The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-19

son were the hostesses at the annual
Christmas party of the Art department
OF the Hammond Wornan's Club last
evening at the home OF Mrs. Leary.
There were about forty guests present
and most pleasant evening was passed
with games and music. Eice prizes were
awarded 10 the winners in the games.
who were Mrs. r. b. Powley. Mrs. J.
Fox. and Mrs. ]. Kelly There was
Christmas grab bag. which was very
much enjoyed. after which the hostesses
served refreshments.
Miss Mildred Emerine who is senior
at western College. oxford. Ohio. is home
to spend the holidays with her mother,
Mrs. u. Emerine.
The Francis willard W. C. T. r. met
at the home of Mrs. J. Camp for the reg
| ular meeting yesterday. During the So
cial hour they planned several Christmas
baskets to y given out for Christmas.
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| Miss Hazel Wiltsee. who is attending
Michigan University. is coming home
today to spend the holidays.
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| Mrs. Olive Bel6en Lewis stopped in
Hammond for a day on her way home
to Indianapolis after two weeks of or
ganizing for the Equal Franchise League
and citizenship classes in the Tenth dis
trict of Indiana
The entertainment given by the Par
! Teachers Club of West Hammond at
( the Wentworth school was very success
ful. There were about 500 children in
attendance and each child was given a
sack of candy and an apple from the
Christmas tree. The second and third
grades gave a very pleasing entertain
ment. A. J. Deever OF Chicago gave an
address and also o. w Glamor. the
principal of Wentworth, gave an inter
esting talk.
Mrs. T. IT. Thompson. $50 State Line
received word that her daughter Mrs
Percy Coombs. has a fine baby boy. born
Dec. 18th Mrs. Coomhs was Miss Alma
Leikel of Hammond and now lives in
Haith. Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Quinn. Of sos
Douglas ave, celebrated their twenty
NTH wedding anniversary at q seven
O'Clock dinner at their home last even
ing. The evening was very pleasantly
passed with cards and music. Covers
were laid for the following. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vim. Herbst and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martens, Mr.. and Mrs. zarndts and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. August Koehler and
daughter Esther. Mrs. Jul Koehier and
family. Mr.. william Grutznache-. Mrs.
Fred Gumm and son August of Iowa
Mrs. VIM QUINN and daughter Gertrude
of Iowa. Altogether It was a very happy
and successful party.
The F. E. @. Club was very pleasantly
entertained by Miss Ethel jacobson Of
Gostlin ST. last evening at The club
Christmas party. The evening was spent
in playing Coolies: Miss Edith Ruther-
ford hold the highest score and Miss
Clara Sass the consolation. After the
cards they had the grab bag and there
wera many beautiful gifts. Covers were
laid in the dining room for fourteen
guests and q prettily arranged Christmas
] neon was served. The next meeting
VIII occur IN two weeks with Miss Anna
Sass Of Murray St
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Boucher, 81 Plum |
mer ave. are the happy parents of a
baby girl born yesterday
The F7eur dc Lis Club met with Mrs.
e. A. Hilrner Of Forsythe ave. yestor-
day for one o'clock luncheon Mrs.
HIlmer was the recipient Of some beauti-
full cut glass sherbert glasses in honor
OF her birthday. which was presented to |
her by the club members. An elaborate |
four-course luncheon was served and the |
afternoon was very pleasantly spent with
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DANES Z. A Griswold. c. Wolf, Roy Mil
Ter. z A. Westerman. Barker and s.
Krisker.
Mrs Edward Peters OF DuPree, South |
Dakota, and her brother Charles Ruschli |
arrived Wednesday night TO spend the |
holidays with their mother. Mrs. Ann
Ruschli. OF 81 Elizabeth st.
William Pierce and Richard Tinkharn.
who are attending Michigan University. |
are expected home today
Miss Gladys Bell rs entertaining az an
afternoon party for Mrs Robert Mott.
a bride Of this week. and Miss Mabel |
Fodder. who Will be married after the
first of the year TO Roland stinson. son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. X Stinson of Hob |
man st.
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The Woman's Union Of the First Bap-
list church met at the home of Mrs. Giles
Warner on Carroll st, yesterday after |
noon. The contata. The Star OF Bethle- |
hem. was given as planned and very
much enjoyed and appreciated Mrs.
Lickider ana Miss Adele Dunbar were
not present as had been planned, but
the program continued very nicely ex-
cspt for these two omissions. Refresh
ments we're served by the days commit
tee Mrs. S. Gordon. Mrs. b Gabler Mrs.