The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-04

Transport. Ind. where they visited their
father. Z. c. Wilson, an dsister. Mrs.
L. w. Bush over Decoration Day. Miss
Janice Bush. Miss Evelyn and Ray
Yeager returned with them for =
months visit in Hammond. Mrs. Yeager
also has as her guest at her home in
Harrison street. Mrs. F. L. Yeager of
Denver.
MARGUERITE BEAUTY SHOP
Marinello System For the Woman who
Cares $40 Hammond Bldg. Phone
357s. Hammond. Ind. 6-4-6t
Mrs. Peter Schohl entertained at a
very pretty party last evening honoring
Miss Jeanette Giedeman OF Chicago. II
was in the nature Of a musical and each
Of the guests contributed to the pro-
gram. In conclusion a prettily appoint
ed luncheon was served.
Miss Caroline P-oppenhussen and Mrs.
Maurice Iddings were hostesses to the
Rooster Clux auxiliary last evening Al
Miss Poppenhussen's home in Glendale
Park There was a short business meet
ing followed by a social hour during
which dainty refreshments were served.
See The Star Spangled Banner
Pantomine and News Boys Brigade at
the Christian Church tomorrow night.
Admission 1oc. Gil
.
A picnic luncheon was given at the
home Of Mrs John D. Smalley, 81 De-
trolt street. yesterday honorins her sis
ter. Mrs. Howard r. Easter of Wash
burn. Wis. who is visiting in Hammond.
There were covers for ten and during
the afternoon the guests spent the time
pleasantly with their needle work and
music.
Mrs. b. L. P. Bell ch~aperoned the fol-
lowing young people at house party at
Lake winnebsgo. Wis. over the week
end. the Misses Grace and Gladys Bell
Irene Brusel. Marian and Margaret
Pirie. Fred Carter. Waiter Mott. Donald
Goodman. Raynard Christianson and
Carl a. Pfeil.
INfSE @NNAtt- IL N4tA
mander. visited Opal Hive No. sos L. o
T n. NJ. last evening The meeting was
held at the I. o. Q. F. hall in State
street and after the lodge session there
was a very enjoyable social hour. Mrs,
ONeill addressed the meeting.
Good shoe Repairing. Work called
for and delivered. "A hour service
Phone 1872 Jacobs Shoe shop. 1O1 state
ST.. near Holman. Good Quality Shoes
for everybody. 6-4-ti
At the meeting yesterday afternoon
Of william H. Calkins w. R c. No. PAS
there was balloting on candidates and
preparations made for the next meeting
in two weeks when there will be a class
for initiation. The meeting was largely
attended and after the business meet
ing the members enjoyed a social SEES
sion.
Mrs. r NJ. Fudge left today for scv-
erai weeks visit in Indianapolis and
Dunktrk. Ind. In Indianapolis She viii
be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII r.
Fudge and in Dunkirk she viii re en-
tertained BY Nr. and Mrs. Louis Fudge
MISS E0lln Nal ne r diANA ~ ANAA ~
dav for Ravinia Park for a months "a
cation. Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. True ant
daughter Frances and son Carl viii joir
her there later.
Miss Alberta Hopkins. Is ogden st.
has gone to Romeo. Colo, for an extend
ed visit. Enroute she will be the sues'
of friends in Denver.
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Of the F. z. G.. Club as her guests
Thursday evening at her home. 50
johnson street.
The Beta Gamma Sigma met Tues
day evening at the home Of Miss Lor'
Buch in Barring avenue. East Chicago
4 short business meeting was held tn
remainder Of the evening being spen
with dancing and music, after which
dainty collation. was served. With tn
! club members Miss Burch entertaine'
Miss Mabel stirling and Miss Orial Nc
Nair. The next meeting viii be in tive
weeks at the home of Miss GLADYS Col
, of North Magoun avenue. East Chicago
! Unity Review No. ? W. B.. A of tn
+ Maccabees will meet Thursday evening
at the K. and L. of s. hall in the Rim
bach building.
Last evening a very interesting meet
ing of the standard Bearers was he'll
at the home Of Mrs. Edward Dedlow
Miss Gladys Bennett was the ASSISTING
hostess and following the program e
! the evening they served a dainty col
laticn. Mrs. Duncan and Miss Rufl
weodin talked on Tithing and Mis-
Gladys Younger had The Women Q
the Orient" as her subject. The Thanl
offering was in charge Of Miss Wood
in. The musical program inoltiie'
vocal selections by Miss Hazel Young
er and Miss Adele Dunbar. Mrs. t.
Bloomhoff presided over the busire
session in the absence of the preside
Miss Xix and she appointed Miss E'r-
Fedler as chairman of the comE.ftte
| for the Christmas collection. The Jul
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