The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-04

March from Church Festival. Best
Andantino in Flat.........H olIins
ToecAta in Minor. .............B Bach
Apprcach and Passing OF a Band.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Holland
Chanson du Soir. .,............ Becker
Harlequin ............. .Nevin
The Tragedy OF a Tin Soldier. .. Nevin
Sonata de Camera Peace
An Evening Idyl. ........-.... .Sellars
scherzo in d Minor......... Federlein
Evening ......-......-....... Martin
Excerpts from Favorite Overtures-
ts) William Tell.
OBJ Poet and Peasant.
Co Raymond.
Toccata in F......-........... Ward
The storm -........ .--........ Holland
Prof Holland is a concert organist
from Detroit. Mich. and rare treat
is in store for those attending this
entertainment.
large attendance OF women en-
joyed the hospitality OF the pretty
bungalow residence and the hostess
Mrs Abe Qttenhefmer. last evening at
-Ynletire affair planned by the
Home Economic department or the
East Chicago Womsn's club and which
is an annual occurrence. but this event
eclipsed all previous ones owing to its
huge attendance. The decorations
were ideal Of the effect carried out
throughout the entire house, and
streamers Of red and green were e.
fectively arranged. subduing the glare
of the lights and enhancing the beauty
OF the scheme and lending a vary dis
tinctive charm and sense OF rest to
the many guests present A program.
with Miss Iddresse Williams sine@nE
two beautiful numbers and the Misses
sheldon and Annetta Specter render
ing instrumental numbers and inter
spersed with -Nictrols selections was
enjoyed throughout the evening. Red
Gross knitting and work was the di-
version and Mrs. r. 9. p. Smith, the
Instructor. was on hand 10 assist De-
Tlightful refreshments we're served by a
committee OF which Mrs. Nose Spec
ter was chairman. and new member.
Mrs. ri. Collision. was voted into mem
bership of the club. 4 pleasing an
nouncement OF the recital to be given
by Mrs Hemingway for the benefit Of
the Red Cross at the home OF the
clubs president. Mrs. z. y. Canine.
Wednesday. December 18th, concluded
this evening OF pleasure.
The ]. O. Y. club dance at the Riley
auditorium last evening was an event
full affair and the decorations. which
were purely Of a patriotic selection.
won much Favorable comment for the
committee who had arranged the ef-
feet. The grand march was led by
the clubs president. Miss Henrietta
Rosenthal. and Mr.. Vernon Williams Of
East Chicago. The music was by Nc
| Kelvev and the chaperones 81 the
evening we're the Misses Wright.
Weems and Cease and the Messrs. W.
]. Murray. Dr. Kellanss. Mr.. Pyle. Mrs.
villa and Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Burgin.
! The Sons and Daughters of Liberty
1 will hold an important meeting at the
X. Of F. hall in Michigan avenue to-
morrow evening.
| M and Mrs. Everett Williams OF the
\ Atlas apartments entertained at a din
| ner marty last evening. the guest Of
honor being Mrs. Elva Miller, who is
here on visit from Brazil. Ind.
| Mrs percy White. well-known
nurse Of the community is very i'll At
/ ST. Margaret's hospital in hammond.
! Her ailment is believed to be pleural
pneumonia.
The officers elected at the meeting
~ Indiana Harbor Review 1o5. Maca-
bee association. held last evening in
Il ~ r. hall are the following; Mrs.
David Mcclellan. commander; Mrs.
| Fred Shoemaker. lieutenant COM
| n,apder. Mrs Max Glass. past: Mrs,
T,oomis. chaplain; Mrs. Burrell. sar-
resnt: Mrs. C. Cloud. finance auditor:
Mrs MARY Timm picket; Mrs. Aeby.
guard: Mrs r. McQuilken. captain Of
guards. Mrs Bertsh Clark. Ensign
/ No i. Mrs BJrrcU. Ensign No. 2;
Mrs Frank HoIem, pianist; Mrs. Pearl
| Ansley. recording secretary. Mrs. Max
iGIass. the retiring commander. has
/ filed her ofhce successfully for the
past ten years.
Alex Reid. son Of y. c. Reid of North
/ Magoun avenue. who had his foot
badly crushed year ago in the 3. &
o. Terminal yards. and who has since
been a patient at the Mercy hospital in
Chicago. is now about we'll enough to
be able to return to his home. He
underwent a very slight operation on
his foot last Saturday which was caus-
ling a slight Iameness, but the foot.
which at first appeared that it would
have to be amputated is quite regain
ing its natural condition. although Z
took the course Of year under an
eminent surgeon 70 perfect this re-
suit
Upon the strength Of an article writ
ten in these columns & few evenings
ago commenting upon the rapidity Of
knitting socks for the "Sammies" By
| Rucyrus. O.. women on 9 small knit
ting device. an offer Of $40 toward the
purchasing Of this machine has already
come in and an additional amount of
81 added to II. If this machine stands
approval here by the leaders OF the
| Red Cross work in this vicinity and a
sample Of the work which will be sub
mitted to the representative being sent
here from the inspectors Office at Fort
! Wayne tomorrow, II is believed that
! the necessary amount can be soon coll
iected for the purchase OF this device.