The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-01
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q 9Nt pms masquerade party in her
4 honor last evening at her home in
south Holman street. The evening was
very entoya5ly spent with games and
music, after which a delicious luncheon
was served. Miss Lottie Schwab re-
ceived prize for being the best mas
queraded Of the twelve girls present
The Hammond Woman's club will
I celebrate James town and Federation
day tomorrow In the X Of r. hall.
Visitors at the Jamestown exposit ton
viii relate their experiences and pleas
ures and the delegates 10 the state
/ Federation just held at Indianapolis
will give their reports. musical
program will be furnished by Misses
| Willie Mcdaniel and Aleta Werner.
The members Of the Colonial club
entertained their husbands at a Hal
lowe en- dinner party last evening at
4 the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Houser
in Carroll street. After the dinner,
games We're enjoyed until a late hour.
The guests were Mrs. Adde Abbott
Messrs and Mesdames J. H Houser.
| M. M. Bruce, w. II. Spellman, Julius
] Dunsing, J. w. Reed, w. T. Brunt, A
l. Spohn, J. J. Turner, Clark Leaning
and f. ". Olwin.
Mrs Ames informally entertained a
few friends at Halloween party
last evening at her home in Warren
street The evening was passed with
games appropriate to the occasion. af-
ter which q Halloween luncheon was
| served In the dining room. The room
was lighted with Jack olanterns
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Burgley, Misses Shea and Lena
Peschke, Messrs. Tenant. Ray Ker-
ger and Frank Adams
Mrs. J. w Harrington and Mrs
Henry Burke entertained a number of
their friends at a Halloween masquer-
ade party last evening at the home of
Mrs. Burke in Rimbach avenue The
guests met at the home of Mrs Her
rington in Doty street and marched
through Holman street to the home of
the hostess. Appropriate games were
enjoyed during the evening, after
which Halloween luncheon was
served. The party was quite a large
one and was one of the most success
| full of the week.
Mrs. Schaatz had the members of the
Fleu de Lis club as her guests yes
terday afternoon. Cards were played
/ during the afternoon and the honors
and Mrs. Kralowitz. The hostess
served her guests with a delicious
luncheon. During the short business it
was decided that the next meeting be
| held with Mrs. Cooke at her home in
Kane avenue. Two new members were
also added to the clubs membership and
are Mrs. Mary Huber and Mrs. Mary
| Kralowitz.
NH l.
the members of the Fin De Cycle club
at very delightful Hallowee en- party
last evening ia her home in East Chi
cago Cards were played and Miss
Cora Winters won first honors. Miss
Maxey was awarded the consolation
prize. Other games were enjoyed IN
til late hour when the guests were
ushered into the dining room where a
three-course luncheon was served
The decorations were prettily carried
/ out in yellow and white. Twelve
members Of the club were present
/ Misses Ella Mae and Blanche Mowry
attending from Hammond.
The Pythian Sisters held a Hallow-
cen social last evening in the K. Of
p. hall to which their friends were in
vited. The hall was arranged char
acteristic of the season and gave a
very pretty appearance. The first of
/ the evening was devoted to cards. IN
/ til all the guests had arrived when a
"spook initiation" was held. The mi
/ tiation was the most amusing feature
of the evening and caused a great
deal or merriment. Dancing was also
| INDUCED in after the supper had been
served. It is expected that fully one
hundred guests were present all OF
whom declared the social a decided
success.
| A very pleasant surprise party was
given in honor of Miss Myrtle Webb
| last evening at her home. 155 East
Carroll street. The evening was pleas
antly passed with games and music
after which refreshments were served.
| The home was decorated in Halloween
fashion and a spook proved an amusing
entertainer during the evening The
guests were: Misses Verta Sheffield.
Ona Mann. Grace Bell. Alice Locklin,
Ferret Hoffman. Ida Voight Fannie
Shea. Barbara Wiley. celia Irish.
Beatrice Burk. Elizabeth Edwards, Alta
Kennedy and Myrtle Webb Messrs.
Edgar Crumpacker. Simond Nellie.
Bernard Graves. Floyd Monnett, Harold
Locklin, Edwin Fredricks and Hugo
Webb.
One of the very pleasantest affairs
of the season was Halloween dancing
party given last evening in Longs
hall by club of popular young Ham
mond people. About fifty couples were
in attendance, some Of whom were
from out of town. The hall was dec
grated suggestive of Halloween. The
lights were shaded with red and yell
low tissue paper and huge Jack-o-
lanterns were set in the windows. The
dance program was very original, con-
sisting Of twelve dances and three ex-
tras. The numbers were not written
in the usual order, which caused a
great deal OF amusement when filing
in the program. The cards were blue
with a picture Of Jack-o-lantern on
the corner. The young men Of the club
were in costume.
A party of Hammond young Deople