The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-16

el many pretty presents as a token oA
remembrance and a luncheon was serv-
ed. About sixteen guests were present
many Of them coming from Hegewisch
and Gary.
A special meeting Of the old and new
officers of the Kings Heralds is called
for next Wednesday evening at the
home Of Miss Florence Hix in Claude
street at seven-thirty o'clock. This is
70 arrange business matters for the
coming year and to get the books bal
anced up. All those who have not turn
ed in their mite boxes are requested TO
do so as soon as possible. they must be
in by next Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Wilson and little daughter
Dorothy Of SIS Doty street have just re-
turned from a ten weeks visit in the
east. She visited Mr.. wilson's parents
at ~PhiHppsburg. n. J.. her own parents
at Ansonia, Pa. and other relatives at
Neglev. O. Mr.. Wilson accompanied his
wife 20 Philippsburg.
Mrs. William Love and family left to-
day for New York City 10 join Mr. Love
who has been transferred to that city
from Chicago by the Armour Company.
The So and Sc club met last evening
with Clara Guse at her home IN Bauer
| street. The members brought their
needle work and did Red Cross sewing.
! Music and refreshments were on the
evenings program. Plans were made
for the club to go 70 Jackson Park for
q days outing in the near future. The
next meeting win be with Miss Grace
Dr-ryf.I- 0r 7 ANTE SFraaf in ~vrro yEeaLl
The Misses May and Frieda Kline of
East State street and Mrs. Beilby and
children Of Kane Avenue viii leave TO-
morrow for Edwardsburg and ST. Joseph,
Mich. to be gone two weeks.
A delightful little party wah given az
the home Of Oracle Click at ~ Rimbach
avenue in honor OF her seventh birth
day. August Il. Covers were laid for
twelve guests and a two course lunch
con was served. Mrs. Otis Seeley as
sisted in the serving. After lunch
games We're played. Those present were:
Franciel HUFF. Bernice Shotts. Dorothy
Graham, Katherine Groman. Eleanor
ellis. Helen Mason. Oliver Long. Geo.
Nimon, Irwin Bowman. Buddie Click.
/ fIUln bowman ana 1IdGlG G4iChH
e
Mrs. Eutoka Ellis Of lat State street
returned this morning from Indianapolis
where she had been visiting since last
Saturday with her daughter Opal
Lorraine at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Zaiser. While there Mrs. Ellis
visited the Chamber of Commerce Train
ms Detachment and saw a few of the
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Steve soofus and Frank Molinari. The
boys wish to be remembered 10 all their
friends in Hammond. They left Indi-
annapolis Tuesday and will send their
addresses as soon as they arrive over
seas.
Mrs. Richard Kent OF ass Gostlin
street entertained yesterday afternoon
in honor Of her son Richards birthday.
The afternoon was spent pleasantly in
playing games and Miss Doris Darling
ton gave several selections on the piano.
Mrs. Kent served her guests with a
luncheon. Those present were Eth
Byrnett. Helen. Grace. Edith and Verna
Kent. Doris Darlington, Ronald Red
I dington, Earl and Jacob Gruener. Cha
Lang. Otis Burnett. Raymond Hackett
Of Ora. Ind. who has been here visiting
relatives.
Mrs. katherine Noestes and daughter
Julia and son Edwin returned to Chicago
after Il pleasant visit with Mrs. Frank
Cope OF 307 State street.
Mrs. John Brookman. formerly Of
Whiting was in Hammond today on
business and is now living at $50 Elm
street, Blu Island. IL.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Eggebrecht. 258 Truman avenue
on Wednesday. Mother and baby are
doing fine.
Mrs. Albert Eggebrecht entertained a
few friends Wednesday afternoon to
celebrate her daughter Iris FIRST birth
day. At 5 and 8 o'clock a two course
luncheon was served covers being laid
for Mrs. A. S%teinkraus. Mrs. p. Zarndts
and children. Mrs. f. SIZZLING and daugh-
ter. Mrs. F. Konow and children. Mrs. o.
Wildermuth and children. Mrs. J. Muir
ray and children. Mrs. P. Seehausen and
daughter, Mrs. W Wasserman and sons.
Mrs. II. Pakie. Mrs. +. Dubber and
daughters. Mrs. ]. Wiening and daugh-
ter. Mrs. F. Berwanger and son, Mrs. F.
Luther and sons. Mrs. II. B~erwanger
and sons. Mrs. B.. Patrick. Miss Lena