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KNTKRTAIN AT Ol VVHV CU B. r. ami Mrs. W. F. Howatt, S3:: Pouth llohman street jxavo a very beautiful dinner last eventriK at the Hammond Country ('lub. They entoratneil fifty jru".ts at ilmnp r at six-thlrty o'olcx-k in ovlebration of the twentieth anniversary of their marriage, A fix course d inner whs served. The appointments were In yellow and -white. Chrysanthemums In thi prevailing colors decorated the serviro tables very prettily. Following the dinner the puests returned to the parlor where the evening- was devoted to cards. IJrldge whist was played.

a cHrnrii wedding. Ft. John's Lutheran church in AVest Hammond will be the scene of a pretty wedding- this evening- when Miss Frieda Ixrtz and Paul Ahlborn are united In marriape. The Rev. Preckel will perform the ceremony at sevon-thirty o'clock In the presence of a lare gathering; of the friends and relatives of the two families. The ring ceremony of the church will be used. Miss Elsie Lorti. the bride's sister will be the maid of honor and the bridesmaids will be Miss Sophia Ahlborn and Miss Anna Ahlborn. Max Schneider, Fred Lorts and August Ullrich will attend the groom. A wedding reception will follow the ceremony at the church.

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A FAREWELL, PtRTT, A delightful party was Riven surprise to Miss Llbble Ore-? evening- at the home of Mrs. F. E. In Flummer avenue. The party grlven as a farewell to Miss Orejrg

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will soon leave Hammond to spend the winter In Florida. Games and music were the diversions after which a luncheon was served. The refreshments were served In two eouraes. Bouquets of American F.eaiity rose1! and chrysanthemums were a pretty decoration In the parlors. The covers were laid at small tables In the dining; room. At the service tables were shaded tapers In the prevailing colors and bouquets of flowers. The hostesses at the pretty affair were the Misses Agnes Mulcavare, Beatrice O'Donnell and Anna Ronhselange. Their guests for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Laue, Miss Llbble Gregg, Miss Walatka and Messrs. J. Ounyer, M. Russell, J. Parsons, W. Burk and M. J. Pryar. A COMMITTEE MEETING. The meeting of the history committee of the Hammond Woman's Club will take place Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Etta Bloomhoff, 31 Mason street. "Modern Literature and Art" Is the study Bubject. )Mrs. Knotts. Mrs. Lyons. Mrs. MacAleer and Mrs. Ottenheimer compose the program committee. The members of the social committee are Mrs. Dermedy. Mrs. Barnett, Mrs. Bloomhoff and Mrs. Wall. A LINCHEOX. One of the pretty parties of the WMk end was given by Mrs. W. D. Ray yesterday at her home In Glendale Park. Mrs. Hay entertained the members of the Alpha Phi Club at luncheon at one t LJ

o'clock Fourteen covers were laid. A miniature wagon fillc-d with fall fruits decorated the center of the table very prettily. Painty and pretty favors wero at each cover. In the parlors the flowers were pink kilarney roses. Th? quests brought their needle work and spent the afternoon socially. Music was a delightful feature of the afternoon's entertainment. Friday, November C2nd is the date of the next meet

ing and Mis. S. A. Rell will be hostess at her South Hohman street residence. STl 1)V MEETING. The Standard T.earers had an interesting study meeting last evening at the home of Mrs. EUa Rloomhoff in Mason street. The preeldont. Miss Gladys Martin presided. There was a short business session after which a program was given. The study subject was "China's New Pay." Papers on the subject were re-ad by Miss Hazel Younger. Miss Huth Hathaway and M'ss Adele Punbar. Miss Martin who was a Hammond representative at the convention at Rensselaer, Ind., gave a report of the meeting Refreshments were served during the social hour. The members planned to have a Home Uakery sale Saturday, November 16th. , The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the society. EVTERT UN'S WITH CARDS' , Mrs. Fred Kralowetz entertained the ' members of the "500" Club at their 'semi-monthly meeting yesterday afternoon at her home, 405 Elm street. The members devoted the afternoon to cards i and played several games of r.M. Two tables were occupied. High score was made by Mrs. P. L. Pavls. Prises were , also won by Mrs. E. A. Mie and Mrs. j J. Pufrain After the card games a dainty luncheon was served In two courses. Mrs. T. Shea of Indiana ave- ' nue was named as the next hostess and , she will entertain the members on tiie : afternoon of Novomber 22nd.

HOLD MONTI! LV MEETING. A pleasant meeting of the Loyal Women's Class of the First Christian church tool! place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Cvinninsham in Carroll street. It was the monthly social meeting of the class. The members brought their needle work and spent an enjoyable afternoon. A dainty two course luncheon was served at four-thirty o'clock. There was a short business session when several matters of Interest were discussed. Mrs. A. C. Ehret was elected secretary of the society and Mrs. Rlchardon, treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mrs. C. J. Sharp. Announcement was also made of the next meeting to be held the first Friday afternoon In December.

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Mrs. E. M. Shanklln Readkng Mrs. J. C. Graves Vocal Selections. .. Miss Harriet Ferris V illtllX.i: 1"RT. Mrs Franklin Itlackmun very charmingly entertained friends at a bridge pa r t y v es t r I.:t y afternoon at her home, S Ruth street. tier guests were the members of the Wednesday Afternoon Club who postponed their meeting from Wednesday to Friday of this week. Three tables were occupied. Hiuh score In the games was made by Mrs. Ray Chapman. A prettily appointed luncheon was served after several games had been played. The members will meet at another bridge party in two weeks on Wednesday, November 20th. Mrs. Itlackmun had aa guests Mrs. F. S. lletz, Mrs. Frances Kingsley. Mrs. Charles G. Hohman and Miss Mu.s 1 lanson.

MO.AHT LI II MEETING. Members of the Mozart Club will meet at the home of Mrs. George Hannauer in South Hohman street this evening for their semi-monthly meeting. The evening win he given to a study of the French opera ind a delightful progra mhas been prepared. AN EVENING PtRTY, The Young Ladies' Club of Hammond gave a very pleasant party last evening at Weis Hall in State street. Thero were between fifty and seventyfive young women in attendance. They met informally and listened to music, played games and spent an enjoyable

social time. The members may ar- i range to entertain their friends at an- ' other evening party during the winter. ;

THE tlTl MN MARKET. The various committees of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Evangelical 1mmanuel church have been very busy this week making" extensivo preparations for the annual autumn market of the church at the church hall begining next Wednesday morning November 13th and closing Friday evening. Nov. 15th. The affair is given under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society for the benefit of the church d ebt fund. A special supper will be served Wednesday from S to s p. m. and. a special lunch Thursday a f ternoontl. V Till MULE IMKTV. Mrs. Franklin Itlackmun will be hostes at a thimble party Monday afternoon at her home, S Ruth street. Her guests will be the members of the Em

broidery Club. CARD OK THANKS. We wish to thank the- kind friends in Tndlana Harbor and Hammond a well as the Royal Neighbors, the Lady Macabees and Div. 0S2 B. of L. E. for their kindness and sympathy in the sad bereavement of our beloved wife, daughter and sister. (.'HAS. W A LP MAX. MR. AND MRS. E. O. AMES. FRANK BAKER. BERT B A K EH.

A MISSIONARY Mrs. Norrls opened South Hohman street noon for the monthly Woman's Missionary

MEETING. her home in yesterday aftermeeting of the society of the

First Presbyteran church. Mrs. Minnie Kline was chairman for the day and she had delightful Thanksgiving proe-ram prepared. There were many

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The members of the Hammond Temple No. 73 I'ythlan Sisters had an enjoyable meeting last evening in the K. of I Hall in South Hohman street. Following the lode session refreshments were served and a delightful time was spent socially. A short program was also given during the social hour. Mrs. Stewart sang a group of songs which were very much enjoyed. Her piano accompaniment was played by Miss Jenins. Miss Mae Luthman rendered a very pretty instrumental selection. I'lans were made during the evening for a pe-dro party to be given on the evening of November 29th. I'retty prizes will be awarded In the games. The public is given a. cordial Invitation

to attend. The semi-monthly meeting of the t I. A. to the H. of I,. E. was held yesterday afternoon in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street. After the lodge session a pleasant time was spent socially. There were a number of members in attendance. In two weeks the members will meet tit the K. of P. Hall and follow their regular business and social program. A meeting of the . I. A. Embroidery Club will take place Friday afternoon, November loth at the home of Mrs. Harry Wllliston in Plummer avenue. Mrs. Wllliston will be hostess at a thimble party. There will be a meeting of Dorcas Rt-beckah Lodge this evening at I. O. O. F. Hall In Fast State street.

A meeting of the Court of Honor will take place Monday evening In Weis Hall In State street. It Is desired that there is a large attendance of the membership as Important business will be tra nsacted.

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An all-u.iy program has been arranged for the Lake county convention of the W. C. T. I.', which will be held at Gary in the First M. K. church on Tuesday, Nov. 12. The program for the day Is as foltows: TUESDAY MOKN1NG.

Convention called to order by the President. Mrs. H. P.. Granger. Song. "America." Lievotions Mrs. J. E. Smith. Appointing credential committee. Appointing resolution committee Reports of local presidents. Noon-tide prayer. Adjournment. AFTERXOOX. Convention cilled to order.

Devotional, Mrs. II. E. Granger. Address of. welcome, Mrs. Jennie

Roberts. Response, Mrs. William Mvers

Final report of credential committee. Election of officers. Address, Mrs. Hose Pearce, Darlington, Ind. Appointment of superintendents. Recitation, Mrs. Plser, Gary. Ind. Report of resolutions committee Reception of school children.

Unfinished business. Adjournment. T U E SD A Y E V E NT NO. Silver Medal Contest. Devotional, Rev. J. M. Avann. D. D. 1'tann Solo Mrs. White. No. 1 'In defense of the Alamo." No. 2 "The result of treating." Vocal Solo Mrs. Spearin. Xo. 3 "Roys of America." Song White Ribbon Quartet, Hammond, Ind. No. 4 "How I spoke tip in meetln'. Violin Solo Mrs. Mac Nahb, No. f. "The Resubmission 1st." No. 6 "The convict's warning" Vocal Solo Miss Axe.

Reading Miss Mary Lawson, City, Tenn. Presentation of Medal Mrs. Pearce. Renediction Rev. J. E. Smith Ind.

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Mrs. Virgil S. Reiter Is entertaining Mrs. Van Eoon of Detroit at her home in South Hohman street. Mrs. Orlan Grant has returned to her home In Lafayette, Ind., after a week s visit with her mother, Mrs. Charles Kasson of Webb street. Mrs. William H. Clough of Rimbach avenue left yesterday for a visit with friends at Dayton and Marion, O. Miss Ada McKnight of Fayette street has gone to Chicago to spend the week end with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Otto'Stiefel of Griffith are spending the week end with. Mr.

and Mrs. John Hughes at their home in Warren street. Miss Elsbeth Korrer left yesterday for her home in Fon du Lac, Wis., after visiting Mrs. T. Edwin Bell at her home In Webb street. The Misses Elsie Zinke and Elizabeth Mahoney have returned to their homes In Fon du Lac. Wis., after visiting at the home of Mrs. Frederick R. Mott in South Hohman street. They came to attend the marriage of Miss Irene Mott and Charles V. Wilson. Miss Jane Conkey, 916 South Hohman street, has as her house guest Miss Margaret Cochran of Centerville Ind. Mrs. Elisabeth Rarker Is very 111 at her home in Indiana avenue.

MUSICAL COLLEGE DOES WELL Tlie present enrollment of 170 students In the Hammond Musical college Is the answer to the question, whether Hammond would support a conservatory. The school at the present time engages twelve teachers, who give Instruction in the various branches of music, theory as well as practice. The next ten weeks' course will open in two weeks and a material Increase In the membership is expected during the winter months. A week before Thanksgiving the college will give Its regular recital by the students.

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