Robert Zarndt. Mrs Ebert Eggebrecht
Mrs. Fred Stelling. Mrs. Paul Marx.
Mrs. Frank Santa. Miss Ruth Rarndt
Miss Lena Eggebrecht. Arthur and Ed
win Eggebrecht, Querd and Edwin
Marx
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-09
4 nRIpGE PARr1.

number Of the members Of the
Womens Auxiliary 10 the University
club met in the university club rooms
in south Holman street yesterday af-
ternoon to play bridge whist. The
guests PLAYED at FIVE tables. The
awards were given after several games
had been played. Mrs. Peter Crum-
packer scored high and the second
prize was won BY Mrs. Harry Johnson
At the last business meeting it was
decided to eliminate the refreshments
and award costlier prizes The meet
ing yesterday was the first Of the new
1912-f3 series. Parties viii be given
regularly every two weeks on Tuesday
afternoon, the next one to occur on the
afternoon OF October %
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a TnMEL sHnWER-

Honoring Miss Kathrine Drummer
whose marriage to Harry Fahey Of
East Chicago viii be an event of We'd
nesday October card Miss Mary
Wheeler delightfully."- entertained
number Of young people at towel
shower last evening at her home in
Truman avenue. Miss Drummer receiv-
ed q number OF very pretty gifts from
her friends. During the evening
games were played and music was a
pleasant feature OF the entertainments
provided by the hostess. At ten O'CLOCK
the guests were invited into the din
ing room for refreshments. prettily
appointed luncheon of three courses
was served. Covers We're laid for
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-09
MRs. ANDERSON 4 HOSTESS.

Mrs. ]. J. Anderson at her home in
Ann street last evening very pleasant
ly entertained the members Of the Ideal
Book club at their regular semi-
monthly meeting. The rain interfered
with the attendance at the meeting, as
only few Of the members We're pres
ent The early part Of the evening
was given to the discussion Of current
magazine articles and fiction. Re-
freshments were served. In two weeks
on Tuesday evening. October 22nd the
members will be entertained by Mrs.
Grace Conroy at her home in Russel
street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-09
ENTERTAINs VIM CARDS.

Pedro was played BY the members Of
the China club who were invited 70
meet with Mrs George Elder At her
home in South Holman street last
evening The games progressed at
three tables. After several games the
awards were given Is Miss Anna ROM
man. The consolation prize was
awarded to Mrs. Jacob schloer. Mrs.
Elder retained the hostess prize At
the conclusion Of tho games a dainty
two course luncheon was served.
Twelve covers were laid. The member $
will meet again In two weeks on Tues
day evening october 22nd ard Airs.
Jacob Schloer OF Ruth street viii be
hostess. Cards viii again be the feat
ure Of entertainment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-09
a PnETTY PARTY.

one Of the prettiest OF the early
autumn affairs took place last evening
at the SohI home IN Beall avenue when
the Misses Marguerite Sohl and Kittte
Trimble entertained a number Of young
people. Games. contests and music
furnished amusement for the evening,
the prizes being awarded to jeanette
Sherer. Beatrice Dickson and Archie
smith Refreshments were served At
1880 in the form Of a magic supper.
The guests departed at late hour all
voting that they had had most en-
ioyabIe time. Among those present
we're: Tom stack. Allan ORourke. John
Kennedy Archie Smith of East Chica =
&c. George Race, John Farenhote VIII
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-09
4 TnINrMRLE PATTY.

The Young women OF the \. \. En-
broidery Club were pleasantly enter
tanned by Miss Hulda Klein al her
home in Conkey avenue last evening.
Miss Klein was hostess at thimbie
party. The young women brought
their needle work to the meeting. Aft
er a few hours spent pleasantly with
needle work and music a dainty two
course luncheon was served The
young women planned to meet again
next Tuesday evening. october 18th al
the home of Miss Bertha Baleitske IN
Indiana avenue Miss Maleitske will
entertain at a thimble party
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-09
/. r. SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS.


The W. H Calkins Post at its re guIar
meeting last Saturday evening. by
unanimous vote, extended its cordial
thanks to All our citizens who in any
way contributed to the comfort and
pleasure OF the 9Th Regiment, Indiana
Volunteers. in their association meet
ings in our city viz y. E. Boone in his
admirable address Of wecome. Mrs L.
F. Minard, Miss Julie Reilly, Miss Ferris
and the Presbyterian choir for their
beautiful musical numbers, Mrs. Or.
N. z. Jackson for her speech in com
pliment Of the patriotic spirit Of Ham
mond The pupils of the Washington
school. who furnished the bouquets for
the veterans, Mrs. Elizabeth Barker
and the Servant girls for their inter
esting recitations and plays Mr..
Frank Shine for his moving picture
presentation of army scenes. the Ladies
81 the ". r. C. in their bountiful pro-
visions for the banquet. The citizens
VINO provided the automobiles and the
Masonic Lodge. which so generously
and willingly furnished the Masonic
Hal for the use Of the meetings. All
Of which we regard as a very high
compliment to the hospitabie spirit OF
our citizens.
F A. ELLIOTT. Post Commander.
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the home Of Della Laatsch at 50 Gin
ton street. The house was very pref
thy decorated IN tho class colors Of
purple ad gold. The center piece was
u bunch Of white carnations, the class
flower. business was transacted and
after a two course lunch the hour was
spendt in games and music. Those
present We're .Naude Burke. Madeline
ortt. Vivian Southworth. Gladys STRAIT
ton. Florence Livfst. Ruth Carter Cora
and Rose Bielby, Miriam Warmer,
Ethel Robinson. Ruby Porch, Madse
Baker, Iva Ltnendo1, Buelah Dock and
Della and Pearl Laatsch-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-09
SOCIAL NEWS FOR THURSDAY.

Mrs. II. T.. Dorten viii entertain
the members of the Sunshine Club
at her home in Claude street Thurs
day afternoon.
II her home in Highland street,
Mrs. a. j. Burk will entertain tile
mem hers of the Oak Leaf Embrotd-
cry Club Thursday afternoon.
Nrs. Reynolds viii have as her
guests Thursday afternoon the
members of the Golden Rod Club.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Erie
vein viii he hostess to the members
of sewing Circle No. OF 81. War
earet-s Hospital at her home, I24
Fayctte street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-09

Mrs r. f. Pfeiffer opened her homo
at 7s5 Alice street yesterday afternoon
for the regular monthly meeting Of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Of
the First Methodist church. During
the business hour several matters or
interest were discussed. a rumber Of
new OFFICERS were chosen to fl the va
cancies caused by the resignation Of
several Of the members who are NOV
ing Hammond Mrs. Annie Holcomb
was elected first vice president and
Miss Gladys Younger. mite box secret
tarv. offices previously held by Mrs.
w e Brown who has moved to CHI
cago and Miss Edna switzer who viii
soon leave for plymouth, Ind. Mrs. r.
b. Pfeifrer was chosen superintendent
Of the Little Light Bearers Society.
Mrs. Eta Bloomhoff of the Standard
Bearers Society and Mrs. d. Franklin
Hfx az the Kings Herald Society. Mrs.
NJ NJ. TowIe and Mrs George r.
streeter were chosen to represent the
society at the annual convention at
Rensselaer,. Ind october 18th and 18th.
Mrs M NJ Towle was in charge OF the
DAVIS program. At the close of the
following program a social hour was
entoved and the hostess, Mrs. pfeiffer
and Mrs. Xix served a dainty luncheon.
The following was the program:
Devotional Exercises. Mrs. Eta Bake
Reading - MY Daughter VIII
weave .... Mrs. Annie Holcomh
Reading-s"That sermon" .-..-.-.
.......... Miss Edna switzer
Reading-"A Financial Plan"
Mrs Beach
Reading-"Who VIII open The
Door" .....-..- Mrs. NJ NJ Towle
CLASS MEETING.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-09

Miss sophia Rice OF Chicago and the
following Hammond young women,
Misses Kathrine Drummer, Tillie Home
rich, Mayme Kostecka, May Boiling.
Josephine Drummer. Caroline Homerich,
Cora Palmer sarah Gobitz aud Mary
Wheeler.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-09
MRS. KALE ENrERTaINs.

Mrs. A H. Kale, 900 Fast sihley
street entertained "a few friends at a
one O'Clock luncheon yesterday. IN the
afternoon the guests formed a matinee
party at the Orpheum In the party
were Mrs. II W. Rizes and Mrs
Charles Reynolds Of Chicago. Mrs. O.
A Lyon, Mrs. r. II. Price and the
hostess. Mrs. A. H. kale.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-09

We wish TO express our sincere
thanks to the employees of the Lion
store grocery department and also 10
the boys Of the shipping department
and office for the beautiful flowers and
kindness shown in the bereavement
and the death Of our beloved mother.
Mrs Anna Milne.
GEORGE MILNE.
ALEX MINE.
WALTER MILNE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-09
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT.

The formal announcement Of the en-
eagcment Of Miss Irene Mott and
Charles " Wilson was made at a
luncheon today given by Mrs. FredericK
r. Mott al her home. $40 South Holman
street The luncheon was served at
one-thirty o'clock a number Of Ham
mond and out OF town young people are
guests at the party which is one Of
the prettiest Of the early autumn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-09
An INTERESTING PROGRAM.

Mrs. W. T. Sidwell Of Frankfort. Ind,
viii address the Missionary Society OF
the First Presbyterian church Thurs
day afternoon October 10th at two
thirty o'clock at the church in south
Holman street Her subject win be
Women Missionaries Of Indiana" Mrs.
Mary T Holm will lee the hostess and
the chairman Of the program commit
tee is Mrs j. s Blackburn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-09
ALEX MILNE.
ALTER MILNE.

MI and Mrs WAINWRIGHT left last
evening for their home in Warsaw. Ino.,
after q few days visit with their son,
Harvey Wainwright of Rmbach avenuN.
Miss Anna Grady who has been III
at St. Margaret's hospital was able 70
he removed to her room in Rimbach ave
Mrs Mary Eulott-Henness arrived
in Hammond from Chicago today 70 be
the guest OF friends and relatives. She
win give the program al concert
al the First NJ Il. church in Russell
street Thursday evening. October 10
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell III
Truman avenue, were entertained by
friends and relatives i'm Gary sunday
Miss Helen Mckinney, Of AIedo, ILL.,
VIII spend the week with Mrs. ~
Louisa Woods at her home in South
Holman street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-09
ENTERrAINs AT LUNCHEON.

tain at luncheon at o'clock tornor-
row at the Hammond Country club.
Her guests viii be the members of the
Columbia club who viii meet for their
first party Of the 1928 season Euehre
VIII be played following the luncheon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-09

organizing and changing the name to
z. 5. T. club The remaining hours of
the afternoon were spent with needle
work. At five o'clock a two course
luncheon was served. Mrs. A. O. Mer-
rill Of Michigan avenue viii entertain
the members of the f. S T. Club at a
thimble party Tuesday afternoon, Oc-
tober 22nd. The following are the club
members: Mrs. J. r. stafford, Mrs. A. O.
Merrill Mrs r. NJ. Pierce, Mrs. G. y.
Palmer. Mrs. c. b. silver. Mrs. J. A.
Davis and Mrs. A. II. Cross.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-09
ENTERTAINs INFORMALLY.

AT her home in Morton court Mrs
Howard stevens Will entertain the
members Of the r. A. e. club at
thimble party Thursday afternoon.