The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-02
COMING EVENTS.

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The members Of the Epworth
League OF the First, Methodist church
VIII go on hayrack ride this evening
to the JarneclSe home. south OF Ham
mond, where they viii enjoy lawn
party. The party viii leave from the
church in Russell street promptly at
7:I5 o'clock
Miss Rose Lee Maggie win have the
members Of the D. A. NJ. club her
guests this evening at her home ii
south Holman street.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety OF the First Methodist church
VIII be entertained by Mrs. f. Duncan
at her home 50 williams street Friday
afternoon at rwo-thirty o'clock.
Mrs. c. Il, Tweedle, 3S5 Calumet ave-
nue., will open her home Friday after
noon for meeting of the Loyal Temp
erance Legion. The business session
is announced for two-thirty o'clock
and the members are asked to meet
promptly.
The Past Chiefs Association OF Ham
mond Temple No. 7S Pythian Sisters
viii meet at the Red Cross rooms Fri
day afternoon to sew.
Members of St PauYs Lutheran
League wiu meet with Henry Herbst
this -vening to make preparations for
attending the picnic at Kinder's grove
in Gary on sunday Of the leagues OF
the Calumet district.
The Central W. C. T. L. viii meet at
the home OF Mrs. Chester Spanord. s13
Claude street. Friday afternoon TO tie
bouquets 10 be distributed among the
patients at St. Margaret's hospital
Emil Stelow was rendered a delight
ful surprise party last evening at his
home, 1874 Cedar street. in celebration
of his sixty-fourth birthday anniver-
sary. The guests were entertained
with music and games and during the
evening a collation. was served There
were covers for Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Stelovr. Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Carley, Mr.
and Mrs Thomas George. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mann. Mr.. and Mrs R J. Brown.
Mrs Burch. Mrs Mason. Mrs. Lowery.
Mrs Jones. Mrs. Emil SteIow. Mrs
Pierce. the Misses Martha Burns OF
Whiting. Eunice See. Grace Lowery.
Mary Scott. Grace, Birdie and Frances
Stelow. Messrs. Vincent NowIan. AL
fred stelow, William stelow. Hobart
See. Frank Oponnell and Sam steIow
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One OF the seasons most enjoyable
beach parties was given by number
OF Hammond young people Tuesday
evening at the Lake Front \ marsh
mallow toast was a feature of the
evening In the party were Mr. and
Mrs. George 81 John. the Misses Eva
Filan, Nell Murray. Alma Filan.
Amelia Kline. Dorothy Schwartz. Iris
Gadsby, Hattie VAIL Eleanor
Schwartz. Nessrs- Leo Smith. Harold
Tweedle. John Weber. Edward Muir
and Edward Kline.
\ delightful surprise party was
given Mrs. J. E Snyder at her home in
Sheffield avenue yesterday afternoon
by the members Of the Amicitia club.
The party was a farewell to Mrs.
Snyder who will leave Hammond sun
day to make her home in Butler. Pa.
The club presented Mrs Snyder with
pretty souvenir The guests brought
their needle work and during the aft
ernoon q dainty collation. was served
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The Deborah Society met for an all
day session Wednesday in the parlors
noon the members enjoyed a four
course dinner served by Mrs Charles
Primner after which they returned TO
their quilting A short business SEES
sion was heAa ana arrangements were
made for another all day session to be
held next Wednesday August 8th-
St. Joseph's Court No. 513 ". c. 0.
F. held very interesting lodge ses-
sion last evening in St. Josephs AS
sembly hall. Mrs Phelen and Mrs.
Diedrich. high court officers. Mrs. Ella
Rather Of Lafayette and officers of
the West Hammond court were among
the honor guests and there was a
large representation OF the members.
class OF ten candidates was initiated
and following the ceremony ice cream
and cake were served. The work Of
the drill team was highly compliment
ed and the session throughout was
greatly enjoyed.
There will be a meeting Of Ham