The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-23

ana boulevard
Plymouth Congregational church.
Rev r. N. Webster. pastor
sunday. Nov "a.
sunday. NOV. II:
B 5. place. sunday school superin-
tendent
sunday school at 10 a. M.
Morning worship at II a m.
\ speaker from the Young Christian
association will occupy the pulpit
Evening worship at 40 ?. m Ser
mon theme: The Necessity of De
cision
The church and pastor extends a cor
dial invitation to you to come and share
in the blessings OF our church home
The Daughters of RebelSah held their
annual election Of officers at their
meeting this week The result of the
election IS follows:
Noble grand-Mrs. j. schawcroft.
Vice grand-Mrs. Matte Allison.
Recording secretary-Mrs Florence
Holman.
Financial secretary-Mrs. ocy Ether
idge
Treasurer-Mrs Alice Haus.
Trustee-Mrs. Anna Slxellfnger.
The installation Of these officers will
take place at the first meeting in Jan
uary, when the rest of the officers viii
be appointed
one of the most pleasant lodge at
fairs held in this city for some time
was given in the L Q. O. f. hall on
Thursday night, when the Daughters
OF Liberty of Hammond. East Chicago.
and Whiting met in union meeting.
There were also members Of Red. White
and Blue council Of South Chicago in
attendance. there having been. all told,
over 500 persons present The hall was
most deliberately decorated in the colors
of the order. red white and blue. Oak
leaves were strung across the hail, the
colors being entertained. There were
also sveral American flags in violence.
! In the afternoon a school Of instruction
was conducted by Mrs. MnIe Davis,
state councillor Of Hammond At g
o'clock an elaborate banquet was
served The tables Were decorated with
red. white and blue Flowers formed
the cntr decorations. At each place the
! napkins were folded into the shape Of a
tent, with a small flag in the lap,
making the effect a most artistic one.
| Following the serving of the Banquet
two hours was spent in social CONVEX
sation. the work Of the evening being
taken up at $50 D. m. The evening
session was opened with the Whiting
| councillor Mrs. susie Gamer in the
chair, after which the officers of Tri-
umph council of Hammond took their
stations preparatory to doing the initi-
! atory work of the evening. The class
OF candidates numbered twenty one.
Ten Of these We're from the Whiting
council FIVE from Triumph council Of
Hammond five from Golden Rule coun-
ell of Hammond and one candidate was
from the East Chicago council. The
inttiatory work was done in an elabor-
ate manner by the team from Golden
Rule council at Hammond. which was
very spectacular and showed careful
training At the close of the meeting
a vote Of thanks was extended to Union
council No. . of Whiting for the man
ner In which the visiting councils were
/ entertained Several speeches were
made by state ex-state officers AND
ether members Of the orders. among
them being several Of the new candi-
dates. The state councillor Mrs. Nnlie
Davis. read the names of the member
of the councils who had passed into tn,
great beyond since the last union meet
ing. and in memory Of these 1--WE mem
bers. a prayer was offered by Mrs Bar
ker of Hammond.
union Thanksgiving service vii
be held in Plymouth Congregations
church Thursday evening at 100 p m
Rev Fuessle of the German Evangelical
church VIII deliver the annual Thanss
giving sermon and it is hoped that al
viii Join with us in returning thank
TO God
! Clarence Artman is one OF the dele
gates from the State university TO th'
y. N. G. a convention a Hammond.
j. NJ smire attended the Y. NJ c. \
dinner at Hammond last evening.
Miss Mary L. Morrison left last nigh
for Lafayette. Ind. where her brother
John Morrison. is a student at Purdu
university. While in Lafayette Mis-
Morrison VIII be the guest Of Mis-
Pauline Anthony. who is a senior stu
dent at purdue, and will have tn
; pleasure of witnessing the annua
: football game between Purdue and In
diana universities together with sever
al other functions.
The Literary society OF the Within
public school teachers. which was re
. Gently organized held its first meetin
in the high school building on Thurs
day evening. The program was ar
ranged to take up the literature, ar
and sculpture of sweden. Those con
tributing papers dealing with thes
!, subjects were Miss Wanda BAIL, Mis-
: Bessie Naef and Miss Josephine Jewet
: Current events were given by Z.
q Fisher and Miss Jessie Duggan rem
a dered vocal solo. Following the pro
: gram refreshments were served thos
q acting on the committee being Misse
< | Florence Seberger. irene Putnam an
Della Fieres and c. c. Hoover. Tn