The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-05

street Mrs j. X Stinson will be
hostess Wednesday afternoon to the
second division of the NJ. Z. Ladies'
Aid Society.
The Harmony Club will not meet
until next Wednesday afternoon, June
18th. when Mrs. Paul Masteller of 694
Webster avenue will be hostess.
Mrs. Cole 16 Ogden street. will be
hostess Wednesday afternoon TO the
members of the third division of the
NJ. E. Ladies' Aid Society.
a meeting of the Kings Daughters
will take place Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Guy Young, 442 Ash
street.
One of the prettiest parties of the
weekend was given by Miss Pauline
Hill at her home in South Holman
street last Saturday. Miss Hill enter
tanned at luncheon at one o'clock fol-
lowing which her guests devoted the
afternoon 10 sewing for the Red Cross
A contest and music were other feat
ures of the afternoon. The decorations
throughout the home We're in the ma
tional colors There were covers for
twenty.
Perhaps the merriest event of COM
mencement week was the serenade last
evening which was enjoyed by nearly
the entire student body. The Court
House was chosen by the seniors for
their hiding place and after they were
found by the other classes they march
ed through the streets and later went
to the Chamber of Commerce rooms
where the seniors acted as hosts at
a dancing party. McKelvey's orches-
ira played. At the conclusion of the
dance program refreshments were
served Miss Burhans. Miss Hemstock.
Miss McGarry and Mr.. Maier chaperon-
ed the party.
Tickets for the Commencement exer-
cises of the public schools to be held
Thursday evening. June Z. at the
Baptist church can be obtained at the
Baptist church can be obtained at the
Down Town Drug stores 6-5-2t
Mrs. Marlatt OF III Conkey avenue
entertained in honor of the sixth birth
day anniversary of her daughter. Mable,
last Saturday afternoon from two I'M
til five o'clock. Twentythree of her
little friends were guests and spent the
Afternoon with games and contests. The
table was decorated prettily in color
scheme of white and pink and during
the afternoon two course luncheon
was served There were covers for
Irene Shearer. Lorain. Thompson. Har-
riet Koch. Evelyn and Georgia Cooper,
Jean McCaslin. Florence Houstin. Cath
crime Switzer. Jane Tuley. Marie Lapp.
Maxine Beach. Eunice Sohl. Margaret
Curzon Susie Keolar. Mable Marlatt.
Wilton Koch. Frank Curzon. James
Tuley. Alfred Chalefoux. Hans Keoiar.
Glen Lapp and Ralph Marlatt.
Mrs. ]. w Smith entertained at a
delightful thimble party yesterday aft
ernoon at her home in Detroit street
for the members of the Embroidery
club.
Honoring Miss Gladys Martin whose
marriage to Edgar Crumpacker will
take place Wednesday. Mrs. J. j. Ruff
of 50 Carroll street. is entertaining at
a miscellaneous shower this afternoon.
The Loyal Star class of the First
Christian church will Hold class
meeting this evening at the home of
Mrs Benner. 11S Condit street. as a
farewell for the teacher. Mr.. Whitaker,
who is leaving Hammond for the sum-
mer.
Several important matters were TAX
en- up at the meeting of the Lake Coun-
ty Humane Society last evening at the
Central school principal of which were
were the plans for carrying on the
work for the summer.
Mrs Harrison P. Chandler and little
daughter of Revenswood. Chicago. are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Chambers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stolley
in Morton court.
Miss Majorie Ruff is visiting her
sister Miss Edith Ruff who is attend