The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-29

evening. October the second. as was
announced.
The fourth annual banquet OF st.
Paurs Walther League was held
last evening at the parish house.
A most appetizing fivc-course ban
quot was served to about five hun
dred guests at seven o'clock and
good fellowship reigned supreme.
Following dinner. Earnest Call
meyer of Fort Wayne the speaker
OF the evening. gave an excellently
planned and effectively given speech
on the subject. who Is Doing Your
Thinking for Your
.
Mrs Forrest Smith and son. For
rest Junior. of Gary, who have been
the guests of Mrs. Smiths sister.
Mrs. Flora Green. 6S4 State Line
street have returned to their home
after a weeks stay.
Thirty four m m b RS OF IN
ladies' Bible class of the First
Baptist church were entertained
nicely on Tuesday afternoon by the
September group of this class. Mrs.
Dickinson opened the program with
an interesting paper on the life of
Nehemiah. followed by a good talk
on Nehemiah as a religious leader
and the value of prayer by Mrs
Higgins During the social hour.
various games were played and cake
and coffee were served. The Octob-
er meeting Is to be held In the
church parlors-
The members Of the B. B. B. club
entertained their husbands and their
friends as their guests last evening
when they met at the home of MISS
Eleanor Lasch at her home. $50 50.
Holman street. Four tables OF bunco
were in play during the evening with
Miss Hildegard Miller winning first
ladies' prize and Miss Gertrude NIL
Ter winning ladies consolation prize
Albert Olander won first prize for
the gentlemen and Mr.. Donahue won
the consolation prize. Following the
game every one enjoyed music and
tractively at four small tables nice
" arranged with lovely linens ana
silver. The following guests were
there: c. b. Mccarthy. Mr. Dona-
hue. A. Olander. a. Ferrick. EDWIN
Lasch. NJ. Mcclure, ]. Zraleck. Miss
Ramsey, of Chicago. Miss Carrie Bill
lack, of Milwaukee. and Miss Celia
Kohl The club will meet in two
weeks with Mrs. Melvin Mcclure.
Musical program by the Associa-
ted Concert Orchestra to be played
at the NJ. r. church Sunday morn
Ing. October 1st. 1922:
DR.. ]. Arthur Davis, Director.
9:15 a m.
1-.rwhistle." by McHugh.
2-valse, Down Old Virginia
Way" Gilman.
s-'If Winter Comes" by Alden
4-Reverie, THE wayside Chapel
| by Wilson.
5-.SThe Cathedral Chimes" By
Brown
| 1920 a. m.
| g Brass Quartettei Selected
| Trombones. Delmar Ben
| nett and J. H Parker
Cornetsi Fred Maley ant
| DR.. ]. Arthur Davis
Finale, Parcel Post March,
by Richmond.
/ About forty-fve ladies OF the Or
iental Shrine spent a fine day Of out
| ting as the guests of Mrs j. al
Keller at the Keller summer cot
| tage at Cedar Lake yesterday. Dur
ing the day good music was enjoyed
and games particularly popular witt
picnicers were played, with Mrs
| Gregg. of Lowell. and Mrs. Johi
Muller. of Hammond. winning thu
| honors. Mrs. william Rose. of Ceda
Lake. was also invited to enjoy thu
day with tho ladies. A picnic Dime
was served at noon and after tn
best sort of afternoon the ladies LEI
at about five o'clock.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Huttor
of wildwood road have returne
from a splendid trip which they hay
boen enjoying for the past ten days
The Hut.ons went from Harmon
t, this convention Of Thirty-thic
degree Mascro held in ClevelanS
which started Sunday, the seven
teenth OF September and closed o
Thursday. the twenty first. Mr.
Hutton has been a thirty-third de
gree Mason since nineteen hundre
and thirteen and he and Mrs. HUI
ton report that the people of Clevt
land who acted as hosts made tn
convention most enjoyable. F'rol
Cleveland the Huttons went by boa
to Buffalo and then to the Falls 0
the Canadian side. Last Sunda
the Hutton family had reunion q
st Catharine's. Ontario. where NJ
and Mrs. Hutton were the guests c
relatives.