Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 88, Hammond, Lake County, 30 September 1919 — Page 9

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Th Hotart Hlsh School Graduating Ciaaa f 1914 were entertalued las: -Friday vning by Mrs. Hazel jjtovens one of th taercbers. to a six o'cloi k dinner ser-.'sd at h home of Mr. and lira. "V. Stevens, il :g,hl i f te tea Tiiemler attended. A aoclai and U;aar ws held la.'t Friday evening at the hoin of Mr, and Mrs. J. Lirson, east 0i tnwn. Klvn by th mwm'iars of th Swedish Lutberan Learua, The affair w-as a succtaj, both flnaacr;'.y and socially. - Many from Valparaiso and Gary, attended the dancing party held Saturday TnlDS t the Community hat'.. Solemn Communi?n Services v"e l.eld Sunday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Bridget's Cathol; church- The chnreh beautifully dcoratd in roses and ferns and a Hijrh Mass was

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luiid hj r.rv . Win. HotT. Following arii nicmbeis of the class: Joe Kelian. Robert Grosser. James Gill. Byron .Mi'ilon, KJwarJ Mollon. Charles I'ivrson, Androw Meyer, Charles Meyer, Mu'lt ii ii herwLini, Florence Keilman. Ruth Gill. Mary o llt.nn, Estella Pi-r-an, Agnes Collins and Marctlla Thyi n . The Fifk Bicycle club rode to Valparaiso yesterday to attend the motor cycle races. The following were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Ko.lir.an: Mr. Joe l.ibel. Misses Lulu Uosse and Marie Bosse of Chicago, and Mrs. Phillip Keilman. Misses Mayme and Kstella Ktilman and Mr. Horry of Dyer. Miss Lillian Keilman who has been visitm? with relatives at Dyer during the past week, returned home yesterday . Miss Alice Larson h- work at tha Gary postoftice. Is enjoyln? a two week's vacation and has Just returned from a visit with relatives and friends in Minnesota. Miss Mab'l Traejrer who In comra-riy Trlth Miss Myrtle Claussen of Valparaiso, spent the past week at ilammoth. Cave. Kt., returned home the latter rart of the week. Miss Margraret Eanrnfr of Chicago, visited her with relatives yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Urbine who have been spending- the past week with relatives in Xew naven. Mich., returned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Mellon and family of Hammond, visited with relatives here over Sunday.

Mathlas TVachter. Mrs. Mathilda K'-U-nian, Mr. and Mrs. Frank WacMr and daughter Sylvia. Mr. and M'H. J. N". Sehmal. Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Thiel. the Misses Mathilda. Eliiarxth. Florence and Trances Keilman, liretta and V:!tur Schnial. The day J? spent by jiayins games and beauti.ul piano selections wire given by the Keilman sisteri Kvtrybody enjoyed a good time and dera wlhini; -Ir. Wachter many banpy leturns of tne y. z . and M . It?r F-Ttz fV'nt Siturlay eveninH t.l S in 'ny with their oi. s at Hamin -ii '. It.- Lturma.i orrl.f I home Saturdi" morninsc t.'u.T ovrs'as srvice. Th infant son of Mr. rm1 Mis. Jrr. F Cfxlach wa ch . :- .! 8undrty aftn.i'oa ani w.is named Anthony i th. Ma -i Uri.'K mil Mrs. John D y es. Jr. w e th. s;. n?or V;s. Fran': Hrrr.iR and Mrs. Kll -.-t Nelson tv Chicago visitor en M. i t ay . Nicholas Ludwlg. Sr.. returned home from Chicago Monday evening.

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A very pleasant family reunion was jriven Sunday in honor of John Wachter. it being: h'.s ihii ty-sixth birthday anniversary. At one oSclock a bountiful dinner was served by his fc'ood wife. C-se:f were laid for about 20 puests. Amor those present were

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The new styles for men as produced by Hart Schaffner & Marx are shown. You know pretty well what you want for fall wear maybe you canJt exactly describe it in detail, but when you see this Hart Schaffner & Marx Film, you'll say "that's what I want Every new style Fall Overcoat and Suit shown in the picture is on display at The Lion Store The Homa ol Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes

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