The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-01
PERSONAL ~
SOCIAL NEWS
COMING EVENTS.


The meeting of the Woman's Home
Missionary Society Of the First Method
Isl church IS postponed for one week on
account of the influenza epidemic Next
Friday afternoon. November Sth. Mrs
J. Arthur Davis will be hostess at her
home. SIS Haywood avenue. and all
members arc urged to attend.
The Monday Afternoon Bridge club
will be entertained Monday. November
18th. BY Mrs. Joseph Thompson at her
home in Highland street The games
will begin q two thirty o'clock.
Marion and Charles Green at their
home. Warren street. gave a Hal
loween party yesterday fer twenty-sev-
en Of their little friends In their home
they had witch in her den and spooks
in the woods which furnished great
deal Of pleasure After fortunes were
told and games played refreshments
were served in the dining room. The
guests were their grandmother. Mrs. J.
Buettner. Ruth Hammerstrom. Helen
and Edith Smith, Elaine Beecher. ALI
son Tenant. Gertrude Cooper. Mary
Cox. Dorothy Hammond. Ruth Holman.
Katherine and Dorothy Thompson. Mar
garet and Nancy Hagedorn, Mary Chris
TOPPER. Harold and Carl BTietzke. Rob
crt and Fred Reese. Billy Crawford,
Vaughn Parry. I. H Fox. John Hughes.
Maurice O'Brien, William Osborn Rob
crit Jessup. Arthur F'romm, Billy Brunt.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Max r.
Schneider in Forsythe avenue was the
scene of q most attractive Halloween
party last evening The decorations
were typical Of the season and consisted
Of JACKIE lanterns. cornstalks and black
and yellow restoons. Cards we're the
principal diversion and several Hal
IoNe'en games were played until mid
night when supper was served. There
were covers for Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Iox, Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Walsh. Mr..
and Mrs. George zajicck. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Ahlborn. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Naginot. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Schneider.
Mrs. Clarence King, Mrs, c. Chandler
Miss Ella Lortz and Miss Lillian Nc
e1anahan.
AR and Mrs Frank Barber and Mr..
and Mrs Z. T. VanPolt entertained very
delightfully."- a. Hal,owe en- party last
evening at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
NanPelt In Kane avenue. Halloween
Eanes occupied the evening and in CON
,lusion refreshments we're served. The
prize winners in the contests were SIR. |
and Mrs. Walter 5. Hartman and Mrs. !
walter Houser. The guests included
4Ir and Mrs. George Cox. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Smith Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Houser. Mr.. and Mrs. {. L. Rickter. Mr..
ard Mrs Stephen Petrovitch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter $ Hartman. Miss Evelyn
Hartman. Miss Frances Eslinger and
Miss Anna Kekesh.
Mrs. A y. Hutson, 421 Drackert
street. postponed the meeting Of the
stitch and Chatter Club one week until
tho afternoon Of November 7th. The
club has not been meeting during the IL
suenza epidemic.
Mr.. and Mrs " c. Belman OF Glen
dale Park have returned from Jewell.
Ia. where they were called by the death
- M Belmans brother. They also
stopped in Anes, Ia, where Creighton
ReIrnan is in school Mr.. Belman's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Belman Of
Perry, Mich. returned with them and
are spending a few days in Hammond.
The L. b. II. Club met Thursday even
ing at their club rooms, AIS Chicago
avenue The evening was spent with
games dancing and music. after which
delightful Hallowe en- refreshments
we're served
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Boiling. who
motored TO French Lick Springs, are
expected to return home Monday after
a most enjoyable trip.
Mrs. Gertrude Halsey of Condit street
who has been i'll for several days with
the influenza IS recovering.
Miss Mabel Mold Of Frankfort. Ind,
is spending q few days visiting Ham
nond friends. Miss Mold was formerly
a teacher of art in the Hammond
schools.
Richard Learmonth who was connect
Cd with the Calumet Stock Yards in
Hammond left last evening for Kansas
civ where he will be located perma-
nently.
Mrs Floyd E. Rinehart and son Dick
% Park Manor visited in Hammond to-
day.
Miss Marie Landon of Williams street
is spending the weekend with her
brother, Arthur Landon. and Mrs. Lam
don in Chicago.
Mrs. Grissinger of Warren street will
return tomorrow from a few weeks
visit with relatives in Duran, Mich
Russell ellison. son of DIR. and Mrs.
Z. A. ellison Of Carroll street, who has
been very Ill with the influenza is rapid
" improving.