The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-15


A delightful surprise party was Civ
en- last evening in honor If Airs. James
Burns al her home on Logan street
when a number Of friends came 70
h-;p her celebrate her birthday ami
verssry Music ard games we're en-
1oyed and prizes were given to Mrs.
Geiger and Mrs. Norman. after which
. dainty and delicious three-cour e
luncheon MAS served twenty-eigh
ladies and children. Good wishes a.
plenty and pretty gifts were heaped
on the guest If honor.
Miss Margaret DeGoIer Lampren.
dGue liter or MFR. and Mrs. Herbert A.
Lonipreil OF Webb street, VIII return
home this evening to spend the holi-
days with her parents Miss L mprel
has been attending the Nhi ney
School OF Platform Art in Boston
Mass, tor the past year.
Mrs. II. II. JeWett viii entertain
the F.. Z. Q. Clu tonight at a Christ
mas party NJ her home on Waltham
street.
\ Champion Wrestler. with mind
aims. will be treated by Rabbi Julius
Rappaport in his sermon on Friday
night, December tae sixteenth at eight
o'clock, in the on Sibley
street. Mrs. Arthur J.. Weiss viii he
in charge of the music and Miss s
Benson Of Chicago viii lead in the
song service. rhe history class. which
has created a great amount of inter-.
WIN meet Immediately after the ser
non On Sunday, December the twen-
ty-Hfth. Chanuecah or the Feast of
Lights will be celebrated in the even
ins. in NC of the Maccsbean
vars. The history of the day Will b.
presented by the children OF the re
lisious school in a grand pageant. ans
the Wonan's Society. representing the
Jewish women of Hammond. viii give
each child an appropriate token II
eonnlemoraticn Of the celebration.
Mrs, Peter C~fumpackcr will enter
tain the ladies Of the Marquette Club
tomorrow at a one O'Clock luncheon az
aer home on Webb street.
Rev. Dayton Up-To-Date." a snappy
little drama. was presented last even
ing in the Hyde Park NJ. e. church
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society. A capacity house enj yed the
cleverness OF the home talent play i'm
mensely. due TO the expert direction Of
s,uth Webster Cross, dramatic art IN
structor in the hammond Musical Col
lege, to Mrs. Anna Mae Wells, must
cal a-ccompanist. and TO DR.. J.. Arthur
Davis. under whose able supervision
The orchestral numbers were especial
~ refreshing. d. The play viii be pre-
sented again on Friday evening, hen
a full house will doubtless witness and
entoy The. entertainments.
Miss Lucille Chapman. the adored
teacher Of the first grade children IN
the Lafayette school. took her young
charges to visit the good-natured AMI
jovisI Santa Claus. monarch omntpo-
tent o, Toy Town in Minas' store To-
day. santa laughed and smiled ana
nodded to the curious and hopeful lit
tie faces that surrounded his throne.
and promised each good child that ne
or. she would get something very nice
at Christmas time.
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Mrs. o. A. Krinbiu c~harminsly en-
terfsined the ladies OF the Tuesday A.
ternoou Bridge Club at a one o'clock
luncheon at her home on Warren
street. Quantities of brilliant holly
and a number of small Christmas trees
were in the rooms. AMI a delicious
luncheon was served at the tables.
Honors were made by Mrs. Krinhill
and Mrs. George Hannauer. The
guests for the afternoon were Mrs II
E Sharer and Mrs. NJ. D. stewart
So
The Parents-Teachers Association OF
est Hammond will have a home bake
sale on Saturday, December seven
teenth, beginning al nine o'clock in
the morning in J. J. tufts ardw arc
store.
Miss Rosemary Harris entertained the
d. II. of r.. T. Club at her home on
highland street asst ev ning, and after
? business meeting bunco was played.
Honors were made By Miss Gustie
TaussIg and Miss Anna Marcus and the
guest prize was given hy Miss Diana
Rappaport. An attractive luncheon
was served by the hostess. Miss NOBLE
Krieger win entertain the club on New
Years Eve at q watch par.y.
Mr.. j. e. Myers cleverly contrived
a surprise party IN np1cf OF MS VIE
birthday last evening and invited q
number of friends TO their home or
Warren street. Cards and music were
enjoyed and honors in bridge were
made by Miss Esther Lund and Mrs
Charles Nelson. Dainty Refreshments
were served. and everybody EXTENDED 20
Mrs. Myers his heartiest wishes for
many happy returns of the day.
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The boys and girls of the Columbia
school. with the assistance Of then
mothers and the faculty of the school
have placed on exhibition a large va
ricty of doll clothes that Is said to be
very good. together with o number OF
shows" presented by the different
grades. and booths Of horne baked
things. CONNECTIONS and toothsome
dsinties. This fair vii be presented
tomorrow evening in the school. and a
large attendance is expected to max
IL - real success.
Mrs. Lo@eDh Th0rpGau will enter