The Lake County times., 1922-12-16

| and a grab bag will be a pleasure
everyone Is urged to bring her gift
OF fifty cents In cost and also her
plate. cup. fork and spoon for the
accommodation of the hostess. To
make the affair a success everyone
Is urged TO come prepared to en-
Joy splendid party al this holiday
season
The bazaar given at the River
side school by the teachers ana Pc
rents of the religious training
classes Of the Riverside school
proved a success IN every way. The
program which was given was mos.
enjoyable and well attended as were
All the booths which held a wealth
Of attractive things for sale. The
crowd which swarmed 10 ths school.
was gratifying In itself and the re-
turns were splendid for about sixty
dollars was cleared The money is
20 go to buying books for the FUR
therance Of religious training work
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A number OF the friends OF Mrs.
Joseph f. Myers could not let her
birthday pass by unnoticed so they
gathered at the Myers home on war
rem street pleasantly to surprise her
last evening. Bridge was in play
throughout the evening with Miss
Fisher Lund holding highest scores.
and late in the evening lovely re-
t~eshments were served at tho table
which looked attractive with a center
piece OF flowers During the informal
time Mrs Myers was beautifully
remembered with some appropriated
birthday gifts and hearty congratu-
lations OF the friends were plent!-
fully given.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Schmidt. se Clinton street.
/ died today at 1880 o'clock The
child was born last Monday. FN1ncra.
service Will be held Monday morn
Ing at o'clock from St. Joseph's
church.
Friends Of Mrs z c. Hart, OF 1926
Van Buren, street. who have been
concerned about her since he- Ill
ness for the past week will be happy
to know that Mrs. Hart is feeling
better at this time.
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This evening finds the members
OF the Hammond Country Club
dancing with John Scott and his
orchestra playing. The party Is an
informal one and q splendid time Is
looked for by the many folks who
-fo f~is
Christmas dancing party.
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Mrs F. r Mclaughlin, who has
been making her home with her son.
II. c. Mclaughlin. 1910 Jackson
street left yesterday for Santiago,
California 10 spend the winter with
her daughter.
Mrs. q. Burnham IAnnlan. CT Ey-
STOP Place. will leave tomorrow TO
spend the holidays with her parents.
MT and Mrs. Unger, OF Pittsburgh.
Pa. Mr. Lanmzn VIII join her short
~ before the holidays.
Virgil $. Reiter. JT., who Is at
tending the University OF Michigan.
has arrived for the Christmas hoii-
days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
V. =. Reiter OF South Holman street.
For those Of us who did not have
tho opportunity TO hear Lydia Van
Glider this past week at McVickers
in Chicago II will be interesting to
know that Mrs Van Glider will sing
all OF this coming week there be-
ginning tomorrow This week finds
Mrs. Van Glider singing a solo at
four performances during the day.
Here IS the musical program to be
given Sunday morning, December
II, 1922. at the u. +. church. Ham
inord. Indiana, b. the Associated
Concert Orchestra. with Dr. ]. Ar
thur Davis, director;
9:15 A. NJ
I. Lost "a Beautiful Girl)" By
Dav1s-Hanley.
.. waltz. 'steal a Kiss (Thile
Dancing" by Little-sutton
$50 A. M.
b. Overture. The Bohemian Grip
by Moses-Tobsni.
8. .srhs Ghost walk" Novelty,
BY Cobb.
1880 A. NJ.
6. Brass TITO. This Song That
Reached My Heart" By Jordan, Ben
nett. Maley. Davis.
Z. Final. March, 'HuRsariana,