The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-02

MOWERS. yesterday afternoon for the
| pleasure OF Mrs. ]. D. Brusel. who
Is leaving Hammond next week to
make her home in California Soca-
bility marked the afternoons en-
| joyment and later on luncheon was
served to the ladies by Mrs. Smalley
| assisted by Mrs. Kent Bartlett. Mrs.
| William Nagel. Mrs. William Law
son and Mrs. Hugh Norris in the
dining room. made attractive with
the use of silver tea service and
! bright colored flowers. Mrs. Hugh
Morris presided at the tea urn. In
behalf OF the ladies. Mrs. r. o.
/ winckler presented Mrs Brusel with
a splendid gift from those who re.
greet having Mrs. Brusel leave their
midst.
The members OF the South Side
Pinochle Club went to the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. W. a. Beckman on
| williams street last evening TO
| help Mrs. Beckamn celebrate her
birthday The Beckman home look
| ed festive with its clever Halloween
decorations, where the four tables
OF pinochle were in play. Honors
/ in the games went TO Mrs. C'ostellow
and Mr.. Russell Two tables were
placed in the rooms for the guests,
where splendid refreshments were
served Mrs. Beckman was nicely
remembered with lovely gift from
| the club people
Gaiety ran high on Tuesday even
| ing when about fifteen OF the
| friends OF Mrs. Helen SredZinski
came to her home on Towle street
10 surprise her and enjoy a splen-
did Halloween party with her
Every sort IL gay looking costume
was worn by the fun lovers who
danced. played games and enjoyed
music throughout the evening in
the Sredzinski home. so festively
decorated with the Halloween col
ored crepe paper. Dinner was serv-
ed at a late hour with the Halo
we'en novelties and vases of chrys-
anthemums Mrs. Sredzinski was
presented with a lovely ring as a
gift from the guests who had en-
joyed the evening with her.
On Tuesday evening, October the
thirty-frst the B. y. P. L. of the
First Baptist church held a Halo
we'en party in the gymnasium of
the church. Over eighty-flve young
people, clad in costumes of every
description enjoyed the evening S
program. The stunt that made the
biggest hit was the Den of Horrors,
into which everyone present had to
enter Upon entering the Den
everyone shook hands with the
witch and were shocked" to meet
her.
After the grand march. sll lined
lap before lie judges and the fol-
Lowing were awarded prizes: For
the young ladies, Esther Anuta,
| first. prize; for the young men,
Harry Kerlin. first prize Games
were conducted by Dale Gordon
who is a. member CT Hammond
| Community Service Recrcational
| Leaders Glass.
| After the games had been played
refreshments were served. and the
young people adjourned, NIL agree
| ing that this was a ine party Our
| young peoples society is open t.
strangers. Come to our meetings
every Sunday evening at six thirty
for you are welcome.
Several Hammond ladies were tbs
guests OF Mrs. W. J. Petit OF Eas
Chicago yesterday for a one-thirt!
o'clock dinner, when she enter
| tanned for tho pleasure of Mrs. L
Kimble OF Hammond. who is leav
ing next week for Arizona, where
she expects to find the climate more
! advantageous for her health. Tht
dining room table, made attractive
with a massive basket OF fruit as (
decoration. where a four course din
ner was served Sociability follow
ed dinner and Mrs. Kimble wa.
given a handsome gift from tht
ladies' there. The Hammond CUES
list included Mrs. z. Kimble. Mrs
H. Burge. Mrs. william Hartman
and Mrs. II. Kahl.
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There will be a. special meeting
OF the Central w. c. T. U. at thu
home of Mrs. William Lash. %
Truman boulevard. on Friday even
ing Everyone Is urged to come.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Armstrong, o
the corner of Hoffman and Holman
streets. are leaving Hammond to
day for Los Angeles, California. Il
be gone six months to visit friend
and relatives.