The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-28
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Al HOiO q MISS EliZaDetn NEDDCT
who will be a summer bride, Mrs. Fred
Lauerman Of Doty street entertained
last evening at a towel shower at her
home. Bunco was played and high score
was made by Miss Weber and in the
evenings guessing contest Miss Mabel
sherry won the honors. After me
games a dainty collation. was served.
The colors were pink and white and the
table was pretty with lighted tapers and
pink roses. The flowers were given as
favors. There were covers for Mrs.
Pau Reed of Laporte. Miss Marjorie
Suter and Miss Nell Dishl of Chicago,
Miss Fern Patton. Miss Clara Lauer-
man. Miss Mabel Sherry and Miss Web
Der.
Big picnic. Spring Hill Grove. St.
Johns. Ind. July 4th. 6-2s-3t.
A very enjoyable bunco and dancing
party was given last evening by the
Beta Gamma Sigma. at the Hammond
Chamber of Commerce. Bunco was play
ed and numerous prizes were awarded
in the games. After ninc-thirty Stir
ling's orchestra played the dance pro-
gram and the evening was enjoyed by
all present.
Young people from East Chicago.
Gary. Chicago. Hegewisch. West Ham
mond and other cities attended. The
party was chaperoned By the Mesdames
Sylvia Gadsby. o. D.. Swartz and D. A.
Achois of Birmingham. Alabama.
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Mrs. Mary Holm entertained the
members of the Homeweod Magazine
Club at a prettily appointed
yesterday at her home in Glendale Park
complimentary 10 Mrs. John Latta Of
Grcensburg. Pa.
As a farewell to Mrs. Lichtsinn the
members of the choir entertained at a
delightful party IN her honor and the
school children also tendered her a
pleasant party. At both OF them she
was the recipient Of gifts and she was
presented with a purse Of money by the
school board. Mrs. Lichtsinn has been
teaching in the Lutheran school and re-
signed her position TO return to her
home in indianapolis. Her husband who
j. a brother OF the Rev. W +. LIGHT
sim. pastor OF 81. Paul's Lutheran
church is in the army but expects to
return from overseas within a short
time.
Excelsior. Henderson 4. Cleveland
sold on easy payments. A. J. WALz.
go State St. Excelsior NJ. c. Sales
room. STA
An all day session Of the Kings
Daughters was held yesterday at the
home OF Mrs. Celia Hay in Ash street
At moor a delightful luncheon was
served after which the members spent
the afternoon sewing and accomplished
a great deal of work. on account of
the fourth OF July there will be no
meeting next Friday but in two weeks
on Friday the members will meet for an
ali day session a. the church.
The Girl Scouts of Troop l will give
an entertainment at the Wentworth
school auditorium Tuesday evening and
will repeat 1t Wednesday evening at the
Irving school. The girls Will be assist
ed by Elva Smith. lane Davies. Veds
Nickolish. Katherine Fowler and Amelia
Schoop. expression pupils OF Ruth
SMITH. During July the members are
planning to go to Waverly Beach for a
two weeks camping trip.
The Faithful Workers Club met for
an all day session yesterday at the
Calumet I. o. o. f. hall in State street.
Luncheon was served at noon following
which there was an important business
session. The members quilted and sew
cd and accomplished a great deal OF
work. The next meeting will be held
july 10th and will be another ali day
session at the I. o. o. F. hall.
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Mrs. William Berry. All Truran ave-
nue.. opened her home last evening for
the meeting Of the Central w. 6. T. L.
The regular business meeting vas held
following which Mrs. ]. r. Graves Mrs
NanSickle and Mrs. Charles Deem serv-
cd dainty refreshments.
Dorcas Rebekah lodge will hold its
regular meeting this evening al the l..
O. o. F. hall and it is important that
all members of the degree staff attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Hoblitzel. ss4
Calumet avenue. %nounc the birth of
a daughter. Betty Jane. Tuesday. June
24th.
Miss Dollie Knots of Muenich court
left today to spend the summer with
relatives in Holly and Flint. Mich.
Mrs. George Berner and daughter of
14ath street are in N~aperville. Ill. for
a visit.
Mrs. Florence z. Mowry Of Detroit