The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-22
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SOCIAL NEWS

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Circle No. viii postpone their meet
ing from Tuesday until Wednesday aft
ernoon when they viii be entertained by
Mrs. Oscar Plageman at her home, So
Clinton street.
The Woman's Equal Franchise Leagu
will meet this evening with Mrs Glen
Ebright at her home in Fayette street
This is a very important meeting and
all members are urgently requested TO
attend.
Triumph Council n Of l. viii meet
this evening IN the L 0. o. F. hall for
their regular business session
The D A NJ Club will meet Tuesday
evening with Miss Hazel Whitezel in
Webb street.
The new baby that arrived at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Koenig, SoS
Henry street was a boy and not & girl
as was stated in Saturdays edition.
The Max Shulman Gate will entertain
this evening in honor Of Sol KATE. one
of their members, also for Geo Gross
man. Ben Suscon and Joe Guss, who
leave Tuesday morning for the L. s
army Attorney Conroy will deliver an
address and Rev H Berkman Will pro-
nounce the benediction. The entertain
rent will be held at the Chamber OF
Commerce and al members and their
friends are invited to attend. A program
will be given and the high school orches-
ira will furnish the music The pro-
gram will begin at o'clock.
All Photograph Studios in Hammond
will be closed on Wednesday q each
week at II o'clock noon until September
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Mr.. and Mrs Reinhardt EIster and
little son OF 3s2 Sibiey street have just
returned from an etensive auto trip
through Indiana, kentucky and Ohio.
They spent two weeks in visiting the
sight seeing points of the three states.
The principal places visited were Nam
moth Cave Great Onyx Cave, the dis
covery Of which was only completed in
June 1918. IN size 1t is not nearly so
large as Mammoth Cave. but much more
beautiful IN formation. being that Of
white Onyx They also stopped at Abra-
ham Lincoln's memorial farm. West
Point Ky where the [. S. cavalry are
in drill They viewed the Millport
Peaks of Indiana and visited at Louis
VILE and Cincinnati
DR.. and Mrs. Seawright and children
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
and Miss Jessie Smith motored from
Danvilie. Ill. 70 spend the week visiting
with Mrs Ed Dewitt OF asp Hickory
street
The young people Of the Baptist
church will give a Hooverized banquet
this evening at seven o'clock at the
church hall in Sibley stdeet. This IS the
closing OF the years work for the p. Y.
P L and Intermediate departments.
After the banquet a program and music
will furnish the evenings entertain
ment.
Miss Irene Carter OF so4 South Hob
man street returned this morning after
spending a week with Miss Laura Fitz-
gerald who is spending the summer at
their cottage at Grand Beach, Mich.
Miss Avs Hess has returned to her
home after a week spent visiting rela-
tives at Wheatfeld. Ind
At a board meeting Of the directors or
the M. z. church yesterday two dele
gates we're appointed 10 attend the mis-
sinary convention 10 be held at Lake
Geneva from July % to Aug 4. At the
convention the society will begin plans
for world wide campaign TO raise S1s.-
Nth Frt hr4w
work in both the United States and
South America after the war closes.
Mrs. W. c. Belman of Glendale and Mrs,
NJ NJ. Towle Of Ogden street were the
delegates appointed from Hammond
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ander-
son Sunday morning. July 21st. a baby
girl Virgene Ruth. Mrs. Anderson vas
formerly Miss Jessie Rohde and IS at
the home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Christ Rohde. $40 E. State street. Moth
er and babe are Doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs Holder of II Mason
street are entertaining at their home
Mrs ". Afford OF Ontario. Cal. Mrs.
Afford is quite prominent in W R. c.
circles and delivered an address to an
assembly Of 3 600 ". r. C.'s. She is the
wife Of civil war veteran and a
Daughter Of the American Revolution. 70
Mrs. Afford Will remain for several
weeks.
MI and Mrs c. W. Linsenmann. 2oe
Forsythe avenue. gave a farewell party
yesterday in honor Of ". A Kietzman
and Carl Zardte who leaves for Camp
Taylor tomorrow. The afternoon and
evening were spent in games on the
spacious lawn. supper was served to
eighteen The dining room was deco
rated in the national colors. The fol-
lowing were present n A. Kietzman.
Carl Zardte Herman Harjes, Harry
Clausen Of Chicago. Henry schmueser.
Henry Herbst VIM. Jarnecke Ida
Schmueser. Mamie schmueser, Rose
Washausen. Johanna Washausen. Clara
washausen. Margaret Hayes and Olivia
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