The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-01
v4srT GAnY HIVE.

Gary this afternoon where they VIII |
install the officers of the Gary Hive. |
they will also confer degrees on sew
eraI new candidates at this meeting. |
The Hammond people anticipate very
pleasant entertainment. Those who
will do the work are:
Past COMMUNICATIVE. Rebecca Van
Guilder.
Lady COMMUNICATIVE. Viola Smiley. |
Lieutenant Commander-Mrs. Birdie
Eastwood.
Chaplain-Mrs. Bessie Van Orman.
sergeant-Mrs. Mile Davis.
Mistress at Arms-AIrs. Anna Winner.
Captain at GUARDIANS. Hulda Wun-
sschel.
CHILDREN'S PARTY.
Miss Mildred Sylvia Modjeska, daugh-
ter of Mrs. I. ModiesSa, was little
day party given in honor of her birth
day party given in boron of her birth
day at her home IN Walter street. The
afternoon was spent most delightfully."-
by the children in games, music and
recitations after which dainty lunch
seon was served. The children left at
$50 after having spent very pleasant
afternoon. Among the out OF town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Schless
THURSDAYS SOCIAL.
The Hammond Entertainers will give
program at the First Christian church
tomorrow evening, April 2. The fol-
lowing is the program.
Selection .....,...........O rcnestras
& Mcoabeams .............v. Kremer
Miss Helen Ford.
Any Old Port in a storm. K. Mills.
Rabekab Quartet
Goodbye Sweetheart Goodbye. .......
Van Tilzer
v G. Trueblood.
Reading .......... Miss Mae Stevens
Vocal Solo .......... Selected
Miss Sadie Nessle.
March-"New York" George M. Cohen
Orchestra.
Ladies Trio. .................. Selected
s'Come to the land Of Bohemia.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. f. Mills
Orchestra.
Violin Solo. .... Miss Lillian Spafford
Selection. RebelSah Quartet
fReading ........ Miss Saoie Messle
Vocal Solo. ...... Miss Isabelle Nelson
Summer Time-No. Glass Chorus and
Orchestra.
Cornet Duet ..J A. Davis, D. Pugh
a. Who? Observation-Disclosures Mills
ID. INSANITY .<aADSlt ' 4iAtAl1SA
DR.. J.. Arthur Davis.
Sweet Sixteen. ...,...........K K. Mills
Orchestra
COMMITTEE MEETING.
The literature committee of the
Hammond Woman's club met yester-
day afternoon ct the home of w. A.
Hill, in Warren street for one of the
most pleasant and interesting meetings
of the club year. The afternoon was
deyited to study of the life and works
of William Dean Howells. Mrs. Hill,
Mrs George b. Sheerer, Mrs. Jennie
LAWYER and Mrs. Frank Hammond read
excellent papers en- the subject which
were all enjoyed by those pres ent. Mrs.
Eugene Cooper and Mrs. z. f. Johnston
added greatly to the afternoons enter
tainment by giving several piano and
vocal numbers. The hostess served
dainty refreshments duoing the after
neon.
APRIL FOOLS DAY PARTY.
The ladies of the G. A. r. will give an
April Fools Day social this evening at
the home of Mrs. Stevens, 1913 Morton
Court A pleasant program has been
arranged for the evening and large
attendance is expected.
DEBORAH ANNOUNCEMENT.
There will be a-1ecture at the Chris
fian church, Thursday afternoon April
2, SO the Ladies of the Deborah Aid
Society will meet with Mrs. f. Traffley
at her home, 613 Truman avenue, in
stead Of church, for work. Mrs. A.
Ham, Pres, Mrs. f. Traf1ey, Sec.
posi-. LENTEN DANCE.
The Hammond mail carriers are max
ing extensive preparations for the
dancing party which they will give
Easter Monday in the Masonic Temple.
ENDS VISIT HERE.
Miss Marion Denning will return to
Oxford, o., this week to resume her
studies at the western after having
spent the spring vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Deming of
Carroll street.
HOME FOR VACATION.
Fred Mott, who is attending the Pur-
due university at Lafayette is home to
spend a few days vacation with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. F.. r. Mott OF
South Holman street.
Is OUT AGAIN.
Mrs S. T., Sutton is able to be out
again after an Illness of several weeks
that has kept her confined to her home
in Webb street.
LADIES AID NETTING.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church will be entertained by
Mrs. A. f. Barry at her home, IT Condit
street Thursday afternoon. April 2. AL
the members are urged to be present.
GUILD MEETING.
The Ladies Guild of st. PauTs Epis-
copal church is meeting this Afternoon
in the guild room Of the church. Sew
eral of the members are present and
the afternoon is being passed with the
weeks work.
RETURNED TODAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Paxton ant
daughter, Carolyn.sand Mrs. Emma Cos
grove returned home this morning from
their western visit. The Paxtons have