The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-14

r. Temple and made final arrange
ments tor their Memorial service 10
be held jointly with the Knights OF
Pythias sunday afternoon at two-thirty
o'clock at Temple hall. corner Of
Holman and ogden streets. The meet
ing will be open to the friends.
Good Shoe Repairing. Work called
for and delivered. "a hour service.
1912 Jacobs Shoe Shop. lol State
ST.. near Holman. Good Quality shoes
for everybody. 6-4-tf
The weekly meeting OF Dorcas Re-
hekah lodge will be held this eve
ning at the / Q. o. F. hail.
At the meeting OF the Modern
woodnen of America, Monday evening.
the National Lecturer. MIR. Harris.
viii be present and address the mem
bers. Other camps viii be represent
ed az the meeting.
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club
will be entertained BY Mrs Robert
ellis OF Glendale Park.
p@AuCn party = " CuJON 81 ny
the members OF the F f. G. club this
evening at the Whiting park.
"G~entiemen's Evening" will be OBJ
served by the Ladies Aid society OF
ST. PauIs Lutheran church Monday in
the parlors Of the church in Clinton
street. 1t promises to be a delight
oeca sion with several contests and
a program as the principal features
of the evening.
Renairs made on Motorcycles and BIZ
cycles at the Excelsior shop must be
right. A. j. WALL. o2a State ST. 6-l4
A pretty wedding took place We'd
resday OF this week at All SAINTS
church when Miss Pearl Dunck became
the bride Of Leo W. Tobin. The Rev.
Father Edward z. Barrett performed
the ceremony and in the bridal party
Miss Myrtle Dunck who served
her sister as maid OF honor and Pat
rick Gorman, the best man. The bride
wore a pretty sown OF white georget-
t. crepe over satin and a large white
mallgae hat and carried n shower
DOuCutIa u ioECS dAA
The bridesmaid was gowned in
seorgette crepe and her flowers
were pink Killarney roses. The cere-
money was at eight o'clock and was
followed by a wedding breakfast at
the home Of the brides mother in Hie-
kory street. Only the immediate rel
were guests at the reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Tobin will live in the
Atlas apartments East Chicago. Mr.
Tobin is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. " j.
Tobin. ass East Sibley street and is
by the Standard Oil Com
pany at whiting
Miss Elizabeth Weber, whose mar
rage to George w. Clark will take
place this summer was the honor guest
at a trousseau shower given THURSDAY
evening by Miss Geraldine Swanson
at her home in Warren street. MUSIC
and dancing were the diversions and
in conclusion a p~rettlly appointed two
course luncheon was served. There
were covers for Mrs. Louis Zander. or
Chicago. Mrs. Lauerman. Mrs. Neal.
Mrs. Robertson. Mrs. Dorsey. Miss
Fietemeyer. Miss Dora Otto. Miss Mar
torie suter and Miss Mabel Sherry.
The Kings Daughters were enter
tafned BY Mrs. Thomas Payne Of Mich
iran avenue at their regular weekly
neetHw~ Yesterday afternoon. They
spent the time sewing for a bazaar
accomplished a great deal OF work.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the afternoon.
A meeting was held in the parlors
of the First Presbyterian church yes
terday afternoon under the auspices
Of tn. woman's Missionary society.
TIL. meeting was addressed by Mrs.
R.ebe Of Oak Park. president of the
Home Mission Board of Illinois ana
m. musical ogram included a vocal
solo bv Mrs. L. l. Bcrberger. accom-
named BY Mrs. w. n Mikesch and a
duet by Mrs. J. c Parrett and Mrs
Max AlIaben accompanies ny fMrs
e : CoopeY. Punch was served at the
close Of the ~ and a pleasant
social hour was enjoyed. Mrs. {. n
Howell presided over the meeting ana
,ba closing prayer was given by Mrs.
r. d. Licklider.
Mrs. Raymond Clifton. Of 1898 Ray
avenue was rendered a delightful sur
prfse party last evening in celeora-
Of her birthday anniversary
There were several guests in attend
and they spent the time socially.
p.-freshnents were served during the
evening.
Miss Helen Atkinson. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. n. {. Atkinson. OF ..
Holman street. returned home yester-
dav after completing her course al
University OF Chicago The com
exercises were held last
ruesdav afternoon and Miss Atkinson
received the degree OF Pm p she
specialized in English and journalism
Mrs. P. j. Lyons was hostess TO d
friends at luncheon YESTERDAY at
49, home. in Webb street in comph-
to her niece. Mrs. John Close
M~iddleburg. Pa. who Il her guest
urs Howard b. Easter. Of Washburn'
Wis. was smother out-of-town guest
~ her home in Detroit street, MISS
AurilIa wilcox was hostess last eve
- 80 the members Of the n A NJ
club They enjoyed the evening with
sa,cirr and music after which a pref
rgIv annoin+ed two course luncheon
" as served.
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