The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-18
TrHE TIMES

topher, IL West Carroll street, on
Tuesday afternoon, October the sew
%enteenth, with twenty-eight aides
| present. After a short business ses-
sion. the program leader. Mrs. Rist,
had charge. The keynote for this
year Is the children's work. Mrs.
J. T. Otto, superintendent or Kings
Heralds Society, gave a very in
terestIng talk on the work Of thai so
eiety and outlined the work for the
coming year. Mrs. Schohl favored
the aides with two vocal selections.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
J Christopher and Miss Ryder.
Mrs. J.. c. Nowlan entertained the
members OF the Tuesday Evening
Pedro Club very %cleverly last even
Ing whe the members came to-
gether for an evening of pedro. Mrs.
Flora Green. Mrs. Ethel Russell and
| Mrs. Mary Nowlan won the first.
second and third prizes. while Mrs.
Vcrda Mack was given consolation.
The Nowlan home was uniquely
decorated with the Halloween dec
orations OF black eats. pumpkins,
witches and gay lanterns, where the
one large table for refreshments
with its table cloth Of yellow and
black crepe paper with napkins to
match was placed. After this even
ing so suggestive OF the Halloween
season. the ladies decided thai the
next meeting would be with Mrs.
Ann Handy of IS State street in two
weeks.
Mrs. e. w. Dedelow OF 30 West
Williams street left Hammond Mon
day for Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania.
to attend the national convention
| of the Woman's Home Missionary
| Society OF the Methodist church al
a delegate from the Northwestern
Conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Shirley, 541
| Sibley street. are the proud par
ents OF a hne baby boy born Sunday
October fteenth. who has been nam
ed Edward James. Mrs. Shirley
was Miss Emma Hensick before her
marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Koch OF Ma
son street are to be congratulated
upon the birth Of a baby girl born
to them yesterday, October seven
teenth at about eleven o'clock in the
morning. The little girl weighs
about nine pounds.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
x1fufl-1 - CA,t-tt - ~ .j,r,J
of the Nazarene will meet Thurs
day at two o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. Grace walker. 40S Ash street.
Also a special meeting will be held
on Friday to spend the day sewing
for the Nazarene Orphans Home,
at Tenial, Texas. at the home Of
Mrs. Smith. 1876 Van Buren street.
All members arc urged to be there
and visitors are welcome to come.
Mrs. Clarence Scott Of Chicago.
was the hostess to the members of
the Wednesday afternoon Bridge
Club yesterday when she entertain
ed the ladies with a splendid lunch
con at Laura ~Jacobson's cafe. Bridge
was in play throughout the after
noon with Mrs. George Chaplin
winning the honors. The club is
to meet next in two weeks at the
home OF Mrs. william Wilke at her
home on Detroit street. Wednesday,
November the first.
Mrs. william Barrett OF 40 Sibley
street leaves Hammond tomorrow,
to visit relatives in Newark, New
Jersey for some time.
Miss katherine Bivin Of Bloom
Iagton. Indiana, comes to Ham
mond on Friday to be the guest of
Miss Virgene Hammond Of Glendale
Park for some time.
The Woman's Union Of the First
Baptist Church Of Hammond will
meet at the home of Mrs. Mickey
In East Chicago at her home on the
corner Of Olcott Avenue and 145th
street. Thursday afternoon at two
thirty. 1t IS hoped that every one
Will be there.
Mrs. Paul s. Lucas OF Lansing.
Michigan. is spending a few days
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dye
Of Johnson street. Mrs. Lucas was
Miss Jane Dye before her marriage.
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Mrs. Henry Morris OF los High
land street left Hammond on Sunday
for a visit with her mother and 9TH
er relatives in Pennington, Iowa.
Mrs. Morris will have a most pleas
ant Sfav Of about "a veal or tnp
days in Pennington, for this is her
girlhood home.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Ladies Aid
Society will meet on Thursday, Oc-