The Lake County times., 1922-12-22

their way back to Hammond they
VIII stop at Kansas City to visit
Mrs. Kitchens brother. Captain II.
L. Mitchell, formerly OF the United
States army. but now retired.
Mrs. Ben Schenck and son. Harold
James. or Valparaiso, have arrived
In Hammond TO be guests of Mrs.
Laura Metzner. OF State street. for
the holidays.
Mrs. T. I. Turner, Of West William
street left this morning to spend
tho Christmas holidays with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Falluft, OF
indianapolis.
A letter has been received from
Ora tCurley) Kimble from Phoenix,
Arizona, where he motored, from
Hammond. In his letter to DR.. j.
Arthur Davis he says he made the
trip in Is days with hard luck OF
three runctures, enc borken spring.
and new set OF brake bands after
crossing the Ratoon Pass of 9.S0U
foot altitude. Rents and living are
high In Phoenix, but there seems
to be good BUSINESS. He viii ex-
pect to start back in May. An In
dian made cigar holder was enclosed
in the letter. With regards TO his
friends in Hammond
fTbA I-do,a club met With MlaS
Maud Burke last. evening for an
unusually lovely evening. The
home was nicely decorated with
the wreaths of holly and bright coli
ored crepe paper and there was al
SO a large Christmas tree brightly
lighted to make It all seem like
Christmas time. Santa Claus was
there in person to help In the grab
bag pleasure. Bunco formed the
evenings entertainment as well as
other interesting games and Miss
Lottie Hildebrand, Miss Dorothy
Ulrioh and Miss Frleda DeroI
ming first honors. TO complete the
evenings enjoyment Miss Burke
served attractively.
Wednesday afternoon found the
members OF the w. A. B. club at
the home OF Mrs. Esther Mcclellan
of Eaton street for their afternoon
of bunco, with Mrs. Ethel Huber
and Mrs. Esther Mcclellan winning
the highest honors and Mrs. Irene
Eckenboy winning the consolation
prize. Lovely gifts in profusion
were revealed in tho grab bag. Re-
freshments were served at small
tables with the seasons decorations
upon them. Mrs. Ethel Whitley of
Calumet avenue will have the next
club meeting.
Last evening the former Ham
mond Zionist club reorgaRized it's
members at tho Synagogue on Sib-
ley street and planned 10 have a
splendid meeting next week on
Thursday evening when officers
would be elected. Last evening
however three Debates were elected
to so to the national convention Of
zionists of the Middle West at the
Hotel Lasallo in the Red Room on
December tho thirty-nrst and on
January the first Those elected
to go were Miss Ida Taussig, Miss
Mary Marcus and Miss Gustie Taus-
sig. It was also decided that the
old officers should 50 70 the con-
ventions and they arc Sam Winer
Miss Beatrice Dobson, Sol Singer
and Miss Rose Harris.
The Irving school l. i L. will
hold It's annual Christmas party
tomorrow afternoon with their lead
er Mrs. Collett Of 412 Ames avenue
at two thirty o'clock All Of the
children who wish 70 go viii meet
at the home Of Miss Leauna Ber-
dine, 451 Ash street, and bring their
car fare with them,
The F. E B. Club met at the
home Of Celia Kohl. on Doty street,
last evening. The usual games OF
interesting bunco were in play with
Nvrtle frost winning the first prize
ana Eleanor Lasch winning the con-
ISOLATION prize These B. B. 3. girls
also enjoyed the lovely gifts OF
grab bag and Miss Kohl delighted
her friends with q lovely luncheon
served at small tables festive with
the Christmas decorations. MISS
kathryn Larsen VIII open her nome
to the club girls in two weeks on
Garfieli street
Miss Vivian Dieterich. who Is at
tending Denison University at Gran
Vile, Ohio. has returned for the
solidays with her parents. Mr.. and
Irs A Dieterich.
Mrs. J. Wesley Reed. OF Harrison
treet. welcomed the members of her
Sunday school class to her home
last evening. Tho sixteen guests
enjoyed an evening OF fun In the
rooms Of the Reed home SO at
tractive with the holiday decora-
tious consisting OF the bright holly
and a huge Christmas tree. Sanity
Claus came to make the evening
more pleasant and there was an
exchange OF interesting gifts At
the close Of the evening, Mrs Reed
served delightfully."-.