The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-18

ting needles to work for the Red Cross.
Several from Hammond will be guests.
Don't forget Red Cross dey of the
Hammond chapter Saturday, May
18th 5-9-IOt
Arthur G. Leonard. chief electrician
| of the L. s navy who has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Leonard
457 Indiana avenue. returned today to
his ship which is attached to the L. S
Atlantic fleet. His wife accompanied
him to Hammond and will remain with
his parents for the duration of the war.
Mr.. Leonard has been in the navy ser,-
ice for twelve years.
The story hour at the Hammond pub
lie library viii he held at the usual
hour Saturday morning May 18th from
ten to elevn o'clock Miss Abernath1
will entertain the children With some
of their favorite stories. An children
are invited.
\ delightful afternoon was spent by
the members Of ere stitch and Chatter
club as the guests of Mrs william
AAANAii A0~NNt I'D Ill isl nome III EluNli~
ich court Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess. The next club
party will Sc given ~ Mrs. 4 = Hut
son at her home in Becker street.
There will be meeting this evening
Of Hammond Chapter 10. 10 Women
Of NIooseheart Legion at the Moose hall
Initiation will feature the meeting.
Dorcas Rebekah lodge win meet SAT
urday evening at the I. . Q. T. hall
\ kitchen shower VAS given by the
Misses Elsie Filan and Frances Seward
at the home of Miss Stewards sister
Mrs. Erwin Miller in Douglas avenue
last evening complimentary to Miss
Elsie Greb who viii be June bride
Music and games were features Of the
evening. the prizes IN the games going
to Miss Moonshower and Miss Traflcy
The 'hostesses served dainty collation.
covers being laid for the Misses Marie
Moran. Margaret Mason, Lola Trafley
Nellie Moonshower, Anna Klein.
Blanche Schmidt, Evelyn visconti
Clara Ambos. Leotha Hoffman Fern
Lauerman. Elizabeth Theis Elsie Greb
Susie Pease Helen Bull Amelia McBee
Frieda Stark Elsie Filan. Frances Sew
ard and Mrs Erwin Miller
.
The social afternoon at the Ham
mond Country club yesterday was en-
joyed by number of the members who
assembled at two-thirty o'clock to work
for the Red cross program was
delightful feature Of the party Mrs
Peter j. Lyons contributed a piano solo
and with her daughter. Miss Kathleen
Lyons played "Rigauden a duet by
Chaminade. The vocal numbers were
given by Mrs. Lydia Wolter VanGilder
In her first group were June" by
Rummel. AT Parting" by Rogers and
Spring by Beach and the second group
was composed of "Nocturne" by kram-
or. Beneath Thy Window" hy DiCapua
and AT Dawning" by Cadman. Her
accomplishments were played by Mrs
w. Fl Mikesch. The musical numbers
were interspersed with a reading by
Miss Dorothy Cunningham and dance
by Masters Dick WincIler and John
Dyer. At the conclusion Of the pro
gram tea and cakes were served
Meetings Of both the Central and
South Side w. c. T. L. were scheduled
for yesterday afternoon. Mrs II J.
Wright of Monroe street opened her
home for the meeting of the South Side
Union. The lesson hour was devoted 10
the discussion of the constitutional con
vention and although no vote was TAX
EN- il was the opinion Of most Of the
members present that on account of
the war II would he ad,-isahI$ MOI ~
hold the convention. Mrs. O. \. KiEer
and Mrs. J. G. MilIiken had the lesson
in charge.
On Saturday afternoon. Nav 10 at
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