The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-19

Mr.. Wilkes father. who Is here
from Buffalo. New York.
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Mrs. Herman Sasse is entertain |
ing the members of the Alpha Phil
club at her home on South Holman |
street tomorrow, Friday. October
the twentieth. The ladies have been
invited to have luncheon with Mrs.
Sasse at one o'clock.
Miss Dorothy Nierengarten Of
Erie street is having as her house
guest for the weekend Miss Dor
othy Green of SapLlpa, Oklahoma.
who is a student at the Columbia
this year.
Mrs. c. Anderson OF Harrison
street is opening her home tonight
TO the members of the +. +. G. Club.
Mrs Pratt OF IS state street has
been entertaining her aunt. Mrs,
Elizabeth Matlock of South Bend.
Indiana for the past week. Mrs.
MatloclI will complete her visit Sat
urday and return to her home in
South Bend
The members of the South Side
w. c. r. Z. Will have their meeting
this evening at the home of Mrs
Steven Reed of 80 waltham street
at seven thirty o'clock. 1t is hoped
that all of the ladies will be there.
The Girls Friendly Society will
meet this evening at the home of
the Misses Esther and Martha Lund
at 81 Mason street. y musical pro
gram will be a part of the even
ing's enjoyment. Due 10 the pres
ence OF Mrs. Averial. an ardent
church worker who lie to come to
Hammond to speak to the girls and
give them some worthy ideals to-
ward which to work, the Halloween
party which had been planned for
Thursday evening, October the
twenty sixth. has been postponed
for one week. All interested girls
are asked to come TO the Lund home
this evening TO enjoy this evening
with the girls.
The sixth birthday anniversary OF
Miss Clara Stahl was not allowed
to slip by unnoticed for a number
OF her friends were invited to the
Stahl home at 4ea Michigan avenue
to help her celebrate this occasion
The home was decorated nicely IN
the appropriate Halloween colors
where the little friends of MISS
Clara played games and had SPLEEN
did music throughout the afternoon
| Luncheon so enticing 20 youngsters
was served at the table SO lovely
| with gay colored pumpkins and tiny
Halloween baskets. The guest list
included Ruth, Frank and James
Shaw. Tillman. Daniel and Ber'
| Boren, BENJAMIN. Mae and Jun1
| Wagner, Melva Car:right, Mildred
| Wolfe, Donald Moran. Lowell Col
/ Inns. Lois and Melya RosbrouGh
| Eula Pittsford, WOLF. Pollu, Frede
! rick Stefanowski. Woodrow Bolts
| Kenneth Haynes and Clara and Cors
| Stahl.
Occasioned by the departure o.
| Mrs. c. b. Nslson and Ley Nelson
of Carroll street. for the south To-
| the winter. was the dinner VIII
| which Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Lund hon
ored them at their home last eve
| ming. Dinner was served at si1
o'clock and an evening of bridge fol
lowed. Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. Myer'
were also guests Of the Lunds 70
this little dinner, for the Nelson's
Mrs. Otis Duckworth, 1928 Harri
son street, who is unusually success
full with her garden work invite
the wallace school children yester
day afternoon and this afternoon I
, come to her home where she is Civ
J ing them a practical demonstrate
in home gardening which include
instruction in the planting of bulb
and the care of vegetables for tn
: winter. The Wallace school chill
dren consider themselves most fol
: tunate for this opportunity.
A group of young people went
: the home OF Miss Barbara Mayer {
; schererville for a pleasant evenin
where they spent the evening er
joyaoly playing Bunco at sma
tables. The high scores were hel
, by Miss Lillian Bieker of St. Joh
9 and George Austgen while the cor
ISOLATION prize went TO Miss Maj
Mayer and Mr.. Henry Austgen. tt
evenin gwas brought TO a close /
the serving of a splendid luncbec
3 and the enjoyment brought by mus
: and dancing.
The home OF Mrs. Inez lehman
4S6 Indiana avenue was unusual
festive last evening when abol
twenty-five of her friends came
her home to surprise her as 81
celebrated her birthday yesterday
The evening passed all too quick
for the guests who were enjoyir
pedro and dancing and a luncheon
the most tempting nature was the
served by the guests who we
honoring Mrs. Tieman. One OF Il
. special features of the refreshmen
!. was the splendidiy lighted birthds
: cake which decorated the center
the table Gifts of many frien'
> were given to Mrs. lehman as r
membranes from her friends.
The members of the Ersthane cit
were prettily entertained last Tue
day when Mrs. d. E. Boone of NJ;