The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-30
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tanned the formers mother. Mrs Anna
Cleveland. and brothers. Clay and Cur
It's Cleveland, and the later's mother,
Mrs. Catherine Stewart. and sisters.
Misses Florence and Evelyn Stewart
OF Whiting, at Thanksgiving dinner at
their home in Harrison street yester-
day.
Mrs. George Roberts will entertain
at her home in South Holman street
Saturday afternoon in honor OF the
birthday anniversary Of her uiece. Eve
lyn Thompson Of Everett. Wash. who
is here with her mother. Mrs. Nathan
L. Thompson for an extended visit
The story hour at the Hammond pub
lie library will be held at the usual
story hour Saturday from ten to eleven
o'clock. Miss Abernethy will be the
story teller.
Announcements have been received
in Hammond Of the marriage Of Miss
Ethel Cain Of Remington TO Arthur
Kanne which took place Wednesday.
November 2Sth. Mr.. and Mrs. Kanne
are spending their honeymoon in Chi
cago. The announcement is interesting
in Hammond where the bride has visit
cd and has several friends.
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Several matters or interest were
brought before the members of the De
borah Society at their meetin Nednes-
day afternoon in the parlors of the
First Christian church. IT was decid-
ed to postpone the nomination of Off
GERS until next Wednesday, December
9Th. The meeting will be an important
one and a large attendance is desired.
1t was decided TO postpone the meet
ing OF the G. /. A. Embroidery Club
one week until the afternoon OF De-
cember 9th when Mrs. Mark Rogerts
viii be hostess. The regular meeting
Of the G. I. A. to the Il. OF L. L. is
announced for Wednesday afternoon of
next week at the l. Q. o. +. hall.
! The Baptist church celebrated the
30th anniversary Of it's organization
Wednesday evening at the church on
/ Siiey street, The church was organic
cd on Nov. Is. 1877. and held its first
meetings in a room in what is known
as Hotel Carlton, corner Piummer ave-
nue. and Morton court. A large per-
centage of the members were present.
The program was rendered in the audi
forum and was greatly enjoyed. after
which all present went to the base
ment OF the church where the officers
Of church and their wives entertained
with light refreshments. Following is
the program rendered:
Covenant and business session.
Selection-"Big Brown Church with
The Dome BY Baptist Male Quartette.
History Of Church-W. A, HILL
Piano duet-Miss Margaret Morton
and Kennel BeilbS.
Greetings from former pastors
Read by Chas. Binder.
Selections-Patriotic Quartette.
Vocal solo-Miss Margaret Haefer.
Reading-Miss Sadie Marcus.
Selection by Ladies Trio-Mrs. Dan
Mahn, Mrs. Nm. Love and Mrs. James
Dickson.
Harp Observation-Disclosures. LAYERS.
Selection. War Songs Of Boys In
Blue'-Baptist Orchestra.
Presentation to church Of : Service
Flag-Miss Edith Southworth IN behalf
OF Mrs. Huhrs Sunday School Glass.
Acceptance Of Flag with IS Service
Stars upon it-Rev. Adams.
Roll call Of members of church n
congregation who are serving our oun
try.
Selection. star spanglsd Banner
BY Orchestra.
Prayer for Our Soldier and Sailor
Boys-By Pastor.
Vocal solo-Mr Alert Towle.
Members of the Hammond Woman's
Club have a rare treat in store for
them at the regular semi-monthly
meeting Saturday afternoon in the
Masonic Temple club rooms. At this
time the literature department will
present Mrs. Mary Montcure Parker of
Chicago an author and reader Of con
siderable reputation. Mrs. Parker has
published several volumes of short
stories and poems and only recently
some Of her verses were published in 4
leading news magazine. Mrs, Parker
draws on her own stories for her read
ings as especially clever in d~elineation
Of Irish. Swedish, Negro and child
| characters. Many of the club women
will recall Mrs. Parker as the delight
full entertainer at the reception given
by Mrs. J.. s. Blackburn last spring.
Those not members Of the club may
procure tickets ar the door or Of Mrs.
a. L.. Murray, chairman Of the litera-
ture department.
One or the prettiest Of the seasons
weddings took place on Thanksgiving
Day at st. Joseph's church when Miss
Alvina r. Hilbrich became the bride