The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-31

painful injuries sustained on Satur-
day, October the twenty eighth, at
the rlant Of the Western Steel Car
and Foundry Company, where he
has been employed.
The ladies of St Paul's Episcopal
Guild will hold an ali-day meeting I
on Thursday November the second
at the home Of Mrs, Walter Carr, 20
Highland street. Everyone is re-
minded to bring her thimble as
work is being done 70. the bazaar.
Mrs. Effie J. Harrison of Clinton
Indiana, who is the Grand Matron
of the Indiana Order of Eastern
star, has been making her offieia
visit with she Hammond chapter
During her stay. Mrs. Harrison was
the guest of Mrs. J. a. Muller OF
Garfield street.
South Side Dorcas Aid will hold
their monthly business meeting at !
the home of Mrs. Beer, Isl Conkey |
avenue, Thursay, Nov. at 2 p m. ;
A large attendance is requested as
there will be some important bust
ness to be taken care Of
Word has been received in Ham
mond of the marriage of Miss i
Goldsberry Of Hammond and George I
Thompson, son OF Mr.. and Mrs /
Andrew Thompson OF near Valpa-
riso. The young couple were mar
ried in Crown Point and were ac- /
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward !
Thompson, a brother and sister in T
law OF the groom. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Thompson will live on farm near
Lake Village, Ind,
Saturday evening, from until |
o'clock, marked the time TO.
clever party when about twenty
five of the little friends of Mar
garet Nau. of Elizabeth street. /
came to her home for an evening /
of fun that children can enjoy at +
halloween time. Merriment ran I
high in the Nau home so cleverIy
decorated with the orange and
black paper, black cats and gay
looking pumpkins where the
youngs -ers played games and en-
joyed guessing contests and danced.
The party was brought to a close
when Mrs. Nau serve refreshments
in the dining room Each guest
was given a lovely little box with
rose fashioned of the halloween
colors on COP and filled with can
dies and nuts.
Miss Dorothy Rist. a junior ar
10 Do
ter of Benjamin Rist of the First
Methodist church, Hammond, was
elected to membership in 'Duzer
Du," the universe y dramatic club.
Membership in this club is consid-
cred a great honor. as only those
who show marked dramatic ability
are chosen. Those who heard Miss
Dorothy read The Lost Word by
Van Dyke, when she was home last
summer, will agree that the honor.
in her case. is well deserved.
In the confines of the garage OF
he Peter NJ ayn residence, made
spooky and cleverly appropriate by
means of corn stalks and gayly
lighted pumpkins, was the party
given by the William Wilke childr IN
on Friday from the hours of un-
til o'clock for about thirty of
their friends. Everyone came
cleverly CARRIED for tbs occasion in
delightfully."- amusing costumes and
played games with much gusto. IN
the marshmallow contest Dorothy
Hammond and Earl Pharis won the
prizes. Around O'Clock the young
folks
long table where halloween food
tasted unusually good. Following
the children's party at $50 o'clock
twenty-four OF Mr.. and Mrs. wilkes
friends came to this halloween
bower masked in costumes which
were unique to say the least Spleen
did music was provided for the
dancing and merry making At II
o'clock Mrs. Wilke serve the guests
with lovely supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. B. Reese OF West
Mason street. have returned to
their home from Rochester. MINI.
where Mrs. Reese has been receiv-
ing treatment at the Mayo Bros.
clinic there.
The card party at the Hammond
Country Club was well attended on
Saturday and the prizes went 10
Mrs Howard Adams and Mrs.
Nicholas Emmerling. This evening
comes the much looked for dancing
party, for which good music has
been procured and many interesting
stunts have been planned.
Twenty-four m k e young
friends of Miss Rita Aurora Ander-
son and Miss Claudine NJ. Mueller
were royalty entertained at the
Mueller home. 762 Holman street.
last Saturday evening, where the
Halloween spirit reigned supreme
in the darkened rooms and was the
inspiration Of the elaborate decora-
tions, spooly surprises and games
Prizes were awarded the Misses
Sara Dyer, Genevieve Perry. Vir-
ginia Worthington and Master Rob
ert Weis. IIermina Marie Schohl
delighted the guests with readings.
Where the Spookweed Grows" and
Ma and Pa" Dainty and approTri
ate refreshments were served with
clever favors for each Of the guests.
Miss Frances Mary Rist. who &C.
attending Northwestern University.
was at home for the weekend with
iamin Rist of South Holman street
A very delightful time was had by