The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-27

have worked very hard to raise the
necessary funds TO accomplish this
pleasant task. they took turns in
making and selling candy, had a tag
day few weeks ago from which
they received neat sum. and they
are trying 10 mako this a happy
Thanksgiving for these little folks.
There is great retoincing today
in the c. c. Smith home at 1892 Ma
goun avenue. over the arrival OF
little daughter born this morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurbert Brentlinger,
the latter being the only daughter
Of the Smiths. and the little one the
trst grandchild. which arrived on
the birthday anniversary OF It's
grandma Smiths. Mother and little
one are doing very nicely.
Mrs. Z. &. Canine. will attend the
regular meeting of the County
Board OF Chndren's Guardians this
evening. in the Chamber OF Com
merce rooms in Hammond.
The literature department Of the
Indiana Harbor womens club,
which was to have met Tuesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. B. c..
Lukens. has been changed to meet
at the home Of Mrs. James Mc0uaid
s716 Ivy street. on account OF the
illness of Mrs. Lukens.
The Plymouth club. will hold
thar regular meeting this evening
in the parlors Of the Congregations
al church.
The oldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs
walter Hardwick is recovering
from severe attack of pneumonia
A nurse has been in attendance I'M
I'll today.
Mrs. Harry d. Brown. gave her
husband a most delightful surprise
party yesterday at their home In
Mark, when she had invited guests
to the number OF twent-six TO par
take of a three course dinner which
was served at 400 o'clock. Guests
from Chicago we're August Aryburn
and family. while the others were
from Indiana Harbor and Mark,
John Sutton and family; Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Boyd; Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Hardwick; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Flick and daughter. Margaret; Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Laymance and Mr.
and Mrs Charles Mitchell and
daughter Madeline. Mr.. Brown was
presented with a beautiful mahog-
any smoking stand. and the evening
was pleasantly spent In dancing
and with games.
Miss Florence Schieiker, daughter
Of DR. and Mrs. A G. Schleiker,
leaves Chicago tomorrow morning al
1000 o'clock for Anaconda. Montana
where she will arrive Thanksgiving
morning. and at high noon Of the
same day. will become the bride Of
Gilbert Grieve. The young people
will go at once TO their new bunga-
low which has been furnished by
Mr.. Grieve and awaits the coming
bride. This evening Mrs. Schleiker
will have a number of friends Of
the young lady in for tea and to bid
! their friend goodbye and best wish
| es for her future happiness
Vernon D. Williams is confined to
his home, 41S5 Northcote avenue to-
day suffering with a severe cold.
Miss Eva johnson OF South OIL
colt avenue, entertained her two
cousins. the Misses Swanson's. from
Chicago. over the weekend.
The Pi Sigma sorority. met Sat
urday afternoon at the home Of
Miss Madge Hayes, where plans
were made for a sorority picnic
party. and the regular business dis
posed of. after which ths young
ladies enjoyed the new game Rus
.sian Bank. with Miss Margaret
Bourellc winning high honors and
Miss Gertrude Mclaughlin booty.
Dainty refreshments were enjoyed.
The club will meet in two weeks
with Mrs. Richard Davis in the
wickey apartments.
Lincoln Kruger OF Mark. who
underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis two weeks ago at Mercy
hospital in Gary. returned home
yesterday.
Miss Irene Ferguson teacher At
The Mckinley school. will spend
/ THANKSGIVING at her home IN War
rem. Ind.
4 Thursday evening. Miss Florence
Fisher, most delightfully."- entertain
Cd the Kappa Phi Delta's ar het
home on North Barring avenue. The
evening was pleasantly spent ant
thhe sorority presented Miss Flor
ence Schleiker with a beautiful sill
YER tray Friday evening Mrs. z
Q. Steffes entertained at kitchen
shower in Miss Schleiker's honor
at her home in the Mickey apart
ments at which many useful arti