The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-22

the guest OF Mr.. Coolies brother.
| Miles.
| Mrs. &. E. Fischer OF Webb street
will entertain the members of the
Earthstane Club tomorrow after
noon.
! Alton Ellrick, a student of KEN
| per Military Academy, is the guest
| Glendale Park for the week. Mas
| ter Ellrick. whose home is now in
| Chicago. was formerly OF Hammond
| a very pretty party was given
| last evening al the home of Miss
| Wilma and Miss Cecilia Becker of
| Douglas street when they enter
| tanned in honor of Miss Dorothy
! Rohrer. The rooms were adorned
with large bouquets of marguerites
and roses. Bridge was played at
five tables with high honors going
| to Miss Esther Lund and second TO
Miss Eleanor Poppenhusen. Miss
Rohrer was presented with a lovely
| guest prize, A dalntily appointed
two-course luncheon was served at
the small tables.
! Miss Wilma kIeighe and Miss
! Eunice Peterson of Glencoe. Okla
homa. are Visiting friends In the
east and will spend few days in
New York City. from where they
will take steamer for Jackson
| Vile. Florida. where they will re-
main for about a month. On their
return from the south they will join
| the Kleighe family at Fond du Lac.
| The Juvenile Lodge OF the Secur-
| ity Benefit Association held a bunco
party in their club rooms last even
ing. Lovely prizes were awarded
to those holding the high scores.
After which nice luncheon was
served. The hostesses were Mrs. S.
| Bennett and Miss Eva Wyburn.
The South Side w. C. T. L. have
postponed their picnic until further
! weather
| Mr.. and Mrs f. c. Minas and sons
| Clarence and Carl who have been
motoring in Wisconsin TO rthe past
week, are expected home tomorrow
They spent few days in Hayward,
a small city IN the extreme north
ern part OF the state. and report the
fishing up there is fine.
The ladies will bring the lunches
and the gentlemen the laughs. This
is the "hey-foot straw foot picnic
of the Young Mems Club of the
Presbyterian Church Saturday aft
| ernoon. Young men and young
ladies will leave the church at $3.50
., m. They'll go via truck TO Cedar
Lake. Oh. Maizie, pray for sun
shine,
Mr.. and Mrs William Kleighe
and family are leaving tomorrow
for their summer home at Lake
Winnebago Park in Fond dn Lac
Wisconsin. They will spend the en-
tire summer there.
Mrs. ]. r Graves graciously
opened her home yesterday for an
all-day meeting of the County Elk
ecutive of the w. c. T. U. Mrs. Ben
Strong was the assisting hostess.
The morning was spent socially and
Mrs. Graves showed the ladies her
exquisite display of curios. includ-
ing beautiful pieces of coral which
she purchased in Pasndrea. Mexico,
and some very fine shells picked up
on the Atlantic coast during her
trip south last winter. At noon
pot luck dianer was served cafe
terra style on the large veranda. In
the afternoon a business session was
held and plans for the trip to he
made to the county farm, jail and
detention home on next Sunday were
completed. Mr.. Belshaw, superin
tendent OF the county farm, has
written a lovely letter to the wom-
en- of Hammond, inviting them to
visit the farm. The general public
is cordially invited to go on this
trip. All those desiring to go will
please meet in front of the court
house at two-thirty o'clock on Sun
day afternoon. Any one owning an