The Lake County times., 1919-08-02

and during the evening were entertain
ed with music. In conclusion dainty
refreshments we're served The clubs
next meeting will be with Miss Barnints.
The young women of the United
Chemical aud Organic Products Com
pany entertained at a luncheon this noon
in honor Miss Myrtle Huehn who is
leaving on an extended eastern trip. The
luncheon was one of pretty appoint
ments and was served in four courses.
There were covers for the Misses Brady
Marguerite Hacfer. Olivia Linsenmann
Adeline Gilboe, Lenore OBrien. Gene
vive Carroll. Hazel Hamer. Gertrude
Brumm. Edna Cole. Mary Weber. Myrtle
Huehn. Messrs. Robert Patterson, Fred
Lortz. Harvey Martin and J. c. Dycus.
The Bohlinger Shorthand School is q
select school. patronized by the most
representative people of Hammond and
Lake County. Ruff Bldg. Phone 1851.
So
Last evening Mrs. Anna Race enter
tained for her daughter Miss Estelle
Race announcing her approaching mar
riage to Edward D. Dougherty which
will take place Thursday. August 2Sth.
Pink and white festoons were pretty
decorations in the dining room and
suspended from the chandelier was a
wedding bell from which ribbons were
stretched to each cover with the cards
announcing the date of the wedding.
Music and games followed by a dainty
luncheon made the evening a most en-
joyable one The guests included the
Misses Genevive Carroll. Genevive Hoh-
man, Maude Burke. Lottie Hildebrandt,
Anna Kloch. Agnes Dougherty. Lillian
Troppman. Harriet Mcmahon, Of Ham
mond: Irene Harley and Edith Smith
Lima. o: Mae German. East Chicago;
Mrs. Alvina kruger and Mrs Lillian
Mcintyre On next Thursday evening
Miss Burke will entertain at linen
shower in honor of Miss Race at her
home in Dyer boulevard.
The Bohlinger Shorthand School IS
not in the profteering game Before
making arrangements for a course in
vestigate our charges are reasonable
and our dealings with patrons fair and
honorable. Ruff Bldg, Phone 29S1. So
Mrs Julius Dunsins opened her home
in Carroll street yesterday afternoon for
The monthly meeting Of the Woman 5
Home Missionary Society of the first
NJ. =. church The meeting was in the
nature Of shower for the Jessie Lee
Home for orphans in Alaska and to-
gcther with the donations for the box
there was twenty-five dollars in money
4 program of readings featured the
meeting and at the close refreshments
u n NE1c c
the assisting hostess.
Hammond Chapter No. 12o Women OF
Mooseheart Legion met last evening at
the Moose hall in State street After
was enjoyed by the members. Arrange
ments are being made for a picnic to be
J held at ST. John early in September
Dorcas Rebekah lodge Will hold its
regular meeting this evening at the
/ O. O. f. hall in State street
There will be a meeting Monday even
ing of the Lady Vikings at the X and l.
of S. hall in the Rimbach building
The regular meeting Of Triumph
| Council No. II D. of l.. Will be held
/ Monday evening at eight o'clock at the
! l. O. O. hall in state street
Students qualify for positions a. The
Bohlinger Shorthand School in four tc
six months. Ruff Bldg. Phone 29s1
! Or and Mrs Frank Chase left this
! morning for a two weeks visit with
friends in Detroit Flint and Grand
i Rapids. Mich
! Mr. and Mrs. ". +. Nagel and chill
( dren of Webb street have returned from
! a visit I'M Meadville. Pa. and Cleveland
Miss Marie Newnham has gone tc
| Saugautuck. Mich. to spend the re
| mainder of the school vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Z. S. Cooper of SIasor
street notored to Aliegan, Mich. today
I, to visit for week with Mrs. Cooper,
| parents. Mr. and Mrs. Feterly. Theii
daughters Gertrude and Esther whS
/ have been visiting there for a number
! Of weeks will return with them
! Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Malon of May
wood avenue left today on two weeks
vacation to be spent at Niagara Fails