The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-01

a strong well maintained tone o.
triumph The encore The Land of the
Sky Blue Waters" on Indiana Love
Cycle by Caldmon feeling portrayed
the primitive spontaneity, love, and
hatred of that primitive people.
Mrs. w. C. Haring spoke for the In
diana Harbor Woman's Club of some.
of the opportunities for Lake county
| women. Her paper was witty. direct
and practical. She claimed that our
school give to US our greatest oppor
/ tunity and that women should see TO
| it that the higher grade work receive
more attention; that buildings be bet
| ter equipped with provision for proper
Hight. heat, ventilation and sects; that
Gymnasium. manual training. domestic
science, kindergartens. parents meet
| ing. night schools. vacation schools
Fairgrounds equipped and supervised
be arranged for speedily, and vacant
boys. Next one must help the unedu-
Gated adults through social settle
ments well provide adjustment
and in struction along social lines for
the girls who are tempted and fire.
lectures on all subjects pertaining to
their lines plainly given and instruc-
ton in home making
i The saloons are violating every joint
of the present law, and at least we
should enforce the existing law and
seek for better one
The reduction of garbage may be
made source of revenue for maintain
ling night schools. The protection of
railway crossings and agition for
elevated tracks. the ventilation super
vision OF picture theaters. the proven
ton of prize fights. the suppression or
Indecent bill boards. better hospital
provision for the poor. fresh air sani-
taria for comsu mptives. parks, plant
ling of trees. day nurseries, model
ltenements, the winter supply were
suggested as opportunities for women
to manifest their power and fitness to
manage public affairs. With all these
practical tasks there is no longer
need OF women using their leisure in
mere self-improvement or in in one
pastimes
Mrs. Ross of the East Chicago Musi-
cal Club gave brilliant piano solo
and appropriate encore.
Mrs. Parry secretary OF the state
Federation. was introduced BY the
chairman and spoke forcefully of the
call of the federation to each club Ia
do something definite for their own
town and to assist in state legislation
especially the child labor law and
housing bill. Federation means to
know. to love- and to help each other
At present man is the only inharrnoni-
GUS thing in nature, and we must strive
to bring the world into perfect har-
! money with the creation.
pleasant social hour and light re.
| freshments were served after the pro
prag. The following out of towr
lguests were present:
Mesdames Z. Summers AnsIey
Meyers. Chas. F. Ebert f. II. Fish, j. A
Patterson, A. G. Lundquist, Geo. Fl
Summers n. A Hembroff W. E. Hard
ng all of Indiana Harbor: Mesdames r
E. Humphreys. j. c. Hall. II. Z. Beau
bun, Morton Trout, VIM. Curtis, Franz
Webster. Joseph Allen F. NJ. Rogers
Henry Fitted. f. ]. Smith. Arthur Yer
non Kohl and H. Robisnson all G
Whiting; Mesdames Hattie NJ. Monroe
i Flora B. Johnson. Chas FIGHTER q. NJ
Cheney, w. NJ Pulling. e. NJ. Canine
I Thos. S. Fisher. VIM. Mead and A. A
Ross of East Chicago; Mesdames H. V
4 Parry, NJ. z. Dinwiddee and E. II
Crowell OF Crown Point; Mrs. Abe E
Cohn of Milwaukee, and Mrs Free
Porter Chicago.