The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-02
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DIFFERENT WAYS OF GETTING

DIFFERENT WAYS OF GETTING
PARTNERS
l. Cut advertisements in two, OF
If the same ones are duplicated, cut
them in different ways.
,. Give names of states to boys
and capitals of states to girls.
8. Send all the girls in one room,
all the boys in another. Stretch a
big cloth or sheet across the door
between the rooms. The girls put
their feet under the sheet. while the
boys choose the owner OF a certain
shoe for a partner The same may
be done by choosing hands. eyes.
etc.
4. Use mother good character.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack spratt. Jack and
Jill. etc.
5. Give duplicate slips to boys
and girls. naming a stunt. Each
boy in turn does his stunt and when
a girl recognizes it SIS the same one
described on her slip. she claims
him for a partner.
Miss Gretchen Andree, who's mar
riage to James wigglesworth is to
be an event of Wednesday evening,
October the fourth, is to be the hon
or guest at a meeting of the T. T.. L..
Club. Of which she is a member. to-
night at the horne OF Miss Eltessa
Emr1erling OF Mason street. The
party has bsen planned as a shower
for Miss Andree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lamborn,
formerly of Hammond but now of
South Bend who came to attend the
wedding of their son Herbert to
Miss Dolores Ross, which was an
of Saturday, have returned to
South Bend. The Lamborns were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Morris of Highland stree and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. C. Milliken of Hyde
Park while they were in Hammond
Between fifty and sixty Of the
little friends OF Rose Mary Mott
donned their vest party frocks and
came to the home OF Mrs. F. r. Mott
or Saturday afternoon 20 help Rose
Mary make merry on her fifth BIRTH
day. The Motifs spacious lawn Of
fered a most excellent opportunity
for croquet. drop the handkerchief
and all those games SO appealing TO
youngsters. Luncheon was served
to the children later in the after
noon amid q profusion Of Halo
we'en decorations. Everyone receiv-
ed a cunning basket Of candy and
a little rubber ball as favor. Per-
haps the most outstanding feature
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with it's five birthday candles light
ed brightly, with which Rose Mary
was confronted at the time Of re-
freshments.
NJ. r Mrs. y. Emmerling Of
Mason street entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer Of Kankakee. Illinois.
Tor the day yesterday.
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Occasioned By the momentous &C.
casion OF a fc1.rn tirth6ay was the
delightful par at which Miss Flor
ence Hess ct 2eSker street was the
hostess. About atreen OF her little
Srierds Joined IN all sorts OF lively
games and enjoyed music OF the
vict-oIa and the afternoon cuimi-
mated when lovely refreshments were
served and a gorgeous cake with
its candles was brought on. Flor
ence was indeed well remembered
by her COMPANIONS who had enjoyed
her birthday with her.
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Tho English classes IN English II
Of tho Hammond nigh school who
take the work under Miss Eleanor !
Baptist and Miss Gladys Ibach had
the good fortune TO have enjoyed
Julius Caesar" at the Olympic on
Friday evening. Thirty of the stu 4.
dents made the trip in the new ,
school bus with Miss Baptist and
Miss Ibach. On Saturday evening
the class IN Junior English under
Dale ". Kitzmiller saw Macbeth"
in Chicago. Twenty-Five members
of the class went in the bus.
Mrs. E. c. Rees Of % Warren
street opened her home on Thursday
evening to the members Of the
W. F. VI. S. of F. NJ. E. c. During
the business hour a pledge was
made by the society for a day re-
ligious fund and the election Of
delegates was made for the district
meeting TO lie held at South Bend
some time this month. which result
ed in Mrs. G.. Schohl being elected
and Mrs. Gehrke being made alter-I
nate. The rest of the evening was
spent informally with many unique
games and Miss Lowry read two Sc
lections, Betty at Her First Ball
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ably. Mrs. J. Meyer. Miss Dunbar,
Miss Younger and Mrs. D. F. Fix
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