The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-16
PERSONAL AND /
SOCIAL NEWS
COMING EYENTS.

Mrs = l. Davis of Rimbach avenue
Will be hmostess to the Past Chiefs As
ISOLATION Of Hammond Temple No u
Pythian Sisters Tuesday evening al her
home
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club
VIII be entertained b. Mrs Robert ellis
at her home in Glendale Park
Max Shulman Gate will meet at the
Hammond Hebrew School this evening
10 make nnal arrangements for its
dance at the Orpheum hall. Wednesday.
June IS
The Epworth League of the NJ. E.
church will give a lawn party at the
home OF Mrs. Frank Prohl. 1l47 Harri-
son street. Tuesday evening of this
week
Mr. and Mrs A. Schlesinger Of io4
Highland street announce the marriage
of their daughter Harriet Anne TO Mr..
Harry Selig Of 1-igonier. Ind The we'd
ding took place sunday June Is. at the
Congress Hotel. Chicago. Present at
the ceremony were only the immediate
relatives of the bride and groom. The
Rev. Dr. Hushberg officiated. After
trip Mr.. and Mrs seng expect to make
tehir home in Ligonier where they Will
be glad to receive their many friends.
Violin pupils of Louis lander. piano
pupils Of Elsbeth Gilman Schultz and
Elizabeth Webb and expression pupils
OF Bonnie Hanes Roberts Of the Ham
mond Musical College appeared in a
matinee recital Saturday al Recital Hall
in the Q. X building The program
was given BY Marion Pierce Beatrice
r--s-
Rutherford. Maxine Beach Esther La
vene. Alice Gage Clara Harrington,
Mary Josephine Kidney. Katherine Hoff-
man. Kenneth Mann. Jean Robertson.
Adeline Golden. Louise Peterson Minnie
Seidler. Theodore Reichers. Marion
Houser. Nathalie Pokorski. Gertrude
Matthies. Viola Barlow, Madalyn Con
ROY and Mildred Pixley
SPRING WATER
From Thornton Forest Spring. Phone
Hammond ls19-M c v Hamacher ass
Kane ave. distributor 6-1s-6t
Mrs T 2 Bell was hostess az lunch
con at Fields followed by a matinee
party 70 see a Prince There Was 81
Cohan's Grand Saturday in honor Of
Chicago Mrs b. L. p Bell and the fol-
lowing members of Miss Bells bridal
party were the guests Miss Gladys Bell.
Miss Irene Brusel. Miss Margaret Pirie,
Miss Ruth .Brusel and Miss Laura Hay
ward of Chicago On Friday evening Of
this week Miss Bell will be honored
with a dancing party al the Chamber of
Commerce given by the Misses Margaret
III ri
.
a welcome home patry was rendered
Joseph Dahlstrom. recently returned
from France, at the home Of his father
in Cedar street yesterday. His brothers.
Charles and Gus. with their families
from Chicago John Dahlstrom and fam
lily of Hammond, his sisters Mrs. Ste
low Of Hammond and Miss Anna Dahl
strom Of Chicago were among tho
guests 4 delightful dinner was serv-
ed at noon. Mr.. Dahlstrom who is
known to a number of his friends as
Curly Davis" served for eighteen
months in France with the 27th Com
pany Of the 20th Engineers.
Mrs f j. O'Rourke entertained at
dinner yesterday at her home. 40 May
street in compliment to Florence Hurt
who was a member Of the confirmation
class of All Saints church The table
decorations were in pink and white and
were very attractive.
The FIRST of the summer sceries of
card parties at the Hammond Country
Club occurred Saturday afternoon and
high score in the games was made by
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was played Mrs Charles g. Holman
was the club hostess. The next party
will be given in two weeks on Saturday
and Mrs. K W Bartlett will be hostess.
Mr. and Mrs d r Taitt and Mr. and
Mrs. CcClellan of Indiana Harbor Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Graves of Gary and
the following from Hammond. Mr. and
Mrs Jacob Hanson. Mrs Mac Turner
and children Mr.. and Mrs George wall
and son Kort Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lett.
Mr.. and Mrs Alva Dietrich and Mr. and
Mrs Alexander stoikowitz and children
motored TO waverly Beach yesterday.
They enjoyed an elaborate picnic lunch
con a noon
Dorcas Reebkah lodge held its regu-
lar weekly NEE llnR SATURDAY eNtfiHS -
the / o. o. f. hall. Initiation took place
following which there vas an enjoyable
social session. Next Saturday evening
il is desired that all members Of the
degree staff meet to practice.
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There will he a meeting Tuesday al
ternoon Of William II. Calkins " R. 9
No. 24s 1.-THE 1 o o. F. hall. Initia-
ton Of large class OF candidates will
feature the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. E a Aubry Of Michigan
avenue spent the weekend with rela-
ti~es in Rochester. Ind
Mra. William Lynch Of haywood ave-
nue. has returned after a weeks VISIT
with relatives in Custer Park and kan
kakee. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rawling Of De-
troit street returned Saturday evening
from Indianapolis where they visited
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