The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-27
Personal and
Social Ne7US
CLUR,s oPENING MEEr1NG.

CLUBS OPENING MEETING.
notwithstanding the intense heat
the members OF the Hammond's w I'm
ems Club turned out in a goodly mum
Der 70 attend the opening meeting OF
the club year 1920-2i. at the Hammond
Country Club. September -. The FIRST
number on the program was a harp
solo by Miss Martha Lund. followed by
the reading IF the collect by the
members and the Invocation 10y Mrs.
George b. Streetor. The Mesdames l.
L Bomberser and George Hannauer
accompanied by Mrs Lillian Mikcsch.
responded to the call and rendered in
their pleasing manner the following
numbers, fa) ~ WouII That Ny Love
by Mendelssholm. Cb) Cradle song.
Brahms. Co Nearest and Dearest.
Tuscan Folk Song. td) Serenade. SEM
bert. (e) Ruftsman, Brahms. The ciub
celebrated the twenty-fourth annive--
Ssry by Introducing the first president.
Mrs. Trila r. Young whose remarks
We're very interesting concerning the
pioneer days of the club. Miss Martha
LGnd gave two more solos and re-
sponded 70 an encore. Mss Lund 9is-
plays considerable talent as = harpist
Miss Edith GriTin's talk on The De
velopment Of the Organization" was
especially interesting. Mrs. J o..
Thompson was at her best in her sub
Jet. a Glimpse Into the Future y
social hour followed IN Which Mrs.
Walter e. Bielefeld and her assisting
committee served dainty refreshments
Reporter for the Club.
Major and Mrs. G. /. Fitz-WIlliam
and children returned today from a
1t=t xrs+b frsn1ag II, Nguh-rf11a Tenn
Mrs, R. H Nellie. MI. and Mrs. Roy
Fudge Il Miss Martha Lund motoTed
TO Lafayette yesterday and spent a
very pleasant day with Margaret Nc
HE and were delightfully."- entertained
by several OF the Hammond boys who
were attending school there. They had
dinner at the Kappa Sigma house as
the guests of Wynn Jones and Bartina
Lund. and were entertained a. tea at
the Sigma Chi house by Robert De
weese and John Swsnton- They re-
port ri the boys are most excellent
hosts.
Margaret Turner. Mamie Knoerzer.
Ethel Sheffield. Phyllis Ackley of Chit
cago. Carl Andrews. Fritz Steinbrecn-
er. Harry Clifford and Donald Spurrier
OF whiting were all guests at a beach
party given at Miller beach last night.
.
Anyone who Is planning to keep
visitors who are coming to the W. C.
7. U. convention which will be hold
in Hammond Octover Sill, and having
a preference as TO locality, as they are
expected from all over the state Vii
please cal Mrs. ". II. Myers. phone
1903.
water Kaptur. formerly Of Ham
mond. now Of South Chicago, left Tor
Pasadena and other points in Cali
fornia. today. He viii remain some
time and may decide to locate there
definitely
Mr.. Duchow has gone to Kouts, Ind.
where he Will visit relatives for a few
days.
Phyllis Ackley Of Chicago. Ill. sp-nt
the weekend as the guest Of Miss
Turner Of Glendale Park.
Julius Meyn who has been very III
a, his home in Glendale Park is some
improved.
AAAE - Nr " ~ 49,
Christian church preached the first of a
series of 3 Sunday night sermons be
ginning last night. The topic last night
was Where Are The Dead?" The sec
ond Of the series win be October 3rd.
the topic Will be "Pauls Experience in
Paradise and the 3rd an blast, Oct
ober 10th. will be Shall We Recognize
Our Friends in Heaven"
Irene Carter was overcome with the
heat Saturday. She attended the theater
in Chicago in the afternoon and upon
returning home she became unconscious
and is still quite i'll.
The Trinity Choir held their annual
outing yesterday. They brought their
baskets to church and immediately af-
forwards went to Douglas Park. where
they enjoyed a good picnic.
Miss Eleanor Deming will entertain at
luncheon tomorrow. Sept. 2sth. at Mar
shall Fields Tea Rooms, Chicago.
Word has been received from MT. and
Mrs. c. Martin that they ere having a
splendid time on their western trip.
They have recently left Omaha. Ncb.
The Central w. c. T. L. will meet to-
morrow afternoon at the First Baptist
church parlors. All members are re-
quested to be present to elect delegates
to the National convention. which will
be held in Hammond, October TO. il.
celia. Gier and George Wilson were
united in marriage Saturday evening.
September 25th. at eight O'Clock at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. ArIney of
IFS Wilcox ave. They were attended by
his mother, Mrs. Arie BROMLEY. Of Chit
cago. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson VIII live at
17s wilcox ave.
The marriage Of Alpkild Carlson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Carlson
Of Hegewisch and Gustav Fiebelkorn,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gusta F~IebeIkorn
OF AS Carroll street was solemni2ed
Friday evening al seven thirty o'clock
N the St. PauTs Lutheran church, the
Reverend Litchsinn officiating. They