The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-11
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The intermediate Baptist Young
Peoples Union will give an interest
ing Valentines party on Monday even
ing at half past seven o'clock in the
First Baptist church. n program will
be given that will afford amusement.
Including quartette selections by the
boys and girls and solo work. Every
body will have a good time
Mrs T. w oberIin delightfully."-
entertained the Marquette Club yester-
day in her home Hyslop Place and
a prettily appointed luncheon was
served TO the ladies'. Bridge was
played, and the honors wore made by
Mrs. NJ d Stewart and Mrs B. L.
P. Bell, The club will be entertain
ed in two weeks by Mrs. w r. Ma
shine in her home on Detroit street.
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Golden Rod Camp 1857 is invited 70
Whiting on Monday evening to meet
with the whiting camp. Golden Rod
Camp has been asked to do the initia-
tory work All members of the camp
who would like 10 attend the meeting
should be at the corner OF Holman and
State streets on Monday evening at
ven-fifteen o'clock.
Miss Lavon Fites charrningiy enter
tanned the members of the A. o. H.
Club last evening in her home on
Highland street. Games were played
and honors made by Miss Evelyn Tho
men after which music was enjoyed
prettily appointed luncheon was
served ia the dining room. where the
table was dainty tho spring flowers
and Valentine motifs. The next meet
ing win be held February twenty
third at the home of Miss Tnelma Har-
ris OF Summer boulevard.
Mrs Bertha Peschke OF Plummer
avenue, who is in St. Augustana hos
pital in Chicago, will undergo OPP
Grafton the early part of next week.
At a recent meeting OF the board of
directors OF the Hammond Brass
Works. c. f. Miller of Garfield street
was elected assistant secretary and
treasurer.
The L. II. L. medal contest given in
the Monroe Street NJ. f. church for
the public school was a big success.
Every one greatly enjoyed the songs
and flag drill given by the L. n. L.
girls and the clever song by Melvin
Graves, Whoever Heard OF Poor old
Horse" The ladies Guartette gave
two delightful selections, and the audi
ence was brought to tears and laugh
ter while Miss Evelyn Parker gave her
favorite reading, "Moilie and Her
Beau. Billyus." In the course of the
evening, the impressive playlet, Home
Brew" was given and the piano soIl
by Billie Bigger was greatly appre-
ciated The silver medal was award
ed to Miss Fondelette Berdine, who
read Mary Elizabeth The pianist
for the evening was Miss Dorothy
Graves and Mrs. Thomas concluded
the program with a prayer and the
audience sang a hymn.
Mrs. e. l.. p. Bell has issued cards
for bridge luncheon to be given
Thursday February the sixteenth. in
her home on Webb street.
Mrs. James r. Graves and son, of
Erie street, are among the Indiana
folks spending several weeks in
r
James and Lucian. the little sons of
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Lauernan of Rim
bach avenue. are confined to their
cribs with the influenza.
Mrs j. w Smith and small daugh
ter, Rosemary. OF Detroit street, have
returned from Alabama. where they
were the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs
": c. Belman in their winter home.
Miss Myrtle Mauguna. returned mis-
sionary from India, who has spent many
years in the orient and has attained
marked success, will give an interesting
lecture in the First Church OF the
Nazarene on Tuesday evening at helf
past seven O'Clock Members OF the
church and their friends are urged TO
Re present to hear Miss Maugam's mes
sages, which will be a great asst TO
the missionary efforts.
Mrs. NJ. E. Lauerman of Sibiey street
is somewhat improved after an attack
OF influenza
Marriage licenses have been issued in
Chicago to Miss Emily Barth and Al
bert Olsen, both of Hammond, and Miss
Ellen Alexander. of Chicago. and Thomas
Miller OF Hammond.