The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-31

. lace Road, and at six o'clock an elab-
crate course dinner was served. The
table was lovely with a large bo,.-
quet OF daffodiis and orchid swee,
peas, and there were covers for ten
During the evening games and musl,
were enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Cutter deli ht
fully entertained on Thursday eve.
ming in their home on Elm strees
Five hundred was played at thre,
tables and the honors we're made b,
Mrs, l.. Cobb. Mr.. Frank Harris anG
the consolation prizes 10 Mrs. II
Yor2 and Mr.. Cutter. A prettiiy ap-
pointed and delicious luncheon was
served after which tho guests en-.
joyed several merry dances.
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The Ladies' Aid Society OF ST.
Paurs Lutheran Church entertained
at a social gathering yesterday AZ
terncon in the parish house. After
q. business session. a. fine course
luncheon was served by the commit
tee consisting Of Mrs. Albert Rentner.
Mrs. Paul klitzke, Mrs. Carl Neidow,
Mrs. Martha C1aussen, Mrs. Henry
Martens and Mrs Dora koenig a
most delightful social hour was en-
joyed. the next meeting 70 be hello
April twentieth.
MEN NOT WANTED. SUCCESS
Pretty girs- musical voices and a
delightful theme attributed TO the
successes of the comedy, Men Not
Wanted" presented last evening in
the ball room of the Masonic Temple
by the young ladies OF the Trestle
Club under the able direction OF Mrs
Ben Wolf The stage setting, as
comfortably luxurious and tasteful
as any drawing room, greatly en-
HANGED the charms of the cast mem
oers.
The play. travesty OF a. feminine
revolt against mankind in general.
when an attractive young lady, be-
trotned. showed her newly acquired
solitaire to the envious eyes Of the
throng The Arm resolutions and
foresworn declarations OF the num-
Der were swept away forthwith. and
all acclaimed themselves heart
whole and fancy free, BUT on the
marriage mart"
The skit was thoroughly enjoyed
and highly successful one, and the
results OF Mrs. VOLTS careful train
ing were meritorious and praise
worthy. Those who saw the pleas
ing play are anxious that IL be pre-
scented again, so that more people
may enjoy the privilege OF seeing It,
and it is believed that this end may
be accomplished. Those in the cas-;
were:
Mrs. Richard D. Kellog------
Winner
Grace kellog ----------Rose Winer
Margaret Branson ---
Rena Schlesinger
Laura Fitzsimmons --------
Ruth Grossman
Emma Summers Amelia Stiglitz
Helen Stoidard Erna Hellerman
Frances Ayres. ....... Pauline Wolf
Mary Castie--Sarah Winner
The delightful playlet was follow
ed by well attended dance, and
Benson's Ave piece orchestra from
Chicago furnished an excellent mus
ical program. Mrs. Milton Given OF
East Chicago gave several exquisite
solos to insure the complete success
OF the evenings pleasure.
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The wabash College Glee Club is
going to give an interesting and
versatile program and concert in
the auditorium of the First Presby-
terrain church on Thursday evening,
April the sixth. Immediately fol-
lowing the entertainment, a dance
win be given at the Country Club
for the young men and their guests.
II is hoped that q representative
attendance be in evidence at the
concert.
Mrs. O. c. Jones Is entertaining
for Miss Kathryn Sharrer this even
ing in her home on Elizabeth street
Miss Dorothy Crumpacker will en-
terrain 1T a luncheon on Saturday.
April the eighth. in the Narcissus
Room Of Marshall Fields honoring
Miss Margaret Turner.
There will be regular Lenten serv-
tees held tAis evening at half past
seven o'clock in the knights OF Py
thias Hall by the Rev. Peter Lang
endorn. rector OF St. Paul's Episco
pai church After the services choir
practice will take place.
Miss LAoda McAleer gave one Of
the prettiest OF the spring parties