The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-01

| IN mbers OF the Alpha kho-VIta
club at her home. Music and
games of the Halloween nature
were had throughout the evening
with the prizes gong to Miss Sally
Wacke. Luncheon was served at
one large table made festive with
Hailowe en- novelties. The club
members decided to see The Cat
and the Canary" at the PRIME SIS.
The club meets in two weeks at
the home of Miss Patsy Berger Of
South Chicago.
Miss Kirtley's fourth grade class
OF the Central school spen, Mon
day afternoon visiting a farm near
Hammond and enjoying some of
the things appealing to Riddles
| about farm
A most splendid meeting was held
by the members Of the NJ r. Club
last evening when Miss Elizabeth
Kuhn entertained for their pleasure
at her home on Drackert street. Mu-
sic. dancing and games were enjoy
ed, and prizes in Five Hundred were
awarded Miss Louise Krumrei and
Miss Mary NoMak. after which the
| guests enjoyed a typical Halloween
| luncheon. \ theater party was plan
ned for November 18th, when the
| club Will see The Cat and The
Canary" at the Princess stheater in
! Chicago.
| Eight of the friends of Miss Kath-
crime Groman CARRIED In the clever
est sort OF costumes came to the
/ Groman home last evening to be
1 Miss Groman's dinner guests. The
dinner was served attractively at
/ six-thirty in the Groman home. made
festive for the occasion by means
OF lovely bright pumpkins in gay
/ profusion throughout the house.
The dinner table was also a mass of
Halloween decorations to add to
the serving of a delicious dinner.
The evening which followed was
spent informally with Halloween
games and good fun in general.
The Parent Teachers Association
Or the wallace school met Tuesday
afternoon at three O'Clock in the
kindergarten room of the school
DR.. Kuhn explained in an interest
ing manner the Schick test for diph-
iberia to the seventy-five people who
were there. a calendar committee
to arrange for the programs for the
coming year was appointed. The
musical program furnished by the
different grades and the various re-
citations given were greatly appre-
ciated by the audience. Refresh
ments We're served nicely at the close
OF the afternoon. The day OF meeting
was changed to the third Thursday
In each month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcneil well
coined the Junior Choir Of the First
Presbyterian church to the church
on Monday evening for the party
which the choir had planned. The
young people had donned their masks
and bewitching costumes to come TO
the church where they found the
Sunday school rooms decorated by
many nimble and artistic fingers,
which had used the crepe paper, oak
leaves and lighted pumpkins. Games
such as musical chair and fruit bas-
cider and doughnuts were served
throughout the evening.
The Tuesday Night Club held their
Halloween meeting at the home of
Mrs. Ann Handy last evening where
they had an unusually good time.
Mrs. Handy had fixed her home most
artistically with clever decorations
for the evening. suggestive OF the
Halloween season. The prizes in
the Pedro games went to Mrs. Bertha
Cole, Mrs. Ethel Russell and Mrs.
Enie Rhode, with Mrs. Verda Mack
winning the consolation prize. 4
Halloween table was used by Mrs. !
Handy as the fitting place for the |
serving OF a delicious three course |
luncheon. The club meets next two |
weeks from tonight, with Mrs. / r. |
Russell. Of Bauer street.
The ladies and their husbands Of |
the Tuesday Evening Club were the |
guests or Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Think |
ham, of Waltham street last evening |
for delightful Halloween time. |
Dinner was served at x-thiysy |
GARD OF THANKS
wish to thank the Masonic. |
Eastern Star ard Modern Woodman !
lodges. also General American Tank |
Car Corporation and Rev B. Rist !
friends and neighbors for their |