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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-30

On Friday and Saturday, Dec. 2-3. at the Park theatre the Se1wyns will offer this city an opportunity to see Florence Reed in ''The Mirage the play by Edgar Se1wyn which has been creating heated discussions in New York, where it has been drawing ca pacisy audiences to the Times Square theatre since last September.
 From the moment 'The Mirage"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-30

tunes, Mrs. Laurence Cornwall; candy and cigarettes, Mrs. Gerald Bry- ant; rehearsa1s, Mrs. Alvin c. Bruel; Chdldren's group, Mrs. Dudley Nor riSI
 The executive committee dnclud es Mrs. John Field. Mrs Kenneth Me- Neil and Miss Marjorie DeIxoss.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-30

sweeping command and keen sense of effect, which a powerful attack and an adept understanding of peda1ling enhanced. In Schunann's David cbundler" were striking contrasts, to- nal variety made the more vivid by lightning execution and by instantan- eous and constantly recurring change in tempo, and style. Debussy and some light waltzes served for a more yelled and suggestive tone painting and finally IIs1ts "Liebestraum" and "Po1anatse" for g1amorous tone and haring brtiEance by turn"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-30
Efficient Housekeeping
 By LAURA A. HERMAN.
REQUESTED RECIPES.

Some of my Reader Friends have written to ask me to print the HOLLOW
 Salmon Loaf-Open a can of saI- mon, free it from skin and bones. and cllap finely. Mix with it beaten eggs, 1 cup of fine bread crumbs, l tablespoon of chopped parsley eff you have it). tablespoon lemon juice, l tablespoon melted butter and salt and pepper to sui4 individual taste. Turn this mixture into a greased baking minutes.
 Thousand Island Salad Dressing Rub 1 hard-boiled egg through of finely chopped raw onion, 1 small cooked beet finely chopped. 1-2 cup of mayonnaise salad dressing, ta- blespoon chiH sauce put through a sieve, and 4 tablespoons of whipped cream. Chill before using. (Thfs is such a rich dressing that 1t is usually served with plain lettuce or romafne, no other ingredient being necessary in the salad. It Is especially dainty for a company meal.
 Easily Made Minoemeat (without brandy)-1 cup cooked and chopped beef, l cup seedless raisins, 1 cup dried curranks, IA cup shaved dftron, 1 cup brown sugar, 1-4 cup molasses, 9 cups chopped apples. 1 cup of the water in which the beef simmered,
  cinnamon, 1-4 teaspoon mace, 1-2 tea spoon cloves, the juice and grated rtnd Of 1 lemon and 1 orange, and 1 cup of boiled cider. Mix all these ingre- dients and cook them, all together. until the apples look transparent then cool before putting 1t into the pie crust. Or if you wish to store ts for future use, turn it, from the fire, into hot jelly glasses which have been boiled O minutes in clear water; seal with melted paraffine when cold. (One jelly glassful will fill 1 pie-crust)
 Clam Chowd der-Dice a two-inch- square piece of salt pork and fry 1t with large, sliced onions, then strain off the liquor. Gut the necks from the sofe parts of 1 quart of she1led clans and chop the necks finely. Cut $ large raw and pared potatoes into small pieces and put these potatoes together with the chopped clam necks. the pork Hquor, and 2 quarts pan 10 simmer for at least three hours. A half hour before serving time, add Boston crackers which have been broken small and soaked in 1-2 pint of milk. Ten minutes before serving, add the soft parts of the cIams. Thicken all this with a little four stirred to paste with sweet milk and, the very last thing, add l large cup Of hot, strained tomato juice. Un some parts of the country the addi- ton of the tomato juice is in disfavor 1 50 9he housewife may add it or not 1 as she wishes. Many people believe that it spells the clam flavor. Rhode Islanders, however, believe that s clam chowder is not clam ohowdel without it).
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-30
FINE MORAL PLAY
 AT ST. MARY'S

Few photoplays which have been shown in tflis city during the year have caused such a wealth of favor able criticism as has "The Blasphen- er," which was presented last night in St. Mary's hall on Pembroke street under the auspices of the Holy Name Society of that parish. There was an exceedingly large attendance yester- day, and clergymen were present from Hartford, New Haven and Waterbury. It is one of the finest moral plays yet depicted on the screen and was produced to celebrate the golden az- riversary of the Holy Name Society in the United States
 The play. however, does not deal entirely with religion, but has many tense and startling situations. There is a beautiful love theme portrayed throughout. Life is made up of tragedy, comedy, laughter and tears, all mingled in it's tangled skefn, and the story of '"The Blasphemer is transcript of life. It has a powerful plot with a wonderful lesson.
 then boil them 10 minutes in water to cover Drain off this water, cover the vegetable mixture with 3 cups or vinegar, add 1 cup sugar, tablespoon each of ground cinnamon and salt. and let boil 20 minutes, when It IS ready for the table. recommend this relish as the easiest to make and the most delicious.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-30

opened the doors of that playhouse last fall 1t became a sensation because of the tremendous moral 1t points and the revelation Of a certain phase of New York fife with which the average metrcpolite Is unfamiliar. The latter rsferenes me is a to tKpe N of, of promoters ploying women of questionable rep- utntion to use their wiles to assist them In putting over important bus- mess deals.
 portunity of assistance through "par- ties'' planned by the promo oters in question for the entertainment of prospective business associa.Ies who have come from other sections of the country to New York for the purpose of financfnG their projects. It is such a woman who is the heroine of MT. Sefwyn's graphic story.
 WEST END.
 Proving that he is verSatile and talented. William s. Hart comes to the West End theatre tonight in the role of an officer of the Royal North west Mounted Police, known far and wide as one of the most intrepid and indefatigable organizations in the 1 world. The picture Is "O'Malley of the Mounted" and in the title role MT. Hart has @ part that suits him down to the ground"
 It Is only in the beginning and end | that he appears in the familiar u1li- ror11 or the Canadian or Northwest | ern Mounted. For In the body of the ] story he Is dfsgulshed as purely western plainsman, while he pursues a murderer. How he finds him and then lets him escape, is the subject of gripping tale which will hold the l audience spell-bound by its suspense l and thrill.
 Eva Novak, who appeared opposite l MT. Hart in The Testing Block" Is again leading woman and there is an able company in support of the fa- nous star. The settings are splendid
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-11-11

Here Is the youngest colonel I'm the
United States army. The rules aud
regulations say that a colonel must be
over thirty. But what does little Miss
Uarda Brunette of New York care for
rules and regulations? Recently she
became honorary colonel Of the Sew
enty-seventh division, the ceremonies
being held on Governors island. The
Youngest colonel is throughout the
country known as child actress. She
will lead the New York parade of the
Seventy-seventh division on Armlstice
cay.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-11-11

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or livery living thing" with
Hunnphreys' r e m edies; in
English, French, Spanish, Port
UGuese or Gernan-mailed free.
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z. Worn. ,, Worm Fever
J. Coils, Cryi:G. WakefulneSs Of Infants
q. Din-rheh OF Children and adults
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8. Toothnchcs rGccachc Neuralgia
8. Headache, Sick Headache. Vertigo
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Is. Group, IIoarse Cough, Laryngtis
LA. Eczema, Eruptions
Is. Rheumatism, Lumbago
16. Fever snd Aaue. Malaria
IL. Piles, DliHd. Bleeding, Internal. External
10. Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in Lead
20. Whoopind Cough
21- Asthma, Oppressed. Difficult breathing
~. Disorders of the Kidneys
30 Urinary incontincnce
34. Sore Throat. Quinsy
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For sale by druggists everywhere.
HUMPHREYS HOMEO. ME0ICINE CO.,
corner William and Ann Streets. New York.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28
AT THE PARTHENON

''gEsrts muss be worn longer
T+dss - no Plea from . married man
s~ne makes Two pair of trousers last
ne yssr around 70 friend wife to
rfep buying new clothes so frequent
r; Sor 81 has nothing 20 do with time.
Il - a 71Rars from Paris ana has to do
with the zrnGth or ssocI1a@ which
slrsl BE- covered-or 1Incov eF eddy
crsperieE
Furors 90 sslch an effect hsve been
current bat IT. was not scceEsssd BY
N47- York as official nlmts1 Mrs. I4ydig
Ifoyt. ons Of the youngest at the rank
inx r71a4ronS Of Americans soci atty. con
Frued the tact on her return from FL
roo4 last suz1lrner Mrs Ttoyr Fad 2
particular INTEREST," 7n studying fash
lony on her trip for she made # For the
vrlress purpose OF buying gowns for
aer debut q motion picture actress.
50 in this society players screen de-
sat which takes place in supycFt ose
norma Talmadge ia The UAonderftli
rhing," tho Associated FIRST national
pictures attraction which ~ BEING
saovu at the Partlrenon theatre 20
3a1 and tomorrow, she wears gowns
and suits of the length which Ameri-
IAN women may expect to find IN an
me spring STYLES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28
Sen. WATSON
PRODUCESNEW
ACCUSATION
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Made
Against Former A.E.F.
Major

ftsg EMMA i2NSE NEWS 2ENhlAEf
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2S--The cl1srg =
NAT Lleut col. H E.. opie OF Staunteu-
" killed his orderly William Wool
vine in dug -out near She Argonne.
IN Octob@r. 1918, ms centaine-s n a
etter whfca Senator Watson. Demo
rat o. Georgis. today handed Senator
8ra1desee. Rsp1olicaa. of Eonzeeti-
cltt. chairman OF the committee iuves-
eating the Watson charges.
This IS TIE third killing or one Of
ais men tnat IS charged against 0pis.
who was. forTerfs- Naier m cu1a-
maud OF a Battalion Of the 116th In
,antry, Opie has already denied the
ether Two charges.
the third is maGe 10y Leuuuei G.
smith OF Marion. va. r forxuer sery-
cant Of company Ar OF Opie's battalion.
smith said he was decorated by the
French and the American severn
ments.
Z was con.maad n.g a detail compos-
ga OF Privatas goad Ellison. Lee COL
ans and William Aasaeew bringing IN
foar prisoners when we heard 3 shot
Iu q duEout" wrote smith
W entered and found William Wool
wine. opie's or1srl- lying dead The
loom vas stll full of smoke of the gun
and Opie was docking At the body He
old us hs had Killed " ooawin- and
ordered US To carry taa body CUT
according - SwV-u testimony =
adv given ~ Henry H. scott or Ken
more c. q subAro of Aaron. Scott
Jaw Opie Kill = sargaan1 who was
era@iing fn d. smell hole during n Battle
"a protect himself against smells and
a - = n,esSefsEer who refused 10 turn
ever 20 Opis - MESSAGE which tRe at
rsr desr sndeft 81 n1TT Gray son E
Withrow, 1915 Retreat ST. Baltimore.
Nd. has wrii tsa saying ne saw 0pfs
Kill the sHrxeast Scott referred 20. He
y L also testify
Watson denxzndsd today chat smith
and the three prlvates whom he has
named. oe stpnmoaed As witnesses
Watson also aszsrdef to tho committee
ire names Is Horace + Cook and
slsude Breeder OF Copington. Va. who
ae declares. y iaf testify they Jaw ohio
kl the sar~esi1r referred 60 bv Scott.
Watson further handed to. Brande-
gee = letter from John = Cannon. an
Attorney and former officer Of the
r.. r. whose address 5a1 I.lorsy
Bldg. Kansas F{ty. Mo and who
charges sbst q court mart fzI on WHICH
&c SAT sentenced 20 death negro
xhon he believed Innocent Cannon
abaTGed that the presiding officer OF
a1e court foreed cise vardiet OF con
viotion and refused 20 allow the negro
20 testify n lis own behalf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

Ia the matter Of the vacation os the
plat Of staDdish Woodland Addition g
Hessyille. Indiana.
To the Town Of Hessville Indiana
and the citizens thereof:
To the CITY Of Hammond Indiana
ana the citizens thereof
Notice is hereby given that the Il
3ersigned. Charles A y standish has
died his petition in the Lake Circuit
Court Of Lake County Indiana 10 ya-
cate the plat Of the entire subdivsi5a
or addition known IS Standish Wood
land Addition to HesSville now HIM
mond. Indiana. and said petition vii.
be heard and determined by satd La'e
Circuit Court at the Court Room 81 fhe
Court House At Crown Point, TIdis4
on the 10Th day Of January 1929
ten o'clock 81. M, or rs soor thereafl
81 the petition can Be heard
CHARLES y u. sTAN0LStr
Ibael. csvit stluson & Gav1t. Attys
f2eS.i
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28
COLORED MEN
IN BANDIT ACT

'stick 'em up' Keep en- NJ.
nrne YOUR dough
Police say LuciGs benson. colored,
W sIa Kenwood avenue, Missed that
~oFususud +uso sh. es~s ~ Nike Tn
sows<i and several Of his patrons in
ke's soft drink PaF.ior at 500 Ken
wood avenue. last nigh The held-
ap man got S55.
According 70 Mike the co4ored rob
scr entered the place a. 500 o m. and
tllrastiuE a Ensn into the facssr OF The
proprietor and mis- guests d E demand
ID all of them TO shell cut" The
>zsb register coughed up ten bucks
ard r-s customers wers rosSed or the
rest. said 7Efzs this morning
IRE rosbsr Sspspec1 vas arrested al
his n orne by detectives Einssle and
Singer and officers ETlenbaugh and
reoc1s.
Arrai gned in police court today
JclrzsIs benson rlaased not guilty.;
Tudge ELcty then bound MIN over to
he rrfnfnsI cours IN Bensts ~ IS e0G
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28
STOCK FOR STEEL
COMPANY EMPLOYEES

wv YORK;, Doc. 98-The Z s
Steel corporation announces that undo
its usual stock subscripcion plan en-
ploves would Be entitled 70 subseri -
To TOD. 9o0 shares common stock at price
OF $50 a share The Following state
ment was Issued IN accordance with
stock subscription plan herefofofe sdop-
ted the finance committee has decided
To offer 10 employees of the L. & Steel
Corporation and ~ subsidiaries priv
nesc OF sHbscrfbing 9uFiDg the month
Or Janusr> 1922. for 100000 shares a.
,omrnon stock ct price Of $50 pei
SHARE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28
WE'LL GIVE HIM
THE -. S. O

Police officer Adam F'unks hooch
hound "woof- woof" is due for another
decoration.
Last nieht ae was borrowed by off
ssr Schultz.
No sooner mad Schultz Lett the POI
ice starfou wfen "Woef woof- than
rhe dog Wiped toward the moon. he
armed a couple of soxHsrssults- zip
pad again and dashed DOWN Trunssr
boulevard
schultz followed
The .hootch" trail wrew hotter.
40 $50 BALTIMORE avenue the dog
fasEe3 into the ysrd schultz dashed
,4a-f ina dog and into the Nitchen.
THEE he goaud Alex Tanzu'a. Alex
e,a still ana several gallons ~
mash
E4e,ir be srsigned IN rh4 police eeurr
torIors-uw
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28

the plesssntest parties OF the holiday
season.
Mr.. and Mrs Harr, Hart Of Chica-
20. and NJ and Mrs.. wilbur Hart and
children OF Dlxon. I'll. were entertain
rd in the horne u Milton e. Hart on
Christmas Dan
the Machacek home "a Court ST.
has been anarantiped this week
daughter Mss Helen having been tax
en- sick with diphtheria on Saturday
Miss Helen j. employed in the local
telephone exchange.
Miss E.ernice Hoffman who has been
Employed at the Nicholson Hat SHOP
for the past few months is going 90
chicago shortly 40 work al the Gage
Bros whoJesalo millinery 80 learn the
attest styles IN millinery for The spring
season.
Harry Houk Of Butte Montana. ar
rived in crown Point today TO Be with
his mother Mrs. Jacob Houk for a sew
eraI weeks visit AIr Houk is a sue
cessful shoe merchant % rhfs CROWNS
western city
The crown Point Iids owe . vote OF
thanks to county Auditor George N.
Poland 60 sheriff Hut Oids and Sc
eral othcr County officials for their
attempt to get skating rink in readi-
ness for their use during the Xmas re-
cess The above named worked very
atrenuousiy all day TUESDAY with this
end ia viaw and after repeated fail
lres to get pnrt Of the Fair Ground
flooded They were SnccesIful on
Wednesday,
Mr.. and AIRS. David Nancy and two
daughters Ida May and Ann and son
David. are spending II few days With
relatives Winnitka, III
Misses Charlotte Wheeler and Hazel
IIitborn are IN Cnicago TODAY attend
ins mstinee performance of The
Rronze Woman starring Margaret
Angliu
Ar and Mr- ghalle- johnson ana
son Charles were eatertained by Mr.
and Mrs Herbert Johnson ga MAS
day
\ bebv girl was born "a NJ and
Mrs. " = whitehead on Christmas
day
Mr. and Mrs Emmert clymer and
Earl Cole we're in chicago on Christ
mas DAY with Mt and Mrs Evan Co5c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28
NV nARRlAen LICENSES

Chauncey MeClasker Gary. Rose
CsvenseSzh- Chicago Levi - LEONARD.
Chicago Margsrcl j. MeElros Whit
in&; Henr, O. Anderson. Hammond.
Emma c. He's. hammond Leonard
Williams, Gary, Lacy Eagg. cary.
James II. Johnson, Pittsnoro. Iud Clar
Zee Hacknlau East chicago. Harold Z
Walter. Merr.Flvite clara ~ Cserisch
uerriliville Ind: virgil =. Der, GERS.
Gary Alice crowley. Gary Raymond
g.. 1-avinc- Caicsso. Josephine :. Tai
eFowich. Heinmond: Fred COS. She
hy. Geneviev~ Tsyior. shelby; clsrenee
T. Nter East chicago. Virginia \.
Feurst. East Ghie*go, Bertrum Afovel.
snelby. Frances T. MeCoNey. Crown
Point. Charles Scott. Gary. Mite Poole
Gars Bob ksrich. Gary. Emma. Kern.
Gsry slava Pcrcias. Hammond 10
Thereaa perEieh. Ham'nonds Harold
W Lote. Edith Grieset- shelby. Filfp
kaD inclns. Gary. May Badosmac. Sc
Gary
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28
Gas Around
Your
Heart?

Don't delay 20 right over TO the
nearest drug store and gel a package of
the gl1uiile Baalmann s Gss-Tsblets
take them az directed. and feel the inn
mediate beneficial results.
II viii surprise you ana you VIII feel
grateful to have received such benefit
You will sleep better. you can breathe
castor. your nervousness WIFI disappear
and best Of al II Viii calm seur ex-
citabfe heart
BaaImsuu's f;as-Tablcfs IN the yellow
pa c.agc are for sale bs Summers Phar-
macy and All leading DRUGGISTS Price.
one dollar. J Baalmanns Chemist. san
I'ranci sod 4.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28

and II you have any doubts in your
mind OF the magnitude OF this enter
prise, see the parade ON Saturday ar
ternoon, and we feel sure that they
couldn't keep you away from the
Temple with a shot gun
Start Muenioh and Ann street north
TO State, esst on State to Hohraan-
south on Holman 70 Stbtey east on
Sibley to Oakley. north on Oakley ~
State, west on state &c Holman. south
on Holman 20 Muenlch court
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28

betting the occasion that II costs 10
build the average circus When TAX
en- into consideration thar such stars
Madame Bedint with her world
famed $4,000 troupe Of blue biooded
stations. the seven Tszerne Arab
Troupe. the O'Kura japanese, the Mar
Vicious Mills the parrnento Acrobats.
the Howard Sisters and to clap the
climax the greatest herd OF perform
ing elephants trve IN NUMBER in the
circns world. We say It's come CIRCUS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28
NEW YEARS EVE.

Tl1s Gerrnsu Beneficial Union Dis
tr$ct Ssg- viii give Christmas and
New Years ceEeb-asion Saturday. Dec.
81, p m at Cerneanis Club House.
corner sohl and India44.a ave Christ
mas program. reseuts for The chill
dren dancing ana singing Excellent
German New Years lunch Wal be
served. Joln making Merry Sew
Years @w~ Ig-eS-4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28
CHARGE THIRD KILLING AGAINST LIEUT. COLONEL 0PIE

al 50; medium wstght. 1875. light
weight, 81 20
CyATTLE-R4cefpts 4090. market
strong TO 2sc higher Choice and
prime, SO 75a7I0. coUs. s325. veal
calves Digit mandy eejghtN 81 cog
8 "a
SHEEP Receipts l.0aa market.
fat classes GENERALLY steady; feeders.
35c higher. Lambs "a lbs DOWN.
$40. 500fl.25 lambs culls and com
mon, sS. 0oQI925
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28

Please dan't Forget the big Christ
mss and View Years celebration given
BY tHs Sasa serbund FideIt1 at Unity
HAIL next Sunday, Jan. lst, 79e p. m.
12.27:2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28
LIVE LOCAL
NEWS ADS"
Wsssey's PleatIng Shop

E.MRROIDERLHG, STAMPING. HEN
STITCHING. BUTTON HOLE
BUTTON COVERING. BRAIDEEGs
RUCHING, FANCY STITCHING.
OIL STATE STREET, PHONE HAM
MOND ga
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28
Crown Point

Tae n clIb are giving q private
dancing Ba@.y 80 the Masonic Temple
on THURSDAY night. Haw kins Of Gary
wilt furnish the musical inspiration.
end the party promises to be one Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28

A rig Christmas tree and lots OF
presents awaits Tire, children Of our
friends next Sunday a. Gnity Halt
12:e7-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28

dinner on Christmas Day Mr.. Mac
Donald was en- route for Boston and
with his frieads had a delightful time
with the Fenrmans
Attorney and Mrs. Jesse Everett
Wilson and children. lane, CAN and
WATSON. % Highland street spent
Christmas with Mrs J. N Wasson and
VII and Mrs. hudson J Hunt Of Rens-
selaee
Mrs Susan Nandcrhoof OF WARREN
street announces the Enlargement or
her daughter Isabel, TO Derrick len
nings Of Gary. The wedding date has
not been set.
-
Mrs Ira D. Powell sf East Sibley
street j. entertaining her mother. Mrs
Wilson and nephew. Robert Flanagan.
over the HOLIDAYS
-, .r,,oea- ,S-t,;ar sta,e,. ana
49,. -. -,
-. 81 - -
-, -. .,,, r..tt,l.,,-. -
- - -. IN
- -
- -.
,,.s'. -,
- -
On
Miss Anna kelhh@E1 ueil2httutA ga
tert%iAed tue girls OF the 81 T. elVo
her home ca Murray street The hv-
ing room was heau0itulil adorned "'eH
SPRAY of holly and mistietoe' ana a
brilliantly lighted Christmas tree rae
lated good cheer With TFackfihe 'o2
carefully plsuned an evening OF pleas
ure. and the guests We're delighted
with the novel games and contests in
rreduced E4onors were awarded Miss
Helen Betonie. Miss Louise krumrei
An elaborate and delicious course
luncheon was served W. the dining
ROOM where the festive decorations
were in evidence. The sueSts Of the
club Par the evening were Miss
Dorothy UlIrici1. Miss Martha and MISS
Elizs beth Rsza. THs ctut will be en-
tsreained ga tuesday evening by Miss
Elizabeth Kuhn and Miss Ftieda De-
Rolf At eh@ Eaters home
.
Herbert Mites snc ri, fizneee. Miss
Harrfet Eaddosv both &C Indianapolis.
returned to Indianapolis last evening"
after havfnx~ sr,evt several days with
Mt MILES r4srants. Mr. and Mrs
:. IrrIltes OF Sheffield avenue. and
I enjoying Christmas dinner with them
Mrs j. r sfyers. who Was badly
hlurr fast Friday evening when she
feIl down the slippery steps Of hc1
apartment On warren street. j. slowly
Improving.
-
/ 0 give a dinner dance this evening ina
the Lpndora Hotel for the members
and their guests The dinner VIII he
/ served IN a private dinir. room
Nfse Tjeri,a powell. a charming aul
aocouorlisF1..d vetine gadv or Moore's
rs-- raia.., ~o.r e-,A,sr sff.rtef,,,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28
Hammond Musical College

Piano, Voice. Violin. Public Speak =
ing CEeIsIs. Banjo. h&ndoEsn. GuitAz,
Dsaseins, Dramatic Art. ia-I
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28

Everybody will afserd the big New
Years HatI givs-a by rhe Saens erin nd
FTdels at Unity Hall Sunday. Jan Ist
7S0 n m I2-27-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28
CIRCUS
FOR HAMMOND

econtlnuea from Page one)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28

{OGS Receipts 23.0e0 Bulk 5, 10
as %: TOP. So . .heav5w ght 3 ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28

Mr. and Mrs wSrfssnn r. Fehrruza Of
William street enter Gained Mrs. Eehr-
mans brother. John Macdonald OF In