The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-01

rooms were beautiful with bouquets
of fall flowers and leaves. and the
evening was enjoyed with music and
games. Delicious refreshments were
served to twenty-five children.
The Parents Teachers Association Of
the Edison school recently held a
meeting at which time the election of
officers for the coming year took place.
Mrs. Holbrecht was elected president.
Mrs. Brock. vice president; Mrs. AL
ma Thompson. secretary and treasurer.
number of fetes have been planned
for the school year.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the First
Presbyterian church win meet tomor-
row afternoon at half past two o'clock
in the church parlors and Mrs. A. j.
Warbler and AIRS. j. w. Beckman Will
be the hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ross delight
fully entertained at a birthday party,
last evening at their home on Garfield
street in honor Of their daughter, Miss
Florence. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with the flowers and foliage
OF autumnaI fields and great Jack-o-
lanterns were stepped round corn
shocks. Music and games were enjoy
ed, after which a dantily appointed
luncheon was served to twenty guests.
Miss Florence was the recipient of
many pretty gifts. together with the
good wishes of her friends.
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A meeting CT Opal Hive NO. 500
will be held tonight in the /. o. O. +.
hall. A good attendance Is desired.
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Saturday evening Miss Helen Duvall
entertained at delightful Halloween
party at her home on Michigan avenue.
An archway of gorgeous autumn
leaves was built between the living
and dining rooms, and peeping from
under the boughs were tiny vari-color
ed electric lights. The chandeliers
were hung with black, and the lights
were of shaded browns and yellows,
casting a soft warm glow over the
room. Immense Jack-o-lanterns were
atop the mantIepiece. and black cats
and batS swung through the afr. Miss
Ruth Kitchen gave several pretty
piano selections, and the guests enjoy
ed games and music Everybody wore
pretty and fantastic costumes. and a
delicious Halloween luncheon was
served TO thirty-eight guests,
The ladies Of the Jewish Aid Society
viii meet tomorrow Mt the home of
Mrs. Jack Fox of Detroit street.
Mrs. Henry Lanman will entertain
tomorrow at luncheon and bridge in
honor of Mrs. George Durham Ian
man at her home in Kenwood.
Miss Winnie Tamura and Samuel
Dillon were quietly married yesterday
at Crown Point. and Will make their
home on Monroe street.
The Parents-Teachers Association of
the Wentworth school entertained last
evening at big Halloween party in
the halls of tne school, prettily deco
rated in the festive cclors. Dancing
and games were enjoyed by little Bo-
Peep and Pierrette and all the others.
Prizes for costumes were awarded a
petite miss and a typicaIly good tramp.
Delicious Halloween refreshments
were served over three hundred guests,
all OF whom had a. most enjoyable |
evening.
The Deborah Aid Society will have
an all day meeting tomorrow at the
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is desired.
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Mrs. John A. Iiavit returned home
Saturday morning from a. three weeks
visit in Michigan. where she visited
her son. Mr. Russell Gavit and family
near Saginaw. and Mr.. Gavit's father |
and mother OF Saginaw. She was also |
the guest of her sister in Flint. and |
had a most enjoyable visit and vaca- |
lion.