The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-15
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SOCIAL NEWS
COMING EVENTS.

GOG64NG EVENTS
The Kings Heralds of Zion NJ f
church will meet at two-thirty o'clock
Saturday afternoon at the church par
lors.
greatest care. One day service. Phone
Hammond 1898. Sis
There were guests for four tables OF
cards at the meeting of Circle No. /
yesterday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
B1 Klein in Williams street Pedro was
played and prizes in the games were won
by Mrs. Leonard Knoorzer and Mrs John
Nordstrand. The hostess served dainty
refreshments at TIE conclusion of the
games. In two weeks Mrs. Clarence
King Will be hosess TO the club at the
home of her mvther Mrs. Nordstrand
IL Clinton stree.
Members OF Opal Hive No SOS l.. o.
T. N. NJ sper a most enjoyable time
yesterday az ne Lake Front. the occa-
sion being thiT annual picnic 4 large
number atteded and enjoyed the DAY in
true picnic ashton. Dinner was served
on the bean at noon and the afternoon
was given.o games. Mrs. Rose O.Nei1.
the depur great commander was
guest
A socis afternoon was enjoyed BY the
members of the Ladies' Aid Society OF
Immanrrs Evangelical church yester-
day in ne church hall in Sibley street
Mrs surm. Mrs. Thomen. Mrs. Walter
Thon. Mrs Noss. Mrs. Weber and Mrs
WeihIuller were hostesses at the meet
ing ad served dainty collation..
Yesterday afternoon Mrs S l. Ran
sierof 5I4 Summer street was hostess |
to he fifth division of the NJ. z Ladies' |
Al Society at her home. The members |
deoted the afternoon to the needle
wrk for the society After the serving
O dainty refreshments by the hostess
e meeting was adjourned for two
eeks.
An all day session OF the seventh d.
vision Of the N. E Ladies' Aid Society
took place yesterday at the Lincoln
school. The members brought lunches
with them which were served at noon
and the remainder OF the day was spent
quilting and sewing. There was a large
attendance at the meeting.
About thirty members Of Trinity
Ladies Aid Society spent the day yes
terday With Mrs. Hans johnson at her
cottage at Flint Lake The luncheon
was se'ved at a long table prettily
decorated with wild flowers. The hus-
bands bined them for supper and they
returnet to Hammond late in the even
ing. NJ. and Mrs. Johnson and children
who hae been at the lake for a couple
of wees plan TO return Saturday
SendIs your fine laundry; each wash
ing doe separately with same care you
take Jour own home. Prices reason
able Phone Hammond 1898. S-15-1
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ass Marguerite Haefer of Truman
avene accompanied BY the whiting Slu-
nicih Band gave the program at the 9
Wing park last evening. She sang |
yer beautifully a group of songs Sew
era thousand people enjoyed the con- }
CO. among them a great number who I
mored over from Hammond. J
\ hike" was arranged for the en- 5
sment Of the young people of St. }
auls Lutheran church last evening.
hey met at the church az seven o'clock Q
nd went from there 70 Douglas Park r
where the evening was spent very en-
joyably with contests and games. among Q
them a candle race in which the prize r
was won by Norman Taper. The park
was lighted with japanese lanterns ]
Important business will come before
the members of Hammond Chapter 100 '
Women Of Mooseheart Legion at their J
meeting this evening at the Moose Hall. q
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The regular weekly meeting OF Dorcas r
Rebekah lodge will be held Saturday '
evening at the I. O. o. f hall in State
street. I
Mrs r E. Woods IS entertaining her