The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

VIII De EldQ 10 learn Lndt he Is M
proving some al his home on Last
state street. where he has been quite
Ill.
Mrs. Greeve. of 169 Conkey avenue
gave a kitchen shower al her home
last Tuesday evening for the pleas
ure OF Miss Margaret Miller, whose
marriage 10 Elmer Long will take
place on the twenty-eighth Of this
month. Games and music OF the
best sort were in play in the home.
lovely in yellow and white. and love
ly refreshments were served to the
! guests Miss Miller was showered
with many lovely things so appro-
pirate for bride-elect The gifts
were given her in a huge basket
tastefuny decorated with yellow and
white crepe paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Mack. OF Sib-
ley street. will go to South Bend
! today to be the guests Of Mr and
Mrs j. a Mack. for a time
| 4 splendid supper will be eersc cd
| by the ladies of the singers at O
L. VI. nftc- the concert. sunday. Nov.
| 20, Mt Unity hall. soc.
Mr.. Cline. manager OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company. enter
tanned the employees Of the local Of
fee at his home. 1872 Jackson street
| Thursday evening The carly part
of the evening was devoted TO
! general business discussion follow
ed by a musical entertainment and
luncheon which was served BY the
hostess Earl Sills. manager Of the
East Chicago office and his wife
were the visiting guests
Mrs. A. R. Jarrett OF HIGHLAND
street had as her guest yesterday
Mrs william Harold OF Blooming
ton Illinois.
MI. and Mrs J. H Pearson Of
1913 Dyer boulevard are being CON
graduated upon the arrival of a
fine seven and q half pound baby
! boy named Jack Moody. born al st.
Margaret's hospital. on Wednesday
Nov IS This little fellow is the
only grandson Of George Pearson
who is very proud OF him.
Miss Irene Chandler OF 40 Detroit
/ street welcomed the members OF the
/ Y. p. B. Club on Thursday even
ing TO her home for an unusually
pleasant time. The best feature Of
the evening was a mock trial. ~
, the close OF the evening lovely re-
freshments were served and 1t was
dcidet that Miss Hazel Johnston
Of Lewis street would have the next
meeting on the fourt eenth Of De
cember.
Many surprises, N country Judge,
Al ballet of Chinese flower girls, "A
review Of Partisan models. and
many more Mt the Charity Bazaar,
Saturday evening, Nov. IS, at Unity
hall. 1i-24
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Winckler OF
| Detroit street are entertaining as
their guests MI. and Mrs. John
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Kunz. of
Chicago. fo- the Weekend.
People Of Hammond who have met
Mrs Bernard Gavit. the bride OF
Bernard C. Gavit OF Highland street
viii be proud TO know that Mrs.
Gavit has recently been notified u
her election TO Phi Beta Kappa the
national fraternity existing In all
OF the larger schools. for splendid
scholarship. Mrs. Gayit was grad
uated after having flushed course
in the summer school at the Uni
/ versity OF Texas and has just re
Gently had this splendid news
brought 70 her attention. We Feel
that Mrs. Gavit should be congrat :
uIated most heartily.
Miss Trina RehberS, the operate
star. VIII king at the Concert given
by the Saengerbund Fidelia. sunday.
Nov. 20, at Unity hail. r. NJ 11-24
The members OF the Music com
rnittee OF the Hammond Woman :
Club are to enjoy tie opera on the
evening OF December the ninth. Any
one wishing TO go will have to send
their names and prices OF admission
for a seat in the first balcony. front
row, two dollars and half. to Mrs
&c G. Kingwill. 81 Ruth street, not
later than Monday morning. Novenl-
Der the twenty-Eeventh. for the
block OF seats has to be reserved
TWO weeks IN advance. Through the
courtesy OF the Civic Opera Company
. Mrs Kingwiu has learned that the
orera to be given is Aida" Any
club member il welcome to go along
, with the ladies'
Conforming with the caneraderle
Of the occasion. Hammond high
school alumni last night at a reor-
, ganization of the graduates socie-
ty, made the dance that featured
, the affair a "zerve-self" ball wher
they glided about the floor OF the
: school cafeteria to the strains Of
, Dahls orchestra It was con
genitl gathering OF some $50 former
Hammond high graduates assem-
debl TO reform their alumni organ
ization for a closer afhliation with
the alma mater Formally wa:
ch acked with the wraps and in thu