The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-29

Kiwanis night at the Country Club
last Tuesday was one long 10 be re-
| memoered by the worshippers OF that
shrine and their guests The occasion
was a dinner dance given in true XII
wants spirit. and the big dining room
! was filled to capacity. The course
dinner was excellent. and during the
meal several Chicago entertainers gave
pleasing selections. TIL silent boost
was donated by Philip Mosler. After
the dinner. the party enjoyed dancing.
and the entertainers gave some spe-
cially good singing and dancing IN
Scotch, italian and Bohemian The
evening was greatly appreciated and
the Kiwanians voted the party q
thorough success.
The many friends OF Mrs. John II
Otto OF Dalton. o.. formerly OF TINS
city. Will be sorry to hear that she IS
critically Ill in the Dayton hospitaI
Her mother. Mrs. c. L. Stafford OF
Wallace road. left today 10 be at her
daughters bedside.
Last night twenty-seven members OF
the Epworth League OF the First NJ.
Il church surprised Mrs. Dedeloy ar
her home on Williams street in honor
OF her birthday. The guests enjoyed
music and games. and were served
light refreshments. Mrs. Dedelow
received number OF lovely gifts, TO-
sether with the congratulations and
good wishes OF her friends.
Clarence Minas. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
z 9. Minas. Fred and Ed Beckman
sons or Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Beckman
and Alfred Kaufman. son OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Carl Kaufman. left yesterday
Tor Pennsylvania University where
they have entered for the ensuing
year.
Miss Minerva Richmond charninglv
entertained at kitchen shower at
her home on Johnson street on Tues
day In honor of her sister. Miss Elsie
Richmond. who will soon become the
bride of William Zahrte. The house
was beautifully decorated In the
brides colors OF pale blue and white
with tiny bluebirds. miniature hearts
and old fashioned bouquets OF zentas
cosmos asters and snapdragon. Bunco
was played at five tables and the
NN4C " On Dy MISS Elsie RiCh-
mond. Mrs. William Zahrte and Miss
Dorothy ohls. An attractive luncheon
was served. after which the hostess
brought TO the bride-to-be a great
hamper OF beautiful and useful gifts
from Mrs. Richmond. Mrs. wuIian
Zahrte. Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Wilson. Mrs.
Faulkner, Mrs. Needles Mrs. Schrosd-
er. Mrs. Steinert. Mrs. BushIer Mrs
Ruth Compean. Mrs. Lena Cook and
the Misses Florence Harrington. Ruth |
Waller. Marie Williams. Christina and
Mary Spoerner. Hilda Dreicherr.
ThelFa Sargent. Minerva Richmond. |
Dorothy Oils. Rose Litzan, Mary De.-
ION. Louise Olson. Charlotte Hart. |
Edna Anderson. Mable Quick, Lucille |
Steinere' Emaline Blohm. Mary scis-
lowski and Harold Moore.
Miss Helen Wolf daughter OF Mr..
ana MIS-. Leo WOLF. left yesterday for
ighIand Manor at Tarry-town-on-
1uoson' n r.. where she will be
a senior in letters and science.
Inc Central Union of w. C. r. II
VIII meet tomorrow evening at Tho
nome Of Mrs. Cooper. 2o3 sibley street
l mere VIII be delegation from Whit
ing IN attendance. and Mrs. l. A.
Grindle. the Whiting president. will
read paper on the Work Of tho "
7. t. U. Women OF Today" MIS-.
Esther Nierengarten will give severaI
piano selections.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
everybody is invited to atte,S a.. :