The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-21

| chosen to be her colors. Miss
| KRUGER was remembered with a
fund OF beautiful gifts so lovely for
a bride elect
Mrs. L. j. Bassett. OF Monticello,
IND, has come to Hammond to be
the guest of friends for few DAYS,
Derrill Reed of Hyde Park is
spending a few days at the home
of his aunt. Mrs. j. E. Mcdonald
OF Quincy. Mich.
Mrs. ]. c. Milliken. OF Hy<e Park
Is leaving for Otterbein. Ind.
where she will spend some time as
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Harry
| Waddell.
The L. 0. f. club met yesterday
at the homo OF Mrs. George Glenn
ems on Waltham street where they
enjoyed an afternoon of bridge al
| three tables. The honors went to
Mrs. Henry Mueller and Mrs N.
Emmerling. The club Will meet in
two weeks with Mrs. Mueller on
Condit street.
| Mrs. E. L. Beck of 500 State street
entertained number of relatives
last evening at her home for a din
ner In honor OF her father, II. r..
Blunt and her husband, IL. Z. Book
who were celebrating their birth
days yesterday. Following the
serving OF dinner, most attractive
In its appointments. the evening
was spent with pleasant sociabillty.
The art department OF the HAM
mond Woman's club VIII meet on
Monday. October card, at gao
with Mrs. 3. L. Fischer at her home
at 81 Webb street. The topic for
study The Lost Arts" will be in
charge of Mrs. NJ. Rothschild and
she current art topics VIII be in
charge of Mrs. Robert Armstrong.
quotations from William Cullen
Bryant The program for the day
promises to be an exceedingly in
teresting one.
Judge Charles Yoerger O. 433
West State street has been i'll since
last Sunday with a severe case OF
tonsilitis.
Miss Lillian Groves, now of Chi
cago but formerly of Hammond, is
in town spending the weekend
with Miss Bernice Balsley of S!bicy
street.
Miss Dorothy Dye, who is a sop
hcmore at Purdue university. ar
rived in Hammond yesterday morn
Ing to be the guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Dye of John
son street. Gerald Dye. a senior at
Purdue, arrived last evening 10 be
the guest of his parents. also Miss
Dye and Mr.. Dye attended the Pur-
due-Chicago game today and Miss
Helen Gresham. who is a friend of
Miss Dyes, and also a member of
the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
with Miss Dye, will return to spend
tomorrow as a guest at the Dye
home.
The members OF the Junior
Standard Bearers society were the
guests of their superintendent. Miss
Adele Dunbar at her home on Rim
bach avenue last evening for a
nicely arranged halloween guest
party. Miss Florence Hix the pres
ident presided and after he open
ing prayer and song the minutes of
the last meeting were read by the
secretary. Miss Helen Keller and
Miss Corinne Rider had charge of
the mystery box questions. The
lesson study under the able charge
of Miss Gladys Stetson on Life In
India" concluded that part of the
program and the following splendid
program was given:
Piano Duett-Misses winifred
Smith and Doris Houser.
Group of Songs-Miss Metha Will
helm.
Musical Reading-Miss Evelyn
Parker.
Piano Solo-Miss Doris Houser.
Miss Dunbar made the social hour
pleasant by serving tasty refresh
ments followed by a cleverly plan
ned guessing contest with Miss
Winifred Smith coming out on top.
At the close of this splendid even
ing IL was decided that the next
meeting would be held the the
fourth Friday in November with
Miss Helen and Ruth Keller of
Lansing.
Complimenting Mrs. Armand
Rous OF Rio de Janeiro and Mrs. E.
F. Johnston of South Bend. the
house guests of Mrs. Joseph Ibach.
and Mrs. Walter Schroeder of Chi
cago was the evening bridge with
which Mrs. Frank Hammond hon
ored them last evening at her home
in Glendale Park. The four tables
for the games were placed in the
spacious rooms Of the Hammond
home so attractive with their chry-
santhemums, cosmos and bright fall
foliage, where bridge was enjoyed.
with Mrs. Armand Rous winning
the first honors and Mrs. Frank
Dunsing the second honors which
were lovely Venetian point lace
doilies. The evening was brought
to a pleasant conclusion when Mrs.
Hammond served a lovely luncheon
of two courses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isidore Modjeska. 500