The Lake County times., 1921-10-29
SOCIAL

OksllSSsy S::
r. H. McHi. left this morning In
his Marmon for Champaign. Ill. where
he vii be the guest Of his daughter
Miss Margaret, over the weekend and
for Dads Day" Great things have
been planned for the fathers who come
~ visit their sons an4 daughters for
this day.
Mrs. Lawrence Cox delightfully."- en-
tertained the members Of the Mar
cuette Club yesterday at a one o'clock
luncheon at her home on south Hoh-
man street. delicious course lunch
con was served at six tables. prettily
decorated with pink and white chrys-
anthsunums. candles and tallies There
we're five tables OF bridge the tronors
being made by Mrs. T. f Bell and
Mrs. J. G. Ibach. Sr.. and the guest
prizs was awarded Mrs w B Con-
key. The guests OF the club were
Mrs. T r. Tennant. Mrs Conkey.
Mrs. ]. H. McClay. Mrs. r O. winck-
lsr. Mrs. F. c. Crumpacker and Mrs.
Charles Dyer.
Mrs. Frank Letz OF sibley street
has been honored by having some of
her work done for the Allan Ceramic
Art Club OF the Art institute. Chica 20,
put on exhibition there from Novem-
her to November 27. Some OF the
finest painters of china in Chicago are
members Of this club, and Mrs. Letz,
who Is a councillor. has done some
SatsuTna end grey Sedji work that Is
considered TO be very fine. The work
consists OF the conventional ornament
On porcelain surfaces. and IS recogniz
cd as the correct form OF decoration
for china. There will be a great
many other exhibits there. all of them
excellent pieces OF color and design
blending.
Miss Reaa Schiesingsr OF Highland
street fs spending the weekend with
her sister, Mrs. Harry sehg of Lyon
ier. Ind.
Mrs. Clarence Graves entertained
the North Side W. c. T. q. yesterday
afternoon at her home on Elm street.
There was a good attendance and the
ladies voted 10 observe Arnistice Day
by special prayer There were good
reports from all departments present
and the organization will meet with
tho L. T. L. superintendent. Mrs.
william 1O4t@lN. 411 A11eG avenue, on
November 11th for an all day session.
All north side members are urged to
De present.
On Monday evening the Republican
ladies OF the first ward of the sixth
precinct will meet at the homo or Mrs.
J. o. Thompson. 4o9 Elm street ATT
er the program they will go to the pre-
station where they will be instructed
on ths using OF the voting machine
All the ladies are invited.
~
Miss Florence Gostlin. little daugh- |
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Gostliu. !
and Miss Helen Smith. daughter of DR.. |
and Mrs. G. L. Smith Of South Hoh- |
man street. delightfully."- entertained at |
a Halloween party last evening in the |
garage Of the Smith home. The gar
age was beautifully decorated with |
pumpkins and corn shocks and appro- |
pirate Halloween colors. The guests |
all came in costume and enjoyed Vic
trolls music and games, for which |
prizes were given to Ave little guests !
A feature of the evening was a be-
waiiing ghost IN swaying garments |
and a little sfriveiled-up witch with |
ohai1cy voice. both OF whom caused |
considerable merrirnert among the
n
luncheon. consisting OF raisin-faced in
dividuai pumpkin pics. doushnuts.
cider and candies was SERVED to nine
teen happy guests, all OF whom had
perfectly lovely time"
Mrs. Toward Bertram entertained
the Eight-Ate Club at her home on
Monroe street yesterday afternoon.
The rooms were beautifully decorated |
with tho seasons colors. and a de-
lightful afternoon was enjoyed with
games Of Five Hundred. Mrs. Seals
won the honors in the cards. after
which the hostess served a prettily ap-
pointed luncheon. The next meeting
Will be held November tenth when Mr.
and Mrs. H. NJ. Durham will enter
tain the club and the husbands at a
seven o'clock dinner party.
The history department of the Ham
nlond Woman's Club will meet with |
Mrs. John A. Tweedle at her home
$50 Indiana avenue. on Monday. Oc-
tober sist. Mrs. J. c. Spencer has
prepared a delightful program for the
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