The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-29
Personal and
Social Neze,s
HOME ECONOMICS MEETING

HOME ECONOMICS MEETING
The last regular meeting o. the
Home Economics Department OF the
Hammond woman's Club was held
on Thursday afternoon in the do
nestle science rooms of the Wash
ingtor school. The demonstration
was In charge of Mrs. Tyler OF J. L.
Kraft Brothers Company OF Chi
cago.
Mrs. Tyler demonstrated the eff
ferent cheeses manufactured by the
company, and concocted delectable
dishes with cheese al the basic ele-
inent- The annual social day of the
department will be held the fourth
OF May at two o'clock In the after
noon at the home of Mrs. N T. Aust
gen, 2 West Elizabeth street. This
day will be open to the members Of
the department for the past year as
Well as new members for the coming
year.
delightful surprise party was
given on Friday evening In honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Schutt in their
home on Towle street There were
three tables of cards, and games and
music were enjoyed. A prettily ap-
pointed luncheon was served about
twenty guests at the conclusion Of a
very pleasant evening.
One Of the loveliest OF the early
spring parties was give non Thurs
day when Mrs. Frank Esshom en-
on Carroll street. Four tables, ex-
quisitely appointed with cIulL
luncheon sets and delicate silver,
had the daintiest of bouquets, pan
pink sweet peas with a single pink
tulip, in silver vases. There were
attractive place cards. too, and an
elaborate and most delicious lunch
con was served. Eraage was play
ed the guests pivotine. and honors
at each table were 81 81 to Mrs.
Jesse Wilson, Mrs. Peter On npack-
or. Mrs. r. II. Nellie and Mrs. ii.
c. Groman.
The Woma.n'S Auxiliary or the
American Legion held a very pleas
ant social meeting In the new Legion
rooms on State street on Thursday
evening. There was a large and en-
thusiastic attendance. In the abb
sence of the president and vice pres
ident, Mrs E. II. Leary presided at
the meeting. Mr.. c. v. Cupp, Lee
gion officer, spoke to the ladies on
future plans and the cooperation
Of both factions of the Legion in the
furnishing and decoration OF tie
new home
Mrs. William Bigger, the chair
man of the legislative committee,
received letter from Gov. McCray,
OF Indiana, the contents Of which
she read to the members of the or
ganization. The governor wrote
that he had no intentions OF voting
for the Washington Memorial. An
entertainment and luncheon is being
planned by the auxiliary to be given
in two weeks as house warming.
The public Is cordially invited to at
tend this function. Of which Mrs.
Bigger, Mrs. r. 3. Powley and Miss
Hazel Sparkling comprise the enter
tainment committee, and Mrs. Cupp
chairman Of the refreshments COM
mittee
Miss Alpha Bogart and Miss LII
liam Johnston were admitted into
the auxiliary as new members. The
yoke, for which rattle tickets have
been sold, was awarded to Mrs.
Waxman of Beal avenue. The Lee
gion and auxiliary will join with
the community in taking part in the
exercises which mark the observance
Of several days set aside for men,
ory's sake each year. including
Mothers Day. On this day. Sunday.
May the fourteenth. honor viii bo
paid the mothers.
Mrs. w. +. Howat served an elab0r
ate and delicious course luncheon.
after which a social hour was great
~ enjoyed.
The Ernest Pullman CanS is,
United Spanish War Veterans, and
the Francis. Pershing Auxiliary Is
Will meet on Monday evening. May
the first, in the Odd Fellows Hall
4 good tendance is desired