The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-19

closed with prayer by Mrs. Anna
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs L. s. Bachman have
returned from their honeymoon and
will be ar home at 1851 Harrison St.
after May list.
| AIRS Emil Young of waukegan. was
the guest of Mrs. W. II. Gostlin, ST.
/ over the week end. Mrs. Young is a
former resident of Hammond.
| The Misses Mildred and Gertrude
/ Sheerer were called to Galesburg. Ill.
on account Of the death OF their aunt.
| Miss Wertman. who is a sister Of their
/ mother. the late Mrs. G. Sheerer.
| Mrs Enie b Reading. a former res
! ident was in town for a few days last
week as the guest of friends. She is
on her way 10 Dayton. where she Will
make her future home.
=
The Germania Rebekah Lodge. e72
will hold It's regular meeting tomor-
row evening in Moltke hall. , There is
/ large class of candidates to be in
/ itiated and all members are urged to
: he present. especially the members Of
+ the degree staff. Refreshments VIII
4 be served.
| Mrs y Emmerling entertained at a
six o'clock dinner Saturday evening at
/ her home. 80 Mason St. in honor Of
Mrs. E. Ponton OF Detroit. and Mrs.
[ Ethel Berguist who is leaving Ham
, mond soon to make her home in Port
Huron. Mich After the dinner they
attended theater party.
The Trinity Lutheran League Will
meet At the home Of Miss Gretchen
Andree. 2o2 Fayette St. Tuesday eve
ming. April Goth at 1880 p. m. Friends
are cordially invited.
Mrs. Ida Mix. state organizer for the
W. c. T. L. will organize a young
peoples branch and Loyal Temperance
Union a. the home of Mrs. John Camp
Claude and Fayette SITS. this evening.
All young people are invited. A pro-
gram consisting of readings by the
Misses Stella McNally. Marion Camp
Mildred Pearson. There viii be music
| by an orchestra.
Miss Elinor Demins and Albert Gavit
spent Sunday in Chicago as the guests
OF MI. and Mrs. Fred Carter.
J.. r. Fitzgerald and daughter.
Laura. have returned from Hot Springs
where they spent several weeks.
The County Convention Of Federated
Clubs VIII be held at the Gary Com
merciaI Club rooms on Friday. April
i 5oth al 10 O'Clock
The meetings. Of the Literature De-
parlment or the Hammond Woman's
! Club viii discontinue its meetings for
/ this year. until the annual picnic May
goth at the home of Mrs. Van Steen-
I berg in Lansing. H.
The Central Citizenship class Of the
/ ". C. T L. win meet tonigt. with
Mrs Grace ceHroy. Any one trtereSf-
/ ed IL politics il invited to come.
/ Erwin D. Freese very deIightfully
/ entertained number Of friends a his
( home on Oak street Sunday evening
( Games and music furnished the amuse-
ment and nice luncheon was served
Those present were the Messrs Paul
Hansen, Fred Lambrecht. Reuben Stein
meyer. Arthur Zielke. Earl Iversen.
Walter Steinmeyer. Edwin Iversen. Rob
/ ert Zielke Lloyd Rasch. John Meyer
and Charles Familiar, all from sghth
Chicago.
I Mrs. Lew Bowser and son Lewis
( returned to their home in Lafayette
/ Ind, after spending a few days with
the Mrs. Bowser's uncle, Jno C.
Betzner and family.
The Cantata given at tia Presbyter-
/ ian church last night was very ex
cellent. There was a large attendance
and every one reports it IS one of the
most delightful of its kind ever given
in Hammond.
A house warming was given for Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Knickerbocher of sos
/ Truman ave. Games. music and good
/ luncheon brought by the guests made
/ a very pleasant evening. The first
/ prizes in the games was awarded to
Mrs. John Peck and the consolation
! prize to John Peck Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Carr. Mr..
and Mrs. John Peck Mr.. and Mrs c.
/ f Peck. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Van
| Pelt and children. Mr.. and Mrs c.
= Baily and children. Lloyd Peck and Lii
: liam Kicker.
! Sunday was observed as a day Of
/ prayer for world wide prohibition in all
/ of the churches OF the city The worlds
! convention opening in London. Eng
land today.
The w c. T. L. gave program
for the Brooks House on Saturday eve
ming. Miss Moore and the East Ham
mond children helped with the program
with songs and piano solos Miss
| Pearson and Mrs. r. G. Powley gave
some readings. Mrs. Ida Mix gave
a talk on the children's branch of the
w c. T. L.
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