The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-12
7Wiin City
NeUs Notes

The Sons and Daughters of Liberty
of Indiana Harbor had an unusually
pleasant meeting last evening. at the
conclusion of their business refresh
ments were served by the social COM
mittee. 1t was announced that an indoor
picnic would be in progress at the home
of Mrs. Mary Condor. "a Russell ST.
Hammond. the date OF Friday. Sept. IS,
III the evening. All members are urged
70 be present on that evening.
James Waits of Battle Creek. Mich.
is expected here for months visit with
his sister. Mrs. Z. Simanson. who lives
in Grapevine st.
\ Halloween party is being planned
some time ahead by Twin city Circle.
Daughters of Isabella. and will be in
the nature of an informal prom
Joint hostesses at q card party and
luncheon yesterday were the Mesdarnes
H. E. zoegar and John Sterling. held ia
the latter's apartment in the BickneIl
building, formerly the Larson. in South
Forsythe ave. It was the revival of
social activities of the Thursday After
noon Five Hundred Club which held 50
many pleasant affairs for the past few
years. The club has always heretofore
met semi-monthly. INDUCED in cards
ana refreshments served as a fitting
conclusion. but the event Of yesterday
was a little apart from the usual rou-
tine and an elaborate lunchean was par
ficipated in with the game held in the
later afteAoon. The luncheon coIors
and table decorations were Of the vel
low and white. Guests present were
Mrs. Glen Ebright of Hammond. the
Mesdames Robert White and Herbert
Reese and Miss Mabel Vanseiow of this
city. Those scoring highest for the
awards in the card game were the Mes
DANES Edward jenkins and Louie NJ
Loucks- The next hostess will be Mrs
Jenkins of the Mickey apartment
The members of the w c. O. F. met
yesterday afternoon in St Nary's hall
and the disposition Of gold piece wi n
which all members had soliciting books
on was made in the drawing showing
favorable to a II. A. Forsberg Of The
Hubbard Steel Foundries who held num-
Der 90 In Book a. The amount realized
was a creditable sum applied to the or
CARNATIONS funds.
All knights of Columbus of the Twin
Cities are reminded that this is the
night for election Of officers and that a
general good time will be arranged for
those who make an effort to be present
The program has not been announced in
advance TO this meeting but there will
be splendid and attractive features as
sured an inducement for a full az
tendance if possible of members.
y surprise to the friends OF the
Nadgeman family IN Indiana Harbor.
prominent in jewish circles. is that Nf@zs
Anna. the daughter is to wed a New
York merchant. Mr.. Leon Dyke 10y
name. not very familiar in this com
munity as the couple met in the eastern
city. The groom-eiect has recently Ic-
turned from war service and the date OF
the wedding not announced at this time.
Miss Nagdeman is sister to Phil Nagde-
man. business man in Michigan avenue
and also TO Myer Nagdeman who con-
ducts a shop for gentlemen's toggery in
Hammond. 1t is believed by the close
intimates of the bride-to-be that the af-
fair Will be one of very little ostenta-
ton.
The Daughters of the American Revo-
luton held their regular monthly social
meeting at the home of the Regent OF
the Order. Mrs. Frank L. Evans this
week and an interesting feature of the
afternoon was the program arranged on
characterization" in which Rhoda Weld
ing, of Gary. of the Lake division of the
Home Service Section of the American
Red Cross spoke of the need of the tn
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