The Lake County times., 1919-04-25

Creek. Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Minis
ker. Mr.. and Mrs. X. w Bartlett and
Miss Elizabeth Thompson Of State Col
lege Pa and the two new club MEM
bers. Mrs. II F. Allison and Mrs. George
Chaplin. There were covers for thirty
one and the table was attractive with
many jonquils. Following the dinner
which was In six courses the guests
played hearts progressively at eight
tables and the prizes in the games were
won BY Mrs. s. A. Bell. Mrs. Max ALA
ben and DR. W. A. Buchanan. The mem
bers of the club Will be entertained at
a one O'Clock luncheon next Friday by
Mrs. Harry Smith at her home in High
land street.
The engagement of Miss Helen stew
art to Guf Anderson was announced last
evening at the meeting Of the +. T.. G.
Club at which Miss Stewart was hostess
at her home. 10l Detroit street Her
wedding will be an event of the early
part of June Easter lilies decorated
the table very prettily where the brides
colors of white and pink were used
There were twelve covers. the clubs
only guest being Miss Frances Bass.
Bunco was played during the evening
and the prize IN the games was won by
Miss Zoe Bush. The next club party
will be given by Miss Elizabeth Parsons
at her home in Monroe street.
Harold Harper was rendered a pleas
ant surprise party last evening by the
members Of the choir of the Pine St.
Presbyterian church. lie has recently
returned from France where he served
in the aviation section. The guests at
the party included Mr. and Mrs John
Bakalor Mrs. +. J. Newton, Mrs. w. c.
Russell Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. News. Mrs.
Grace Lukeman. Mrs. william Both
well. the Misses Irene Schroeder. 8.
Bernice Eastwood Grace B Matthews.
Lillian Stickmeister Frances Dixie
Ruth l.. Schroeder Leota Halaburt,
Kathryn Bush Margaret Boutwell,
Mary Ruch, Margaret Klein. Ethel Bas-
nett. Mabel Powley Bernce Boutwell,.
Ruth NaIo. Sarah Turner. Iva II. Brew
baker. Margaret Mclean. Elmira Ruch.
Messrs Mark Keeler. Russell Ecklund,
Leroy Lukeman. V. s Boutwell,. Louis
Lukeman. Clavin f. Green. Harry
Charles Malo Harold Harper. r. p
Cain. Arthur Rossbrough. Chester Eek
lund. Howard Rathburn.
Mrs. Roy See of Elizabeth street was
hostess to the Embroidery club yester-
day afternoon and with the members
she had as guests her sister. Mrs. John
son, Mrs. Charles s. Rhoads and Mrs
John p. Smalley. In two weeks Mrs.
jay Ritter and Mrs. Carl Nelson will
be hostesses to the club members and
their husbands.
Miss Helen Brown entertained at
delightful party last evening at her
home. 1920 South Holman street her
guests being the Misses Agnes Amber
Mary O'Connor. Lucille Ahlendorf, Flor
ence Borchert. Laura Harle. Ethel
Doyle, Nilda Pendergast. Leona Bru-
holz Dorothy Nearngarten and Laura
McBee. They enjoyed the evening with
dancing. games and music and in con-
clusion dainty collation. was served.
Yesterday afternoon the members OF
the seventh division Of the NJ F.
Ladies' Aid Society were entertained by
Mrs. II ToeIlner at her home in the
north side. Her sister, Mrs. G. L. Beck
Of Chicago was present and gave the
members several valuable suggestions
ana tod OF the WOfR OF the society IN
Chicago of which she IS president. Re-
freshments were served after the busi-
ness meeting and a pleasant time was
spent socially.
Shriners Patrol and Drum Corps. De-
Luxe Theatre. April 21st and 25th in
elusive First three days Anita Stewart
in virtuous wives and once a Mason.
4-22-
Mrs B D. Harper entertained the
members of the Pine st. Ladies Aid
Society at nine o'clock breakfast today
at her home in Pine street
All members of the Deborah Society
and Loyal Women. Oiivet Circle. OF the
Christian church are asked to meet in
the church basement at 80 Saturday
afternoon to attend in body the fun
eral of our Sister Howard's son. Glenn.
4-25-1 MRS. GRANT SEELEY. Sec.
About forty members Of the home
economies department of the Hammond