The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-09
Personal and
Social News


Sixteen members Of the first divi-
sion OF the Ladies Aid Society OF the
First NJ. z. church were luncheon
guests Of Mrs. August Schroeder yes
terday In her nome on Saxony avenue
The assisting hostessos were Mrs
August Jarnecl1e and Mrs. f. G..
Schneider. and a delicious course
luncheon was served. There followed
a business meeting and a socisI nour,
during which Mrs. George House fur
nished several delightful piano solos.
In March Mrs. l.. Paul Feltzer VIII
entertain the ladies at luncheon in her
home on Harrison street.
Hammond Temple 7s Pythian Sisters
VIII meet tonight. instead of Friday
night. in the Knights or Pythias Hall
There will be a social hour after lodge
meeting.
Mrs. L T. Meyer will leave tomor-
row for Cedar Lake. Ind, whore she
has been called by critical illness Of
her grandfather. San sylvester Brit
ten, who has been III fer some time.
-
Afr. and Mrs. n. f. Hunt Of Doug
las avenue charmingly entertained on
Sunday in their home the occasion be-
ing their twelfth wedding anniversary
The rooms We're lovely with large
bouquets OF pink and white roses. and
music was furnished by the Hunt Or
-hestra Of Chicago. Mrs J. V. Buck
~ and Miss Lois White sweetIy sang
number of solos, and n delicious
Course dinner was served in the din
as room to seventy relatives and
friends. The table was beautiful with
AS immense three-tiered wedding cake
aud wide white satin ribbons ran the
tiI length Of the table. There were
Two silver baskets OF pink roses on
tle table. Many good wishes and
hearty congratulations were heaped
upon the guests OF honor, and they re-
eeived q number or handsome gifts
Mr. Hunt presented his wife with
string OF handsomely matched pearls.
Among tire out Of town guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Naloney. MT.
and Mrs J. Hunt. ST., Mr.. and MIS-.
Jack Hunt and children Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes Hunt and son Kenneth, Mt. and
Mrs James Hickey. AIR. and Mrs j
y Buckley. AIRS Thomas Buckley
and daughter Josephine. the Misses
Nellie and Violet Flynn. Dolores Hunt
Henrietta Uppmyre and Ellen Maloney
Edward Smith, Murhn Richardson
Thomas Rowe, Harry and Pettet Gar
yoy. Frank and william Hunt, all Of
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Laederach and
small daughter. Marguerite. Of Los
Angeles. are expected in Hammond
sometime in March. They Will leave
here the 18th and on the twentieth viii
sail for Europe, where they viii spend
several months en- tour.
Mrs. W. f. Bielefeid and small
daughter, Marie Of south Holman
street who are spending the winter in
Los Angeles, have written that Los
Angeles has been subjected to spell
Of cold weather and that several thous-
ands Of dollars worth Of damage has
been done 10 the citrus fruit trees.
Or. Headger or Chicago gave a very
i.tereaing talk yesterday in the
wentworth school. and there was a big
attendance. The talk vas greatly en-
joyed.
Miss Anna and Miss Mary Marcus
delightfully."- entertained the young
ladies' of the D. Il. Of 4. T. Club at
a St Valentines party last evening
in their home on Truman boulevard
The rooms were prettily suggestive
If the season. and bunco was played at
five tables Honors We're made by
Miss Sarah Reingold and Miss Lena
Reingold and the guest prize was Civ
en- TO Miss Mary Levin. After a. bust
ness meeting luncheon was served in
me dining room. where the table was
yerv attractive with dirlsnutive valen-
lines. tiny hearts hanging from the
chandelier and a red cyciamen plant as
+ centerpiece There were twenty
.-uests. The next meeting will occur
IL two weeks WIN the Misses Taussig
riil entertain in their home on Webb
street