The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-13
SOCIAL NE WS

the Rev. J. C.. Parrett. T he program
opened with q devotional service con-
Quoted by Mrs. Emma Cosgrove follow
ing which Mrs. Parrett sang. A delight
full tea was enjoyed before the close Of
the meeting.
A delightful meeting OF the 2. 4. NJ.
Club took place last evening at the
home Of Miss Ruth DickoverI With the
club members she had as guests. Miss
Marjorie Ruff and Miss Helen Powelson.
Another meeting is announced for next
Friday evening at the home OF Miss
Inez Gavit in Hyslop Place.
Special program Of music Will be Civ
en- at both the morning and evening
services Sunday at the First Methodist
church. In the morning Mrs. Charles L.
LAYERS. harpist. will play and Herman
Kreps. baritone. viii sing. The soloist
in the evening Will be Paul z. CundreiI.
tenor. Of Indiana Harbor. The choir
will sing at both services.
At her home in Ash street Miss Edna
Brueckner very pleasantly entertained
the Dorcas class Of Immanuel's church
last evening ne AltIlDEiz SEMCQ y
the Orphans Home and after a few
hours of work the hostess served her
guests with refreshments. Their next
meeting will occur Tuesday evening, DC
tober 2Srd. at the home Of Miss Lydia
Hotz.
Mrs. M Boney will entertain at a card
party at St. Joseph's Hall next Tuesday
g. @L- ko-oa4 aF che n~DAnns-
Home. a pair of hand made pillow
slips will also be raffled and the pro-
ceeds added to the fund.
Rev. c. 3. Wilcox. d. D.. who for ten
years. pastor OF the great church at
Colorado Springs and FIVE years pastor
Of Trinity N. K. church. Denver is Wis
iting his friend. DR.. r j. Basset. He
will occupy the pulpit on Sunday morn
ing. The pastor invites ali his people to
hear him.
A business meeting of the kohlah
Camp Fire Girls was held last evening
p the home Of the guardian. Mrs. Eu-
gene s. Cooper. S Mason street. to make
final arrangements for the canned fruit
exhibit they will hold next Saturday.
Tomorrow Sunday. the girls viii sing
at the evening service at the First Bap-
fist church.
The Friday afternoon card parties Of
Hammond Chapter No. 100 Women OF
Mooseheart Legion were resumed yes
terday. The members and their guests
met in the Moose Hall and played pedro.
the honors in the games going 70 Mrs.
Walter Walsh. Mrs. Everett Fox and
Mrs. Ben James.
Mrs. John H. McClay Of waltham
street will leave tomorrow for Toronto
to visit her son. Ralph McClay. who is
in the aerial squad before he leaves for
Texas where he expects 70 be in camp
this winter.
Mrs. Il. J. Derner Of Calumet venue
entertained at q one O'Clock luncheon on
Thursday in honor of her house guest.
Florence Bunker Of Cleveland. 9th
er guests were Mrs E. Mischka, Mrs. G.
Reuss. Mrs. W. Jordan. Mrs. NJ. Reiman.
Mrs. H. Wainwright and Miss Gorchon-
The members OF Hammond Temple
No. % Pythian Sisters held quite an in
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Of r. temple in South Holman street.
Mrs. Frank Waller. representative from
TO the Grand Temple at In
d%ianapolis gave her report and during
the evening there was balloting on can
didates. A social hour followed the
session in charge of Mrs. Ray Alb
bot. The members of the degree team
met at seven-thirty o'clock to drill for
the meeting in Gary on Tuesday evening
they have been invited to do the
initiatory work.
Dorcas Rebekah lodge will hold its
weekly meeting this evening az
the ]. o. O. F. hail.
The Rev. Leon Dufrane has returned
to Lafayette after a short visit with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Dufrane
Of Highland street.
Mrs. Fred Scheer. Miss Norma Rob-
bins and Miss Ethel Brown are in Niles,
Mich. for the weekend
Miss Hilda Whitezel who is attending
DePauw is home for the weekend, the
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ly-
man 3. Wbitezel.