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The daily sentinel., 1913-06-05

AS imposing as any commencement
exercises ever held in western Col
orado were the graduation ceremo-
MES at the Park opera house last
night, as witnessed by crowd which
completely filled the big structure.
Happily, the program was not too
long and the interest did not lessen
at any time.
The 40 graduates, with their
fresh and earnest faces, as Rabbl
Friedman expressed it, looked very
handsome, seated in almost military
regularity upon the stage with the
school board and entire school facul-
ty seated behind them. completely
filling the big rostrum. The main
speaker of the evening, Rabbi w. 5.
Friedman, and Rev. d. Luther Ed
wards. who gave the Invocation, also
occupied seats with the class.
The stage was trimmed with
flowers and asparagus ferns and
number of pennants added to the
school-like atmosphere of the scene.
The girls were all attired in purest
white, and carried great bouquets OF
roses Above the heads of the young
graduates was the class motto in
large letters, Prepared to Begin,
with "1913," fashioned with pink
roses.
The invocation by Rev. Edwards
was followed by piano solo by carl
Toupain. one of the best musicians
Of the high school, whose rendition
was very pleasing. The salutatory
address by Earl Fahrmeyer followed.
He spoke briefly, giving careiuiiy
prepared address on the ambit1o
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franchise.
,bd mere has, as yet, been no effort on
me part Of the Mountain States COM
cany 10 negotiate with the city of
en sla junction for a new franchise
ha II Is presumed that the company
iileeid Ss neid that their franchise here is
snnr Mise perpetual. However. if the
.InSaa court upholds the decision of
=, AT any rate, it is common talk about
get rt city hall that before the company
fo new franchise there will have
I,s os schedule of maximum rates
ra,se o In the document and that these
,hs RS must be considerably lower than
"s present contracts.
nrahs ne commissioners say that, in all
9rooability, the stand Of the cardi.
stues sioe Tor mayor and water commits
ir ~ ph tnis matter be made an issue
" me city election this fall.
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Rio Grand to Haze
$17OOOOO Surplus
JeHerys Estimate

E. T. Jeffery, chairman of the
beard of directors of the Denver &
Rio Grande railroad, according to
message received from New York city.
makes statement that the estimated
surplus of the road for the current
year will be about s1.700,000.
This Will be left after interest and
other charges are paid, except what
the company may have to pay toward
the interest on Western Pacific first
mortgage bonds.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-05
PRESIDENT
STRONGER
On TARIFF
MEASURE
Not More Than 2
Senators VIII
Oppose Bill
Wool, Sugar Free

Associated Press
Washington, June 5.-The presi-
dents position in support of free
wool and sugar seems to grow strong
er as the day for the senate caucus
nears. There is an increasing pos
sibility that not more than two SEN
ators will oppose the bill TO the end,
as many have signified their inten-
tion to abide by the decision of the
caucus in testifying before the lobby
committee.
The administration leaders declare
that free shoes. lumber, agricultural
products, wool and sugar, as provided
in the Underwood bill, are to stand.
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N lsoTe telegram was received
Z soinihg by The Sentinel. and
! n iifsi announcement received
van !uaetion that William Har-
~ We Of The best known and
sp1iar fruit growers in the
/. 4. saa ben honored by an cleo
ns state board Of agriculture.
vas taken last evening
! Hiing Of the other members
=, y leait, and was wholly unex-
4. 4 ias section OF the state.
a ~ Harrison himself had had
I, - ~ suggested TO him but a
~ asoi and is at a loss to
81 'i' Nominated him for the
y !, aaiiisOn is probably as wei
- all other man in Colorado
4. place on this important
N ,.T.t representative of the
s.Nlhs Interests of the state
!. ,saa IN England he was n
! ~. ,aIh and fruit grover, and
- - ! vas bis activities in that
y 49, ,...i-l1 l1al he was nominated for
|InJ Js,,se s...S 2 fellowship from the
y, = 1'v,n'aliural q. society of Eng
Fs..,' s'I1i1s most famous rose
n ~. Ials is an unusual honor S1'
8 n Nv u. .sc9ad to the position lT,'iI be
,.sIss,, ~ 1, sH Years he has been
!, r. n. ~ q The United States and i
d 4 =. 's'i' has resided at elf,
azs,, 4, J, .een largely due to Mr.
sss NJ s.'olts that Clifton today
M -, ~ A enyiable position as
ah ~ i''ls \ district. He has
|'s,s,''s' n The fore front Of All
aArsi M saosgenents s and as /
b Il y. ls Peoples club al CIif.
s'rsas p-'ueularly active and
! ssll'ale orchards. of wh,,.
= ss.ss' ne. ;, / among the idea d'Jl
\, IN ,,.'., y the valley. 1s'
a, h iilsilias na,s.ot Of the new board
sa vTl UDsSsn6er D,Sse when Mr.
A " Collins to attend il. Il,
sassd On Page q,
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l95 CORPORATIONS IN MESA
COUNTY WILL BE ADVERTISED
OUT OF BUSINESS BY STATE
$4,000 Concerns in the State Have Failed to Pay Their COpO
ration Taxes and List Will Be Given 10 District AttOT
Reys Next Month.

ness with the secretary of state.
Under the law the secretary of
state is authorized to advertise these
companies in one paper in county
in which the business offices of the
companies are located. In Mesa
county the Daily Sentinel has been
designated.
This win be the first time in the
history of the state that the secreta-
ry of state has been authorized by
legislative enactment to advertise out
all the defunct corporations in the
state. The action is taken more to
clear the records of all inactive COM
panies which have never paid the
state the corporation license tax and
the annual reports required by law.
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Sentinel Speclal Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Denver. June Some 4 900 cor
porations in Colorado that have failed
to pay their corporation license tax
and their annual reports are to be
advertised out by the secretary OF
state during the next two months
The list has been practically com
pleted. and will be sent to the differ
ent district attorneys after July ID,
when the law goes into effect. There
are lSS domestic and seven foreign
companies. The companies that have
neglected to pay their taxes and
statements will after July l . become
defunct and imperative. They will
have an opportunity to reinstate
themselves by settling back indebted
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-05
mi HARRISON MADE MEMBER OF
STATE BOARD OF AGRICUL LTURE

Grand junction is practically division headquarf
Of Colorado Wyoming by virtue OF Prof T. b. S1
G. A. r. at the grand just closed in Denver
c. c. Knowles elected division commander OF the
and Wyoming L. C. Worthington elected division sec
returned home today Powelson OF Boulder form
Rev. Cyrus L. Brooke of Denver elected departm
encampment will be held at Fort Collins Ooth
Senior Vice Commander-Henry Fitch, Cheyenne w
Junior Vice Commander-Daniel Brown, Pueblo
Medical Director-Dr. Burdick Boulder.
o. S Reed NJ Hurd. department delegates to the nat
The Ladies of the G. A r. elected the following ofi'
circle No Colorado Springs senior vice. Alice X
Soldier Welcome circle. Monte Vista The election will be
The charity work of the Daughters CT Veterans was
the soldiers home Monte Vista Plans to g
delegates the organization in attendance
red during the coming year for members
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STRIKE SETTLED

Associated Press.
Sioux city. Ia, June 5.-The strike
in the Cudahy and Armour packing
plants, involving / 500 men, was set
tied today, the men being granted an
advance of from 10 TO 20 cents an
hour for common laborers.
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A yonng and vigorous iued was
started this noon at the depot when
q fruit seller who cried his wares
near the depot was rOated with n
garden hose In the hands OF irate
lunch stand owners nearby. He re-
turned and VOWS vengeance ii the
offence Is repeated.
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Now Oar for INSPECTOR.

Carl X. Rupp. head fruit inspector
OF the Grand Junction Fruit Grow
ers Association, has been furnished
a bran new Hupmobile with which he
will tour the valley on rapid inspec-
tion trips. He was driving the ma
chine for the first time today, and
it is a beauty.
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Mrs. Robert Kelson of Delta, sis
ter of Mrs. H. o. Bear of this city,
and also of C. w. Hill, returned home
to Delta today after a brief visit
here.
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IS
MD ID MESA
COUNTY MAN
hInvk Schools at Fl. Collins,
| Hlnd Junction and Fl.
Lewis.
EEDS JARED |. BRUSH
Fl. Collins. Colo,
June >, 1913.

b Daily sentinel,
Grind Junction, Colo:
taliam Harrison was elected TO
; state boaId Of agriculture to
u1hey caused by the death
h~enor Brush. Mr.. Harrison
= rho>en 10 represent the frui;
sres Of Colorado. Congratula-
~ 10 the people Of Mesa county.
A. \. EDWARDS,
m state Board of Agriculture.
ChAs. A. LORY.
m sia'e Agricultural College.
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Sen. Lawrence Y. Sherman.

Pointing to the sworn testimony of
Edward Hines, lumber king,
before the Lorimer election inyesti-
cation. that he entertained senators
at a local hotel at dinners at a time
Continued on Page g.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-05

Z. w. Hill, a well known cigar
ana notion store proprietor, went to
Delta this morning to visit for few
days.
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REFUGEES COMING
Associated Press

Associated Press.
Washington, June 5.-The schoun-
e. Harry Morse. towed by. the tug
ran American, is now enroute from
lampico to Galveston with is fugi-
tive Americans.
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LOBBY jUSTIFIES ALL
PRESIDENT SAYS Oft
GRAND JUNCTION MEN HONORED AT
GRAND ARMY ENCAMPMENT AT DENVER

ers of the Grand Army OF the Republic, Depart
ih being elected Division patriotic instructor Of the
Sons Of Veterans, of the Department of Colorado
retary and treasurer OF the same department Both
erly of this city elected chaplain.
ent commander Of Colorado and Wyoming. The
pr officers elected were follows:
lomng
ioRa encampment, Chattanooga in August.
,ers: Department president Mrs b. NJ. Cook, Kit
Green, Rocky Ford: junior vice. Capitola Vogel
resumed this morning
urthered when they voted to give SIS to furnish n
be mere literally to other charities We're made.
at the meeting An active campaign Will be car
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\, \, E9RCE !! TELEPHONE COMPANY
w w.. V 1!US|NESS HERE IF LOW
AIES ARE NOT GRANTED SOON
M hs,, S,so Sen and and II Is Said II will Not Be
''' 0'''si s,.;aI contracts are Made; Denver De-
cSlon Applies.

..,,. q tie NE Welt from today
- a.. ! ,5l,.l,srassSe assSe'1teI9 .,13- States state
!, ss.r An ~ q Judge ,.ss M and
~ : h,i,llcl court. tbs b'l,soh na
~ y, ,-'eTsnce. n,o,' al1 June
No. n, s,l'saded. Ara leu Its
~ u ,l,r oe Granted oeIore
~ ss r,so Commissioner new new
II 'lais.ss : i;oaibstantial ut Tasl rel
~ / q. " y Judge nee. ',ee.
.,e u y Tie most Unison in,n
ni 'sat J., ,nects cornoa import
.s i -. y IN nany lued Ss down
t ~ sDaay's cia,ars lars, 1t
kSe: sas,,,.. ,,..'Ocable I'm into % a
Pa ! b.s,s. Variant "a alcaf'e
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-28
F. CHICAGO
L.O.Q.E. GET
CHARTER BACK

On Saturday evening. October 20 the
Garfield /. o. o. +. encampment charter
was returned to the members of the
East Chicago I. o. o. F. club rooms by
the D. D. G. 2. Leroy Dame of Gary.
The charter was arrested by the Grand
Encampment in the year 1907. DR..
Goldman started to reorganize the en-
campment last August and with the
assistance OF T. E Williams. o. Rain.
Everett Williams. J. H. Thompson, H.
Richeson. Ed DeBriae Sr., Charles
Nassau. Max Nassau. J. d. Reed and
E. w. Mickey. the charter was re-
turned.
The chapter degrees. namely, the
Patriarch, the Golden Rule and the
Royal Purple are the incest degrees IN
ethe Odd Fellows order good many
members of the subordinate l. Q. o. r.
lilo ges have signifed their intention to
Join the encampment, The members OF
Whiting, Robertsda1e and Indiana Har-
Dor will be In the jurisdiction of the
East Chicago J. A. Garfield encamp-
ment. A meeting is called for next
Thursday evening. October 80. for the
nomination. election and installation of
the new officers. Refreshments will be
servS->
District Deputy Leroy Dame and the
installing officers of the Gary encamp-
ment will be present and have charge
| of the ceremonies.
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DELIGHTruL MEETING.

Mrs. f. w. Kimball opened her home
in Williams street yesterday afternoon
to the members of the history commit
tee OF the Hammond Woman's Club for
their regular semi-monthly meeting
The study for the afternoon was Scot
land. with Mrs. ]. C. Graves chairman
of the program committee. The first
subject was Early Times In Scottish
History" and was read in a very able
manner by Mrs. c. L. Wolff. Mrs.
Graves then read a very excellent paper
on the "Ceit. Danish. Roman and Nor
wegian Invasions." The third paper
THE Introduction of Christianity" was
splendidly composed and well read by
Mrs. Arthur Merrill A group of Scotch
songs was sung by Miss Harriet Ferris
In her own pleasing manner and were
much enjoyed. Another delightful
feature of the program was a dramatic
reading by Mrs. Frank Hosler. She
spoke with charm and grace and her
rendition was much appreciated by her
audience. After the study program a
dainty luncheon was served by Mrs.
Kimball, chairman of the social com
mittee. assisted by Mrs. Floyd Adams
and Mrs. Henry Lundt. REPORTED.
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MRS. WHITE ENTERTAINs.

delightful party was given last
evening by Mrs. H ]. White at her
home in Mason street. Mrs White en-
tertained a number OF young women
for Miss Turner whose marriage to Mr.
ID. r.. Taitt will take place Thursday
evening at seven o'clock at the home
of the brides parents, 900 Truman ave-
nue.. Pink killarney roses were used
to decorate the luncheon table. A pref
tily appointed luncheon was served in
two courses at eleven o'ilock following
few hours spent pleasantly with
music and games. The guests were
furnished with magazines from which
pictures were chosen for the biography
of the bride from babyhood These
were put into book form and present ed
Miss Turner. With the guest of honor
Mrs. White entertained Mrs Mac Turn
er. Mrs. Chester A. Lockoow, Mrs Will
liam Love, Miss Carrie Conner of Gin
cinnati. Miss Abbie Bailey of East Chi
cago. the Misses Minnie Turner, Anna
Emery, Margaret Reinholtz, Daisy and
Kate Emery. Gertrude Vanderhoof
Bertha and Beatrice Hansen. Julia Wall
and Florence Jackson.
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CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY.

A number of the members of P. G..
Columbia No. "A were delightfully."- en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Steyaert, 27o1 Thomas street, Chi
cago last Sunday. The party celebrat-
ed Mrs. Steyaerts birthday anniversary
and she received many pretty gifts in
remembrance of the day. An elaborate
dinner was served at noon and again
at six o'clock refreshments were serv-
ed. During the afternoon a program
of musical and literary numbers was
given and the guests enjoyed a number
of games. Among the guests from
Hammond were Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Linz
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Busch. Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Heintz. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Flick
Mrs. Krimberg and Mrs. J. Schneider
The Chicago guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Steyaert and daughter
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EAST CHICAGO.
Go to Snyder's for picture framing
Studio over Globe printing office.

Go to Snyders for picture framing.
Studio over Globe printing Office
II s&f
The Dohman Musical Society held it's
first meeting at the studio of Nellie
Sparks Dohman in the Calumet build
ing. The object of the society was dis
cussed by Pres Ivan Larson of First
Division and Pres r. f. Esch enbach OF
the Second division. Then business
manager c. Swanson and Nellie Sparks
Dohman gave a further discussion af-
ter which the general business was
conducted.
The It. B. Girls of the Congregational
church will give a Halloween party at
the X. of p. hall Thursday evening. Oct.
30 Everybody come masked and have
a god time. Admission Csc.
The Ladies Aid of the Swedish Luth-
eran church will serve supper at the
church Saturday evening. Nov. l from
five o'clock on, until all are served
The menu will consist of beef loaf
mashed potatoes and gravy, baked ham,
Baston baked beans. pickles, chill
sauce. home made white and rye bread.
coffee and apple pie.
Mrs wall OF Beacon street enter
tanned a party from Michigan City on
ter and brother-in-law Mr.. and Mrs.
Jens Janson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas How
ard and daughter Eloise, Martin and
Anna Janson.
number of East Chicago Congre-
gationalists have gone over to Whiting
today to attend the Michigan City As
sociatfon of Congregational churches
which organization is in session in that
CITY ALI day today Rev. Alexander
| Monroe of East Chicago congregational
church is moderator Of the association
and Mrs. E N Canine and Mr.. r. G.
i Howell are delegates from the East
| Chicago church.
! Section one Of the Ladies Social Tn
| ion will meet Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Reese Williams. All
members of the section are requested to
be present.
| Miss Mildred Evans who has been
spending several months with her sis
ter. Mrs Kenneth Mcintosh at Los
| Angeles. Cal. is expected back home to-
| morrow Both Mr.. and Mrs McIn-
tosh in Ill health are reported as much
improved.
| Mrs. Arthur Schuyler of North OIL
colt avenue is in the hospital where
she went last Wednesday for an oper-
alton She was suffering from a COM
plieation of diseases which included
appendicitis and is reported as getting
on very well, considering the serious
ness of her ailment
Mrs Joseph Scerda. who was badly
burned last Friday in a fire which IA
| tally Injured her two children and ser
iously damaged her home at 149th ST.
is still in the hospital and is doing
1 nicely. She had not been told of the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-28
AN AFTERNOON PARTY.

Mrs. l.. L. Bomberger entertained the
members of the Embroidery Club very
charmingly yesterday afternoon at her
home in Glendale Park. The hours un-
til four o'clock were devoted to needle
work after which the guests were
served with a dainty luncheon. The
dining room was candle lighted and
the decorations were Appropriate for the
Halloween season. A huge pumpkin
decorated the center of the table and
the favors were little stickpins char
asteristic of the season. Mrs. Bonn
berger's tire children, Charles, Ed
mond and Margorie in witches costumes
assisted in the dining room. Covers
We're laid for ten guests. With the
members of the club Mrs. Bomberger
entertained Miss Florence Fealock OF
Michigany City. who is the house guest
of Mrs John F. Beckman of Highland
street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. s. Tillman had as
their guests over Sunday. Mrs. Till
mans mother, Mrs. ]. w. King of Rens-
selaer Ind. and her brother, Fred A.
King and faby son of Winona Lake
Ind.
Mrs. John F. Beckman is entertain
ing Miss Florence Fealock of Michigan
City. Ind, at her home in Highland
street for fe wdays
Miss Edith Hogan of Port Huron.
Mich. is the house guest of Mrs. Ernest
Berquist Of Carroll street
Mrs. William Deyerger. al Indiana
|avenue returned last evening from
French Lick Springs where she visited
for few weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. A. II. Pannenborg Of
Chicago Heights. Ill. will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Lavene in
Truman avenue this evening for Pima
fore"
Mr.. and Mrs. August Bruhm of Clin-
ton street will have as their guests this
evening Mr.. and Mrs. George Wolf Of
Englewood who will come to Ham
mond to attend "Pinafore.s
Mrs. Meyers of Englewood will be
the guest of Mrs. l. J. Haefer of Tru-
ma navenue this evenig and will attend
Pinafore," which will be given by the
choir of the First Christian church.
Robert Smith who is attending Pur-
due University at Lafayette was the
guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. r..
S. Smith in Hammond during the past
extend. He came to attend the chi
cago- Purdue football game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Kenny and Mrs
! T. Stack have returned from West
Baden where they spent two weeks
| Nicholas J. Austgen is confined to his
home in Muenich Court suffering from
a severe attack of rheumatism.
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HOLD SOCIAL NEETINC<.

Tomorrow afternoon the members of
the Deborah Society OF the First Chris
tian church will hold their monthly
social meeting in the parlors of the
church In Calumet avenue. The COM
mittee of which Mrs Everett Merrill Is
chairman will have charge Of the meet
ing. The members of the Martha So
ciety will be entertained at the home
of Mrs. John NJ. Stinson in Waltham
tsreet Thursday afternoon. 1t will be
the regular monthly social meeting of
the society and delightful program is
being arranged for the afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-28

COMING EVENTS.

The members of the Good VIII Club
will he entertained by Mrs. Hill at her
home In Muenich Court Thursday after
noon. Cards will be the entertainment
at the meeting.
The regular meeting of the Jewish
Ladies' Aid Society will be held Thurs
day afternoon mt the home of Mrs.
Mankowssxi In Douglas street.
Mrs. A. c. Mcmahon will have the
members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery
Club as her guests at a thimbie party
Thursday afternoon mt her home In May
street,
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A HALowE,EN PARTY.

One of the first of the Halloween
parties of this season was given by the
Camp Fire Girls last evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Rabe in
Williams street There were thirty
girls present and their leader. Miss
Merriott met with them. The organi-
Zation has grown so rapidly in Ham
mond that Miss Meriott will soon have
to engage one or two assistants. 1t was
a costume party and the guests came
masked. They spent the evening very
enjoyably with games and music. a
dainty luncheon was served The only
light in the home come from Jacko
lanterns and lighted candles. The par
lors were decorated appropriately for
the Halloween season with autumn
foliage and Jacko'Ianterns.
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death of her two children as her ply
sicians did not consider her in 1T con-
dition to stand the shock. 1t had been
arranged however to break the news
to her today If her condition would
permit.
The Thimble party to be held at the
home of Mrs. II. X. Groves on We'd
nesday by the Congregational Ladies
Aid, Sec. B.. is to take place in the
afternoon instead of the evening as an
nounced-
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MRS. BLACKMUN A HOSTESS.

Mrs. J. S. Blackburn will be hostess
this afternoon TO the members OF the
literature department of the Hammond
Womans Club at her home in High
land street. The following program
will be given.
DR.. Luke of the Labrador. ...
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs J. F. Kelley
DIR. Greenfield and Norman Duncan.
............... Mrs. w. c. Harrison
Vocal Selection
........... Mrs franklin Blackburn
Accompanies, Mrs II. J. White.
Current Events
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-28
NO MEETING THIS WEEK.

There will be no meeting of the
Womens Guild of st. Paurs Episcopal
church this week but next "Wednesday
afternoon the members will be entr-
tanned at the home of Mrs. T. E. Bell
in Webb street.
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HOLD WEEKLY MEETING.

Thursday afternoon the members OF
the Baptist Women's Union will meet
with Mrs. Ray Fowler at her home. 12S
Condit street for their regular weekly
meeting. The study for the afternoon
will Serving Breakfast and the pro-
gram will be in charge of the domestic
science department..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-28

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