The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-21

mes. David Evans on behalf Of the
octette presented Mr. Howell with
a beautiful gold pencil and an ad-
dress book, which leaves on excuse
for him to keep his friends posted
sentation the members Of the oct
cite gathered around Mr.. Howell and
sang Hes a jolly Good Fellow"
He was quite overcome at this sur
prise, thinking the surprise Of the
party had been quite enough. There
were two guests from New Castle,
Pa. the Misses Katherine and Ruth
Edwards. sisters of a. w. Edwards.
of Gary, who are enroute to Cali
fornia. After dainty refreshments
had been served the company de-
parted wishing Mr.. Howell much
success in his new work.
The following East Chicago peo-
pie attended the Eastern Star meet
ing in Gary last evening when the
Gary Chapter entertained In honor
of the Grand Matron, Mrs. Egie
Harrison. Mrs. Mamie Canine. Grand
n. t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Walker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Havill, Miss Bertha Bruins
don and the Mesdames Minnie Gle
ments, Ada Bickell, Cora Jordan.
Grace Thomas, Ethel Petersen. EN-
ma Spencer and Mrs. Lightbody.
Mrs, Arthur Bruins entertained
last evening at surprise party
from 6 to 8 o'clock in honor Of hel
daughter, Leona's seventh birthday.
There were fourteen little boys
and girls who helped Leona to cele-
bratc this happy event. by showering
her with beautiful gifts and in play
ing games and last but not least in
partakinE of the delicious luncheon
served by, Mrs. Bruins.
The members of the Senior En-
deavor of the Congregational church
entertained at a masquerade halo
we'en party last evening at the
home of Miss Louise Petersen on
Northcote avenue. There were about
fifteen present and a most enjoyable
evening was spent in games and
music. The home was prettily dec
Grated with halloween suggestions
and the dainty refreshments were
in keeping with the spirit of the
evening.
Methodist church. The sermon
subject for Sunday morning by Rev
G. F.. Craig will be: God, the Home
Of the Soul The evening topic will
be Hear Ye Him." The Sunday
school will meet at $50 and the
Epworth League at $3.50. The morn
ing anthem will be EN- Heavenly
Love Abiding" by Brown. There
| will also be a solo. rendered by Mrs
C. o. Wright The evening anthem
will be: welcome Sweet Grace by
Macy. The duet. Bethel" will be
rendered by Mr.. Barrett. and Mrs
Ray Abbott.
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| The young women from the OF
Noes at the Metal and Thermit Co
the Misses Minnie Peterson. Florenc'
Bayman, Helen Burroughs and Mrs
j. K. Spencer. made UP a dinner ant
theater party last evening. seeing
Thank You" at the Grand.
| Elaine Glen, daughter of Captain
and Mrs Franklin Glen. entertained
a number of her friends IN homo
of her eighth birthday anniversary
Thursday evening at her home Il
Mark The children were enter
tanned from to 6 o'clock and Ia,
fine time with games and must
and much enjoying the delicious re
freshments served by Mrs. Gler
Elaine has a number of very prett,
gifts by which TO remember tn
happy occasion.
Mrs. E. y. Canine. grand Rutl
will go 20 Chesterton this after
noon to be present at the offioia
visit OF the grand Matron, OF tn
10. E. s. In that city this evening.
The Plymouth club will give
Halloween masquerade part.
Monday evening in the parlors o
the Congregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Weirback o
Northcote avenue will have as thei
guests over the week end the for
mer's brother, Samuel Weirback an
family of Muncie. and sister. Mrs
Anna eSelfridge of Portland. Name
who expects to spend the winter Il
this city with her brothers family
They are making the trip by aut
land are expected to arrive som
time today.
Charles J. Holmes. OF Gary, an
nounces the engagement of hi
daughter. Miss Bertha Marie, I
Sidney Norcott Lee, of Indian
Harbor. Miss Holmes is a popula
young woman of Gary, is a gradu
ate of Emerson high school. fol
flowing which she took up post
graduate work in Northwester
university. For the past thre
wears she has been assistant secre
tary-treasurer with the South Sid
Trust & Savings Bank She Is
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