The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-17

Section says: Failure to comply with
the above rules is equivalent 10 resig-
ma" So 1t is absolutely necessary that
each one should show her membership
card in order that she may claim the
membership and privileges of the club
The tickets must also be presented at
each meeting on the lecture course for
the year
1t has been decided to hold a special
guest day on the afternoon of October
%. At this meeting each member will
be entitled to bring one guest either
from Hammond or elsewhere free as
her afternoons guest. The Music and
Art Departments have kindly offered to
furnish the program for the afternoon
Mrs ]. M. Turner asked that all mem
bers report as soon as possible in re-
gard to their sales of the lecture course
tickets. These lectures are free to
every paid up member of the club. The
tickets for adults are $50 for the
course of five lectures and music re-
citals. Children's tickets are s1oO and
the ladies have decided to give one
ticket to each boy or girl who sells five
1 tickets for the course.
Every man and woman in Hammond
who has the eity's welfare at heart
should not only advertise this lecture
course but patronize it The course is
to be given by some of the best talent
in the country and the Woman's Club
should be encouraged in bringing such
high class entertainment before the
people. Then too. what ever is realiz-
ed on the course in financial wav is To
be paid on the lot upon which the wo-
men expect in the future to build a
club house that will be one of the
eitys chief attractions
What mems organizatio in the city
could realize much financially on it's
entertainments for the benefit of its or
ganization if it did not depend upon
the assistance of the women of the city :?
Now Is their time to reciprocate.
I The president appointed the follow
ing delegates and alternatives for the
meeting of the Indiana state Fedora
ton of clubs which will meet in Rich
mond, Ind, Oct. 25, %, and 27th: Dele
gates, Mrs. j. NJ. Turner: Mrs NJ Roths-
+ child, Mrs. A. z. Wilcox: Alternates.
Mrs. j. K. Stinson, Mrs /. r Meyers
and DR.. Mary E. Jackson 1t is the
wish of the president that as many
members possible attend this con
vention as a very fine program has
been planned.
Ii The Richmond Art Association post
poned its annual art exhibit from last
spring until this time on account of
the meeting of this federation which
will bring women to Richmond from all
over the state. This exhibit In itself
Is very fine as Mrs. Johnston who has
It in charge goes each year personally
to the most prominent artists of the
country and obtains their pictures for
the exhibit She obtains them for this
and one or two other exhibits in the
state on the promise that in each city
where exhibited at least one picture
will be purchased
The federation meetings will be held
in the new high school building
Mrs. Sawyer called for committee re-
ports and the History committee re-
ported meeting to be held Monday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Gostlin Sr.
The Literature committee will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs E. w
Bump, 3s6 South Holman street The
subject for the afternoon will be Julius
Caesar and every member of the de-
partment is requested to be present.
Mrs Whitby, treasurer gave g
splendid report after which the bust.
ness meeting was adjourned to meet
again in two weeks.
COMMUNICATED.