The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-19

"a IoAHk lAul-c III KnE OTlCe OK
the Cudahy Packing company rendered
q surprise patry to Mrs. Charles u
formerly OF the office, al her home on
Towle street on Friday evening.
Music and games were enjoyed, after
which a dainty course luncheon was
served to Mrs. jacques, the Cudahy
nurse. Miss Eleanor O'Brien. Miss
Mabel Vail of Hammond. Miss Frances
Murphy. Miss Hazel Reed OF Hese-
wisch. Miss Lillian Campbell, Miss
Mary Schriesbeak. Miss Marie Stumps
OF East Chicago and Miss Erma
Tioruask OF Hobart
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Donald qavit, who has been vaca-
ttoning for a week on the kankakee.
enjoying boating and fishing, has re-
turned home. He WAS with Judge
Ibach and Attorney J. X. Stlnson.
who have prolonged their stay. Mr..
Gavit has several FISH stories, some OF
them handed down.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Johnson OF
Michigan avenue entertained at din
ner yesterday in honor OF Mrs.
sons sister and her husband. Or. and
Mrs. J.. Mooren Of Chicago. A de-
lieious course dinner was served. the
table decorations very attractive with
the seasons flowers and candl light.
The guests were MT. and Mrs. w. B.
Fraser and con walter. Mrs. Helen
Ehlert. Mr.. and Mrs.. Walter Werner
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moore and
daughter Frances, all of Chicago, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Van Bruegen. Mr.. and
Mrs. William krug. Miss Mayme Will
ing, Mr.. Rudolph Werner. all OF Riv-
erdale, Mfr. and Mrs. Dan Gallagher
and daughter Alice Of East Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Prahlow. Miss
Esther n August Prahlow. Mrs. r.
H. Horn, Mr.. and Mrs A. r. See and
daughters Dorothy Virginia and
Mr.. Richard Holseh.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. J. Reiser OF State
street. Miss Ida Heckclman and Mr..
Ed Donaha OF Grow Point motored TO
Starved Rock for the weekend.
Miss Eleanor P-oppenhusen delight
fully entertained at a Kitchen shower
Saturday Afternoon in honor Of her
sister. Miss Caroline. who viii become
the bride Of Carl Bauer on September
"a. Bridge was played at four tables.
honors made by Miss Martha Lund and
Miss Esther Lund. Dainty refresh
ments were served. attsr which the
hostess brought to the bridt-to-be a
capacious laundry basket flled with
many beautiful and useful gifts from
Mrs. william S. Hutton. Mrs. Maurice
Iddings. Mrs. Fred Carter and the
Misses Helen johnson, Katherine
Oberlin. Kathryn Sharrer. Josephine
Krinbill. Wilma and Celia Bieker.
Marie and Eilnor Beckman. Esther and
Martha Lund. Dorothy Rohrer. Mar
garet Prize. Eleanor and Clara Pop
penhusen.
Mr.. n Mrs. Henry Ford and Mt.
and Mrs. r. l.. Williams motored 20
Elgin. Ill. Sunday where they were
fhey were the guests of friends for
the day.
A delegation OF Hammond W. .. r.
L. members attended the meetings or
the Flying Squadron at Gary yester-
day. There will he meetings. today
and tomorrow. the services being held
at the First NJ. E. church Of Gary at
half past two and half past seven.
The speakers yesterday we're the Hon
Frank s.. Regain of Rockford. Ill. and
Ut. u. Delgh CotNln OF New noTk
City. and their lectures were greatly
enjoyed By a larea and attentive audi
ence. Today the speakers will be
the Hon. Christopher r. Connolly OF
East Orange. n. J., and James H.
Noertendke OF Chicago. At the
Tuesday services tho speakers will he
the Hon. Oliver w. Stewart OF Chi
cago. who is chairman OF the Flying
Squadron and editor OF The inquirer"
Rev. Norma c. Brown Of Bloom
ineton. III. and Arthur F.. whitney OF
Columbus. o. The Hammond Centrnl
Union of the w. c. T. L. w-rc able
TO secure Rev. Brown to speak at 4
meeting of the w. c. T. u. tomorrow
afternoon to be held In the parlors OF
the First baptist church at three
o'clock. Rev. Brown ia an sccomp-
lished vocalist and reader and a fno