The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-02

Yer after almost a years motor trip.
They visited in Lima. O.. Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Washington and Pitts
burgh. They visited Tor several weeks
last winter IN Hammond and Chicago.
.
The congregation of Immanuel's
Evangelical church Will hold a picnic
Wednesday. July 4th at the church hall
in East sibley street. 1t will be an in
door affair and Will continue during the
afternoon and evening.
Grand Fourth of July picni, al Spring
Hill Grove. Best dance floor In The
state. Be with the crowd G:o0:s
Initiation Of a class Of candidates
featured thu meetin on Saturday even
ing of Dorcas Rebekah lodge. An invi-
tation has been extended the members
to a meeting of the Gary lodge next
Friday evening when there VIII be pub
lie installation of the officers Each
member has the privilege of inviting a
guest Dorcas lodge will install its Of
hcers on the following night. Saturday.
July 7th.
william II. Calkins W. r. c. No. 24s
viii meet TUESDAY afternoon at the l. @.
Q F. hall in State street There will
be fnitiation Of candidates.
on Tuesday evening Germania Re
bexah lodge will hold its regular meet
ing at the Moltke I. o. o. f. hall The
meeting will be featured by the in
stallation of officers.
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Mr. and Mrs Clark Leaning of Tus-
con, Ariz. concluded their visit in Ham
mond Saturday and left for Mulberry
Ind where they Will spend the remand
er of the summer.
Mss Nellie Hill of Louisville, Ky.
viii spend a few weeks vacation visit
ing in Hammond and South Chicago.
She came yesterday to be the guest OF
Miss Elizabeth Weber of Mason street.
Mrs John Sedler and little son of
Milwaukee are visiting Mrs. William
Holm at her home in Roosevelt avenue
for few weeks.
Alfred and Joseph Sherry motored to
Dewey Lake. Mich. for an over Sunday
visit. Mrs. Alfred Sherry and children
who have been there for several weeks
returned with them to Hammond
Miss Elizabeth Weber spent the past
weekend visiting friends al Cedar Lake.
Mr.. B. Kennard of San Francisco.
Cal. has returned home after visiting
with Or. G. L. Smith
Mrs. Charles Dowden, 5s2 Oakley ave-
nue.. viii leave tomorrow for a visit In
Wilmington and Atlantic City.
DR.. and Mrs, Charles Kennard and
two children Of Hobart. Ind. were the
guest sof Dr. and Mrs. c. L. Smith on
Sunday
The Misses Emma and Theresa Jenk-
ms of 14Sth street left Saturday for
few weeks visit with relatives in Nun
Gle. Ind
A patriotic service was held at tha
Sunday school hour yesterday at the
Monroe Street Methodist church. an in
teresting feature of which was the plea
made by Mrs. 0. n Kiger for the Red
Cross. She had samples Of the work
done by the Hammond Chapter in It's
rooms in the Hammond building which
she explained and urged greater inter
est Of the members in the work Mr.
Kiger also spoke briefly on the Red
Cross work. There were readings by
Garnet Boyer and Janet Yoder and
songs by the congregation composed
the remainder of the program. The Rev
Russell B. Kern who has, been away on
a two weeks vacation was greeted by a
large congregation at both the morning
and evening services Sunday.
z. c. Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
Bush and family Of williamsport. Ind.
are 1-fSfrfrs Mr. Wilson's dangb.ar NFrs