The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-31

Mrs. Anna sobresezyk of West Ham
mond
The members OF the Pine Street
Ladies' Aid Society met IN the parloFs
Of the church yesterday afternoon for "A
farewell surprise party in honor of the
vice president. Mrs. Lyons who is leav-
ing Hammond to make her home in
Minneapolis. In behalf of the society
the president. Mrs. Rosbrough present
ed her with a gold pin. The guests
spent the afternoon pleasantly with
their needle work and at the close a
dainty lucheon was served.
The meeting Of the Ladies Aid socie-
~ Of the Monroe Street Methodist
church which was announced for yes
terday afternoon a. the home OF Mrs.
George Yeager was postponed for one
week
Mrs Otto puelke celebrated her birth
day anniversary yesterday BY enter
tanning the members Of the Golden Rod
Club at thimble party ar her home in
Summer street Following an after
noon devoted TO needle work and music
the hostess served a prettily appointed
luncheon. American nags and ferns
were the decorations at the table.
The members Of the Amethyst Club
were pleasantly entertained yesterday
afternoon BY Mrs. Frank Brietzke at her
home in Warren street The guests
brought their needle work. The clubs
next party viii be given BY Mrs. Her
man Braun al her home in Douglas
street in two weeks on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Wilmington OF
sibley street entertained at q six o'clock
dinner last evening for Miss Emma
Howe OF Albany. Ore. who has come
TO Hammond to make her home.
Mrs. n. J Austgen and daughter
Olive Nirgene returned TO their home in
Muenich Court Wednesday evening aft
er spending the summer in the west.
They were away from Hammond three
months and visited in Butte. Seattle
Salt Lake City and Denver.
A. Murray Turner and son John have
returned from few weeks spent in
Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Jim
Brunot returned with them after spend
ing the summer with relatives in
Greensburg. Pa.
The members OF Golden Rod Camp
No. 1857 Royal Neighbors are invited
by the Gary Camp to attend a picnic at
Douglas park on Monday. Labor Day.
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There viii be { meeting Saturday
evening Of Dorcas Rebekah lodge at the
I. o. Q. T. hall
Miss Pauline z. Hill. so4 South Hob
man street. left Wednesday to spend the
remainder OF the week with Morgan
Park friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith and daugh- |
ter Mary Ruth and Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Thompson viii motor TO Terrs Haute
tomorrow for a visit. Mr.. and Mrs. !
Thompson will return the first Of next |
week but Mr.. and Mrs. Smith viii re-
main for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weir Stambaugh have |
gone to Milwaukee to spend Labor Day |
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Ray. II State
street, are spending a week with Mrs. T!
Rays sister. Mrs. L. Bush OF Williams |
port. Ind. ct her cottage on the Wa
bash river.
AlnE OF DO5N0I Is III E1aKti~ 1
mond for two weeks visit with rela- /
,ives and friends. He is a guest at the /
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Ruff Of Car
roll street this week and after Mr.. and /
Mrs. Virgil D. Refers return on Mon
day from Sylvan Lake he will visit /
them at their South Holman street /
home
Mr.. and Mrs c. z. Williams Of SO /
Russell street entertained at a fare
we'll surprise party last evening in /
honor Of Arnold Jergens who viii leave
next week with the first section OF the
draft army Miss Mary Williams and /
Harry Grimmer entertained the guests
with music and during the evening sew
sraI games were played. The hostess
served a three course luncheon. there