The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-14


month. The following were the guests:
/ Mrs. F. VAIL. Mrs. Albert Buse. sr.
/ Mrs. Albert Buse. jr. Mrs. Schroeder.
! Mrs. George Shade, Mrs. Edward Stolley
and Miss Grace frost.
Mrs o. e. Aeinert had the members
Of the Golden Rod Crochet Club as her
guests yesterday afternoon at her home
| in Sheffield avenue. The hostess served
a prettily appointed luncheon following
an afternoon Of music and needle work.
The table had for its pricipal decoration
a bouquet of asters.
Mrs Henning and Mrs. Eidam were
entertained with the members Of the
Amsthyst Club at a thimble party yes
terday afternoon BY Mrs. Herman
Brown Of Douglas street The guests
brought their needle work and during
the afternoon a two course luncheon
was served Mrs. Berg VIII be the next
club hostess at her home in Price place.
Among the Lake county people TO be
granted licenses In Chicago this week
have been Miss Lavinia Ripley and
Walter l.. Green Of Hammond. Richard
F. Cummings. Of Chicago. and Miss
Elizabeth Blakely. Of Gary; and Nathan
C. Harris and Miss Cordelia Wells. both
Of Gary.
Mrs w +. Bielefelt opened her home
in South Holman street yesterday aft
ernoon for the weekly meeting Of the
Baptist Woman's Union. The president,
Mrs. w "A. Hill presided over the bust
ness session after which Mrs. Floyd II.
Adams. chairman Of the Bible Study
department discussed the lesson for the
day and told in an interesting way Of
the books Of the Bible. A reading by
Miss Nary Lawson Of MON City. Tenn
piano selection BY MISS Bertha
Kleihege. a group OF songs by Mrs
Charles YanGilder and a patriotic read
ing BY Mrs. Frank X. Hosler composed
the remainder Of the program. In con-
clusion the hostesses for the afternoon
served a prettily appointed two course
luncheon TO forty-fve members and
guests.
Miss Mary Lawson Of Union City.
Tenn. who has been the guest Of Mrs
F. w. Preston Of Conkey avenue for two
months will leave this evening for
Russellville. Ky. to take up her art
work at Logan College.
Thirty-fve members OF the Loyal
Temperance Legion attended the meet
ing last evening at the home Of Lucille
Russell. Eight Of the new members re-
ceived their pledges and a banquet was
served in their honor. DR.. IT. J. Bassett
addressed the gathering Of young peo-
pie and the program for the evening
also included two numbers By the or
chestra. a recitation by Billy Bigger
and a group Of songs by Laura Collet,
Lucille and Richard Russell.
The meeting Of the Central W g. T.
U. which was announced would take
place yesterday afternoon in the library
Of the First NJ Z. church was postponed
for one week until the afternoon Of
September goth An important feature
Of the meeting will be the election Of
officers.
Following the regular lodge session
this evening OF Hammond Temple No
7s Pythian Sisters there will be an en-
joyable social hour. Mrs. Charles Bost-
wick VIII have charge Of the entertain
ment and serving as chairman Of the
refreshment committee will be Mrs
Martin Finding. The meeting will be
held in the new K. Of ?. home in South
Holman street.
Dorcas Rebekah lodge viii hold Its
regular meeting Saturday evening at
the I. o. o. F. hall following which
there viii be a parcel post sale.
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