The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-30
Personal and
Social News

I Alpha Ria Vita Club last night for
business meeting. Games were play
ed and the prizes were won by Miss
Alice Blockie, guest, and Miss Ida
Taussig. prettily appointed lunch
con was served to twelve members.
| and the next meeting Will be held in
two weeks. December 18th. at the
home OF the Misses Taussis on Webb
| street.
Don't forget the Xmas sale given at
Immanuers church hall on East Sib-
| ley street beginning Thursday after
| noon at 2 o'clock. Quilts, aprons.
fancy work and numerous other things
to be on sale. 1901
Mrs. FL. w. Roberts of Truman
boulevard left with her sister. Mrs.
Arthur Chalmers of Chicago. TO see
her mother, Mrs. Adeline Dick Of
Goodland, Ind, who is very i'll.
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The fifth division OF the Ladies' Aid
Society OF the First NJ. F. church will
| meet with Mrs. o. b. Porter at her
home. 4s3 May street. tomorrow after
noon at two o'clock.
Paul Miller and Norman Rearic both
students at Ohio Northern University.
who recently spent anksgiving and
| the Weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
| Joseph Thompson OF Highland street
| left yesterday for school to resume
| their studies.
Mr.. Raymond +. Clifton. who re-
Gently sustained injuries In an auto
| mobile accident here, is convalesclng
| nicely at the home of Mr. and Mrs
ohm A. Gavit OF Hyslop Place
The members OF the F. u ~ Club
and their guests met last evening at
| the home OF Miss Mary Ruch OF Tru-
man avenue. and delightful time
ensued. Games were played and Miss
Leota Halaburt read very clever and
merry prophecy Of her own compost
ton wherein were told the futures of
each one of the guests. Dancing was
enjoyed and Mr.. Charles Patton pre-
sented some excellent piano selections.
The hostess served a daintily appoint
ed luncheon TO twenty guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Prendergast an
nounce the birth OF a little daughter.
Patricia June. on Sunday, November
81.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF St. Paul's
Lutheran church will meet for a
cial gathering tomorrow afternoon at
half past two o'clock at the church
hall.
The pupils of the Riverside school.
| assisted by the Parents Club. Will give
an entertainment and bazaar at the
| cernber second. at half past seven
o'clock. The entertainment, consist
ing of number OF separate attrac-
| lions. is called THE Frolics OF 1921"
and the pupils and teachers have
| worked very hard to make it a sue
cess. The parents, with a splendid
spirit of Co operation. are contribut-
| ing the bazaar, with which they hope
to add greatly to the proceeds o. the
entertainment. All who attend viii
be furnished an evening OF fun and
viii assist materially in helping the
school to purchase necessary equip
ment.
St. Johns Lutheran church of West
| Hammond will hold a bazaar tonight
All kinds OF fancy work. aprons. fudge
and taffy apples. cake and coffee will
be on sale. Everybody is welcome.
The Central w. C. T. u will have
a called meeting tomorrow night at the
Court House at eight O'clock. when
Miss Jennie Bewsey. OF the Brooks
| House will be speaker and explain
tho clinic that is to be held here I'M
der the state supervision on December
| 18th and 18th in the Court House The
| ladies will be asked to help in the
work, since about sixty women will
| be needed TO assist in the activities.
| The executive board OF the Ham
| nond Woman's Club will meet en-
| Thursday evening at half past seven
o'clock at the home of Mrs. D. J.
| Moran. the president.
| Mrs. Summer w. Deuel. Of Douglas
| avenue has returned from ST. Charles
| Hospital in Aurora, ILL.,. where she
| underwent a serious operation Ave
her niece. Miss Constance Phillips of
| Kansas City, Mo-. and she is con-
valescing nicely.
| Mrs. Conan Scott is entertaining at
| a luncheon today ct her home on
| Elizabeth street.
Liberty Camp of Royal Neighbors.
No. s4s7. will meet tomorrow evening
for regular meeting in the new hall
at 295 State street. Election of off