The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-20
PERSONAL 10
SOCIAL NEWS


Wis. today to spend the weekend
with Miss Ruth Link OF that city.
Mrs. Ruge and Mrs. Harry Haywood
OF Valparaiso Ind. and Mrs. Leslie /
skinner. Of Chicago. were the guests
of Mrs. Fred Crumpacker of Glendale
Park, yesterday.
Mrs. C. L. Fitzwilliams has receiv
ed cable from Major q. l.. Fitz-
williams. stating that he is to return I
from South America some time in the
very near future.
The Dorcas Rebeccas. No. 263, will
meet this evening. All members Of the
degree STAFF are requested TO be pres
ent as there win be initiation.
The Central w e. T. L. were en-
tertained by Mrs. Blanchard, 1875 Mich
igan ave. last evening Mrs. VIM. /
Myers was appointed president which /
office was made vacant on account OF
the Illness OF Mrs. Berry. The re-
naming amount OF money raised for
the pledge OF the union taking them
over the top in the jubilee drive. Miss
Louise Carter. gave Il most inspiring /
talk on her work as a missionary in /
Central America. where she was stat 1
toned at Santa Ann. in the Mission I
school there She told OF the effect /
of drink there. and spoke of the great
need Of hospitals. Miss Carter was
voted a membership in Central Union, l
and presented with pin, the emblem
of the organization The Message"
which Is the States W. c. T. u. paper
viii follow Miss Carter upon her re-
turn to her work next month. She
will remain for three years. Announ-
cement OF the next meeting of the
Central w. C. T. U. will be made
later.
The Art Department Of the Ham
mond womaRs Club will meet at the
home of Mrs NJ. Rotschild on Holman
st, Monday afternoon at 2.3o
Mr. and Mrs r. d. McIilroy, Of
II Detroit st, returned from the South
where they visited in Jacksonville.
Tampa, Havana. Orlando, St Peters
burg. Their little neice. Mary Ann
Fogg was with them. While in the
south they met several Hammond peo-
pie who are wintering there, among
them Mr.. and Mrs. b. L. P Bell and
family. The McIllroys report most
delightful time.
Mrs. VIM. I.ucht of 125 Doty st. who
has been quite i'll with the tonsolitis
and La Grippe for the past week is
improving slowly.
Mrs. NJ Deming and daughter.
Elinor. $50 Holman ST, returned from
California today.
Liberty Camp. 10. s4s7. will hold
its regular meeting Monday evening,
March 22nd.
Mr and Mrs. Ray TAFT of Indiana
Harbor. expect to return to Hammond
to live in the near future. They viii
live in their home on Holman st.
Mrs VIM. Stout of Detroit St. who
has been III for the past week Is quite
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Hembroff and
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Farvoid Of Indiana
Harbor. will motor TO Crown Point to-
morrow where they will be the guests
of friends for the day.
Mrs. VIM. Zahrte was hostess at a
miscellaneous shower in honor - ~iss
Title Kraus. who is to be June bride
the evening was very pleasantly spent
with games and music, until dainty
luncheon Tas served with colors of
pink and white. Miss Kraus receiv- ,
ed many lovely gifts. Those presnt
were MT. and Mrs. Max Haberman.
Mrs. Prahlows and daughter. Mrs.
VIM. Kahl. Miss Jessie Hethburn. of ,
East Chicago. and Miss Minnie Meyer. !
Mrs. wIfred Logsdon of 5s1 Rim
bach ave. rs improving after a serious
Illness due to heart trouble.
The marriage of Miss Mary McDer-
mapt, to Prof W. D. Webster. of Chi
cago. will take place tonight at the
home Of Mrs. f. A Kirk. l West wal
than. at six o'clock this evening. Miss
NIcDermapt has for number of years
made her home with Mrs. E. A. Kirk
Mrs. A. NJ. Dunn of May st. and
Mrs r. Dulin Of sohl St. attended the
services at St Marys of the Wood. Ind.
when Miss Elizabeth Metzinger of
Fowler Ind, took the veil. Miss Metz
niger was employed as a stenographer
at the Champion Potato Machinery Co.
about a year ago. While away the
Mesdames Dunn and DuIin will visit
Father Gallagher and his mother who
were formerly OF Hammond. They will
also visit friends and relatives in
Mrs. Jack Dean. formerly Miss Ber-
tina Millette. who is quite well known
in Hammond, IL spending her honey
moon in California. She went to New
FORK about month ago and was mar
ried to Jack Dean, who had just return
ed from two years stay in South Am
erica, where he was doing engineering
work. Miss Mlette. although not a
resident of Hammond for a very great
length of time. has made quite a cir I
Gle of friends She will return to
New York via Chicago, in about six !
weeks.
The Baptist Womens Union met at
the home of Mrs. Giles Warner on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. r. o. Lick I
lider was the chairman for the days ,
program and there were several read /
ings from Group Seven. vocal duet
by Mrs. Summerhays and Mrs. Ray
Dwyer. and an instrumental selection
by Giles Warner. Jr. Refreshments l