The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-16

the First NJ. Z. church will give a
party for all the young folks of the
church and their friends. a friend
is the price of admission. Find a
friend and come along to the party.
The Leag1e of Woman Voters
will hold a reception for new mem
bers at the home of Mrs. william
Love. 10 Sibley street on Friday
evening. November the seventeenth,
at eight o'clock. a cordial invita-
ton has been extended to all of the
members and their friends.
The B. and c. Club was entertain
ed delightfully."- yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. J. l.. Prescott at her home
on Highland street. The afternoon
was spent informally with sewing
and as they sewed they enjoyed
splendid music. Toward the close
of the afternoon Mrs. Trescott de-
lighted the ladies' with a two course
luncheon attractively served.
There Will be a meeting for the
young people of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church who might be
Interested in attending q choir re-
hearsal at the church at seven
thirty o'clock in the church this
evening to receive free instruction
IN music and voice fundamentals.
which will be given before the choir
rehearsal period. Those who care
to avail themselves of this oppor-
- m-a1J -J1r-1 rAnan nrAViAad
with pencil and paper. O.. L Downs
is the musical director.
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Mrs. George Faist OF Van Buren,
street pleasantly entertained a
number OF friends yesterday for the
day. The guests came early n en-
joyed luncheon and dinner In the
evening with Mrs. Faist. enjoying
themselves socially afterwards. Ihe
out of town guests were Mrs. Lena
Johnson and Mrs. Clyde Morse OF
whiting. and Mrs. Charles Williams
was also a guest, having recently
moved back to Hammond from
Akron, Indiana.
The Naid-Ni Club Is to give a fair
and bazaar on next Tuesday emil
at the X. Of C. hall on Sibley street
for the benefit Of the Carmelite Sis
ters orphanage on Sheffield avenue.
for which great plans have been
made. There will be booths of all
kinds, including a fancy goods
booth. a fish pond and a country
store. A great deal OF h a luscious
home made candy will be on hano
as well as the kind of bakery goods
that can only be duplicated by
Mother. To complete the evenings
pleasure there will be an entertain
ment OF the cleverest sort. which
promises to be a good one. Expec-
tations are high for this fair oil
next Tuesday.
The dance which the Parent
| Teachers Association is giving to-
morrow EVENING at the Edison
school at eight o'clock promises to
be a successful one. A splendid or
chestra has been engaged and the
proceeds are to go to the school.
.
The Parent-Teachers Association
OF the Central school met yesterday
afternoon IN the school at three
o'clock for n fine meeting. The Cen
trail school orchestra in charge Of
Miss Jane Brock played at the open
Ing of the meeting enjoyably and
the election OF officers followed.
Mrs. Stevens. the outgoing presi-
dent, presided at the business meet
elected: President. Mrs. A. A.
Young; vice president, Mrs. Z. D.
Railsback. and secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. Banner. A lively discussion
followed the business meeting. when
the members Of the association talk
ed OF ways and means and methods
advisable for them to adopt to i'm
prove.