The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-07


business hour.
The famous Methodist Chicken |
re ladies' are working today with |
the greatest efforts to live up TO |
their former regulations as excel |
lent chicken pie makers. for tonight |
from the hours OF Ave thirty until |
eight they VIII leave the rush Of |
the bazaar to serve chicken pie to |
the many fortunate people who |
have remembered this opportunity. |
1t behooves everyone to get there |
carly.
On December the twenty ninth.
Friday evening. at the Drake hotel |
In Chicago. there win be an Illini |
dance given by tho Alpha Gamma
Delta sorority This dancing party |
has promise of being one OF the
most enjoyable of the Christmas
season with a lively crowd and ex-
cellent music. Miss Pauline Hill OF |
% Highland street has tickets for
this affair which may be obtained !
by getting in touch with her
The Girls Friendly Society IS to |
meet this evening at the parish |
house for their regular interesting |
meeting. Interesting reports OF the |
part which the society played in the |
recent bazaar are expected.
In the absence OF Mrs. Earl Pool |
er. who was celebrating her birth |
day yesterday. some thoughtful |
friends came to her home on Tru
man boulevard and decorated the |
Pooler home tastefully with the |
seasons shades Of red and yellow, |
using the holly and other sugges- |
tive things so that when Mrs. Pooler |
returned she found some seventy |
five of Der friends ready to join her |
in making merry. The guests spent |
the evening with dancing and /
music and at about midnight
splendid three course luncheon was |
served a special feature OF 1t being
the attractive birthday cake with
it's candles. The gifts which Mrs.
Pooler received on this birthday
were bountifuI and lovely. The out
of town guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Norton. Mr.. and Mrs J. Boehning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bosdor. all of East
Chicag go. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Murphy of
Indiana Harbor. and l. Speaks OF
Whiting.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Q. Bauer and
son, who have lived on Lyons street
for the past year, have moved into
their attractive home on Park place
.
Alfred Moor of st. Joseph. Michi-
gan. arrived in Hammond a few
days ago to spend some time with
relatives MI Moor will stay the
remainder OF the week.
Mrs. Lawrence Cox welcomed the
members or the Columbia Club as
her guests this noon for luncheon
at one o'clock at the Elk's Club
Following the luncheon hour the
guests played bridge pleasantly for
the afternoons diversion.
Mrs. Mary Disbrow OF Chicago
will met the members OF the Mar
quette Club tomorrow at MandeFs
tea room where they will have lunch
con with her at one o'clock. The
afternoon will hold the pleasure.
which bridge can offer.
Misses Mary and Anna Marcus OPP
ened their home last evening to the
members of tn ed. II. OF r. T. cub
and 1t was decided that the club
girls would enjoy the First Year"
at the Woods this coming Saturday
night. Bridge was in play during
the evening with Mary Levine Of
Indiana Harbor winning the first
prize. Eva Tau ssig. the second prize
Mrs. J. Brown was given the guest
prize. The evening was brought
to close when the hostesses served
attractively. In two weeks when
the club meets with Miss Lena Rein
gold on Indiana avenue there will !.
be an election OF officers.
About fifteen OF the friends OF
Mrs. Julius Meyn were asked 70 her
home In Glendale Park yesterday af-
ternoon to meet Mrs. Hugh Gates
Dugan who has recently come to
Hammond. Bridge was in play al a
three tables during the afternoon l
with Mrs. Albert Lamprell holding
high scores. At tea time Mrs.
Meyn esrved her guests attractively
Who were meeting Mrs Dugan. Z
Mrs n. D. Stwart will open her
home on 20 Warren street on nest S
Monday afternoon. December the I
eleventh OF December TO the mem I
oers OF the Magazine Club. This
is TO be a business meeting for the
ladies'.
Yesterday afternoon found the :
m era5ers or the d. and c. Club en-
Toying themselves with Mrs. II. :
Pressimore on State street. The a
all too short afternoon was passed ),
In sewing and listening to good mu-
sic and discussing subjects of timely
interest. Mrs. Pressimone delight :
ed her guests late in the afternoon
by serving lovely refreshments
Mrs. c. W. Keller will open her
home TO these club ladies In two
weeks at her home on Forsyth av-
enue.