The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-24

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An excellent musical program will
be given by the children of the up
per grades. superintendent Cald-
we'll will talk and a social hour will
follow the program.
Miss Rena Schlesinger very gra-
ciously opened her home on High
land street last evening to the mem
bers of the Trestle Club and Mr.
and Mrs. A. Goldman as guests. The
early part of the evening was de-
voted to an Initiation for Miss Jane
Newman. who was given the task
of deciphering the club song as part
of her initiation. Bridge was then
in play for the rest of the evening
with Mrs. Goldman winning the
honors. Miss Schlesinger served a
tempting two course luncheon at one
large table made lovely for the oc-
casion with wild pink roses in a
beautiful silver basket The next
meeting is to be with Miss Ermar
Hellerman at her home in Chicago
in one week.
Miss Adele Dunbar or 27 Rimba CT
avenue. has returned from the dis
trict meeting of the Woman's For,
eign Missionary Society held al
South Bend. While there she wa,
| elected to the position of superin-
tendent OF all Standard Bearer or
CARNATIONS throughout the entire
South Bend district which compris-
es twenty-one organizations.
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Mrs. Herman Sasse opened he,
home on South Holman street t.
the members OF the Alpha Phi Club
on Friday. October the twentieth
for one o'clock luncheon in honor
of Mrs. w. II. Davis birthday. A
lrlncheon was served at one large
table made attractive with exquisite
pink rosebuds In the center Of the
table. Following luncheon the la.
dies spent the afternoon most en-.
joyably with sewing and sociabiity
Mrs. Frank Deming and Mrs. Charles
Holman were the only guests be-
side the club members Mrs. Frank
| her guests on Friday. November the
third. at her home in Glendale Park
Hammond Community service has
about fifty more Halloween sugges-
tions which are at the disposal OF
the public. These phamplets con
tain very helpful suggestions fol
putting on Halloween parties and
anyone over sixteen years of age
who might care for one may call az
the Community Service headquarter:
in the Court House.
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At the home of Mr.. and Mrs
! Charles G. Reed a splendidly plan
ned surprise party was given fol
their nephew, L. V. Lyons. who was
celebrating his birthday. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Alfred Lyon OF FIT. Wayne had
come up as a surprise for the occas
ion and Mr. Lyons was able tC
guess who all Of his masked guest.
were except his mother and father
so it was indeed a pleasant surprise
for him to find them in the party
The evening was spent most enjoy
ably in the Reed home so festiv,
with the Hallowe' en- decorations O.
yellow and black and the autumn
leaves and shades over the light.
where dancing and card playing anc
music and games were in full swing
The Welfare orchestra OF the Con.
key plant We're good enou gh as Il
play for the dancing and at q lat,
| hour splendid refreshments wer,
served. Mr.. Lyons was given a fin,
violin case as a gift from everyon,
as we'll as other lovely things from
individual guests. The out OF towr
| guests yere Mr.. and Mrs. Georg,
| Film and Miss Mildred Film of Chica
go and Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Lyons OF
| Fort Wayne.
The Grand Matron. Mrs. Fife J
Harrison, of the Order of Eastern
Stars of Indiana, will visit Ham.
mond Chapter on Monday. Oct. 30th
There will be initiation in the aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock. followed by a
6 o'clock dinner at the Masonic
temple. There will also be an ev-
ening meeting. 1t is ANTICIPATED
there will be a large number OF
visitors from nearby towns Res
ervations for the dinner must be
made by Oct. 26th to Mrs. j. A.
Muller. Mrs. Geo. ". Green or Mrs
Walter Maharg. 7:24-1t.
The home economies department
OF the Hammond woman's club will
be the guest of Sprague, Warner
company. of Chicago, for a tour
through their plant and for lunch
con on Thursday. Oct 26th. The
ladies will leave on Thprsday morn
ing. Any member oflthe Hammond
Woman's club wishing to attend
must make reservations by Wednes-
day morning. by calling gl9M or
1921.
The Past Noble Grand club will