The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-01
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL NEWS

Miles ste ndiSh or Detroit, Mtch.s was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. v. s. Reiter
of South Holman street and Mr.. and
Mrs Julius Meyn OF Glendale Park on
Saturday.
charming Halloween and mas
queTade party was given by the Edi-
SON school last evening in the school
assembly room There were some
beautiful costumes. and Miss Elisabeth
Van WiIiken won the first prize. an
1isite white cnamelled sewing bas-
4ef ,4~ I~s. Sevta Browning was
tae second prize. Games and
1us.- we're enjcyed. after which pic
nj luncheon was served. A most de-
llghtfHl evening was spent.
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Tho third division of tho First NJ. e.
Church Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
Julius Dunsing. Io7 Carroll street. to-
morrow afternoon at half past two
o'clock. AL the members ere urged
- be present.
Hiss Dolores Ross delightfully."- en-
tcr,sined host of friends at a mask
Hallowe en- party on Saturday evening
AT her home or Truman boulevard
The house was beautifully decorated
with Jack-o-lanterns, corn shocks and
a nd the prizes received by Mrs. Ches-
ter Van over and Mr.. Henner Hoffman.
At twelve o'clock at daiBtily appointed
luncheon In prettily decorated bas-
ketS was served to Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Robbins. Nj. and Mrs Edgar Sohl.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Chester Van Over, Mr..
and Mrs. Earle Kemp, Mr. and Mrs.
FLOYD Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Renner
Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph. Mr..
and Trs Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Ross, sons Raymond and Herbert, Miss
Clara Leary. Miss Rose Knoege ana
Otto Berg. Miss Hazel Brown and |
Everett Ellison, Miss Dorothea Joseph |
and John Ross. Miss Euhia Denton and |
Walter Joseph, Miss Hazel Smith and |
Peter Broms Miss Florence Brown and |
Edward DAILY. Miss Dolores Ross and |
Herbert I.aAbO8n. a NEST delightful !
evening was enjoyed by everybody.
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A del ylltfu1 surprise party was Civ |
en- Sunday evening in honor of Miss |
Adelia Maday, who will leave shortly |
for California, at her home. The |
guests. number of Chicago friends !
enjoyed games and dancing, and Miss |
Ant ainette Frankowski gave several |
pretty vocal selections. Miss Maday |
ives presented with handsome quilt |
Cd japanese house coat az a farewell |
git, afetr which a delicious course |
luncheon as served.
Miss opal Robinson OF Gary and |
Bliss " tile Rohde were the guests OF /
Miss a Kanet OF Oak Park at a /
4faliow party on Saturday evening. |
The aozus economies department OF |
the Ha1reui Woman's Club will meet |
o tth OF November. instead OF |
as half past one o'clock in |
h ION school. when Miss |
Purdue University viii |
esreer-r and give Instructions for /
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nary wilson, little daugh-
ee SO w. Wilson. returned |
so after spending several |
house guest of her grand |
les II. Wilson. and her
airy Elizabeth Wilson, of |
Miss Rosemary enjoyed |
= vacation.
2oosters are going TO give a
It the Country Club Thursday
nd Mrs. Robert Zarndt of West
street announce the birth of
daughter on Saturday morning,
9ber %.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Hyde
ark n. E. church will meet with
Mrs Earl Sailors. 1912 Van Buren, St.
wsdr 4sday afternoon at two o'clock.
4 large attendance is desired.
A pleasant surprise party was Civ
,fv,cr In ,f II
and Mrs. L. Suckers twenty fifth
wedding anniversary. at their home on
Ger Ill street. Music, cards and games
enjoyed. and honors were award
/. sfr ard Mrs @tocker, Miss NJ.
1Telaar ard Nj. z, lehman. A pref
lily appointed course luncheon was
served to twenty-six guests, during
which hearty congratulations and
good wishes were extended the honor
guests.
SIR. and Mrs. II. II. Gage OF Webb |
street delightfully."- entertained thirty
guests at Halloween party. en- mas
cue. at their home on Friday evening.
The rooms were artistically decorated
n autumn leaves and appropriate
coiors and music and games were en-
joyed. delicious luncheon was serv-
ed the hostess.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Crist are
visiting with Mr.. Crisis mother at her
home in Rochester. Ind, for few
days.
Mrs. Edward L. Young will enter L
tain the Kappa Delta Gsmmas at hIl
home on Harrison street this evening. Il
Mrs. Thomas Jordan of GARFIELD Il
street left this morning for Davenport.
Ia, where she viii undergo diagnosis
and treatment In the Palmer School of Il
Chiropractic. Mrs. Jordan is very II
hopeful that her condition viii rapidly Il
improve during her stay in tho clinic.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Cen
fenary NJ E. church viii meet tomor-
row FOR an all day meeting in the par
Tors of the church. A good attendance
is desired.
Miss Yetta Greenberg prettily en-
tertaIaed at Halloween party at her
home on Michigan avenue last even
ing Attractive decorations of the