The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-25

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who is attending Ferry Hall. is spend
ing the week end with her parents.
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There was a large attendance o;
ladies at the regular coffee social at the
St. Pauls Luthern Ladies Aid which
was held Thursday afternoon. Tae
time was passed socially and III quilt
ing after which q luncheon was served
by the following committee: the Mes
danes Alb Remtner. Flora hoehniG.
Elizabeth Kuhn. Henry MoiterS, HeuIy
Beckmann, Henry Martens.
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Tuesday evening. October IS. there
will be an open house at the Republi-
can headquarters. cider and some
thing very special TO the ladies are
some Of the things that have been
planned The Mesdames r. ". Ross.
r. J. Sheehan and Webster Davis. all
of Cary. will give informal talks. The
public IS cordially invited TO attend.
D.
Carolyn Paxton, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. @. Paxton who is attending
Ferry Han at Lake Forest this year IS
spending the week end with her par
eRts.
The Misses kathryn Sharrer and
Margaret Lampreil very delightfully."-
entertained a number Of friends at an
evening OF bridge last night for Eliza
beth Hawthorne. After the bridge a
prettily arranged luncheon was served
to the following guests Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Jones, Herbert Miles, Waiter
Mott. virgene Hammond. kathryn
Sharrer. Dorothy Rohrer, Jake BrGsel.
Norman Bridge. Albert LampreH Nil
dred Sheerer, Carolyn Poppenhuss n,
Carl Bauer. Ed Horr. Helen Johnson.
Irene Van Slyke. Raymond Mette.
Robin Amoss, Z. I. Turner and Mar
garet Pirie.
Louise Stevens of 22s South Hon
man street left today for Los Angeles
where she VIII spend a month as the
guest Of relatives and friends.
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Lillian Smith is spending the week
end as the guest Of relatives aad
friends.
Lillian Smith is spending the week
end as the guests Of friends in Evans
ton. Ill.
Mrs. Carl Grouemeyer Of Highland
street who has been visiting in CIeve-
land has returned home.
Mrs. Walter Parr and children ar
rived yesterday from New York and
have taken a house on Mason street.
Mr.. Parr is the new superintendent OF
the Gas Company.
The Women's Republican Club %
Lake county arc holding a luncheon to-
day at the Gary W. NJ. c. A. Mrs. ".
Ii. Myers. president Of the League Of
Women Voters in Hammond and a
number Of other Hammond ladies were
in attendance at the luncheon. There
are a number Of noted speakers. who
talked during and after the luncheon,
among them Marie Edwards. one Of
the foremost republican leaders in tho
state Of Indiana. She also gave a
brief talk at the Hammond Womsn's
Club which met at the Hammond
Country CLUB this afternoon.
The stambaughts are spending G
much enjoyed vacation in New York
they are expected back soon.
Chester Beebe and Harry Wise have
gone To Alabama and will soon he
joined BY their families. They intend
to make their future home IN that
state.
Thomas Passage Is recovering from
an attack Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Norman Morton and Mrs.
Joseph Whitman - r~eturned home
after attending the Grand Army En-
amprnen which was held at Indianan-
oils th3s week and they report a worry
delightful time. They were particu-
larly impressed with the beautiful
decorations that the city had put up
for the -Encampmsnt and the warm
hospitality shown to the thousands Of
people from all over the United States.
Mrs. Morton was very pleased TO meet
several old friends from her old home.
Erie. Pa. among whom were Mrs.
Mile Chapman. the national president
and Mrs. Abbie Lynch from Pitts
burgh. Pa. Mrs. Whitman was DE-
lighted to meet several Of her friends
from Connecticut. The Williams Cal
kins ". R. G. 24s was given much
praise for its large membership ana
present splendid condition by the Va
tional President Mrs. Abbie Lynsh.
ms. Bender OF Illinois was elected ne
president for the year 1921.
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Merle Gregg has %eturned from =
visit with relatives and friends IN
Charlottesville.