The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-29

advanced from the line of some
months ago Arrows indicate the
approach Of the supporting Germans.
on other evenings Games and other
entertainment Characteristic OF Halo
we'en viii be provided
Mrs. Stroid of Tyler street enter
tanned the children of the first class Of
the Presbyterian church at a Hallow-
cen party at her home on Saturday
afternoon from > to 4. The decorations
were in yellow and black. and delight
full refreshments We're served To the
children.
Mrs. Luscombe entertained at a din
ner party for her son, Harry. on sat
urday afternoon from to g. in honor
of his thirteenth birthday. The guests
included Charles Wise. Kenneth Burke.
Glenn Tibbs. Granville Strait. Sam
Watson. Ford Watson and William
Lusconbe
Miss Dorothy Greenwald, daughter
of Judge and Mrs. c. Z. GreenwaId.
viii entertain a number OF her class
mates at a Halloween party at her
home tomorrow evening. The guest
list includes the Misses Elizabeth
Wright Rezia Rowley. Dorothy Breh-
Hermine Alshuler, Margery Hall. Gene
Davisdon, Florette Ornstein Lucille
YOUNG. Ards Ralph and Claudia Isay.
Mrs j. w Burford. Mrs F'unlzey
and Mrs j. $. Hyland have Just re-
turned from the Lutheran Missionary
convention which was held at Kala-
mazoo last week On their way home
they stopped at Three Rivers to visit
with Rev and Mrs. Bair. who formerly
lived in Gary.
The Junior class Of the Emerson
school entertained the student body at
a Halloween party in the girls gym
on Saturday evening Music was pro-
vided by two members Of the high
school Pearl Burford and Adolf Grant
About forty couples were present. all
in costume. and especially attractive
were the Misses Ruth West. Sylvia
little and Louise Turnipseed as Red
cross nurses.
The gymnasium was decorated with
was most attractive IN appearance
Home made cider was served.
Colonel Hunt Of Chicago. who staged
the Mother Goose pageant which was
given at the Gary theater last year. is
now al work on a musical comedy
which win be given by the children
Of the Froebel school. assisted by a
number Of townspeople. The cast viii
include about 500 people.
The social workers Of Gary gath
cred a the Neighborhood house on
Saturday evening to tender their
fareyvels 10 Miss Rhoda Welding. who
was the pioneer of that work in Gary.
IL was interesting to note that in the
four years that Miss Welding has
been here the number of workers has
risen from three-Miss Welding, Miss
Lynch and Mrs. COMMUNICATIVE were
here the first year. to some thirty
people at this time. Miss Welding. who
came here as secretary OF the Assoc
clated Charities. and Is now the super
intendent Of the organization. leaves
here tomorrow to go to Indianapolis
90 nu the position OF overseer of town
ship trustees on the State Board Of
Charities.
Among tlThse present Saturday even
ing We're Miss Welding. Miss Glenn,
visiting nurse at the Tin Plate. and
Mrs. Joahitis visiting nurse at the
steel company; Mrs MacNeill and Mrs.
Kossi, Of the city board of health, Miss
Ordis of the Friendship house. Misses
Ebernathy, Mclaughlin and Cowles Of
the Week Day Bible school Mr.. and
Mrs. A. III Jones. Miss Lynch. Miss
Oakley Of Marion. Ind. and the Neigh
borhood house workers
1t is needless TO say with what re
gret the people of Gary see Miss
Welding depart. She occupies A place
which is envious in the hearts Of the
poor and needy. and the children
especially will miss her.
The children Of the Seventh grade of
the jefferson school We're entertained
at a Halloween party At the home Of
Miss Marie Hughes on Saturday after
noon. All the delightful things that
/ could be thought OF in connection with
the season We're found in the home.
! There were witches and COLLINS. a
gypsy fortune teller. and even a big
black cat with a big bow of yellow
ribbon tied around its neck. Every
possible Halloween suggestion was
used on the table, and the children
were presented with many favors in
| the forms of lanterns. toy pumpkins
/ cats. and witoncs- riding broomsticlxs
Refreshments were served at the close
Of the afternoon.
Miss Lucille smith Of Harrison street
entertained a few OF her friends at a