The Lake County times., 1921-09-01
Personal and
Social News

tive with tall baskets OF garden and
old-fashioned flowers. There zero
seven bridgs players and eight goIf-
ers from Hammond. all of whom re-
port a splendid time and charming
hospitality. Mrs Porter who Iorm-
erly lived in Hammond and is the guest
of Mrs. Wlnck!e- and Mrs Paxton.
won prize in gols and Mrs. Victor
Dyer won two golf balls Mrs.
Winckler made a handsome prize in
bridge and everybody won an enjoy
able afternoon.
The Hammond ladies' have invited
the Chicago Heights Iadles over here
for bridge and golS next Friday. Sep
tember Sth. and II is hoped they VIII
have a number Of visitors as well as
hostesses appear
Mr.. and Mrs William Eleihege and
family have returned 10 their hore
on South Holman street from Winnie
nago Park, Fond du Lac. Wisconsin,,
who're thoy have spent the pas; two
months at their summer home.
Norman Bridge - reported 10 oe
getting along very we'll He is rest
ing comfortably and friends help to
brighten the days
Mrs Robert Jennings and sister
Mrs. @. a. Beach have returned from
a short visit with their sister n
, Porter. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hengstler left FOR
<he4r home IN St. Louis. No. sitter
spending ten days tho guests OF Mr..
! and Mrs. a. y. Hutson OF ogden st.
Mrs. HenssGer Is a sister Of Mrs.
1 Illusions.
Miss Alta Atkins. who has been the
guest OF friends in LaPorte for a few
| days. has gone to Chicago for a short
time before returning to Hammond
/ (F<on the La.Porte Daily ATgus.J
1 The marriage Of 1Iyrle Goodwin, Of
4 Lowell. Ind. 10 Miss Lucille Herrold
! of Wsstville. took place at tho par
1 sSonaSa Of the Presbyterian church
thiS morning at 11.3o They were at
| tended by sir. and Mrs Gardner Of
WanatAh. the latter 4 sister OF the
| bridegroom. The bride wore q brown
taffet& dress with hat to match. After
a short wedding trip MI. and Mrs.
Goodwin Will make their home IN
LOWELL
Mrs Everson OF Holman street Is
expected homo today from Beverly
Hills. Chicago. where she has been
spending the past week with friends.
The women's Home Missionary So
ciety OF the First NJ E church VIII
meet tomorrow afternoon at 2.30 at
the home or MS. (. GiIchrist, IS
Clinton street.
Mise Isabel Kreiser returned yes
terday from Glencoe. III. where she
was the guest OF relatives for
month.
Vernon Rednan Of Van Buren e..
who recently went to the South Bend
sanitarium for treatment OF tubercu-
losis. is gaining steadily in strength.
vitality and weight He Is seventeen
pounds heavier than he was when he
entered and has only been there .
few weeks.
Mrs. A. B. Stevens OF Holman
street who has been quite i'll Tor d
few days IS improving.
Miss Martha Lund returned today
from Terre HAute. where she has been
attending the sumer session Of Normal
school there. She will teach in the
grades in Hammond this year. and her
friends wish her much success in her
new undertaking.
Tho ladies of the South Side W c.
T. U. will meet at the union meeting
of all W. c. 4. o. organizations In
Hammond tomorrow evoning at eight
o'clock at the home OF Mrs william
Myers on Douglas street. Anything
that you may do IN the way Of con-
tributing a pound" will be sincerely
appreciated. as there are a number OF
needy families in Hammond from
whom we have received repeated re-
quests for aid.
Miss Mary Johnston has returned
from a two weeks vacation spent in
Lacrosse. Ind. her former home.
where she visited friends and rela-
4ives and enjoyed good time.
Miss Anna Beck has left for her
home In Hattiesburg. Miss. after
two weeks visit with Mrs Hutson Of
Hammond and Mrs Herman II Green
of Gary. Ind.
A. g. Hunt % webb street has re-
eurned from Ohio where he went to
attend the annual Hunt reunion 1fr
Hunt was gone about two weeks.
An interesting program has been
arranged for tho pound party" Of the
W. c. T. Z. for tomorrow evening at
eight o'clock held at the home OF Mrs.
William Myers. 81 Douglas avenue
Several musical numbers viii be givon
BY the Misses Dorothy and Esther
Eierengarten. Mrs. D. Moran VIII
talk on the proposed amendments Is