Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 133, Hammond, Lake County, 22 November 1920 — Page 14

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THE TIMES Monday. November 22. 1920. Twin City BRINGING UP BILL V4AVIOCA,PPOrv By A. Task News Notes

A linen shower to honor the comingnuptial of Miss Harparet IMckson to Mr. Harry Davis, two well known young peo. pie of Indiana Harbor, was held at the noma of Mrs. Jack Johnstone In Grapevine at., with the sruants comprising the members of the Kappa Kappa Sorority. The affair was delightfully appointed and a most attractive future waa a ratnature bride's cake borne to the dining- table by the two wee nioes of the hostess. Evelyn and GeraJdJne Shelley and presented to the bride-elect. The decoration were carried out In pink and white , and skillfully blended into artistic forms. Flv Hundred waa an entertalnlnc feature and Mrs. "William Gardner and Mrs. P. A. Parka carried away the awards. Assisting: in the receiving; of the gruesLs and serving thm were the Mesdames TV. C Hughes. J. I Johnstone and Lester Shelley. Quite a email boy In Ms desire to contribute to the news columns of Tei Times and. at the same time inform his mother's friends of her lllnena, called a

reporter yesterday and announced that his mother, Mrs. Jhn McNab of South

Olcott avenue, would be taken to the Mercy hospital in Gary today. The boys

name Is Clifford McNab.

The literary department of the East

Chicago Woman's Club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. E. P. Robinson

4127 Barinir avenue and hold the postponed lesson from the date of November 2nd. which will be "The Vision of

the Poet" by Mrs. Browning. The de

partment holds its regular meetings the

first three Tuesday afternoons of each

month and at any time there is occaa

ion to postpone a meeting it takes plaoa

on the fourth Tuesday which it so hap

pen this month. The postponed meet

tng occurred on the date of election and

a sufficient reason for the deferrment of same with an urgent invitation for

all members to be rresent tomorrow.

The music department of the Cast Chicago Woman's Club will hold an

interesting meeting this evening at the

home of Mn. Lester Ottenheinier, of

S15 USth street. The study "Rigole

to" Is announced for this meeting. All

members are urged to attend.

Tonight, there is a meeting at the McKtnley School of chairmen of all the committees appointed on the alumni

dance to be given on Nov. 36th. It is urgently desired that they make report of progress. Miss Annette Spectre is presiding in the absence of Mr. Laurel Lurdauiat who is presently at Ann Arbcr, Mich, on a visit to his mother. ilr- and Mrs. Victor Badeaux of 4101 Northeotte Ar. have a little son twelve days old whom they are legally adopting. The lad already bears the name of Victor Joseph, named for Mr. Badeaux. The couple have longed to take a child for some time and now have their hopes realised. It la probable that they will take little girl some time In the future and rear her as a companion to the boy they have now. The babe shows every evldsnca of thriving. - Prof. Colby of the Vn!vrsity of Chicago will be the honored guert at a meeting of the Civic Club, Indiana Harbor, Wednesday evening. Prof. Colby will give an illustrated lecture of great interest to all In the community. A social afternoon will be spent by the warren allied with St. Alban's Guild at Indiana Harbor tomorrow at the home of Ira. A. M. Little, ms 125th street. A most cordial invitation Is extended all to be present. The. L T. Girls will meet this evening instead of tomorrow evening their regular meeting night with Miss Helen Betonte at 4415 Northcote avenue. The change has been made to permit of the members indulging In gymnasium work which will be directed at the McKInley school tomorrow evening. It is very much desired that the change is noted by members and that they be present this evening at the meeting and tomorrow evening at the school auditorium. "Walter Lopatka cf the Calumet building- Is in Michigan for a few weeks on a business trip.

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Members of the Sunshine Club of In

diana Harbor had occasion to enjoy a

social session arranged for them t

the home of Mrs. tv". H. Frlslnger In

Eloclc avenue. Covers were laid for fourteen. The club comprises ladies from Gary, East Gary, Miller Station

and this city. Tre ' diversion was

needlework.

The Pythian Sisters of East Chicago

will meet this evening to hold regular

annual nomination of officers. It Is

desired that all members be present.

The Lady Elks are invited to meet

tomorow evening with Mrs. L. A. Booth

at 82 146th street.

Radiator repair shop opens in Kast

Chicago. Now ready for business. All

kinds of radiator repairing- promptly done. New cores installed. General automobile repairing .by expert me

chanics. AH work guaranteed. Shop located in Famous Mfg. Co. Building. Half block south of Chicago Ave., on

Railroad Ave. C. L. Cochrun, proprietor of the Famous Garage A Radiator Repair Shop. Fhone 13. 11-22-2

JUDOE HEEDS HUBBY'S PLEA Rosa Brown, colored, and Sam Nelson, white, were on trial before City Judge Dunn of tmy this morning on a serious charge. The court heard th evidence and found the couple guilty. He was about to name the sentence when a r.egro In the rsar of the room stood up. Touh honah,'' the spectator began. "I'se - the lady's husband. Youii honah. Rosa's good woman. Sh? , ain't nevah-done nothln" like this be-' feah. She Just didn't realize' what she!

was doln youh honah." Judge Dunn suspended sentence.

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READ THESE TWIN CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

PLEATING AND RE-PLEATING All kinds of skirts In one day. Button -overlng. hemstitching, braiding, Ail work rtsaranteed. Call at W'a ey"a II State St., little west of Hobman it. Phone 446 Hammond. 1-27

Attention! People leaving city. Wi pay cash for your entire household g-oods or we crate your furniture reaiy for shipment. Norr, 4738 Olcott ave.. East Chicago. Thone 1063 ani 1053. 11-13

Breakfast Baked Rhabufe Ham Omelette Graham Gems Coffee LcBcfaeoa Creamed P ish cn Toast Baked Potatoes Shredded Pioeapple and Strawberries Csffee Dimer Veal Cattets Fried Cofuiufeers Tomatoes Cherries Breakfast Red Raspberries in Bice Oops Minced Liver and Baetm m Teswt Coffee LemtJiee'w Broiled IlaUeat Creamed Potatoes Frott Salad Ceffee Dinner Meat Leaf Broiled Potatoes Pews Fruit SSsrbet Coffee

rtoefc jral hriitx t t3e bollinr cotgt.

Tka add ih softened jrelattrw. Cool

and when the mixture begins to stiffen, add two eups of coM chopped meat. Season with satt and pepper and add a little chopped red pepper, or an onion if preferred. Torn Into a moold, first dipped into cold water, and ctill. Remove from the mouid

and cut into slices for service.

FRUIT SHERBET Grate the outside of an orange and lemon. Squeeze out the Juice and add about one and one-half caps of og-ar. Soak one-half envelope of gelatine in one-half cap of cold milk and dissolve by allowing to stand in a pan of hot water. Add two and one-half evps of milk. When ready to freeze, add the fruit jtiices and stiver. ' TEA PUNCH

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cup of water to each person. Add

toe juice ui one lemon ana one orsnre, an! serre ked and garnished with a sprig of mint and a thin slict

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BAKED RHUBARB Pink Rhobarb Sugar Buttered Bread ermabs Cinnamon Cut the rhubarb in about cne-inch lengths. Put a layer of buttered bread-crumbs in the bottom of a baking dish: on top of this place a layer of rhubarb. Sprinkle with cinnamon and a little sugar. Repeat, and cover the top with buttered crumbs. Bake in the oven about 20 minutes.

MEAT LOAF Soak some gelatine in one-half cup of cold water. Take two cups of

FRUIT COOKIES Mix and sift one cup of ftour, one and one-half teaspoons of baking powder, one-fourth teaspoon of salt, one-half teaspoon cinnamon and onefourth teaspoon of cloves and allspke. -Then add ,one-half cup each of chopped raisins and walnuts. Cream about five tablespoons of fat, add about two-thjfds of sugar, wie beatem egg and - one cup of rolled oats, which hove been put through the chopper. Add the sifted dry ingredients and two tablespoons of milk alternately. Drop from a teaspoon into a greased pan and bake in a moderate oven. '

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