The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-03
SOCIAL NEWS


one hundred in number assembled IN the
parish room in Rmbach avenue last
evening for the feast which was planned
% take the place Of the annual picnic
this year The Rev W. 81 Hawthorne
hrst addressed the gathering following
which Miss Mary Heath gave three OF
James Whtcomb Riley's poems which
delighted the children. ventriIoquist
from Chicago then entertained the chill
dren Tor about a half an hour and in
conclusion refreshments were served.
In celebration OF her birthday ami
versary Mrs. Max r. Schneider delight
fully entertained small party of
friends and relatives last evening at
her home in Forsythe avenue. Follow
ing an evening OF games refreshments
were served Lighted tapers and flow
ers decorated the table carrying out
color scheme OF white and pink very at
tractiveIy. There were masses of flow
ers throughout the home. Mrs Schneid-
ar had as guests. Mrs. William Magtnot
Miss Vivian simpson the Misses Ema-
line and Ethel Pierce. Mrs. J. N, Kaiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ahlborn and Miss
Ella Lortz.
4AGAAtEEfS 3L kiiE 4N0fLn G&Ne DE20GAl OIL
the Hammond Chapter Of the Red Cross
met in the sewing room Of the irving
school yesterday afternoon and accomp-
lished a great deal of sewing and knit
ting. All women living north Of the
Michigan Central tracks are eligible TO
the club and Il is hoped 70 interest as
many as possible IN the work
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Rose 126 viii
lianis street. entertained the youns Peo-
pies Society Of the Nazarene church
a. q farewell party for Hobart See who
left this morning for Camp Grant at
Rockford, III. Refreshments were serv-
ed after an evening of music and games.
Those present were the Rev. and Mrs
Balsmeir, Miss Balsmeir. Mr. and Mrs
John Goodlander. Mr.. and Mrs Willis
Burch Mr.. and Mrs. william Morrison.
Mrs Henry Parrneter. Hobart See.
George Leader Joe Willette, William
Carey. Betty Young Vem Lawrence.
Resale Osborne. Cora Hittle Anna Hit
tie Nellie Young. Fern Pease, Lawrence
Hittle LYDIA Fryar. Elsie walker Nina
See and Ruth BIcIllwaine.
There will he a meeting this evening
of Progressive Court No. 166 Tribe of
Ben Hur
Several matters or interest were
brought TO the attention of the mem
bers OF Opal Hive No. S96 L. Q. T NJ NJ.
a their meeting last evening at the L o
o. T. hall. Several applications for
membership we're presented and plans
We're made for attending the association
meeting in Michigan city October gath.
Refreshments were served following the
business meeting and the members en-
joyed a social hour.
Following a short business meeting
Of Germania Rebekah lodge last evening
at the Moltke I. o. 0. T. hail the MEM
bers entertained at a card party and
dance. Several prizes were awarded IN
the games. A large number of guests
were in attendance and spent a most en-
joyable evening
Unity Review No. W. r. a OF the
Massabees met last evening at the L o.
o. F. hall. A social hour followed the
lodge session and refreshments We're
served
J. T. stamm, Chiropodist. Phone 25ss
for appointment. Evenings only. Suite
AZ Hammond Bldg, Hammond, Ind
9-41mo.
Miss Ruth Bradford has returned 10
St Frances Academy at Joliet. III. to
resume her studies after spending the
summer vacation in Hammond with her
grandmother, Mrs. J " Bradford
Harriet Yeager. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. George Yeager Of 1f27 Harrison
street was able to be removed to her
home yesterday from the home Of her
aunt. Mrs c l. Long. 81 state street
where she was taken suddenly III last
Friday
The Rev. and Mrs Russell r. Kern.
Of Hanna. Ind are in Evanston. Iii.
where Mrs. Kern win submit to a sec
ond operation. Rev. Kern was formerly
pastor Of the Monroe Street Methodist
church in Hammond
Mrs. Nary Schultz Of the Orpheum
building had as her guests IN Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Young. Mrs John Ham.