The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-13
CLUB woa1EN's FINE MEETING.


and enthusiastic audience at Io"les
onera house. which was kindly donated
nv Mr.. NJ NJ Towle for the OCCASION
The following program under the aus
r,fcas of the wit and humor committee
proved an enjoyable event ana proven
a great deal of laughter ana hil'i.
Openfne song THE circus is coming,
Misses Frefda Monnette, Edith Run
and HELEN Meany. dressed as rupes-
Musical parade of the nations Mes
danes Hover as Chinese clown mon
nette. drum major; Kingwil, western
girl: Olevin, wax figure; Bruht, jap
anese lady; Boone, Teddy Bear oea@@i
Ruff. Indiana princess; Lunt, hoiianu
-. 1r,rscb, Jauaneses Burk Carrie
national: Fife Japanese lay DAVIS
Red Riding Hood; Johnston lrisn gu
Hammond Japanese lady.
Reading. The Gyysey Flower GIRL
AFrs n Hammond; vocal solo, "Asthor'
Mrs. E. TIL. Johnston.
Mrs. Jarley's wax works by Mes
DANES F. B. O1evin. Fl. Lunt, J. }. run
vocal solo. Little Smarty," Miss
wirgene Hammond.
vocal duet. THE Gypsy Courtier."
Misses Frieda Monnette and Helen
Meany.
Japanese Drill by the ladies of the
musical parade led by Little Misses
c,lariee Hirsch and Alice Hammond
Master Harold Olvin and Leonard
Hirsch.
Reading, Miss Harrington of chicago
The last number of the program was
. one-act farce given by the follow
ladies: Miss Beda Memstock, Mesdames
II Yrn+ chas. Monnette, j. A. Davis, ].
4 Ruff. C. G. Kingwill and J. M. Iur-
ner.
More than conventional credit is due
4ba able chairman, Mrs ]. NJ. Turner
and her assistance for the pleasing en-
tertainment The sum of $3.50 ad-
mission fees paved by non-members
was donated to the poor of this city.
1oNFTRwATToN ENTERTAINMENTS.
Several dinner parties and parties for
out-of-town relatives were given yes
terday in honor of members OF the
confirmation classes at the various
churches in Hammond.
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.
Harry Lewis was taken to st. Mar
garets hospital yesterday suffering
from severe attack of typhoid fever.
CALLED MEETING.
All the presidents or chairmen of
the various women's organizations of
Hammond are requested to meet to-
morrow evening at 1880 o'clock in the
Public Library building to make ar
rangements for charity concert to be
given Wednesday evening, April ~ In
Towle's opera house.
GUILD TO MEET.
A special meeting of ST. Agnes Guild
of ST. Paurs Episcopal church has
been called for this evening and all
RI nrRSarf
Business of Importance will be dis
ENDEAvOR MEETING.
An important meeting Of the Chris
tian Endeavor Of the First Presbyterian
church will be held this evening at
1880 O'Clock at the residence of ]. T.
Edwards in Webb street. This is the
regular monthly business meeting and
all members are urged to be present.
CALLED AWAY by ILLNESS.
Mrs E. J. Flynn of Hammond, and
Mrs. P. w. Dwyer and Mrs. Delaney of
Chicago. were called to Monroe, Wis,
yesterday by the serious illness of their
father. Mr. j. Meldri1ler. The father
was taken i'll with the grip several
weeks ago and lately it developed
into pneumonia.
SURPRISE PARTY.
surprise party was given Mrs. I.
Modieska by relatives from Chicago
and Lake View, H., Sunday after
noon and evening at her home in VOL
ter street the occasion being her
birthday. There were fifteen guests
present and very enjoyable time was
spent by all. A dainty luncheon was
served at $50 o'clock. Mrs. Modjeska
received many pretty gifts from the
guests present.
IMPROVING NICELY.
Mrs. ]. e. Rafferty,, who had on OPP
49, @fs..on performed last Tuesday at her
home, 14s Douglas street, is improving
nicely, as her many friends will be
glad to learn.
EASTERN STAR MEETING.
There will be meeting of the East
ern Stars Tuesday evening in the Ma
sonic Temple, and it is desired that
there be a good attendance of mem
hers as business of Importance will be
discussed.
TRUE KINDRED TO MEET
There will be meeting of the True
Kindred this evening in I. o. O. F
hall. All members are urged to be-
present as this is the regular meeting
and business of Importance will be dis
cussed.
ILL WITH TYPHOID.
Stewart Smith son of Rev. Charlie.
Albert Smith, is sick with typhoid few
er. He has been i'll since last Wed
nesday, but his case thus far has beer
mild and it is thought by his physi
clan that he will be better soon.
ILLNESS IN EAST CHICAGO.
Carl Thomas of East Chicago is re
ported to be very i'll at his home. MI
Thompson is very well known Il
Hammond and his friends here ar
sorry to learn of his illness and hop
for his speedy recovery.
PRESBYTERIAN AID NOTICE.
Mrs Charles B. Miller will entertai