The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13

FOUND their places at the small Ia
bles pretty in their appointments of
Madeira linens and were served with
two courses of tempting luncheon.
The ladies of the Hammond Coun-
try Club are to enjoy an afternoon
of bridge tomorrow at the Club with
Mrs. A. +. Rohrer acting as hostess.
Bridge Will begin at two-t thirty.
About forty ladies'. members Of
the Baptist Womans Union. sur
prised Mrs. Mary Binder last evening
at her home on 1871 Garfield street,
when they came to her home, bring
ing all sorts of lovely things APP
propriate for a fruit shower. The
guests played games and enjoyed
the best sort of sociability during
the evening, which had been so pleas
antly planned as a surprise for Mrs.
Binder.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Prescott. of
Highland street, are having as their
house guests for the weekend Mr..
and Mrs. H. f. White and Miss Ella
White and Glenn Hiser, Of Kalama-
zoo, Michigan
The members of Miss Adele Dun
bars Sunday School class came to
the Dunbar home on Rimbach ave-
nue. last evening TO compliment
Miss Verona and Miss Loretta Gled-
hill, who are leaving Hammond to
IN,
young people enjoyed to the utmost
an evening of fun made possible by
the playing of bunco at which
| Flora May Hebron was the most
successful and @iss Doris Houser
| the least successful from the five
| table Of bunco that were in play
Refreshments OF tasty variety
were served in the rooms of the
| Dunbar home, so attractively deco
| rated with yellow and white color
scheme. The guests OF honor were
nicely remembered with a gift for
| each of them from the members of
the class. who hate to lose them and
! wish them unbounded success in
| their new home.
Mrs. E. B. Cross, assisted by Mrs
Ben Strong. organized a young peo-
| pies branch of the W. c. T. U. at
| the home of Mrs. Strong. 237 High
land street, last evening There
were number OF enthusiastic
young people there, who elected the
following officers: President, Dor
othy Strong; vice president Alice
Glover; secretary, Helen Klein;
treasurer, Irene Chandler; CORES
bonding secretary. Mabel Johnson
The members of this newly or
ganized project chose Dorothy
Strong and Alice Glover as delegates
TO the state convention which be-
gan at Wabash. Indiana. today
They left this morning with the
other twenty-eight delegates from
Lake county for wabash.
The members OF the Edone Club
were nicely entertained by Miss
Anna Kloch at her home on Ingra-
ham avenue last evening. Tables
of five hundred were in play during
the evening and high scores were
made by Miss Freda DeRolf and
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games. Miss Kloch served attractive
refreshments and the young ladies
decided to go into Chicago tomor~
row night to see AL Jolson in his
well reputed "Bombo."
Occasioned by the birthday of
Mrs. Joe Ribisky OF Dyer boulevard
was the interesting gathering OF
the members OF the South Side Pin
ochle Club and Mr.. and Mrs. New
man and Mr.. and Mrs @. Foliick as
guests. at the Ribisky home last
evening. Plnochle was in play for
the evening with Mrs. l. w Russell
and ]. Ribisky winning first prizes
and Mrs + C. Nowlan and c. Cos
fellow winning the consolation
prizes. At the luncheon hour, the
guests found Gheir places at two
large tables in the rooms OF the
Ribisky home made festive with
their pleasant autumn leaves and
profusion OF gay colored fall flow
ers, where a tasty luncheon was
served. Mrs. Ribisky was given
one gift from the club members and
many other lovely gifts as per-
sonel gifts from the members OF the
club.
Reverend T. c. Granger of 104
Detroit street has returned from
Evansville. Indiana, where he has
been for the past few days attend
ing the State BaPtist convention.
The l. II. l.. Club of the Irving
school will meet tomorrow after
noon, Saturday. October the four
teenth. at the hour of two thirty
at the home of Miss Katherine Mat
thews. SIT One Hundred Fiftfeth
street.
Miss Mabel mickey of oyster Bay,
New York. has come to Hammond to
be the house guest of Reverend and
Mrs. ]. C. Granger, 104 Detroit
street.