The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

Riley. Mrs. Glenn Charter.
Gene stratton Porter. Mrs. WI
liam Bigger
George Aae. Mrs. r T. Leary.
Violin Selection. Miss Medora
Walker.
George Barr McCutcheon and Lew
Wallace. Miss Blanche Howell.
Those assisting are: Miss Adele
Dunbar. Mrs. Ernest l.. Eggers. Mrs.
Walter L. Wise. Mrs. Frank Lett
Mrs. J. L. Anderson and Mrs. J. a
Molsberger.
The program promises to be an
extremely interesting one. and one
that every member Will enjoy.
Everything is set for the big
Jahrmnrlst on Saturday evening,
Nov. 70, at Unity hall. 1124
Reverend Nichola Accommaneo
In charge Of the Italian Mission at
Gary. VIII lecture on Sunday even
ing at seven thirty o'clock at St
Paurs Episcopal church on the sub
ject The Italians or America" This
lecture promises 10 DC a Al treat
The Business and Professional
Woman's Club IS TO meet on Monday
evening al eight o'clock in tho
Chamber OF Commerce. The meet
ing Is TO be another good one and a
crowd Of interested people have
shown enthusiasm already
The History department OF the
Hammond Woman's club viii meet
with Mrs John f Wilhelm at her
home. eli Detroit street. on Monday
afternoon. November the twenty
seventh. at two thirty The study
I'LL be the First Military Posts OF
Indiana" In oharAc OF Mrs. l. PAM
FeItzer Tho History Chorus has
. lovely group OF numbers In mind
and Mrs. l. l. Bomberger viii sing
Alice of old Ninoennes.'
Again tho Saengerbund FfdcIin
Inns enlisted In the cnuse of charity
With "a GRIND Concert. Sunday. Nov.
80, Mt Unity hail. commencing at 3
r. VI. l1-24
Last evening at seven thirty
O'Clock eighte or the friends OF
frederick Crumpacker OF Glendale
Park came to his home TO help in
ptawhroved to be a glorious birth
day party occasioned by the tnir-
teenth birthday Of Frederick All
sorts Of good games were In ply
throughout this evening with Mary
Beekman winning the honors in the
lotto game and Elmer Tangerman
nwininE the prize on the jolly pea
nut contest. At nine thirty o'clock
refreshments deliful TO group OF
young folks were served with 4
huge and lovely birthday cake as a
interesting feature. Frederick was
nicely remembered with gifts by his
friends who were helping to make
the birthday as festive as possible.
Mr. and Mrs r. NJ. Pierce ot
Truman Blvd welcomed about
twenty-five OF their friends TO their
+ ome last evening to enjoy a radio
concert which was -eceived IN SIC
cessfril and pleasing manner over a
radio wholly constructed by Oscar
Anderson who is with the Bell Tels-
phone company The guests de.
clared this evening a lovely one.
Last evening in the church parlors
OF the First Christian church the
LOYAL Bereans class gave the Loyal
Beth ena7s class their banquet as a
result OF losing in a contest witch
them short time ago. Mrs. Smith.
son the teacher Of the Bethena-s
acted capably in the role Of toast
mistress. Among the seventy-flve
dinner guests who enjoyed this
splendid chicken dinner served by
Mrs. Ashbaucher and Mrs. J. NJ.
Stinson were the second president
and the present president Of the
Bethenals lass Cordna Leverton
and Mace Sanders who responded
capably TO toa SITS in represe in
their class while the Bereans were
represented by Bruce Stansell anc
Madge Sandoe, Thelma Harris anC
a number OF others. J. NJ. Stinsor
the teacher OF the Bereans gave al
| intere sting toa st to the BcthenaIs
his former class. The meeting wa
closed by a splendid talk by Rev
| Smithson and singing "Blest Be u,
| Tie That Binds"
Mrs. George Hannauer OF Rutl
and state Line street is TO wencom
members Of the Tuesday afternoo,
| bridge club to her home on Tues
day. November the twenty-eight 70
"a one o'clock luncheon. Bridg
VIII be In play IN the afternoon.
Mrs. +. A. Grindie. president o
the Lake County w. C. T. L. an,
\ Mrs. Grace johnson and Mrs. cha.
Swisher attended tho national w. c
r. Z. convention at Atlanta, Geof
gia. and also the worlds conventiol
! at Philadelphia When they re
tur>-@ recently Mrs Grindle =
alighting from the train Rad the m.
fortune to fall and dts1ocate he
shoulder. Friends are hoping {
hear OF Improvement in her cor
dition.
Help us make "A cheerful Christ
| mas for the poor children by attend
ting the Harvest Festival saturaa y
Nov. Is, and the Grand Concert. SUN
day, Nov. 20, r. NJ. ut Unity hall
Yours for charity,
l1-o4 G1~u~~rNund F-fHcYfn.
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