The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-22
PERSONAL ~
SOCIAL NEWS.
COMING EVENTS.


been postponed one week until Monday
afternoon July LIST when Mrs. Ralph
Pierce will be hostess at her home in
Condit street.
Al the evening service Sunday at the
First Methodist church teh choir VIII
give the following program beginning
al seven-thirty o'clock
Anthen--"The Lord Is Exalted" West
Choir
Selection by. Male Quartette. Take
Thou My Hand "------P Parks
Messrs wiedergott. Myers. Clark and
Thompson.
solo-"Open the Gate"----------Kn att
Miss Hazel Wiltsee
Duet-'Rock of Ages Finder
Miss Adele Dunbar and Mr. Wiedergott
Anthem-"The Radiant Morn Hath
Passed Away" woodward
Choir
SODA Little while" -------- Briggs
Miss Norma Robbins.
Twilight" ------------- Nevin
Miss Bernice Bassett and Miss Adele
Dunbar.
Selection by Male Quartette. Even
ing song -----------------M Martin
Soprano obngato by Mrs. Louis Free
man.
Anthem-"sins AuelIuia"- Dudley Buck
Choir.
Mrs. Alexander Stolkowitz and Mrs.
Edward Rohde entertained al a picnic
Yesterday at Harrison Park for the
members Of the Friday Afternoon Club
and their children. With them they
had guests Mrs. Everett Refman and
Mrs. William Hutton delightful pic
mic luncheon was served at noon after
which ths time was occupied with knit
ting and games. The next club party
viii be given by Mrs. Bernard Graves
az her home in Detroit street in two
weeks on Friday afternoon
Miss Helen Atkinson and Miss Hazel
TAYLOR were entertained with the mem,
bers of the p. A NJ Club by Miss
Aurilla Wilcox last evening at her home
IN Detroit street. The guests brought
their knitting and during the evening
they we're entertained with music
Mrs. E :. Campbell entertained the
members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery
Club very pleasantly yesterday after
noon at her home in Indiana avenue
The afternoon was occupied vita needle
work and knitting and in conclusion the
hostess served a dainty collation.. Mrs
Thomas w. Dixon of East State street
viii entertain the club at its hnal meet
ing for the year in two weeks on Fri
day afternoon.
The True Kindred lodge celebrated
Brothers Night" last evening and en-
tertained nearly ore hundred guests
from Chicago. 4 six O'Clock dinner was
served following which there was the
regular lodge session. a large class
was initiated by the Chicago degree
team.
Mr.. and Mrs. D, r. Morris Of Mil
waukee are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Hugh
Morris of State Line street and Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Morris of Chicago.
Miss Mary Ellen Cunningham Of Chi
ago and niece. Miss Marion Cunning
ham Of Hammond are in New York City
for brief visit.
Mrs. Raymond KnoT and daughter
Naomi returned to Geneva. Ind today
aft visiting her parents. MI and Mrs
A NJ DeWeese of Rimbach avenue for
three weeks Her sister. Mrs. sherman
McEwen and daughter Roberta returned
with her to remain for a week. Mr.
NcEwen will go down Saturday for the
weekend
Miss Lulu Nogel left Thursday to
visit her nephew Jacob Brusel Of the
62nd Coast Artillery Corps who is sta
toned at Camp Mills. Long Island.
Liberty Council Royal Neighbors VIII
meet Monday evening. June gath. at the
X ard l.. Of S hall in the Rimbach
building After a short session an en-
tertalnment will be given for the mem
bers and their guests
Or. T J. Bassett Of the First Method
ist church viii preach the baccalaureate
sermon for the West Hammond gradu-
ating class Sunday evening June 23rd
a so o'clock at the Wentworth school
auditorium. Miss Frances Bennett will
sing On Tuesday evening there will
be the eighth grade graduating exer-
cises and the program for that evening
will include a play by the class and the
presentation Of diplomas by Martin H
Finneran. president of the board Of
education. The first annual high school
commencement will occur on Thursday
and the address Of the evening will be
given by F q. Blair state superintend-
ent of schools. Mrs. George Hannauer
win sing. There will be eight in the
graduating class. The exercises will be
tho Went north buffdiue nd will