The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-29
mERn1r4. cIfn PANTY


Never before ia the city II Ham-
mopd has ST. much interest hern taken
n AZ afTsir as that taken nv liam
laond'a Souapes 7cf q fhe asrmlrs
V4nh se&and aupua& cabaret dinner
dance which KS 70 y" neld a. the
"eautifal Lyaa ia Hotel New Years
Eve.
The parts beIa last year haying
proved SueA wonderful success il
mas heen taesd ~ to The press.lt
date Fhe committee 81 whom p 81.
Winters ! chairman and A. .. Thorn
ton assistant chairman have BEEN esle-
TICS forth every eGorf to bring ABOUT
the success II this affair and party
ot fun and fvolic that the memories
- viii long be remembered hy tha
guests " no are - be present. EIav-
tns completed arrangements the ciut
- assured thare viii he nothing miss
ins that S needed g. make id one of
ere most wond srfuI events Of its ma
tUre ever held "a this vicinity and y
is needless 20 say IL very enjoyable
evening wsN DO had by those VINO arc
fortunate enough 70 attend.
Plans were arranged for party of
one hundred couples but owing 10 al
dlt!anal requests same had TO be ex-
terds3 70 one hundred and rGty
couples and thus fer reservations aa@e
heen made FOR enc hundred and thirty
FIVE selected guests.
The grand march viii take place a.
nine-tAirty p. m and dancing viii
continue until ten-thirty p. m. at
which time a special arranged six
course diuuer viii BIZ served drrinE
which entertainment Viii he furnished
ey professional artists naming Mat
INlien who needs no introduction ~
Hammond. Carnaletta Bronson, form
erly II the Green Mil1 Garden. sedoir
5talatto an Italian opera singer ana
others
Al the approach OF midnight favofs
~ many varieties viii 81 distributed
tp she guests and The Ola year BIZ
farewell ana the Nav Year welcomed
amid the gaye;y - pretty party.
Dancing viii resume 20 the strains
Of music furnished by an orchestra
composed OF former Purdue universsty
Players now playing at the University
club e Gary under the name or the
c orchestra Nj. II Hawkins.
former leader OF the Purdue orchestra.
VIII perform on the piano.
VT. and 1vs = J, Mayer or Eliza
beth street are entertaining the Il. a.
4. this evening a. six O'Clock
>
The Hammond Zionist club w1u
hold its regular meeting THURSDAY
evening az eight oiclocS sharp. when
Or. E'reelandar and Mr.. Mzrshak Or
New York will lecture and stereopti-
can views % Palestine will be shown.
The puolie ts cordially invited To a.
tend
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- mich vas to lave met this week las
been postponed until January SIN.
when they VIA rect ar the home q
Mrs. +. ;. Murphy Of 30 Goetlin
street,
Tho chi Mu Jammas viii meet to-
morrow evening at tile homo CT Miss
Flrs mia Bauwens on Holman street.
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AIRS. \. 2. Lort who has been N
Hammond for the past two weeks
with her sister Mrs. J. y. SnR}ley Is
turning 70 he- home IN Toiedo to-
day.
The Eaeeting whlch was to have b.en
the Christmas party of thu 81. PauEs
Walther League on Thursday az this
week hiss been cancelled ana they
party Consequently they VIII net
meet Until the regular time which
the drsg Thursday. January Q.
Roswell Osborne. who has been Wis
ting friends IN Hammond for the past
few days left this morning for kals-
oaxoo, where he w4ll Join his mother
ard they will return 10 their home IN
Rutland. Vermont. together. Mrs Ds-
borne had intended making a visit hare
hsfore returning but on account OF the
Illness u her mother IA KaiaInazoa
Sha was unable to DO So,
hammond Chapter O. ~ z. s. closed
ehe years work Tuesday at the Ma
sonic Temple with tho afternoon aAg
candidates were initiated in the after
noon. Theodore Moora very ably pre-
sided at the organ and also furnished
several vocal numbers. Dinner was
serN ed at $50 in the banquet room
complimentary 10 al Eastern Star
members Mrs VIM. StarEsmsn ana
Mrs. Josephine Skinner were in
charge. The evening session was
called TO order at ?. m. With ~ery
large attendance OF members. The
work az comforting the degrees upon
large csass 81 candidates was ex-
eYuplIfed ia a very Impressive nanner
Mics Day Mslo presiding at tie organ
and Mrs. Lillian Thompson rendering
several vocal solos. pleasing feature
Of the evening was the presentation OF
she gifts. Mrs. Ida. Hacfe-, the retir-
ing worthy matron was presented
With q hand painted howl the GIFT o.
the officers or 1920 snd Vas congratu-
lated on her very successfpl year. Mvs.
Hasfsr prasented aach oe her sLMseen