The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-21
SOCIAL F Ps,.ss saS

with which Mrs Hahn, OF 500 Roose-
welt avenue. honored her. a most
pleasant zine was spent and at
luncheon time the guests found their
places at table made lovely with
dainty flowers Mrs Kindel was
nicely remembered by the guests
who were Mrs Mrs. JGruike. Mrs
Spafford. Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. QUAINT.
Mrs. Rose. Mrs strums. Mrs Won
asch and Mrs. Carlson.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
First Presbyterian church will meet
tomorrow afternoon in the church
parlors as usual at two-thirty o'clock
Refreshments will be served.
Miss Marjorie Ruff. who Is a
Senior at the University or Wiscon-
sin, viii arrive in Hammond on
Thursday evening and viii bring
three of her sorority sisters with
her for the week end with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Ruff. of
Carroll street. Miss Gertrude Ruff.
who is a sophomore in the Univer-
sity. will arrive on Friday for the
week end with her parents also.
The girls viii see the wisconsin
Chicago game on Saturday.
Miss Eleanor Beclman. of Glen
dale Park, who has been in Louis
VILE, Kentucky. for the past two
weeks as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harlan n. Anderson. will return to
Hammond tomorrow.
St. Paurs Episcopal Guild Will
meet for an all day meeting on
Thursday. November the twenty
third in the church The hostess.
who will welcome the ladies, are TO
be. Mrs. G.. w. Clark, Mrs NJ f.
Cunningham. Mrs. Farley, and Mrs.
E. A Jordan.
Sherman Ryder. who has been the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs Eugene Geiger
OF IS cond't street for the past
two weeks. has returned to his
home in Towanda. Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Russell. Sr..
Of Murray street, are announcing
the engagement of their daughter.
Ella Maurice. to George Fate. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. p Fate. Of
Crown Point. Indiana.
A number OF the friends OF Mrs
William Schwingendorf gathered at
her home on Jackson street. to pleas
antly surprise her and to help in
celebrating her birthday last eve
ming. Music and cards were in full
swing during the evening and at a
late hour tempting food was served
to the guests who had made the day
SO pleasant for Mrs Schewingendorf
by coming 20 help her celebrate her
birthday The gifts which Mrs.
Schewingendorf. the honored guest
received, were many and lovely. Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Fox. Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Walker, Mr. and Mrs. D.
Giffen. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wark-
entein were the guests who enjoyed
the evening with Mr.. and Mrs
Schwingendorf.
The z. o. F. club came together
for their meeting on last Friday at
the home OF Mrs. H A Mcconnell.
on Moraine avenue. Bridge was in
play throughout the afternoon with
Mrs. W. II. Winery winning the
first honors and Mrs N. Emmerling
the second honors.
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Mrs. c. Rhode and Mrs. Costeiloe
are TO welcome the members of the
South Side Pinochle club for dinner
this evening at the home of Mrs
Costelloe on Morton Court. in honor
Of their birthday anniversaries
Following the dinner pinochle will
be the diversion for the evening.
Mrs Harry Gardner. OF Boards
town. Illinois, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. George
Chaplin. of Highland street. for the
past ten days. returned to Boards
town on Sunday.
The members OF the T. IT. U. club
met with Miss Pauline Wolf at her
home on South Holman street, for
their usually enjoyable meeting The
evening was passed IN many pleas
ant ways and later on Miss Wolf
invited the guests into the dining
room for splendid two course
luncheon served at the table festive
with pink and white sweet peas as a
bers were. Mrs. Elliot Conroy. of
Gary. and Mrs. Joseph Cohn. of
East Chicago. Miss Adelaide Hill.
OF Highland street, Is to welcome
the club members on two weeks for
the next meeting.
The attractive W. c. Belman home
was the meeting place for the Pri-
mary Council. composed of the
teachers OF the primary grades last
evening when Miss Adkins and Mrs.
Belman welcomed them to the Bel
man home for q lovely evening.
Miss Alys Hess. chairman OF the
council had charge OF the program
and led the ladies In singing the
council songs. The speakers of the
evening gave most interesting talks
on projects IN teaching. Miss Geor-
gia Clark who took n course In
supervision at the University of
Chicago last year brought out the
principal points OF her years work.
Other speakers were Mrs Held n.
Mrs Murklein. Mrs. Griffith. Miss
) Rogers. Miss Conner. Miss Win r.
Miss Baptist and Miss Griswold.
Miss Lacy introduced an enjoyable
game and then Mrs. Belnan and
Miss Adkins served tea Also the