The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-21
SOCIAL NEWS

: ing OF her little grandson. Raymond
Hugo Vermyt son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Ritter Of Aurora ILL.,. yesterday.
Mrs. Hugo is remaining in Aurora for
visit with her daugnSer. Mrs. Ritter
and family.
! Golden Rule Council No. D. Of L.
will give an entertainment AT the l. O.
o. f. hall Tuesday evening. May % The
following is the program:
Piano solo-Sfrs. Mahle Eaton.
\ sketch-Pupils of Lafayette school.
Song-Dorothy futile.
Instrumental trio-.Metha Wilhelm.
Beulah Bashore and Emma Luther
Vocal selection Miss Marguerite
Haefer
Recitation-Miss Helen Beebe.
Piano solo Edward Eaton.
Recitation-Miss Janette Yoder
Songs-High school glee club
Tsbleau.
Military drill-Degree staff of Golden
Rule Council
The twenty-four anniversary of the
organization of Walther League was
celebrated ct A special service at St.
Pauls Lutheran church last evening.
The service was largely attended by
the members of the Hammond and near
by leagues. The text Of the sermon was
taken from Feel. 1871 Remember now
thy Creator in the days of thy youth '
The order of service was as follows:
Organ-"Grand March in C''-
A. Rawlinger
Professor c. W Linsenmann.
Chorus Onward WaIther Leaguers
Juniors and Senior League members.
Alto solo. Art Thou Weary"
------------------ A. Writ
Miss Lilly Feeder.
sermon------The Rev. Theo. Claus
Duet. Seek Ye The LORD Lansing
The Misses Olivia Linsenmann and
Lilly Feeder.
Organ-"Triumpha March" Barrett
Professor Linsenmann.
an entertainment that is looked for
ward TO as the weeks principal musical
event will be "Ye Olde Singing Carol
TO be given on Thursday evening at
the First NJ. Z. church in Russell street
by the choir. Mrs Louis Freeman is
director OF the choir and has arranged
q very interesting program of old songs
among them. Old Black joe OLD Folks
at Home. Annie Laurie. and Loves Old
Sweet Song The program will open
with selection by the Sunday school
orchestra and the singing OF The Sat
tie Hymn of the Republic.
The knights and Ladies' of Security
viii entertain the national president.
Mr. kirkpatrick. at themeeting this
evening at the I. o. Q. F. hail.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Edward Egse-
brecht at their home, 25S Truman ave
nue.. today. son.
Mrs Ethel Wagner of Hammond. for
merly Miss Ethel Schaefer of Crown
Point. was today divorced from Banja-
min Wagner. motorman on the Ham
mond. Whiting & East Chicago street
railway. Instead cross complaint
made by her husband secured the d.
vorce Neither Mrs. Wagner nor her
attorney. p. f. Boone. appeared in the
court Of Judge V. :. Reiter when the
case came up for trial today. Wag-
ner was represented by Attorney Jo-
seph Conroy.
TIE testimony In the case included
the story of street night which Wag-
ne~ had in March. 1915 on State street.
between Holman street and Oakley
avenue He told Judge Reiter TODAY
that ne met his wife and Lewis Bar
tola. an Italian" on the street together
and assaulted Bartola. after quarrel
Mrs. Wagner left and went TO Detroit,
# was claimed. Wagner stated he first
met her when she was employed at the
Hotel Carleton.
Mr. and Mrs c. w. Wilson Of Mason
street arc in Indianapolis for short
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Edwin Gavit of Wilcox street IS
snending few weeks with relatives in
South Bend
Mrs +. r. Disbrow Of Chicago spent
sunday with Mrs. r. l.. T. Bell Of South
Holman street.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Hcnquest and chill
dren formerly of Hammond arrived
from Cleveland last evening for few
weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Augusta KoclSler. 803 Calumet
avenue. was removed 70 her home yes
terday from the hospital where she sub
mitted to an operation few weeks ago.