The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-29


who came TO live at their home or
Sunday morning. Grandpa Domains
is passing the cigars today on ac-
count of the arrival of the first borr
in the Hard family.
Miss Mae Kramer attended a Beta
dance at Tyler Park pavilion il
Gary on Friday night.
Miss Ethel Heilman of Chicago
was the house guest of Miss Frances
Grimmer over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Bullock and
family are contemplating leavins
Crown Point in the course of q
couple of weeks and taking up their
residence in South Bend. where Mr.
Bullock will engage in the garage
business. The Bullocks have made
many friends in Crown Point during
their stay, who will regret TO see
them leave
Supt. Condor conducted very
successful teachers examination at
the high school building on Sat
held the last Saturday in each
month and a successful grade. IL
cense the teachers to be instructors
in the state and county.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Boye and Mr.
and Mrs. z. c. Glover motored to the
races at Indianapolis on Monday.
Mrs. Albert Oser. formerly OF this
city was in town the latter part of
the week on business.
The recount board are making ex-
ceptionally good Roadway with the
counting of the ballots checking up
over twelve hundred each day, They
have up to this time gone over the
ballots in Center township, st. Johns
Eagle Creek. Hobart, Whiting, Win
field and Cedar Creek township. No
material change sp the standing of
the candidates is manifest at this
time, each candidate having lost and
won votes to make their standing
about the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tonpkins OF
Milwaukee are the GUSTS of Mr. and
Mrs. F. B. Krinbill for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter Wood are Wis
iting the F. B. Pattees for several
days.
Mrs. John B. Peterson has issued
cards for a luncheon at her home
on Thursday, in honor of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. T. H. Bolster OF Meridian.
Miss.
Mrs. Nell Brown was a gracious
hostess TO party Of friends at din
ner on Friday night. The beauti-
full home of the Browns was decorat-
menu was Hastily served. The even
ing was spent in an Informal social
way and the affair was one of the
prettiest of the season.
Mrs. VIII Heide charmingly enter
tanned thirty-two women at lunch
con on last Thursday, the guests
were seated at small tables beauti-
fully appointed. Spring flowers dec
Grated the living and dining rooms.
Bridge followed the serving of a
delicious luncheon. Mrs. c. J..
Daugherty, Mrs Eunice Youche and
Mrs. Ruth Wheeler. Mrs. John Fish
err and Mrs H. L Wheaton received
dainty favors for high score.
Misses Ida and Sarah Winner of
Hammond were entertained in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Ru-
dolph several days the latter part
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. 3. Rockwell are
visitin grelatfves in Beecher, Ill,
for several days.
Honoring Mrs. Joseph Finnell of
Cleveland. Ohio. Miss Ida Rosen-
bauer was at home to a number of
friends at her home on Friday night.
A delicious course dinner was serv-
ed after which the guests enjoyed
cards. Mrs. Irene Rockwell, Mrs.
Hortense Heinze and Mrs. Mabel
Boye received prizes for high score.
Miss Sarah winer Of Hamm ond, was
an out OF town guest.
Miss Harriet Benjamin, a teacher
in the Valparaiso schools has COM
pleted her work there and has re-
turned to Crown Point for her waca-
tion.
Mrs Jennie Ward Wheeler is en-
joying a weeks vacation from her
duties at the Altman Gary Title Co.
The Entire Nous Club composed of
several of the younger married set
will enjoy an outing at Cedar Lake
on Decoration Day.