The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-17
. PERSONAL N
SOCIAL NEWS
LUNCHEON FOR HAMMOND GIRL.


one of the prettiest luncheons of the
week was the one yesterday at the
Southern with Miss Katherine Oberlin.
OF Hammond, Ind, as hostess. The
guests were seated at one large round
table. centered with an exquisite bou-
ouet OF old fashioned flowers. Rose
buds. bachelor buttons. fever few. and
infants breaths were intermingled in
the wonderful center-pieoe and nose
gays Of the same lovely flowers were
tavors Tor each guest. The place cards
were most unique vogue affairs, brilliant
tulle bows Of various shades completing
the sash. or hair ornament Of each fash
ionable model. Covers were laid for
the following guests; Miss Margaret
Thorne. Miss Mary Baxter Miss Ruth
Remy. Miss Helen Ozier. Miss Florence
Norris. Miss Ruth Bissman. Miss Crowl.
of Lagrange. Ind. Miss Louise Bissman.
Miss Martha Mary Price. Miss Ida
Kegg. Miss Elizabeth Weldon, Miss
Dorothy Damn and Miss Winowa Schaf-
er After the delicious four course din
ner had been served. a theatre party
wss enjoyed by the guests AT the Ma
3estic, where they saw the adorable
Billie Burke-Nansheld CO.. News
Miss stewart. mtlliner, Of 7o1 Hob
man street. is arranging TO move to new
quarters At 626i9 Hohman street. S-16
c Stewart Millinery, moved to $751;
Holman st. o. X Bldg. SLIP
Mrs. J.. H. Hicks of Greenfield. Ind,
has arrived in Hammond for an extend
ed visit with Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.. Hat
field Of 9l2 Erie street.
The Kings Daughters met yesterday
in the Red Cross rooms and spent the
entire day dong various Red Cross
work. Next Friday viii he spent in the
same name
The members OF the Friday Afternoon
Club were the guests yesterday at 2
one o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs
j. a. Dickson Of Highland street. Fol
lowing the ucheo the ladies devoted
the afternoon to Red Cross ewing. Mrs.
BERNARD Graves viii entertain the club
on the 3oth 81 a one o'clock luncheon at
her home in Gary.
Miss stewart. milliner. 7o1 Holman
st. expects 70 be located in her new
store. 636ts Holman St, in a few days
WIN a full line Of fan goods. sic
p
The Misses Goldte and Elizabeth
Hitsher VIII leave tomorrow for Rey-
nolds. Denham and Logansport. Ind, for
a weeks visit.
The Mooseheart Legion met last
evening for their usual session. Fol
lowing the business of the evening a
number Of card games were enjoyed.
Mrs. Dillner winning first honors and
Mrs. ". H Harrington. second. On the
sixth of September a meeting for mem
bsrs of the legion and their friends will
be held at which a new flag VIII be
dedicated.
The Zion Methodist church of 2o2
Truman avenue will hold missionary
program Sunday evening. s p. m. The
Young Peoples Missionary Society will
take charge of services. There will be
an interesting program and special
music
Mrs. Louise Ingersoll. who has been
the guest of her daughter. Florence In
gersoli Parry. for several DAYS returned
20 her home in Chicago today.
The H. NJ. Johnson's nave been enter
tanning Mr.. Johnson's brothers. Gil and
Glenn and their families this week.
Mrs, II W. Steward of 2ss Michigan
avenue and daughter. Mrs. Ethel Blank
enburg Of 496 Summer street have re-
turned from Fremont. o, where they
were called by the death Of Nr. Stew
ards aunt. From Fremont they went
to Columbus and Chiliicote- 1T the
latter place they were the guests Of