The Lake County times., 1919-09-13
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The Model-Rothschild & Hirsch-an-
! nounce that they are just in receipt Of
shipment of beautiful man-tailored sport
! sweater coats for ladies' These coats
are something new and different ard are
made at the famous Tom wye factories.
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The Harmony Club gave q luncheon
in honor of Mrs. y. ]. Austgen. The
house was attractively decorated in the
club colors purple and gold. this idea
was also carried out in the luncheon
which was nicely served in four courses.
The program consisted of a vocal solo
by Mrs. Elmer Summerhays and read
ing by Mrs. James Dixon. Beside the
regular club members those present
were Mrs. Drackert. Morris. Mrs. a.
TowIe. Mrs. Q. Hamacher. r. l.. Lich
lider, Mrs. \. Linz Mrs. l.. Dewitt. Mrs.
J. Dickinson. Mrs. Cannon. Mrs. II. ].
Woodruff. Mrs. F. Shea. Mrs. F. Brophy.
Mrs. ]. E. F'rancas. Mrs. F. Wicky. Mrs.
E. Summerhayes. Mrs. Ehiles. Mrs. X
Warner. Mrs. D. Mann. Mrs. P. Mann.
Mrs. E. E. Beck and Miss Louise Kuster
Miss Myrtle Mae Huehn delightfully."-
entertained several friends last evening
at her home on Logan street at a towel
shower in honor of Mrs II. L. Hester
formerly Miss Marguerite Irene Hoefer
The guests were entertained with sew
eral numbers on the player piano. In
the guessing contests the prizes were
awarded to Mrs. l.. J. Haefer. Johanna
washausen. Mrs. VIM. Smallman and
Mrs H. L. Hester. The home was
beautifully decorated in yellow and
white At ten-thirty a dainty luncheon
was served at small tables. The covers
being laid for the following: Mesdames
L. J. Haefer. Jerry O'Neil, A. Brady. D.
DAILY. II. L. Hester. VIM. Smallman. En-
ma Wilson. Geo. Kingston. T. f. Leary.
Mary Huehn the Misses Veronica Tobln, !
Lenore OBrien. Genevieve Carroll. |
Mabel Ball. Adeline Gilboe. Olivia Lin
seminar. Madeline Wilson. Johanna
washousen, Rose Washausen. Amelia
stiglitz, Alys Hess. Myrtle Huehn.
The Model. Rothschild & Hirsch, an
nounce they are just in receipt Of their
fall shipment Of the famous Holeproof
silk Hosiery for Ladies s-13-st
The ST. Paul Lutheran young people
are giving their annual fall banquet at
the church parlor Monday evening. Sep
tember 18th.
Mrs. Lillian Momberg Mcintyre has
lust passed the entrance requirements
and has been accepted by the Chicago
Grand Opera Co. as a member Of the
opera training corps, which resumes ses-
sion in the early spring. Meanwhile
Mrs Mcintyre will continue her vocal
studies with william Clifford.
Sunday afternoon at half past two all
members and officers Of the First Con-
gregational church are urged 10 be pres
ent at a very important business meet
ing.
Mrs. P. L. Davis is returning from
Columbus. o., today.
The Oak Leaf Embroidery club held
it's meeting at the home of Mrs. ]. A
Muller 1919 Garfield avenue. The cleo
tion of officers took place. Mrs. r j.
Campbell being elected president. Mrs.
Z. w. Prevo. secretary and treasurer.
and Mrs. Thomas Dixon. reoprter- The
house was prettily decorated with fiow-
ers and a two course luncheon was
served The next meeting will take
place with Mrs. E. w. Prevo Of Indiana
avenues
The marriage of Margaret Bush and
Harry j. Dub took place Thursday after
noon, at two-thirty in the All Saints
church, Father Barrett officiating. The
bridal couple were attended by Mr. and
Mrs l. f. Schwartz of Chicago. They
are motoring to The Dells for their
honeymoon.
Col. Z. Peacock. city clerk of Tampa.
Fla, is visiting his daughter Mrs. o {
Mcclure of 495 10th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman sasse and Mr. 4
and Mrs. w j. McAleer attended the !
fair in South Bend yesterday.
DR. and Mrs. Hunter of Chicago. Ill. 1
will be guests of the Malcolm Stewards
of Warren street over Sunday.
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