The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-18
COMING EVENTS.

Mrs. George Houser will entertain
the members Of the Harmony Club at a
Christmas party Wednesday afternoon
The members of the r. \. T. Club
VIII be entertained at a Christmas party
tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs
Randolph Langseth in East Carroll
street
An evening card party for the mem
bers Of the Hammond Country Club viii
be given Wednesday at the club. Auc-
ton bridge VIII be played and the
games viii begin at s.I5 O'Clock
a business meeting or the South Side
w. c. T. L. is announced for Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. A.
ID. Stewart. ia Conkey avenue.
Mrs. Mowry and Mrs. kennedy viii
be hostesses 70 the Ladies Aid So
eiety Of the First Pres byteriah church
Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Mowry
home. 22S Detroit street.
.
The Womsns Guild OF ST. Paui's
Episcopal church will serve dinner
from five until eight ,. ia, Wednesday
December 18th. at the church in Rim
bach avenue. 12-1S-1
The Misses celia and Blanche Irish
We're hostesses TO the members Of the
evening hour committee Of the Ham
nond Woman's Club asst evening at
Miss Adele Dunbsr's home in Rimpach
svenue. The members brought their
knitting aud devoted the greater part
OF the evening to Red Cross work. a
White Elephant Grab Bag" created a
great deal Of amusement. Tea and
waters were served later in the evening
Miss Blanche Irish poured and assisting
IN the dining room were Miss celia
Irish and Miss Dunbar. The holiday
colors were carried out in all the deco
rations and the table was specially at
tractive with Christmas green's and red
Lighted tapers held in crystal holders
There were covers for twenty-five The
next hostess viii be Mrs Edgar Crum-
packer.
4 called meeting OF Hammond chap
Ter of Eastern Star to attend to un-
finished business will he held tonight.
by order OF the Matron 1851
Airs. Robert Zarndt entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon and even
ing at her home. 52s w State St. in cele-
bration of her birthday anniversary. She
received a number of gifts of handwork
from friends. The table was decorated
prettily with carnations and ferns and
during the afternoon a two course lunch
cor was served. There We're covers for
Mrs. William Zarndt. Mrs. AIangold.
Mrs Herman Bush. Mrs. Fred Ulrich.
Mrs Henry Wiening. Mrs. Augusta
Steinkraus. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred SIZZLING
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wilder
muth and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Eggebrecht, jr.. and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Lumbertin and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Wiening. Miss Lena
Eggebrecht. Albert Ecgebrecht. sr..
Arthur and Edward Eggebrecht, Will
liam Konow and August Steinkraus.
Partisan Ivory make servicable and
acceptable gifts; Mirrors. Combs,
Brushes. Trays Novelties. Picture
Frames. priced from use up at Nelson's |
Drug Store. 1881
Mrs. I. L. Bomberger was hostess to
the Embroidery Club at a Christmas
party yesterday afternoon at her home
in Glendale Park and with the club
members had Mrs. n. L. Thompson of
Everett. Wash, as a guest The guests
did Red Cross knitting and an added
feature they wrote Christmas letters to
Mrs. Charles r. Dyer who is spending
the winter in California A dainty col
lation was served in conclusion. On &C
count OF the holidays the next club
meeting will occur in three weeks in !
stead OF two at the home of Mrs. f. 9.
Crumpacker in Glendale Park.
The young women of the So and So
Club were delightfully."- entertained by ]
Miss Eva Hamer on Sunday. A Christ !
mas grab bag was feature of the
party and was followed with music and
several interesting games. Refresh /
ments were served the guests and the
table was very attractive with a minia- /
turs Christmas tree and greens.
we have over a thousand pounds Of I
.Tohnstons and Samoset delicious
Candies. in shalf pound boxes UP. Tou
can send nothing more acceptable TO
your Soldier Boy. We will wrap for I
mailing or presentation anything
bought in our store. free Of charge on
request. at Nelson's Drug Store. 1918 7
The choir of the First Methodist 1
church will render the csntata. The /