The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-26
SOCIAL



The most brilliant party ever at
sempted by EIkdom in this city will
take place at the Elks beautiful home
New Tears Eve. Sunday. Dec. 31st.
The Elks club with the co-opera-
ton OF a lively entertainment COM
rnittee have undertaken to stage a
celebration that for frolic, gaIty and
hilarity Will far surpass any New
Years event ever staged in this
community
Some OF the elaborate and interest
ing features which are TO be noted
ara that ReEie Frank and his own
original orchestra who won high
praise during his engagement the
past year a. tho Winnetk a Country
Club which was the scene OF many
beautiful society gatherings. Will
furnish the strains Of sycopatton.
The Elks IN bringing Reggie Frank
10 Hammond on this occasion have
realized that the music IS the one
essential item on an event OF this
KIND and have spared no expense IN
contracting this wonderful orchestra.
One OF the main ertaining fea-
lures OF the affair viii be the res
pected Miller TITO, musical artist
81 wonderful merit. Cleo Miller.
member Of the trio does an ecccn-
trio four minute dance at the same
time filling the air with tazzy notes
from sliding trobmone.
This being a most strairinE and
interesting feat which Will be highly
appreciated.
The Miller Trio after performing
At the Elks viii perform at the
South Shore Country Club.
The Marrett Bros, Jazz artist, In
strumentsl and vocal together with
the Doolan teams. entertaining artist
deluxe will make the evening not
only entertaining but win be with
the guests throughout the evening
n entertaining stunts that will add
70 the merry making in way that
cannot help being appreciated
On account of New Years eve fall
ing on Sunday we have arranged TO
take up the fornite in entertaining
and banquet. The dancing program
viii commence immediately after
midnight and continue amidst the
strains OF sympocsted music, noises
Of horns, bursting OF balloons, shut
fins OF confetti and all that goes
to make an event Of this kind merry
until the wee wee hours Of the morn
ing.
On Saturday Dec. %. from tho
hours Of $3.50 to $40. Mrs. T. W.
oherlin, welcomed about 400 of her
friends for the pleasure OF her
daughter, Miss Katherine. at the
hammond Country club. Receiving
With Mrs, Oberlin were Miss Nir-
gene Hammond. Miss Josephine
krinbiil. Miss Pauline Hill, Miss
Marjorie Ruff. Miss Florence Ham
noud, and Miss Estle Russell. The
guests mingled informally in the
dining room of the club. made fes-
live with holiday tapers, palms and
ferns. Tea was served to three
groups in the dining room, where
Mrs. John Dyer. Mrs. Peter Ctum-
packer. arre. NJ. .. Stewart. Mrs. w.
d. webb. Mrs. Frank Deming, Mrs.
p \. Parry, Mrs. r. 0. Winckler
and Mrs. A. +. Rohrer assisted
-
Mr. and Mrs. A F. Rohrer en-
Tertained Mrs. Rohrere bhofher,
Mr. Jones and family OF Chicago
over Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dorsey and
son walter. and Mrs. Maude VII
liams, of Detroit. Michigan, were the
.Nmas guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Dorsey OF Lewis street.
Mr.. and MRS. \. Z. Tinkham, and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Tinkhsn and son
Richard. was the house guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. 4. z. Tinkhan. over the
Xmas holidays.
AIr. and Mrs. Roy Gibbons, Of
chicago. spent the Xmas holidays
With Mrs. Gibbons parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. W. J. McAleer OF Webb street.