The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-03

returned from a i've weeks visit at
Lake Side, Mich,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Newman and rami-
~ have just returned from Cedar Lake
where they have been spending a week
J. II. Klassen their guest who was with
them has returned to his home in Phila-
delphia.
Rev. Hawthorne. rector OF st. PauT's
Episcopal church. has returned 10 Hama
mond after a months absence. He LETT
Hammond the last sunday in August.
taking Bishop whites place at Wawa-
see. From there he went TO Philadel-
phia and to Pittsburgh. where he spent
Some time with his daughter. Francis.
who is training to be a nurse in that
city.
Emil Dietrich. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Dietrich. 43S Bauer street. who has
been in Europe for over a year with the
a. f. r. and later with the army OF oc-
cupation in Germany. is back home
again and was given a royal welcome
by his friends.
Mrs. Newton Hembron. who recently
submitted 70 an operation at st. Mar.
garet's Hospital. is gaining in strength.
Her condition at one time was very
serious and gave her friends much con
Germ.
Miss Gertrude Kerns. a school friend
Of Mrs. Or. Iddings. has returned - her
home in Terre Haute.' Ind. after a two
weeks visit.
Miss Irene Carter Will he one of the
guests at a house party given by Miss
Pauline Hottenstein at her home in vii
Transport. Ind. \ dinner dance and
many other interesting times have been
planned. Miss Hottenstein is quite Well
known in Hammond. having frequently
been the guest Of Miss Irene Carter and
Miss virgene Hammond
Mrs. Bert Wilhelm and children have
just returned from a pleasant holiday of
three weeks spent in the country in
Michigan.
The w. r. c. met yesterday afternoon.
most of which was spent in accomplish
ing the business at hand. They initial
ed a class Of officers. received a number
of new applications and made arrange
ments for a district meeting which is
scheduled for October :. Mrs. p. L.
Davis was elected delegate 10 the con-
vention to be held in Columbus. o. Jen-
ME Hubbar and Lei Bausham Will also
attend the convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Daily and
/ fova4Iu hava rafnrnad from a motor trim
TO ST. Joe. Mich. over Labor day.
The Monday Night Club gave a very
delightful party last night at Miller
Beach for Miss Eunice Meikle and Dir.
Schleigle. who are TO be married today.
Miss Genevieve Carroll was hostess to
the Sigma Gamma Sorority at her home
at 479 Bauer street last night. Follow
ing a short business meeting the usual
social was enjoyed and a nice luncheon
was served. The next meeting will take
place in two weeks with Clarrice Var
necki.
The Rooster Club Auxiliary met last
night at the home Of Mrs. W. a Hill
with the Misses Pauline Hill and Mar
CORY Run acting as hostcsses- They
concluded arrangement ana maze deco
~rations for the dance Saturday night.
which is expected to be one of the incest
affairs of the season. Refreshments
were served by the hostesses.
-
Frank Bince of the u. s. navy. is of
on a furlough a few days Of which e
Is spending with his aunt. Mrs. r. I.
Davis
Miss Virgene Hammond. who vas
graduated from high school this spring.
has registered at the University Of WIS
consin for the coming year.
The Standard Bearers met with Mrs. |
Ernest McKinnon last evening in her
home az 226 Lewis street. The meeting
was presided over as usual by Mrs.
Bloomhon the superintendent. As II
was the last meeting OF the provident
year the election Of officers was held.
The following were elected: President,
Clara Fedler; vice president. Mrs. Edgar
Crumpacker; secretary. Mrs. Howard
Oltz; treasurer. Ruth Wooden; corre-
spondent, Adele Dunbar During the
social two very pretty songs were sung
by GLADYS Younger and the hostess
served a deIectabie luncheon a