The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-15
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PRoGREssIyE LEAGUE.
The regular meeting Of the Progress
sive League" of the r. Z. NIinas Co, held
las evening was a most enthusiastic
one. Rev. Sharp delivered a most in
teresting and helpful address on
Brains In Business. He further
dNelt on the Importance Of cooperation
Of employer and employees as the basis
Of success In any business and which is
attributed as one OF the successes Of
the big store. The National Service
committee and organization Of that
store pledged to follow the boys Of the
house who leave 10 serve in this great
war reported a splendid lot OF work
completed such as sweaters, socks etc.
and are already planning 10 make Xmas
a little more cheerful fer the boys
wherever they may be. Already one IS
serving in France, one in a hospital i'm
England. Plans are under way 10 give
the ". NJ G.. a. their most hearty sup
port and splendid results are expected
Meeting adjourned one month.
Among Yesterdays luncheon hostesses
was Mrs. Giles Warner who entertained
several guests AT NtE NUNS ia 1dthN+A
street. The tables were attractive with
ted carnations and the luncheon was one
Of pretty appointments served in four
courses. During the afternoon the
members of the Harmony club who
were among the guests gave Mrs.
Warner q surprise handkerchief shower
IN honor of her birthday enniversary.
The remainder of ,ae afternoon was
spent delightfully."- with needle work and
music. There were covers for Mrs a
J. Buck. Mrs. 0. Langley. Mrs. 9. Ray
Pearson. Mrs. f. II. Fox. Mrs. w. H.
Huehn. Mrs. J.. Duggan. Mrs. F. II
Adams. Mrs. Margaret Malo. Mrs.
Triekley. Mrs II. Woodruff. Mrs j. NJ
Leonard. Mrs. j.. Boyer, Mrs. Dibblee
Mrs. George IIouser. Mrs. George At
kins. Mrs. Paul Anderson. Mrs. \. J.
Austgen. Mrs. W. r. Parker and Mrs. J.
II. Pearson.
on Friday afternoon and evening of
this week pupils Of the Wallace school
viii appear in an American pageant
own six erochs of American history,
first the Indians and later the Pilgrims.
C~olonlsts. Revolutionary period. Civil
War and the present time. The Boy
scouts Will appear Al tho latter and the
buglers will be Herbert Hutchins and
Donald Kess1er. Tea viii be served
throughout the evening by tn domestic
science class. The proceeds of the en-
tertainment Will be used to com~lete
The payments on The new nurals which
have been hung in the school. TIL
murals are the work of Helen f. On 4
Des Noines. p gradual Of the Art Instr
tute Of Chicago.
The civic committee of the Hammond
Woman's Club viii meet Friday after
noon at two-thirty o'clock at the horGs
Of Mrs. Walter T. Hardy. 81 Detroit
street. The meeting viii be an import
ant one and the entire membership is
urged 10 attend. Mrs. Harriet Walker
and Mrs TulIy. the city nurse viii pres
emit the needs Of the Day Nursey in East
Hannont.
An all day meeting of the Central W
C. 2. L. took place Yesterday at the
home Of Mrs r. r. Powley in Bauer
street. Il was the monthly social meet
Ing o. the Union and the members de
voted the day to Red Cross work. on
Friday evening of this week there Will
be an open meeting at Yves Hail in State
street presided over by the central
Union. All ". c. T. u. members and
their friends are invited. Reports OF
the convention at Anderson. ind. will
be given by Mrs. H Z. Granger and Mrs.
r. 3. Cross and the program viii also
include a sketch giving the history OF
Prohibition By Mrs. James Graves. a
reading Mrs. Powley. music by Maaaline
Conroy and selections b. the Tweedie
orchestra.
Tba Storv hour al the Hammond puh-
lie library will be held at the usual hour
from ten TO eleven O'Clock Saturday and
all children are invited. Miss Jovita
Boddell will entertain the young people
with Indian stories.
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A pleasant afternoon was spent by
tha n,amhars OF the q 1 a Enhrnldarr