The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-28
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The Bethany class of tho First
Christian church will hold a bust
ness and social meeting tonight,
| Thursday. at the home Of Mrs. G. NJ
Smithson, on Eric street.
Occasioned by the departure of
Miss Florence Boner. of Michigan
avenue for the Normal school in
Muncie. Indiana within the next few
days, was The little gathering at tho
home of Miss Hilda Holmes, Sol
Michigan avenue last evening. The
girls seized this opportunity to en-
joy good natured chatter and games
and music. Miss Holmes served her
guests most attractively at the
close Of this fine evening.
The ladies of the First Christian
church are to be heartily congratu-
lated upon their initiative for they
have organized a missionary society
which Will do big things for the
church IN the future. The organiza-
ton meeting was held on Tuesday
afternoon at two-thirty in the First
Christian church, where the ladies
had asked the ladies of the Gary
Christian church and the South Side
Christian church to meet with them.
Tho ladies of Gary gave an inter-
esting program during the afternoon
As result OF the election of Off
GERS for this new society. Mrs. c.
NJ. Smithson was made presidento
Mrs. Gilmore, i4e-president: Mrs
Draper. secretary; Mrs. Hartnet,
treasurer. and Mrs. Rick. literary
secretary. The next meeting viii
be held next Thursday. October the
NTH, at two-thirty o'clock, the place
TO be announced later.
ne members OF the Marquette
club will have their first meeting
of the year tomorrow. Friday. Sep
TENDER the twenty-ninth. at a one
o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Oberlin. 1918 Hyslop Place.
The South Side Pinochle club is
to meet with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Rib
isky. on Dyer Boulevard, this Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. Charles Mech and Mrs
Gustafson, both of st. Joe, Michigan, /
motored to Hammond to be the week
end guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Stolley, of Morton Court. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Horn. of Nation. Illi- /
nois, are also the guests Of the /
Stolley's for about a week.
Fred Beckman and Edgar Beck /
man. of Glendale Park, are leaving +.
today for Philadelphia, where they /
viii begin the fall term at the
University of Pennsylvania This is
Fred Becknan's second year at the |
University and he Will enter the third I
year OF Commerce. Edgar will ma
circulate as a Junior. also. in the |
school of Commerce. He is a mem
Der OF the Delta Kappa Epsilon frat
ernity at the University.
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The members Of the G.. II. K. club
were the guests of Mrs Emil Lar
son. of Carroll street. yesterday af-
ternoon. Two tables of cards were
in play during the afternoon and
Mrs. c. costellow. Mrs. w. A. Beck
man and Mrs. c. Rhode came out
ahead with Mrs. o. Schwartz. win 4
ling the consolation prize. Mrs.
Larson served her guests nicely at
two small tables made attractive
with the brigh. colored and gayly
tinted autumn leaves. The club
will meet with Mrs. Joe Ribisky in
wo weeks at her home on Dyer
The Junior Standard Bearers will
meet on Friday evening. September
he twenty-ninth. at seven-thirty at
he home of Miss Metha Wilhelm, 81
Douglas street. Each member is
Urged to be there for the election
f officers and plans for the new year
VIII be discussed. Following the
affairs bunco Will be in
lay.
About twenty-eight friends of
George Stolley, father of Edward
tolley. of Morton Court. came to
he Stolley home last evening TO -
mind him pleasantly of his eighty
ighth birthday. The guests enjoyed
he evening socially while NJ. Stol-
sy got a great deal of enjoyment
ut of hearing Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Iorn's account of their European
rip and especially the part where
hey told of having seenmany of Mr..
tolley's relatives in Germany. Be
ides the many fitting birthday gifts.
Ir. Stolley received, there was-a I
attractive bouquet of +
igh;Y-eight asters. one for each year E
f his life. Elaborate refreshments
erved to the friends who came to be
nth Mr.. Stolley. The following out
flown guests were there: Mrs. f
'harles Mech. of ST. Joe. Michigan;
Irs. Gustafson, also of st. Joe,
Iichlgan; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Buse,
r.. Of Cedar Lake; Mr.. and Mrs.
[enry Horn. of Nation. Illinois:
IRIS. Herman Arend; Mr. and Mrs.