The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-02
Personal and
Social News

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fextendod Mrs. stoiiey and Mr.. stolioy
A most enjoyable evening was spent
with games and music
Mrs. charles Ahiborn entertained at
tea yesterday afternoon al her homo
ON Forsyth avenue in honor OF Mrs II
| Arend of Ravenswood who viii be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. III. +. Chandler
OF Indiana avenue for The week
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Miss Josephine Adelaperger Of She
Acid avenue charmingly entertained at
| q miscellaneous shower last evenilE
| TN honor 81 Miss Erma Cafnbpel who
VIII become The bride Of Hugh neards-
ley the twelfth or this month The
tevening was enjoyed with games.
music and contests. after which
dainty luncheon was served to ten
guests The luncheon table was very
Ipretty with u little kewpie bride
standing under an arch of orange
| blossoms, her train held by tiny
| train bearer and petite flower girl
iscattering rose petals. Miss Campbell
received number of very pretty
gtrts and good wishes from her friends
The Ladies' Aid socie.y of St PauIs
Lutheran church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at hak past two o'clock at
the parish home, corner of Erie and
| Eaton streets. for the regular business
Injecting. In conclusion social hour
will be enjoyed and a good attendance
IL desired.
| The little son bora T. Mr. and Mrs
| William Beck OF Johnson street on
Sunday morning. died that evening and
was buried Monday afternoon The
| many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs Book
extend TO them their >incerest sym
Ipathy in this Bereavement Mrs.
Book was formerly Miss Elfrida Weiss
The history department Of the Ham
nond Woman's Club was entertained
on Monday afternoon al the home 81
MRS. John Tweedle at her home on
Truman avenue. There were forty
six members in ATTENDANCE Mrs
John NJ. Leonard read the collect"
and a silent prayer was offer, d for
MRS. c. ". Sewers who underwent a
serious operation yesterday Little
Miss Winifred Wise prettily recited |
Tommy" and "Ha.ve to Haven't Neith- |
er Current events consisted DC the |
following articles. -Reeeivi ing Our Inn |
migrants" Our Coming Conference
@Japan'S Position IN the Conference
| prohibition at the Conference" and
Faults"
Mrs ]. c. Spencer. who had charge /
Hof the study tor the Afternoon. ably |
described the historic ceDter of naval |
activity, Malta the Hating Place Of |
Nations. Situated in the narrovVest /
part Of the iserranean IN a direct |
route from Gibraltar to the Darsla- |
neliss Malta since the World War has /
been haven Of refuge for numerous
transports, crowded with troops Or
every race. 1t is valuable port an
has de pended for ito prosperity on - |;
good win of the ruling sea power and
from the days of Tyr many nations
have held sway with their fleets
Thousands of tomb caves and his-
toric buildings exist on the island and
the Systematic excavations of these
started In 1906 which disclosed the
fact that man had reached a high state
Of knowledge even in 5G0O B. G. The
excavations # 1855 exhu1ned the |
bones of great elephants. the pest rified
remains of the sta e. bear ami VOLT |
sling stones and pottery. thus the first |
trace Of man in Malta. Storage Walls /
for oil or water. prehistoric remains |
of temples. villages. dolnans meuhirs
and tombs. There was a n.ausals una
rfePH"h1A7 Ni-VNE y ltf as.t ~ persons. Il
beautiful pottery. shattered. aud
for criminals
1t appears that the early Maltese
were long -skul'ed peopls. Of medium
height. There were chtapels with
sepulehres wherein were eantained the
bones Of knights IF the AMddie Ages
well preserved. Extremely. abundant
are the baclng evidences Of a remote
civilization, but the lack Of absolute
knowledge affords a tantarz ppr-
Suif Malta and the nefal'12 ,rirG IS
lands total an area of lis miles with
j population of 2g5 con. and is famous
for the fishermen. merchants nd
mariners. The people are indus tris4,1s
and firmly attached 70 the church Of
Rome. The entire subject was de- le
ightfuily presented
Mrs. rweedle assisted BY Mrs. Dan /
Brown. Mrs. Roy TweeSIe and Mrs s. Il
E. Dfckey served delicious refresh In
nents. The next meeting VIII he held | :
I the home Of Mrs. Charles Rhoades. |
266 Forest avenue
MRS. J.. PAUL FEE TIER. Reporter
Mrs. Anna NJ. Walk. CHIEF ranger of |,
he Womissl's Catholic Order of Fores- /,
ry. has been in Cedar Grove Ind for !
he past three weeks here she is or
IanizinE a new court. She has brought
bout wonderful results and expects
o be home on Saturday Re
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Mrs. Maurice Ifldines IS entertaining ?
Il her home on Highland street on
Friday evening. q
In
Mrs. O. c. Mcclure is slowly recov- :
ring from an Illness of many months | f
nration. due 10 ? nervous. collspSe Nv
Ter eyesight has been seriously af- III
eeted. but it is hoped that with care b
III attention and exaeting care res q
GRAFTON may he brought about very.t .
DON :
Ruth Webster Cross Will give a re- I !
itaf on Friday evening in Kimball =
TAIL of Chicago on My Native Land y
hose who are familiar with her work =
Ffh be very glad to take adva age / y
f this opportunity OF hearing her "