Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 113, Hammond, Lake County, 1 November 1921 — Page 11

THE TIMES

riiMdaT. Noremrjer 1, 1921.

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Twin City

News Notes

Miss Sldonla Hottenberg of 3418 Guthrie street entertained seven couples at a hallowe'en party- Saturday evening.

I The house was decorated in the usual

hallowe'en fashion with yellow and black crepe paper, pumpkin faced lanterns), black cats and Pitches, while the younK folks wore raper caps and tooted horns which added much to the merriment of the evening. lancing was the main attraction, the music being furnished by Donald Knob-lack of Indiana Harbor and Miss Helca Ilolmstrom of Chlcagro. A buffet lunch was served and the

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gueats departed In the wee small hours voting Miss Itottenberg an ideal hostess. Miss Fannie McGaughey entertained at the home of Mrs. L. M. Thomas on Magoun ave. Saturday evening, three tables of Five Hundred, at the conclusion of the games, a dainty lunch was

served. Mrs. ltlchards, mother of city clerk, T. T. Kichards, has been on the uick list for the past week.

Mrs. Ixuis Scott of Grapevine blvd.. entertained twenty guests at a masquerade party Friday evening. The decorations were in hallowe'en style, old fashioned games were played and a general good time enjoyed. During the course of the evening a dainty lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs. Oscar Martin of North Baring ave. has been confined to her home on account of illness. Mrs. L.lllie Shilling, accompanied by Mrs. Dewey Keichter, of Chicago, neice of Mrs. J. J. Davis of this city, will leave Wednesday morning in Mrs. Shilling's car for Cincinnati, O., where the former will spend the winter with her mother and sister, while the latter will visit with relatives ana friends. Mrs. El PeBriae Sr., who has been spending a few days with her daughter In Chicago is returning home today. The Indies Aid of the Congregational church will hold their monthly business meeting and social Wednesday afternoon In the church parlor. And In connection with this, it Is requested that any who can go In the morning for an all day sewing do so, as there is much to be done to get rendv for the bazaar whilh 1! be held Tuesday, Dec. 6th. Come and bring your scissors and thimble with you. Miss Marie Holem who has been visiting relatives in Indiana Harbor for the past week returned Sunday morning to her home in South Hend. Just a reminder of the card party this evening at the Burns-Pollock build ing, given by the Lady Maccabees. The general meeting of the Last Chicago Woman's Club which was to have oeen held Saturday, Nov. 6th at the home of the vice-president, Mrs. R. B. Miller has boon postponed until Saturday, Nov. 12th. on account of the Reciprocity d;iy of the Hammond Woman's Club. Saturday afternoon. Nov.

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t!i at 2:30 o'clock, to which all Last Chicago club members are invited. Mrs. M. A. Given will represent the local club on the program. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. O'Nell, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dewey, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Held and Mr. Fowler comprised a dinner and theater party last evening, dining at the lUackKtone and later seeing "Llghtnln." The Tri Kappa members will meet this evening at the home of Miss B. Jamieson, 1118 Beacon street. Fire Chief and Mrs. Wm. Nlll. or Hammond, spent last evening at the home of Mrs. Emma Spencer, in 144th st Miss Ixralne Sevelr, who spent the summer with her aunt Mrs. Jesse Thompson and uncle, W. A. RIcheson, has entered St. Bernards Hospital for train ing. The Home Economics Department of the Kast Chicago Woman's Club which was to have met at the home of Mrs. C. A. Jones on Monday evening, Nov. 7th, will ire t' e home of Mrs. L. Giles in 145th St. Those assisting the hobteaa , u,tl t at the home of Mrs. II. J. Oilman, 4132 Northcote ave. Thursday evening of this week. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Stephens entertained the Stephens family last evening at a hallowe'en party the home was beautifully decorated in autumn leaves and Jack-o-Ianterns. The guests were greeted by little John Stephens dressed as a ghost. The evening was spent In taffy pulling and making pop corn balls. Last Saturday evening the Misses Lucille and Eloulse Thompson of Northcote ave. entertained a number of their friends at a masquerade party. Iast ciening Miss Ilamona Haugh of 141st, was hostess to a few friends at a hallowe'en party. The first meeting of the civic department of the Indiana Harbor Woman's club which was to have been held Wednesday afternoon has been postponed lndelinitely on account of ttspeaker, Mrs. F. J. MacNIsh of Oak Park being unable to be here at this time. The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Episcopal church of Indiana Harbor meets Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. James Battersby, 4113 Ivy st.. at 2:30 o'clock. Tomorrow evening a banquet will be served at the Cafe Lafayette in honor of the Graver Corp. baseball team. 'Xhe lining room will be turned over to this

party from 6:30 to 10 o'clock, after which the public will be served as usual. ; The residents of the 141st block on ; Baring avenue had another of their . justly famous community parties Sati urday niht to celebrate hallowe'en. ; This "block" has been long noted for its community activities but It is the opinion of all the guests that this event : outclassed any given previously.

There was a party for the "kiddies" in the afternoon under th- direction of the ladies in the basement oi Chas. Green. The time was spent in the old standard Hallowe'en games of "bobing for apples," "eating doughnuts, etc" After several hours of this a delightful lunch was served. In the evening the children were left home under suitable care while the "grownups" cut up. This phase of the party was held in the basement of the home of Harry Fish. The entrances and wails were decorated with skeletons, witches, and other suitable hangings. The guests were even more gaudily decorated in hard time costumes representing the "rube," the "hobo," the Puritan maid and others lndeecrlble. The entertainment consisted of square dances, Virginia reel, musical chairs, bands, etc. Following this a cafeteria lunch was served consisting of hotdogs, apples, coffee, pickles and doughnuts. Some of the guests were seen to line up at least six times, but there was enough for all. After turning fte clock back, another hour of hilarity was enjoyed and finally all departed at an early hour.

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J ait received new pack of Lima Beans. Special, per can

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