The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-08
SOCIAL F Ss,,ss and

be greeted by Miss Esther and Miss
Martha Lund at their home on
Mason street tomorrow evening.
Thursday. November the ninth, at
seven thirty o'clock. The usual
evening Of enjoyment is antici-
pated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grothlock, a recent
bride and groom. were the honor
guests at lovely dinner party on
Sunday evening when Mr.. and Mrs.
George Quigg entertained for their
pleasure. Dinner was served at six
o'clock at one long table. attractive
with chrysanthemums and slender
tapers, IN the dining room. made
lovely with autumn foliage. Fol-
lowing dinner the guests enjoyed a
splendid evening with music and
dancing. Mr.. and Mrs Grothlock
were beautifully remembered with
gifts from those who honored them.
Mrs. Grothlock is to be remembered
as having been Miss Marie Devald
before her marriage. The guest
list included Mr.. and Mrs. Groth-
lock, Mr.. and Mrs. Bellfuss, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd. Mr..
and Mrs. Sawyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Quigg, Miss Louise Baganz. Miss
Lena Fry, Norman Quigg, Julius
Hunt and Mrs. julius Gangard.
Mrs. Joseph Cohn OF East Chi
cago will welcome the girls of the
T. It. L. Club to her attractive home
in the Atlas apartments tonight for
their meeting.
The Senior Standard Bearer So
ciety met for their November meet
ing at the home Of Miss Adele Dun
bar, ~ Rimbach avenue. The meet
ing was opened by the president
Mrs. Howard Oltx- Devotions led
bv Mrs. Rowand and the lesson was
very ably given by Miss Loretta
Rulfes. The superintendent, Mrs
George Flynn. gave a short Talk on
the plans for the year. and this was
followed by Mrs. Ed Dedelow, IN
PRODUCING the new district superin-
tendent OF Young Peoples Work.
Miss Adele Dunbar. Miss Dunbar
gave a brief outline Of the work ana
at this time was presented with
beautiful bouquet of flowers by the
members as a little gift Of apprecia-
ton in having received the appoint
ment OF district superintendent for
all the Standard Bearer organiza-
tons IN the South Bend district. \
delightful social hour followed ana
Miss Day Malo played two beauu-
full piano numbers and Miss Dunbar
n vocal solo. Dainty refreshments
were served BY tho hostesses. Mrs.
oltz and Miss Dunbar. The Decem-
Der meeting will be with Mrs. VIII
liam Phillips, "A Glendale Park
The Ladies' Aid Society of I'm
manueYs Evangelical church will
hold its regular monthly social meet
ing Thursday, November the ninth,
in the church parlors at two o'clock
Everyone is most welcome
David Norton OF Sherman street,
who has been Ill with diphtheria at
the home OF his parents, Is UP and
feeling nne now. Everyone is glad
TO hear of his recovery. Mr.. Nor
ton is employed In the electrical
maintenance department OF the Rock
Island railroad
DR.. and Mrs. T. E. Bell. Of wal
than street. are leaving this eve
ming for St Petersburg, Florida
They will enjoy the winter in their
and Will come north again IN the
spring.
The P. W. Dinner Club was en-
tertained on Saturday evening for
dinner at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
L. L. Bomberger. OF Glendale Park.
Dinner was served at six-thirty
O'Clock ut The table made lovely by
the use Of raspberry shades of chry-
santhemums and bright colored Co.'S
mos. Following dinner an evening
OF the best sort OF sociability was
enjoyed.
Monday evening Tor the first time
since the opening of the new Elks
home. Mrs. Howard "A Shea enter
tanned In the womRn's parlors eight
lady Elks, OF Hammond. and East
Chicago. Games OF Five Hundred
were IN play throughout the eve
ming with the honors in the games
going TO Mrs. Shea, Mrs Floyd Grif-
fifth. both of Hammond, and the con-
relation prize going to Mrs. L
Booth. Of East Chicago. At eleven
o'clock. luncheon Of a most tempt
ing nature was served to complete
this most pleasureabIe evening.
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The ParentTeacher's Association
Of the West Hammond schools will
hold its monthly meeting Thursday.
November the ninth, at eight O'Clock
at the Wentworth school. Interest
is high among the school children
because of the fern which goes each
month 70 the room having the larg-
est number Of parents at the meet
ing.
Miss Kathleen Lyons, OF lis Webb
street Miss Ruth Martin, Of 525
Lyons avenue, and Miss 10 Anna
Wilson, OF 400 Lyons street, students
at the National kindergarten ana
Elementary College. are leaders in a
plan originated IN college dornitor-
les to raise funds by a "cut rate"
chore list as their part toward re-
building the college IN Evanston. ac-
cording to word received today from
Chicago, Headquarters of the nat