The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-03
News and
Personals

room of the Stinson home. whore
bridge was in play throughout the
evening. When the tally cards were
compared, honors in the games
went to Miss Esther Lund and Miss
Virgene Hammond. and Mrs. Gavtt
was given an exquisite piece of
MADEIRA linen as a guest prize. Fol-
lowing the bride. Miss Stinson
served an attractive two course
luncheon 10 her sixteen guests.
The Modern Woodmen OF America
celebrated the twcnty-ifth ami
versary of Inc Eureka camp with a
lovely banquet on Thursday even
ing. Dinner was served at six
thirty in tho dining room. so at
tractive with the festive Halloween
colors, under the able supervision
OF the Royal N%eighbors of Liberty
camp. Following the dinner these
people who were enjoying this nne
evening adjourned to the hall. also
decorated nicely with the seasons
colors. where dancing formed the
evenings enjoyment.
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A few OF the friends OF Mrs.
Roland Fox came to her home on
Harrison street Wednesday after
noon for an afternoon Of bridge.
which was played at two tables
with honors going to Miss Esther
Lund and Mrs Frank Betz. The
afternoon closed when Mrs. Fox
served her guests with a lovely
luncheon.
Inc Lake County Humane Society
viii hold its regular monthly meet
ing on Monday evening. November
the sixth. at sever thirty o'clock in
the Central school. A large attend
ance is expected and the inspectors
viii give interesting reports.
.
Mrs. F. S. Betz Of South Holman
street graclously entertained the
Columbia Club at her home on
Wednesday for a one o'clock lunch
con. The guests found their places
at small tables, made lovely with
ri 6 h colored chrysanthemums.
where a nicely planned luncheon
was served. In the bridge games
which followed after luncheon Mrs.
Frank Hammond won the first r~ize
and Mrs. Lawrence Cox the second
prize. while Mrs. Robert ellis won
the guest prize. The club will
meet in two weeks. Thursday. No
vember the sixteenth, with Mrs.
4. F. Rohrer for a one o'clock
luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Clover left
Hammond on Sunday for Tulsa.
oklahoma. where they will make
their home. Mrs. Glover win be re-
membered as Miss Fern Lauerman
Many Hammond friends regret hav-
ing the Clovers leave town.
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The Blue Bird Club OF 800 For
sythe avenue gave a Halloween
party on Tuesday evening at their
club rooms. All were very well
pleased with the evenings enjoy
ment. Among the members present
were John Mayer. John and Joseph
Conwith. Robert Austgen. Edward
Emmerling. Sylvcst Boiling and
Albert Bick.
.
The home of Mrs. Ed Blarken-
burg on 3s3 Truman boulevard was
the scene OF a pretty party yester-
day afternoon when thirteen of her
friends tame to her home as a com
pliment to Mrs. Doc Ward. who
celebrating her b%irthdya. The
s ankenhurg home looked lovely
with its chrysanthcmums and roses
ms p~rofusion and music and games
and dancing were enjoyed. At four
the hostess served a fine two
course luncheon and this occasion
celebrating her birthday. The
Ward. who was given a gorgeous
bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums
as well as other lovely gifts.
The annual Children's Day Of the
Hammond woman's Club will be
held at two thirty o'clock sharp in
the cafeteria of the Hammond high
tomorrow. A most enticing
has been arranged. to in
cl,Ide a piano solo by Billy Bigger.
recitation by Robert Hubbard, vocal
duet by Helen and Edith Smith, a
group of dances by the pupils OF
Miss Geraldine Swanson, a recita-
ton by Lorraine Reagon, a sons by
lane Smith, a Dutch kdance by
Fl,No-a and Bessie Elaine Warner.