The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-17
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Notable among the many summe
parties was the lovely function ell
en- yesterday afternoon when NJ
Frank DeminE entertained at luncl
con yesterday and bridge in n,
home on South Holman sire
Numerous large bouquets of Delphi
mum. pink roses. corn flowers an
yellow and white daisies were
crystal and silver vases. and In II,
dining room there was an immens
bouquet of the Same dainty bios
SONS. Eight small tables. exquis.
itely appointed with fine linens ano
delicate silver. had small noseeays
for centerpteces and a delicious
course luncheon was served, Bridge
was played and the honors made by
Mrs. J. B. Ibach Jr.. Mrs. T. r. Ten
nant and Mrs. G. II. Austin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 5. E. Thorsen of
Waltham street announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Julia
to DR.. #. L. Warner. son OF Mr.. AMI
Mrs. w. S. Warner of Salamanca,
New York.
Mr.. Edward Afelcher and daugh-
ter. Miss Edna. of San Antonio
Texas, were the house guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eurge OF Nor
aine avenue yesterday, fSThe Melch-
ers are on their way TO Milwaukee.
whore they will spend six weeks
visiting friends and relatives. AMI
upon their return Will stop at Ham
mond.
Unity Review OF the Woman $
Benefit Association held a regular
meeting last evening in the Knights
and Ladies OF Security Hall. The
ladies balloeted initiation on the
class of twenty candidates who will
be initiated or July sixth A social
hour followed and dainty refresh
ments were served.
Mrs Otto Nuehlberger of william
street. Mr.. r. w Thurman OF Chi
cago and Mr.. Lawrence Miller, Oak
Park recently motored to Madison
Wisconsin. to attend the university
commencement exercises VIII n
Clarence Muehlberger received his
masters del gree in science. Mr.. Muehl-
berger expects 70 continue research
work at the school this summer
Miss Edna returned home with
them.
The Ladies' Aid Society of St
at their regular social session on
Thursday afternoon in the parish
house. The time was pleasantly
spent and at the conclusion of the
afternoon a fine course luncheon
was served by the committee, CON
sisting of Mrs. l. Book, Mrs. II. c.
Schriver, Mrs. William Buehring.
Mrs. Albert Quinn. Mrs. Herman
Mueller, and Mrs. Chris Muri.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Beasley. who has been
seriously I'll at her home on conkey
avenue. has been removed to st.
Margaret's Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Pierce and
children. accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. A Merrill and children. will
leave tomorrow afternoon for a
motor trip to Buffalo, New York.
and points OF interest in Canada
They expect to be gone about three
weeks.
Miss Pauline Hill very charm
fngly entertained yesterday in her
home on Highland street. in honor
of Miss Dorothy Rohrer. who will
be married the twenty-fourth of
this month to Jacob Louis Rrusel
Through the rooms and on the wide
veranda were large and beautiful
bouquets of marguerites. There
were four tables of bridge and the
honors were made by Miss Virginia
Ray of Chicago and Miss Marie
Beckman, and an exquisite piece of
Madeira was given Miss Rohrer
The tables were covered with dam
ty luncheon cloths and adorned
with lovely bouquets of sweetheart
roses and tiny pink nut cups. The
luncheon served was most delicious
This afternoon Mrs. H. A Lamp
rell and Mrs. Albert w. Lamprell
will entertain and this evening
Miss Virgene Hammond and Miss
katherine Oberlin will entertain
for Miss Rohrer. Mrs. Carl o. Bauer
will give luncheon on Monday in
her home on Lyons street.
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Miss Dorothy Overhiser of South
Holman street will motor today to
Anderson. Indiana, where she will
attend the national camp meeting
of the Church of God. She will
visit in Indianapolis before return
ing home.
Mr. and Mrs Phillip Diebold Of