The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-20
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From the Diary of 81. Lence

Saw one q them harum skirts in
Hammond on Satiddy. Yousof Abdul
Hamid - - -i ---,
Them's all TIL cuss words I know in
Turkish. Louie can't sit from breakin
a rule in school resuntly. Ez a rule
peepul thet don't mind their own biz
ness hewitt emmy mind er bizness
mind.
The women OF the Housekeepers
club were hoste sses to their perfectly
lovely husbands at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Arthur ]. Donnaha on Main
street Saturday evening. and the per-
fectly lovely husbands in question
We're duly impressed and convinced
that Crown Point has at least one club
that practices that for which they
teach. preach and reach-that OF be
coming good housekeepers. charming
hostes ses and royal entertainers The
star attraction at the Housekeepers
meetings when hubby" goes to bat is
the big feed, and the fact that TOO
much justice was done to the cookery
while our own patent leather No. los
we're under the table, prevents our do
ing equal Justice to description OF IT
now. HEX of the Trib would say 1t
won't dispute the point with the fellow
who writes the cute stuff for the erst
while Chicago paper. After the feed
those who were in condition played
eight good. bad and Indifferent games
OF cinch and Judge McMahan and Mrs
Edward Krost proved to be the ones
who did not allow their appetites to
get away with their heads, they win
ming handsome souvenirs for being
able to tell a club from spade.
Notes-Fred Wheeler reports very
good time at the table. the picture
show and the after-dinner lunch.
Frank Krimbill was bit ION feed
as the saying goes. Mr.. Krimbill only
passed his plate six times.
Your correspondent walked six
blocks out of his way this morning to
keep from looking q lamb square In
the face.
one of the biggest times In local
woodcraft history occurred Saturday
evening when forty candidates out OF
a class of fifty. were initiated into the
mysteries of the Modern Woodmen
lodge The affair was followed by a
big banquet and love feast at Central
Music hall, and those participating In
the big doings report most success
full and enjoyable evening
The woman's Study club will meet
al the public library assembly room
tomorrow afternoon, where the fol
lowing program will be given by the
members:
Artificial Ice Making and Refriger
alton" Mrs Margaret Cole.
Childhood in Art and Literature.
Mrs. Adelia Cooper.
Or. A. l. Salisbury and Harold H
Wheeler were in Chicago yesterday
returning last evening in new Oak
land roadster which has recently beef
purchased by the Crown Point dentist
Miss Ellen OConnell delightfully."- en-
tertained a party of young friends a
her home on West Joliet street on Sat
urday evening
The marriage OF Miss Eeta Dunlav.
and Ralph Houk will occur the comini
week. when the couple will leav
Crown Point to take up their resi-
dence on the Dunlavy farm near La
fayette. Ind. Mr. Houk has just com
pleted a course in scientific farming
at Purdue university. the course fit
ting him for his future occupation a
tiYler OF the soil.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daily and chill
few days with Crown Point relative.
Mr. and Mrs. Daily's love for Crow
Point will only be satisfied with per
manent residence here, and soon a
suitable residence can be had the
will again take up their residenc
here
The first batch of motorcycles
came out from Chicago yesterday I
try out the Indiana turnpikes, an
from now on the "nosemakers" wi
be in evidence in and around this "
entity
Miss Maud Pannenborg of Han
mond. Mrs. Will Lowe and Mr. Buhrin
OF Chicago were guests at the Crav
ford home on Main street yesterday.
The married people will hold a pr
vale roller skating party at Centr
Music hall tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Frank Pattee is spending fe
days with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Neal
Chicago.
Tt is reported that Mrs. Youche h;