The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-27

Triumph Council Eleven, Sons
and Daughters of Liberty. will en-
terrain at a bunco party this even
ing in the l. Q. 0. +. hall. Com
pany is cordially invited
Mrs. Mary Ney Of Erie street has
returned from delightful six weeks
visit in the east. where she was the
guest of friends and relatives in
Boston, Fall River and New Bed
ford, Massachusetts, Providence and
Newport, Rhode Island and New
York City.
Mrs. Glenn Peters has cards out
for tea the afternoon Of April the
tenth from three 10 SIX for Miss
Margaret Turner.
Mrs. Joseph Hembrof, of Sault Ste.
Marie. who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. W. ]. McAleer for the
past two weeks, has gone to Valpar-
also for visit with friends and rela-
tives.
Bartine Lund has returned to Pur-
due University after spending sew
eral days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Erick Lund, of Mason street.
Mrs. Charles c. Jones will enter
tain for Miss kathryn Sharrer on
Friday evening, March the thirty
first.
The Junior Standard Bearers OF
the First NJ. L. Church will meet
with Miss Adele Dunbar in her home
on Rimbach avenue this evening, in
stead of with Miss Dorothy Jacobs.
who is Ill.
Mrs. William VI. Bigger delightful
ly entertained at surprise birthday
party on Saturday evening in honor
Of her mother, Mrs. Anna Thomas, in
her home on Mason street, The guests
were the ladies OF the North Side W.
c. T. L. of which organizat ton Mrs.
Thomas has been president for the
past six years. The rooms were at
tractive with a number Of gayly coll
ored potted plants and the ladies en-
Joyed games. in which prizes were
given to Miss Elva Smith and Miss
Beulah Gullickson. The girls of the
Irving School L. t. l.. gave a num-
Der of pleasant readings, after which
a delicious and daintily appointed
luncheon was served 70 twenty-s SIX
guests. Among them were Mrs. Ruth
Williams and Mrs. Elias Davis. of
East Chicago. sisters of the guest of
honor, Mrs. Frank Dixon and Miss
Mary Davis, both of East Chicago
and nieces Of Mrs. Thomas. The lat
ter heceived a great many beautiful
gifts. among them a lovely white
hyacinth plant from the L. T. L.
girls. and she was showered with
many congra tula lions and good
wishes.
Miss Helen koehm and Miss Esther
Lund very charmingly entertained at
luncheon and bridge on Saturday IN
Miss Lunds home on Mason street in
honor of Miss Margaret Turner, who
will be an April bride. Covers for
twelve were laid at the dining table.
lovely with a silver fligree basket of
pink roses, and a dellclous course
luncheon was served. Bridge was
played and the honors made by Miss
Leoda McAleer andaMrs. Frank r.
Betz. A dainty guest gift was given
TO Miss Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Kale of Boston
are the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter 0. Lamnorn OF Hyde Park for
a weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Zajicek OF
Jackson street announce the birth OF
little daughter, Evelyn Mildred. on
| Saturday, March the twenty fftn
Mrs. zajicek was Miss Mildred
Fraatz before her marriage.
| Charles L. Surprise has returned
from Indiana polls where he and Mrs
Surprise spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. William c. Harrison. Mrs
Surprise Will continue her visit fol
a week.
Mrs. julius Weise, OF Gary, ant
Mrs. julius Hess, of Hammond. de
lightfully entertained for thei
father. Mr.. Joachim Voss, yesterda,
| at dinner in Mrs. Weise's home. Al
elaborate and delicious course Dime
| was served forty guests. all of ws.on
| were relatives, some from Chica e.
and Elgin. A most enjoyable after
noon was spent playing games anC
| "reminiscing."
Miss Lottie HiIdebrand charmingl,
entertained the members Of the Edon.
| Club on Thursday evening in hel
home on Holman street. Five hun
dred was played at three tables anC
| high scores were made by Mrs