The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-15

At eight o'clock. program includ-
ing musical selections by the Assoc
ciated Orchestra, an address by
Mayor Frank Callahan OF East Chi
cage on Law Enforcement" and an
address on .Amcricanization" by
Mayor Il. O. Johnson of Gary, There
viii be choral and vocal numbers.
Thursday: Two-thirty o'clock.
Musical numbers and address by
Rev. Daniel Rist OF Hammond. and
one by Judge Sullivan of whiting
on "Why the Nolstead Act Should
Be Upheld
Eight o'clock: Gold medal contest
and musical numbers.
4 delightful party was given by
Miss Florence Mcconnell and Miss
Meredith Wells last evening n
honor Of Mrs. Edward Keiser. a
bride, in her home on Madison
street. During the evening bunco
vas played at I've tables and the
honors made by Miss Martha Nc
Donald, Miss Lulu EGridge AM Miss
Eulalia Willis The young ladies
presented Ms. Keiger with a bear
tiful floor lamp. and an elaborate
buffet luncheon was served to thirty
guests.
Miss Mildred and MISS Gertrude
Shecrer entertained az luncheon and
bridge this afternoon in honor Of
Miss kathryn Sharrer and Miss
Gladys Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith and
daughter. Miss Vida. Of Buffalo,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph w Shearer o.
Claude street.
Mrs. Dewitt wasgoner delightful
III entertained last evening in honor
or Mr Wagsoner's birthday in her
mothers home on Clinton street.
Tho rooms were prettily decorated
with tall vases Of American beau
tics. and the guests enjoyed games
and music A daintily appointed
course luncheon was served to
eighteen guests in the dining room.
where the table was attractive with
Il
AIR. Waggoner was given a number
of handsome gifts. together with
his friends many good wishes for
tile future.
Miss .llys Hammond Is enjoying
the Easter vacation Of Indiana Uni
ycrsity with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hammond, Of Glendale
Park.
The Young Woman's Auxiliary Of
tile First NJ L. church will hold
called business meeting Monday
evening at eight o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. c. K. Hollett. fo1 Doty st.
All members are urged to attend the
meeting to rchearse for the play TO
be given the latter part of this
month.
The Evening Hour viii not meet
on April seventeenth, as planned, but
viii meet the twenty-fourth at eight
o o'clock at the home OF Mrs. Clyde
Cleveland, 1198 Harrison street.
he Ihllathea sunday School class
or the First NJ Z. church will meet
on Monday evening at si1-afteen In
the church parlors.
The Home Economics department.
OF tho Hammond Woman's Club
held a most enjoyable meeting on
THURSDAY afternoon in the domestic
science rooms of the Washington
sch6ol There was a good attend
auce to witness the demonstration
OF an electric stove by Mr.. f. D.
Huumel of the Standard Electric
shop. 4 delicious roast and yege-
tables were prepared by Mr.. Hum
mel. with Mrs. Bertha Stewards
assistance. which was served to the
ladies The election of officers took
place. with these results: Chairman,
airs. Martin frame; vice chairman.
Mrs. J. T. Clark; secretary. Miss
Esther Lund: member calendar com
mittee. Mrs. keeple. and member or
nominating committee, Mrs. W. E.
Afaharg
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Huber have
just returned to their apartment on
Warren street after having enjoyed
q most delightful outing and So