The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-05
News and
Personals

| season. Interest in this work is as
warm as ever.
| Mrs. Ada Farr OF Wabash, Tndi-
ana. who has peen the house guest
| Of Miss Anna Dickover and NJ. q.
Dickover for the past two weeks,
will leave within the next few days
for st. Petersburg. Florida, where
she Will make her home in the
| future.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Mott and Miss
Rose Mary Wilson. who have been
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Mott and family of Tulsa. Okla
homa. for the past several weeks,
returned last evenins.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett r. Funder-
burk OF Detroit street entertained
Mrs. F'underburk's sister. Miss
Frances Gay Of Chicago. and also
Miss Burdette Atwood of Chicago.
| for the past weekend.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet tomorrow afternoon
at two thirty o'clock in the church.
The hostesses for the day are to be
Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. Lloyd. 1t is
hoped that there will be q number
there for an interesting report Of
the bazaar and church supper Will
be given.
The many Hammond friends OF
Mrs. Roy Garceau Of Marion. Ohio.
who is to be remembered as Miss
Mona Krost before her marriage,
viii be interested to know that on
the twenty-second of November a
fine baby boy was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Garceau. The little boy has
been given the name of John Ed
ward Garceau.
Mrs. c. H. Mills Of Rensselaer,
Indiana. who was the weekend
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Parrett
~ Waltham street. has returned to
her home.
The Jewish Ladies Aid Society
will meet on Wednesday, December
the sixth. at the home of Mrs. s.
schlesinger. 1o4 Highland street.
The installation of officers will take
place and an encours ging attend
ance is urged.
The ladies of the Hyde Park
Methodist church aid society VIII
meet tomorrow afternoon. Wednes-
dav. December the sixth. at the
home Of Mrs. John l. Mcdonald 2s5
Standard avenue. at two thirty
o'clock. All work to be finished
for the bazaar which is to be on
sale on December and Q at the
church bazaar is to be turned in
tomorrow at the aid meeting.
Trinity Aid VIII have its annual
Christmas bazaar and bake sale on
Friday, December the fifteenth. al
the chapel on the corner OF Wal
than street and Park place A good
sale OF useful and beautiful gifts
will be on sale in both the afternoon
and the evening and all sorts of
pies and cakes and cookies and
bread will be on sale. Refreshments
viii also be served.
Mrs. Julius Meyn has asked about
sixteen OF her friends TO her home
tomorrow afternoon in Glendale
Park to meet Mrs Hugh Gates
Dugan. Mr.. and Mrs Dugan have
recently come to Hammond to make
their home and are at the Lyndora
hotel. Mrs. Meyn will have bridge
in play throughout the afternoon
for the pleasure of her guests.
The board of directors Of the
Hammond League of Women Voters
met at the home Of the president.
Mrs. William Love, and completed
arrangements for tho joint meet
ing of the Tenth district and county
meeting to be held in Hammond
Saturday, December the sixteenth.
The afternoon session Will be a
business meeting OF the district
workers and also the election of
county officers for the ensuing year.
At the evening meeting the ladies
of the NJ L. church will serve a
banquet and a fine program viii
conclude the evening
The legislative program of the
league Will be outlined and the leg
islators VIII tell the women where
they stand on the measures the
league is working for.
Mrs. Lewis Rose. first vice presi-
dent of the Connecticut League of
Women Voters, Will address the
women. Mrs. Rose has travelled
abroad extensively and therefore is
amply able TO tell what women in
both Europe and America are ac-
complishing in the government OF
their respective countries. Wher-
ever Mrs. Rose has spoken she has
aroused much enthusiasm
Miss Alphild. Miss Eva and Miss
Helen Carlson OF Hegewisch enter
tained a number of their friends on
Sunday evening for a six o'clock
dinner. The Carlson home was
tastefully made festive for the oc-
casion by means OF an old rose and
gold color scheme and in the dining
room where the six course dinner
was served the brightness of car
nations added to the affair. The
7uest list included ar and Mrs