Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 128, Hammond, Lake County, 17 November 1922 — Page 6

The tjmes Fridnv November 17. 1922

SOCIAL

News and Personals

Here are Daily Suggestions for Games

llO-tlE ri.AY In co-operattnar with Community K-rviee in the Home Play Week amra.es, this department will publ.sh ca..h day for thi nert ten days ;t j; . an activity or a rusgestion in family or homo circle play. CITIES Make a list of cities and then transpose the letters, giving: the fanxposnd list to the children, the. paino "r'lns to nee which one can firs' put all tho letters la their j roo-r p'.aces. DRAWING ANIMALS Give each child a slip of paper v. ith the nam's of an animal on it, Kaeh in turn poes to a blackboard and attempts to draw the animal named on iiis paper. F.WF.ll IiAO D HAWING Put a iarge paper bag over a i hiKl's head and Rive him a p!"ce i' 'hnrcc-al or a heavy crayon pencil, tcl'Ins .lirn to draw his faeo on the bug.

The Colonial basket ball team meets Central Electric of Chicago, Wednesday, 8 P. M., at Hammond Masonic Tt mple. ll-17-2t tho church. Everyone is expected to ibe there. ifveryone is expected to bo there. The hours are from seven until nine o'clock.

joy a birthday dinner with her. At c-ix o'clock dinner of a splendid nature was served In bvffet etyle In the dining room tastelully decorated with autumn colors and dainty flowers. Each guest was delighted with a basket fashioned of the orange, green and yellow leaves of crepe paper as a favor to keep. Following:

dinner a pleasant evening was en-i Jo3'ed with games and music of the I Jolllest sort. Miss Marjorio was remembered In a lon ely way by I

many of her friends who were helping her celebrate this eleventh birth day. Mr. and Mrs. Steven T. Quick of Spring-field, Missouri, and niece, Mrs.

Helen McGowan and daughter. Pa- ! tricla Ann are in Hammond as the i Kiiests of Mrs. R. A. Goddard ofj Inffraham avenue on their wr.y from; Mayo Brothers to White Sulphur; Spring's, where they will spend the j

winter. The Baptist Woman's Union met

pleasantly with Mrs. W. A. HM on Thursday afternoon at her home on j 2S lllg-hland street for their regular ! meeting. Tho topic for discus-! .--Ion was India which was talked ofj luort interestingly . Mrs. N. Apon ' then delighted the ladies with a solo 1

following which lovely refreshments were served.

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In St. P.tuls Lutheran recto-y on Wed-.i-.sda afternoon at three thirty :o k m:m JIathlldt Gumm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Cun:m of f.06 Dougla.i Avenue, waa !. ir; : i Henry Ablborn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ahiborn, al. of Poujrlas avenue. Ileverend uuhts.v.n c-f St. raul's Lutheran chu-ch officiated, usir.c the double rinsr ceremony. Miss Gumm was attended by her sister, Mlsn Mary Gumm, and Mr. Ahiborn was served by his brother, Louis Ahiborn. At three thirty o'clock the young people took their places before Itavorend Lich: sinn, Miss Gumm looking attractive In her black ranne velvet grown with tho cut meal beads and siivcr for a trimmins. Her hat of a becoming style matched her eown and the t-a. roses which she carried blended nicely. Miss Mary Gumm, who acted as her slater's attendant, looked sweet In a frock of black anton crepe touched with the silver lace and a hat to match. Miss Gumm also had a corsugre of delicate tea roses. Following the ceremony at seven thirty o'clock a splendid dinner was served at the home of the bride's parents to about fifty sruests, where the Gumm home was a pretty sisrht with its pink and white colors throughout, even to the dlniny; room tabl v.iifre a hti bridu'a cake filled the center of the table. !--,: lowing lUiintr tho Ahl'oorns lo.'t for a short wedd'.ns trip. Mr3. Ahiborn is a well known and popular younK woman. For some time Kb,, lias b- n with Kaufman and Wolf in t'n.; lAn Store, where she has enda-':d Iiera-'.If to many. Mr. Ahiborn is a splendid young- man v. ho is in ;h contracting- business with Ills father. Mr. and Mia. Ahl1 born will return shortly to Hammond, where they will make their home. M!:-:s I ."'!')' Orumpacker, whose tnat rkina to Janu s I Toward Linn of fhliamj U L" be an event of tho t -i tUy-flrtli "t this month, wag a-a'.n the- honor au at at a pretty pa-ty ycstt-r-.iay when Mrs. Joseph G. i: a' h Jr, of 'Walt ham street bad Invit. i a ititnb-r f Irlf-nd.i to her h.-nu; for ' M! is Crumpacker's pleast!io. V-iUli'.e wm in p'iay at three i;-,1.! tUri'Uvh.iut the afternoon with l.ny si'r.a of. Chlcaso holding : , i .,.-(., Mrs. lbach remem1, r. d '! umpa' ker with a lovc1 . . -t ;-. z - appropriate for tlii.s l-rl-;.--e!i-ct. Fo'.lxrt ln the brldi ara. m y.rs. li.ach invited her guests into I..' dinln;-,' room, where lovely i m K).n-nt.a were served at a table ta.-it- fv.'.ly Oororated with delieat.i j.'.ni; lo.si s nn-.J other att'a- tivi- siigt, si'.'-r.j of thn pil-.k Mid white shn-les. Next w k's calendar for Mim Crumpat ;er has already two p.easa tit part'..- upon It when Mra. ltoy iMjbons of Chicago and Mrs. W. .1. MrAiear will tntettaln with n ono o'i lock luncheon and bridge at th.- borne of Mrs, McAieer n AVebb otreel on Wednesday, Noveinbi r tho twenty-second. On t foljw!ns Friday Mrs. Cla- .. " '' of fVvens !etn place, Clii. ,i , ill vt l.-onie n up- of friends for a f n! o'clock lunchaon and bridge for ;.!iss Cruinpackcr.

Ittle MI.is Rosalyn Jesse of Dyer boulevard is in the Aufl.istana hospital where she has been undergoing treatment for a nervous condition. Miss Rosalyn Is said to be getting alons nicely at present. Occasioned toy the birthday of Raymond Orr of 13 Elizabeth street was the fratherlnp: of about fourteen of his friends last evening. Games and nrjslo and dancing were heartily enjoyed throughout tho evening In tho spacious rooms so adapted fr the occasion. At a late hour A splendidly attractive luncheon was served in the dining room to the fourteen friends who were helping Mr. Orr celebrate his birthday.

The business and professional Woman's CHib held a most enjoyable meeting: last evening at the Chamber of Commerce when the members of the Song leaders Club and the Game Leaders clulb all met together. Mrs. Grace Conroy, the President presided at the ibuslness meetingcahintr upon the secretary for tho last minutes to be read. Mr. Paumberper talked in the interest of Community Service followed by some rreu'J-inK good fongj led by the members of tho song leaders club who took charge ably. Miss Kmliy Lowery whose reading everyone Is so fond, read two clever things for everyone's enjoyment. Mrs. P. Pchohl accompanied nicely by Miss Adele Dunbar tang; two nicely done numbers followed by a reading and a cunning littlo pianologuo by little Miss II. Schohl. The rest of this pleasant evening was in charge of the Game leaders who saw to it that splendidly interesting- panes w-ere In play for some time. The Business And Professional Woman's Ciub is telng very active as is evidenced in the fact that already the young ladies -who showed a desire for a hiking club are to have a chance to go on a .hike on this coming Sunday. Miss Winer, in charge of hiking, has already made caref ul plans. Miss Mary Moran and her proup of women are beginning their work in Hygiene tonight. The nights of cIuTd meeting have .been changed to suit the pleasure of more of the members to be the second and fourth Mondays in each, month.

fifty jrueste. Those Hammond ladios who were Initiated were Mrs; Walter Blolefeld. Mrs. Kudolph Hollz. Mrs. Billle Rose, Mrs. Archie, Jicqucs and Mrs. Mario Hanion. Hammond people feel proud of this group of ladies to represent us so splendidly.

Friends of Mr. J. Gusi of 238 East State street will bo interested to know that Mr. Guss who has been in the Presbyterian hospital for the past werven weeks under Tr. S-dppi'B care, Is able to hnm again and at work in his tailoring and haberdashery establishment .

Mls Gertrude Miller of Drackert street was the hostess of the ta. B. B. Club last evening-. IJunco was the form of enjoyment for tho evening with MU Kathryn and Miss J-ane Larsen winning th prizes. Following the games the guests dai.ced to good music until a lovely luncheon was ready for them in the dining room so attractive with its tuible garnished with a huge bowl of fruit. Mrs. Margaret McCarthy of Lyman avenue is to welcome the B. B. B. girls to her home in two weeks.

This erenln at thn First Baptist church the I. B. 1. will hold their contest party In the gymnasium of

Colonials vs. Central Hioctric and Simplex vs. St. Joseph A. C, at the Masonic Temple, Wednesday. First trnrio at 7 P. M. 11-17-1't

Mrs. A. F. Rohrer welcomed the members of the Columbia Club and a few guests for luncheon yesterday at her home on South Hohman st. J-runclieon was served most attrat-t-I'-ely at one large table lovely with the decorative touch of yellow chrysanthemums. Following- luncheon an afternoon cd bridge was enjoy, d at four taibles with Mrs. W. F. Mashlno winning tho first prize and Mrs. Frank Mcllroy the second Prize. Mrs . T . W. Oberlin was given the guest prize. The St. Paul's Lutheran LadlesAid Society met yesterday afternoon for the regular business session and social day in the church. Very Interesting buslne.js v. as transacted, and at thn conclusion of the afternoon a larpo group of ladles enjoytd tho delightful two courso luncheon served by tho committee In charge of the day: tho Mesdamcs A. F. W. Fedder. I. W. Meyn. Albert Parduhn, Fred Gescheldier 5r., Aug. Gensioh, Mary Ifuehn.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Flder of Summer boulevard pleasantly entertained a few guests at d I ner on Wednesday evening. The guests after dinner enjoyed bunco at thrro stna'.l tables during the evening. The gentleman's prize went to Herman Nack and the lady's prize to Mra. Herman Nack. The Ladies Oriental Shrine of North America bad a larse and enthusiastic proup of women from

Hammond and vicinity at their c. r- j i-monla.l held yesterday In Gary. Th ! Initiatory services wero held both !

in the afternoon and evening and at

the dinner hour a lovely banquet ' wns R"rvpd to snm,-. hundred att I '

Few of ua In our busy lives have stopped to consider what a wonderfully fine thtn we have in the Alice Club hero In Hammond. We may possibly know that there Is such a place, but we need only one visit to this pleasant placo to realize its charms. For those of U3 who do not know of it, it mi.ht be well to say tiiat tho tlub Is -ju Indiana avenue in a most convenient place for tho girls who live there to reach. It was founded possibly some ten years ago when Viiginia frlrooks was doing her work In Hammond. The present property on Indiana avenue was given by F. S. Botz and the club bearing the name of the "Alice Club" was named for Mrs. F. S. Betz. ' Upon visiting the Alice Club at the dinner hour one is struck with t lie pleasan'ness of the place. Tintwelve young women who are living tlwre at present find splendid food tttidy for them at one large folksy table where they are served a dinner which would tempt even those with a small appetite. Mlsa Mary Rist, the genial house mother, of whom all of the Alice Club giri. are fond, takes her place at tluhead of the group with a dignity befitting one in her position. In the sleeping quartera upstairs one would not ask for more comfortable rooms. Each girl has her roommate and the two girls have added the tiny touch to their rooms :o characteristic of a woman's hand. The Aiice Club, whose object Is to house girls In a comfortable way for a slight fee, asks flvo and a half dollars a week for board and room from each girl. A happy koIijtion has been reached on the question of the privileges of hours for the pirls. Everyone is expected to be In at tfn thirty o'clock every

ni,;ht except Thursday and Sunday evenings, when midnight is the hour. The giils have given hearty co-operation in enforcing- these rules. The Alice Club, with M.rs. Joseph G. Jbacli. Mrs. V. J. McAleer, Mrs. Oscar Krlnbill, Mrs. Ray Chapman, Mrs. George Ctapin, Mrs. Ralph C. Pierce, Mrs. F. S. Betz, Mrs. C. Kaufman. Mrs. Leo Aolf, Mrs. J. F. Beckman, Mrs. George Jlannauer, Miss Alta Adkins, Mrs. W. C. Belman, Miss Jennie Mabbs, Mrs. M. P. Stewart, Mrs. A. F. Rf lircr and Mm. L. L. Bomhcrger as directors, has taken great steps forward, but even vet there is a great work to bo done which the unfortunate lack of support and OTilpnunt has prohibited. lo we, who I ride ourselves upon being- -wide awake citizens, app'-.--ciato how we could help with the Alice Club iy making It a mot livable place than it is now? The ladies of the Hammond Country Club are to enjoy a bridge party tomorrow afternoon at two thirty o'i do, k. Mrs. John live- Is to act as hostess for thn afternoon.

Mass Josephine Krlnbill of "Warren street Is to arrive this evening from Downers Grovo to spend the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Krlnbill. The friends who have been so concerned about little Charles Basney, the son of Sir. and Mrs. Janus Basney of Doty street, for the past few weeks since his serious illness, will be happy to learn that Charles seemed a great deal better this morning. i

Miss Mary Moran, who has charge of the young women of the Business and Professional Woman's Club who signified a desire to take rome work in social hygiene, has arranged fjr the first meeting this evening at tight o'clock In the nurses lecture

i room at St. Margaret's hospital.

where Pr. Matthews of the United States Health Cllnio will talk on social hygiene. Everyone Is welcome.

Tho alumnae of the All faints

hich srhool held an interesting r-etiptr on Wednesday evening at

the school hall. Arrangements wera made for a bunco paity and dance to be given on Friday evening, November the twenty-fourth, at the K. of C. club rooms, for which big plans are being' made. A large and enthusiastic crowd of mothers of West Hammond were present nt the opening baby clinic of the child welfare department held at the Memorial hall, at whicn time Dr. Wlnholt, a baby specialist of Chicago, gave an interesting and educational talk on babyhood. The Child We'.arc Fociety of Wesn Hammond, which has already done so many worth while things, has launched a contest among the mothers of West Hammond to stimulate even mo-e interest In the clinic work than ever. Prizes have been offered to the mother who attends the most clinics with r.er baby, and also to the baby who shows tho most gain in three months' time. Miss Bailey, tho West Hammond nurse, talked on the value of a baby clinic interestingly. There were a number of Coicatro visitors there as

well as visitors from other nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Carter of Webb street are announcing- the marriage of their daughter Mary to Robert L, Hooker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Hooker of Shawneetown, Illinois. The ceremony took place at tho North Shore Esptist church In Chicago at noon on Tuesday, November the fourteenth, with the Reverend V. H. Jones officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Hooker will make their home in Hammond where Mr. Hooker will be established In business. (ADDITIONAL, SOCIAL, SEWS OX THFJ NEXT PAGE.)

Card of Thanks I w'lsh to express my thanks t the Hammond police for their assistance and prompt return of my bicycle. MFTDAR.D TOXIC E. 541 Douglas ave.

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