The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-20


terrain at Halloween party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Boos OF Walter
street were the house guests OF their
daughter. Mrs. II. w Plumbeck OF
| Crown Point over the weekend
Jesse Wilson will open up tonight
for Dan Brown at +. OF P. Hall. 1920
Dan Brown and O:har speakerS--to-
night at h of P. Hall. 1920
The ]. U G. Club met Tuesday even
ing at the home Of Miss Wilma Hart
man OF East state street. There was
business meeting and the following
| officers were elected: President, Miss
| Wilma Hartman: secretary and treas
urer. Miss Media Eidner. NeedIework
and music were enjoyed. after which
the hostess served a prettily appointed
! luncheon. The members OF the club
are the Misses Meta Rathman. Lucille
and Edna schwarzentraub. Loretta
| Keilman. Media Eidner, Mary Johns
ton. Marguerite May and Wilma Hart
man and Mrs. Ruby Sargent
Mrs. f. F. Former or Mason stree,
left yesterday for ST. Petersburg Fla.
| where she will join her husband who
has been there for several weeks.
They expect to spend the winter there.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. N. Godfrey have re-
turned from a four weeks outing
spent at G. W. Hunters lodge at Bear
Lake. Butternut. Wisconsin. The part
ridge season was open during their
trip and Mr.. Godfrey caught a four
teen pound muskellunge, measuring
thirty eight inches in length. He
claims that this particular lake and
the woods surrounding it are ideal for
outdoor enthusiasts.
No reserved seats tonight a. X OF
r. Hall at Dan Brown meeting. First
come, first served. 1920
The Hernits Club will entertain at
a Halloween party on Friday evening,
October 2sth. in the club rooms. All
members and their guests are request
ed TO be in costume.
The So So Club met with Miss Hazel
Harner Wednesday evening at her
home on Lewis street. A pleasant even
ing was enjoyed after which the
hostess served an attractive luncheon.
The Parents-Teachers Association or
the Lafayette school met yesterday
afternoon in the gymnasium. The
meeting opened with the singing OF
several patriotic songs. followed by
general discussion Of the Fall Festival
and Carnival to be given by the school
IN November. Interesting Halloween
parties for the children were planned
and topics on the welfare Of the
School Children" were discussed A
Mrs. r. c. Hobbs. was appointed to act
on various suggestions made during
this examination. There was an at
tendance of sixty-nine members at this
meeting.
Mrs. George St. John deli ghtfuliy en-
tertained the members OF the Mayflow-
er RinochIe Club yesterday afternoon
at her home on Indiana avenue. The
house was prettily decorated In Hal
lowe'en regalia. and high score IN the
cards was made by Mrs Joseph Ri
OtShNs tie COhSOAdt4On SOlnB 10 MIS-. r..
c. Hart. A delicious luncheon was
served in the dining room. at a table
ruled over by a tiny black -cioaked
witch. riding e great black cat. There
were caldrons of salted nuts at each
place and tiny carved pumpkins light
ed the darkened room. Mrs. Clarence
Terry will entertain the ladies at her
home on Clinton street IN two weeks.
Follow tht crowd tonight-Dan
Brown meeting K. of P Hall. 8 D. m.
1920
John L. Fitzgerald. daughter Miss
Laura and Miss Iheane Carter. viii
motor to South Bend Saturday and
will see the Notre Dame Nebraska
game. They will spend the weekend
at the Oliver.
Last evening a charming Halloween
party took place in the gymnasium of
the Kenwood school. when a number
OF the instructors in the Hammond
schools gathered for a social evening
Everybody came in costume. and some
highly amusing and interesting. as
well as colorful. figures were present
ed. The big gym" was walled with
the brilliant foliage OF the oak glen
and the sumac bush. and Wild counte-
anced, Jack o-lantern clustered around
about cornshocks. Miss Blanche
Nixon. q parsonage OF black aspect,
pigtails galore and called ''Dinah.
won the first honors for the most
amusing costume. and Miss Mahaney
of the Lincoln school. made a true-to-
fairy book Mother Goose A variety
OF games. music and general sociabili-
ty were greatly enjoyed. after which
goblets OF cider and doughnuts were
served. The whole party was a big
success and everybody had a splendid
good time.
Mrs. F. o. Paige, Jr.. delightfully."-
entertained at a one o'clock luncheon
and bridge yesterday at her home on
Moraine avenue. kenwood. The tables
were beautiful with tall vases OF rus
set chrysanthemums and an exquisite
ly appointed luncheon was served.
There were nine table in bridge. and
the honors were awarded to Mrs +. c.
Deming and Mrs. Frances Kingsley.
George Burnham Lanman is quite
Ill at his home on Hyslop Place.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carter, Jr, and