The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-20
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GAME FOR TODAY
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RELAY SPELLING RACE
This game Is particularly inter-
esting il the men and women of the
party compete. For each team a
pronouncer is chosen. who takes his
place directly to the right of the
blackboard Immediately in front of
his team, who are standing in file
formation and at a. distance of
about fifteen feet from the black
board.
Each pronouncer IS supplied with
a list Of words previously agreed
upon between themselves. and con-
sisting OF words commonly used but
frequently nisspelled. as necessary.
parellel. embarrass, harass. etc.
At a given signal the first con-
testant leaves his place IN the Ale.
runs to the board. and as the pro-
nouncer announces the first word TO
him. proceeds to write 1t on the
board. quickly. but legibiy. turns
and runs to the end of the file. tag
ging as he does SO the second player
in his file. The second contestant
in turn. runs to the board. writes
the word pronounce to him.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
At a six thirty dinner which Mrs.
William Austin Hill of Highland
street had planned for the pleasura
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last evening. the engagement Of
Adelaide Hammond Hill. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hill, to Ed
ward Clarence Miuas Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Z. c. Minas. was ANNOUNCE
ed to about twenty-five friends who
were the dinner guests of Mrs Hill.
The announcement was made at the
beginning of a splendidly appointed
dinner. served at two small tables
and one large table. lovely with
their exquisite pink Premier roses
and slender pink tapers. where the
guests found ee their places little
cards bearing their name and also a
tiny silver wedding bell tied with
white tulle and ribbon and touched
with dainty sprig of valley lilies.
AS the little bells were raised from
the cards to be rung. the names OF
Miss Hill and Mr.. Minas were found
written upon the cards telling that
the little bells will ring for them
some time. No date has been set
for the wedding. Following dinner,
Miss Virgene Hammond and Miss
Mildred Shserer won the honors in
HI aA T.
splendid evening. The only out-of-
town guests were Miss Elizabeth
Gallant Of Chicago. Mrs. Elliott
Conroy OF Gary. Mrs. Joseph Cohn
of East Chicago. and Mrs. James
Wigglesworth of Oak Park. Illinois
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Thelma Harris OF Summer bouie-
ward delightfully."- entertained the
members of the A. o. II. Club last
evening. After the usual business
hour, bunco was played and prizes
given Miss Lavon Fites and Miss
Ruth Horner. The hostess then
served a splendid luncheon to the
club members and Miss Ruth Peters
and Miss Julia Karag ish of East
Chicago and Miss Ruth Horner of
Hammond as guests. The next
meeting will be held on November
the second at the home of Miss Alice
Ingraham. SGT Erie street.
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Mrs. S. ]. Lorman Of Madison
street opened her home. yesterday
afternoon to the members OF the
H. and e. c. Club. The ladies found
their places at three small tables.
where they played bunco through
out the afternoon. with Mrs. Joe
McKena OF East Chicago winning
the first prize and Mrs. Morris F'ien
winning the second prize. Mrs.
Walter Gutzman won the consola-
tion prize. Mrs. Lorman served her
guests attractively at the small
tables at the close OF the afternoon
and it was decided that Mrs. George
Leinback of Conkey avenue would
have the next meeting. Plans were
also made for a Halloween party
for the members and their husbands
to be held at the home of Mrs. Lor-
man on October the twenty-eighth.
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Mrs. Wilbur Deal of South Bend
mas come 10 hammond 10 De the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Frank
Florian. Mrs. Deal has been visit
ing her mother. Mrs. J. Hensen, in
Michigan City for a time.
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About twenty-five of the friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Olsen of High
land street came to their home on
Wednesday evening to pleasantly
surprise them and to help them
celebrate their wedding anniversary.
Music and sociability formed the
entertainment for the evening for
the guests who had come to the
Olsen home. At the close of the
evening the incest sort of refresh
ments, w h c h the guests had
brought along with them. were
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Olsen were
given a bed set of lovely material
as a gift for their anniversary.
The members of the G.. r Pleas
ure Club are planning a big Hal
lowe'en party and dance for Satur-
day, October the twenty first. at
Moltke Hall on East State street