The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-16
SOCIAL F Ss,.ss s9d

l III lh0ds
teenth, has been postponed until
Friday evening. November twenty-
fourth.
Mrs. B. f.. Fischer delighted the
| members of the Erthstane Club with
a beautifully arranged luncheon on
Tuesday when the ladies came to
be her guests at her home on Webb
street. Luncheon was served at
one o'clock at m large table, made
festive by the use of gay colored
| chrysanthemums. The afternoon
which followed was passed pleas
| antly with n~eedlework and 1t was
decided that Mrs. William Stout
would have the Erthstane ladies as
| her guests In two weeks at her
| homo on Detroit street.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. T. Clark OF the
Hotel Majestic are entertaining
Newton d. Evans of Columbia. Mis-
souri,. and II. Edwin evans of Chi
cago. Mrs. Clark is Il sister OF n
Messrs. Evans
1Onl6 III a. CAeAN
| Chamber of Commerce h mem
bers of the Business and Profes-
| sional Woman's Club. the o.
Of the Song Leaders Gu II the
members of the Game Leaders Clup
will come together for a much
PLANNED for meeting, for there Is a
feeling that these clubs have a
erea. deal in common to be dis
| cussed as q group. Following the
business session the people VINO pc
ions to the different clubs and VINO
have displayed talents aions the
| line of handling groups. will take
| charge of the meeting and the peo-
nle In charge have promised thAt
| this meeting viii have a gooo t'nhe
| In store for everyone A corolal IN
| vitation has been extended 10 inc
| friends of members who might WISH
n attend this open meeting tonight
| at the Chamber OF Commerce.
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Miss Eleonora. Miss Marie ana
Mas Helen Schaeter received SCI
aral of their friends last evening III
,bs,r new home on Mason street l0F
a pleasant time.
-errtare license was Issued IN
rht.ogo Yesterday to James O'Don-
nell. 432 Cedar street Hannn
and Miss Mary Connors OF Chloaso
The ladies of the Friday AFTER
noon Club will meet with Mrs A b
uarks at her attractive home on
,to-.i,A avenue tomorrow, Friday
Noveuber the seventeenth. for a one
o'clock luncheon. Bridge VIII lol-
low in the afternoon.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Hart OF Cleveland
ohio. arrived in Hammond TINS
rorrinr for q few days visit with
W. PARENTS. DR.. and Mrs. H T.
sharrer OF Waltham street.
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Mrs. Charles Wilson OF Fores.
avenue welcomed the members OF
the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
c1ub and Mrs. Glen Peters and Mrs
Frank r. Betz as guests TO her
bone Yesterday afternoon. Bridge
was in play throughout the after
COON with Mrs. c. II. Austin hold
rfnr best score. Mrs. Wilson de-
igh+ed her guests with lovely re
Comments at the close Of the after
noon.
A completion of the list Of popu-
lar n~on-hction books which our
library has for publication at this
time.
life Of the Spider. Fabre.
Reconstruction of Religion. Ell
wood.
Party of the Third Part-kansas
Industrial Relations Court Allen
The Human Factor in Industry
Frankel.
Industrial Government. Commons
>aw and order IN Industry. Conen
-hina Awakened. Tyan.
The Hairy Ape and Anne Christie
O'Neill.
sunreme Court of U. S Warren.
The Friendly Arctic Stefanssoh'
History of Art. Pooh.
Our America. Frank.
x-Rav Dosage. witherbee-
RaginnArs Guide Of Harmony
Scholes.
Training School Of Popularity. Den
mis-.
The ship. Ervine.
AIDS Of Acknowledgements. Red
ding.
Elementary Concrete Construction
Baxter.
self Measurement. Hyde.
contemporary American Novelists
Doren.
sunday School Lessons. snowden'
Religion and Business. Baoson'
What Christianity Means to Me
Abbott
Self Mastery. Coue.
Letters Of +. K Lane. Ex-Secretary
of Interior.
America as a World Power. Latana
THE Labor Movement and the Farm
err. Robbins.
.
On Friday evening. November the
seventeenth. the Epworth League OF