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


The Jewish Ladies Aid Society viii
be entertained b. Mrs. Adolph IIirsch
at her home IN Carroll street Nednes-
day afternoon.
There viii be a meeting or Max shui-
man Gate Wednesdays evening at 1880
O'Clock at the Reth-Al Sabbath school
rooms. 4 program has been arranged
for the meeting
Wednesday afternoon the members Of
the sixth division Of the ii. +. Ladies
Aid Society Will meet with Mrs
Tricky. sol Eriesstreet.
An all day meeting Of the Deborah
Society IS announced for Wednesday in
the parlors Of the First Christian
church.
4 business meeting Of The woman's
Guild Of st. Paul's Episcopal chuch will
be held in the parish room III Rimhach
avenue Wednesday afternoon at two
o'clock.
The fourth division Of The IL I.
Ladies Aid Society viii meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Frank Pepper
dine. els Indiana avenue.
Mrs. ]. Il Clark entertained the
members Of the art committee Of the
Hammond Won1an's Club yesterday aft
ernoon in the parlors of the Hotel Ma
jestic. There was the usual business
meeting following which Mrs W. L.
Osborne took charge Of the program
Tor the afternoon and reviewed the
sixth chapter of the study book for the
year. The supplementary reading was
in charge of Mrs. X. A. Kenney and
Mrs. George r. Streeter. the chairman
of the department conducted the Cues
tionnaire. Two new members We're
study meeting is announced for jan
uary 18th but arrangements We're begun
yesterday for a Christmas party for
the committee to be given on the after
noon Of December 27th at the Hotel Ma
testfc with Mrs. Clark as hostess.
Try Sulphur vapor Baths for that
tired feeling and cold. You win be de-
lighted with the results. Room $40
Hammond Bldg. Phone 1856. l2-4
WARMING!
Personal Engraved Xmas Card ord
ers should be placed at once in order
to avoid disappointment. See Postie-
waite. so Holman ST.. Hammond. 1ei
Always interesting arc the holiday
bazaars OF the various churches ard
this year although not as elaborate az
In former years there promises to be
the usual number. The Ladies Aid So
ciety OF the First Presbyterian church
win hold it's sale Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. v. S. Reiter, corner
OF Holman and Highland streets. end
those who have articles for the sale
are asked to have them there by one
o'clock. Mrs. Frances Kingsley. Mrs
T.. S. Betz and Mrs. j. II. McCiay are
the assisting hostesses. The Sewing
Circle of Immanuels Evangelical
church on East Sibley street will also
have its Christmas sale of aprons and
fancy work tomorrow afternoon and
evening and viii serve refreshments
Next Monday afternoon the ladies' of
the First Methodist church viii have
sale of Christmas articles at the church
in Russell street
Mrs George Teager entertained in
honor of the tenth birthday anniver-
sary or her daughter Harriet ida ~
saturday afternoon at her home. 1927
Harrison street. During the afternoon
piano solos were rendered by Meredith
Wells. Helen Whitesei and Edna Nc
Connell and the remainder of the time
was devoted TO games. Dainty refresh
rnents were served and the table was
attractive with red and white carna-
tons and ferns. There were covers for
Agn&s Robbins. Meredith Wells, Edna
Mcconnell. Helen Whitsell. Cleo Wyclz-
OFF. Lilias Pollier Virginia Beggs and
William Whitesell.
Several friends of Mrs. II. Leber Of
lie w. State street gathered at her
sorne yesterday afternoon and rendered
ser a delightful party. They brought
heir needle work and during the after
aeon a dainty collation. was served
Among the guests were Mrs. Charles
Ecklund, Mrs James Griffith, Mrs Rob-
ert Esler. Mrs. ]. VI. Leonard Mrs
George Atkins, Mrs. Charles See Mrs.
Fred Ruedi. Mrs. Thompson Mrs
Mathews. Mrs. Harvey Donovan and
Miss Ida Ross.
Hammond music lovers are anticipat-
ing with a great deal OF pleasure the
return concert of the Royal Welsh
Singers to he given on Thursday even