The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-16


and a letter from Miss Louise Carter
| Of Santa Anna, Central America. win
1 be read by Mrs. c.. w. Cantrau. Two
! harp selections, "Josephine' and The
| Rosary viii be given by Miss Mar ha
| Lund. ana a reading, Jeanne dare"
| by Mrs. Ruth Webster Cross. There
| will be a piano solo by Miss Jeanette
| Petrumith. a pupil Of Brooks House.
and the Ladies' Quartette. consisting
| OF Mrs. Dickson. Mrs Mann, Mrs.
Love and Mrs. Palmer viii sing
"Rockin' In the Wind" and "just
| Smile" A Japanese playlet will be
given by sixteen girls Of the Haywood
school in costume and Miss Julia Pet
| rik a pupil of Brooks House. VIII
give a vocal number. A good attend
ance IS expected.
Sewing Circle No. Of Immanuel
church viii meet with Mrs. Fred Die
trich at her home. AIS Bauer street.
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Beall ef Chicago is
| the house guest Of Miss Marie stout
for a few days.
The Wednesday Bridge Club viii be
entertained today by Mrs. Clarence
| Scott at her home in Chicago.
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The Ladies' Aid and Missionary So
cieties of the Pine Street Presbyterian
church win hold an all day meeting
| Thursday in the church parlors. A
| pot lack luncheon viii be Eserved al
noon and the ladies are to come pre-
pared to sew.
An enjoyable surprise party was
given last evening for w. d. Blac-
mire at the home Of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Blaemire. The
evening was spent with games ana
music. and In bunco the awards were
| given to Mrs. Richard Wiersema ami
| Miss Anne Cipek. A prettily appoint
ed course luncheon was served TO
twenty-five guests. and Mr.. Blaemire
was the recipient of a number Of use
full gifts together with the good
wishes of his friends.
The Misses Alice and Sarah Green
| berg entertained last evening at their
home on Michigan avenue in honor of
their sister. Mrs. B Kravitz Of Chi
| cage. Bunco was played at seven
tables and the honors were mace ny
Miss Jeanette Lemm and Miss Gussie
Taussig. A delicious three course
luncheon was served to thirty guests
among them several Chicago people
The North Side w c. t. U. viii
hold their all day meeting tomorrow
at the home of Mrs. William C0liett.
The day has been changed from Fri
day to Thursday. and all members
and their friends are Invited.
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Mrs. J. K. SRinson entertained the
members OF the Erthstane Club at
enc o'clock luncheon yesterday at her
home on Detroit street. A pleasant
social afternoon was enjoyed after
delicious luncheon. and the next
meeting will be held in two weeks ii
the home Of Mrs. J. @. Graves OF Car
roll street.
Mis- Marion Fenstefmaker very
pleasantly entertained a few friends
at her home on Condit street on Tues
day evening Games and music were
enjoyed, and an attractive luncheon
was served to fourteen guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kingwll u
New York City, who were the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. King
VIII of Ruth street for two weeks,
left Sunday for California. where
they will spend several months in
their winter home
Trinity League met in the church
pariors last night for their regular
monthly meeting, and the Nj ses Eve
lyn Parker and Gretchen Andree with
Herbert Borma nwere the hostesses
and host for the evening. After a
brief business meeting music ami
games We're enjoyed. after which
which dainty Refreshments were
served.
The children of the Lafayette school.
with the assistance Of the teac,.er
are going e siHe Play-T wn Festi-
val and Carnival tomorrow ana FrI-
day evenings al ha1f past seven
o'clock ia the school The vo,,rgyt..,..
make success Of the affair. ana a4t
the fFoLc nights. Tho cause of the
asle children working and playing
together ought to attend the school or
the mono nightsc. TIE cause of the
iete IS worthy in that the proceeds
"N1 rs ustu 20 advantage IN the in
n the seh"ol dnf the chfldreaa
~ dapi latlohs + % equip the
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