The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-03
SOCIAL
HOME ECONOMICS or THE
.xIANNnND n-nMAH,s e

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The home economics department OF
the Hammond Woman.s Club met
Thursday afternoon in the Washingt on
school domestic science room, and the
demonstration for teh day was in
charge of Mrs. Lucille Dorsey Of Chi
cage, who represents the Durham Du-
plex Cooker company. She gave ali
interesting talk on the tsove and ex-
planned the methods Of roasting, stewS
Ing and baking, and illustrated her
talk with the preparation OF roast
bee. and Drowned potatoes, delicious
~ cooked in the cooker. These with
rolls and coffee were served TO thirty
Ave ladies.
The stove used in the demonstration
was donated by the Lion store. and
the members OF the department wish
70 thank SIr. KsufmanR and Mr.. Wolf
for their kindness. Tho next meeting
or the department will be held on De-
ce1nber fifteenth.
The Christmas meeting OF the Mis-
sionary Society of the First Presby
terrain church was held yesterday af-
ternoon at the home cf Mrs. w. H.
Gostlin OF South Holman street, with
Mrs. David Emery the assisting host
esS. After short business meeting
Mrs. Minnie Kline led in devotions
appropriate to the season, and gave
very beautiful talk Mrs James
Klooz gave the Christmas prayer, af-
ter which musical program was Civ
en- by Mrs. Bomberser, Mrs. Parrett.
Mrs HAnnauer, Mrs. Sheridan, Mis-
Koehm, assisted by, Mrs Albert war-
Der violinist and Mrs. Lillian Mikesch,
accompanist.
The very good program consisted CT:
Alteration .......-.......
Trio. sleep. Holy BABE" Matthews
Qua-tette, 20 Little Town OF Beth
lener -.-..-..-----..-- Conant
Violin obiigato -....... Mrs. Warbler
Two Christmas Carols
(s) There Were Shepherds" FNosser
(b) Christ Is Born. Lei hter
Vocal, % Quiet Night Q Holy Night"
..-....... Neidiinger
These numbers were followed by a
clever Christmas playIet written by
Mrs. Eugene Cooper, in which the fol-
lowing children took part: Meta Cavan,
Margaret Emery, Florence Gostlin,
Hazel Lock wood, Gertrude Cooper.
Betty Nelson Virginia Parrett. Mary
Ruth Smith, Elea.rsor Gost in. Mary
Ellen Cooper. Betty Watson, June
Wagner. Billy Bigger. Francis Fox.
Ralph Fletcher. Frederick Crumpaclzer
and Louis Hannauer. Dainty refresh
rnents were served during the social
hour.
Mrs. W. X McCasiin OF Conkey
avenue was the lucky winner Of ten
dollars in the Tribunes Christmas
Cheer Checks contest.
Every day the Hammond Public Ii
braEy will post on the bulletin board
the numbers CT the winning coupons
for money sIlotnlents in the Tribune's
Christmas Cheer Checks and the Ex-
aTniner's Smiles Coupons contests.
49,
Miss Burniyce Snyder delightfully."-
entertained the members Of the n. B.
Y. o. Club at her home on Holman
street on Thursday evening at p
charming hard times PARTY. Home
spun shaEs, calico, fancy belts and
red bandannas graced the function,
together with cast-off clothing OF ev-
cry description. Music and dancing
We're enjoyed throughout the evening.
and hard times luncheon. consisting
OF sauerkraut, %>een!es. corn bread and
syrup, drop cakes, coffee and cheese.
was served IN the basement. The
table was "a ricketty one, covered with
a red cloth, and boxes and blocks OF
wood were the chairs. Light was
furnished by an oil lamp and an old
lantern. The next meeting will be IN
two weeks a. the home OF the Misses
Edith and Anne Lyons OF Williams
street, when the gentlemen friends Of
the club members will be entertained
A Christmas grab-hag will be one Of
the features OF this meeting.
The students OF Miss Gladys Owen
pianist. assisted by the violin students
OF Louis o. lander and the expression
pupils OF Ruth Webster Cross Of the
Hammond Musical College will give
an informal recital this evening at
ieght o'clock at the college hall.
Those interested in, the work OF the
school are cordially invited to attend.
49,
Miss Eleanor schauer is very Ill at
her homo on East Siblcy street.
st. Agnes Guild OF 81. Paui's Epis-
copal church Will meet with Mrs. Will
liam FTieske OF Forsythe. avenue on
Monday evening.
The members of the Evening Hour
department OF the Hammond womans
Club are urged to be present at a
at half past seven o'clnck at the home