The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-26
PERSONAL W
SOCIAL NEWS

CoMINo EVENTS.

The NTH division Of the NJ f. Ladies
Aid Society viii meet Thursday after
noon with Mrs Il. 4. Grndle, 4S2 Cedar
street
Mrs, r V Porch VIII be hostess
Thursday afternoon TO the sixth divi-
sion of the N L. Ladies' Aid Society at
her home, 319 sibley street.
The LOYAL Star Class will hold its
monthly class meeting this evening in
the social rooms of the First Christian
church The new members Of the
church are invited. A program will be
given Including selections by the or
chestra
y meeting Of the Girl Scouts will be
held at seven-thirty o'clock this even
ing st the home of the captain. Mrs c
Il. Tweedle, ass Calumet avenue. All
girls Interested ia scout work are in
vited 10 this meeting
Mrs. J. V. Keeler. 419 Ash street. viii
he hostess at the monthly social meet
ing of the Pine Street Ladies' Aid So
ciety Thursday afternoon.
The North side w. G.. T u. Will meet
Thursday Afternoon at two-thirty o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Harry King. SIS
Hickory street
Miss Helen Stewart Of Detroit street
viii have the members Of the +. Z. G.
Club as her guests Thursday evening
The club meeting win celebrate Miss
Edith Ripleys birthday anniversary.
FOR RENT-A Btssen Electric Suction
cleaner with all accessories for clean
ing rugs mattress. springs, furniture
pianos, walls. mould1ngs. etc Phone
before 6 p. m. AZ; after. 1213R. or
drop postal. &. Wolf. 40 Detroit st
Hammond. 6-l9-21-24
Evangelist ]. water Gibson began
his revival campaign in Hammond last
night The meetings VIII be held every
night at eight o'clock at the Monroe
Street Methodist church. Before his
entry into evangelistic work Mr. Glib
son was a very popular pastor. The
south side particularly il anticipating
with much interest the work OF Mr. Glib
son. The subject for tonight's talk viii
be "Unrealized Possibilities Of Life.
The public generally is invited TO par
tioipa1e in the revival
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Theis
20 Samuel Joseph Hicks took place at
seven o'clock this morning al All Saints
church. The Rev. Father Edward F.
Barrett ohiciated and in the bridal
party were Miss Margaret Theis who
served her sister as maid Of honor and
the best man. Charles Baum Of Kenosha.
Wis The bride wore a pretty gown of
white crepe de chene and veil wreathed
with lilies Of the valley ana carried
shower bouquet OF roses and lilies of
the valley Her bridesmaid was gowne1
in gray crepe de chene A wedding
breakfast was served at the home Of
NfrS
Nicholas J. Theis Immediately follow
ing the ceremony for the immediate
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks left this
morning for Louisville and New Al
hanv. Ind. where they viii he entertain
al by relatives and on their return TO
Hammond next Wednesday viii be at
home at 72s Wood avenue.
Prof. George WenzeI expert Marcelle
Waver Of Chicago. viii be at the
NarineIio shop Thursday Of each week.
Phone 1870 for appointment. e25-2t
A marriage license was granted in
Washington to Ida Serickson Of Ham
rond and Carl ". Pultz OF Newington.
Va
Mrs. Ralph Pierce entertained al
LL0EEECn yesterday at mex itillE ia
Condit street for the members Of the
Embroidery club with the club she
had as guests Mrs. NJ e. Pierce Of
Whitehall. Ill. and Miss Turner of Ce-
dar Rapids Ia The guests did Red
Cross work during the afternoon and
spent delightful social time. The
club adjourned for the summed months.
The third division of the NJ. F. Ladies
Aid society gave an odds and Ends
social last evening at Mrs. r s. Park
er's garage. 164 Fayette street. from
which a nice sum was realized for the
church. A program was enjoyed by the
many guests. An auction sale to which
a number Of Hammond merchants do
mated was a feature and there was
booth where ice cream. popcorn and
other refreshments were sold.
The s S NJ. Club members were de-