The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-04

Fchame Of pink and white carried out
| Cut flowers adorned the table.
The Willing Workers Of the Chris
tlan church will hold social meet
ing at tho homo of the Misses Barclay
| in Commonwealth avenue tomorrow
evening.
/ guest OF Mrs. G. p. Ritz In Hemlook
street yesterday.
Mrs d. A. Stewart. mother of Mrs.
Fl. F. Reese OF Northcote avenue has
returned from a three weeks visit
spent at Toledo. O.. later going to
New York and Niagara Falls
Mrs J. F. Mors OF the williams
hotel - convalesesnt OF q several days
| illness.
Mr., and Mrs. Keppler. district man
ayers for a welI-known stay COM
pany. were in this city yesterday and
the guests OF Mrs. Laura v. Darner in
Commonwealth avenue. their local
representative here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Skinner. nee Miss
lGwendolyn Williams, are expected to
arrive home from their honeymoon and
| will be at the home OF Mrs. SINNERS
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank williams
in North Msgoun avenue temporarily.
Miss Bessie Torrey. formerly
teacher OF the Washington school of
this city. has returned to Allegan.
Mich. after a pleasant visit here with
friends whom she was closely asso-
ciated with during her work here.
Miss Torrey is now secretary for the
Eureka Sales company IN the above
named city.
The Daughters OF Isabella will
meet with Mrs Elizabeth O'Brien in
Chicago avenue tomorrow evening
Plans for a Halloween party viii be
discussed
F. :. Gray of Drummond street has
taken position with the Johnston
Bros. Garage and Sales company in
Michigan avenue.
The ]. NJ Ritz family of Elm street
is moving into the new Pitzer apart
ment recently completed in Elm street
Charles Peters Of Grapevine street.
in the employ OF Roy Clark. the con-
tractor. has purchased an Overland
car.
Mrs. Cha lies Smith and Mrs. Thomas
Fogg of this city attended the forty
third annual meeting of the Grand |
Chapter of Q. E. S. OF Illinois held |
yesterday in the rooms OF the Oriental |
consistory in Chicago, where three |
thousand women were in attendance |
a distinguished guest at this session |
was Mr., Morris. member of a Ken |
lucky chapter and son of the origi- |
nator OF the Eastern Star Ritual He
gave very interesting talk on the
growth and the essentials OF the or
ganizations. He is thoroughly familiar
with every phase n it, for he has
served his chapter and is now past
worthy patron.
j. NJ. Hyslop Of Northcote avenue
returned yesterday morning from
two weeks visit spent in the East.
Dr. and Mrs. George Miller visited
Chicago yesterday.
The Al Pack party has returned
from Cieve and. where they departed
over a week ago in Mr.. Packs house
boat. The Cumagin.
Maynower Camp. Royal Neighbors. |
viii meet this evening in regular ses- |
sion. Assessments and general dues |
are payable at this meeting. The spe- |
cial war tex levied on members Of /
this organization will be explained I
and all members are urged to be pres
ent.
Miss Anna Myren. a young miss OF
seventeen years. who slipped on a
a couple of months ago is
now in Chicago undergoing treatment
by an expert. She is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Myren OF Ivy street
The annual luncheon Of the Indiana
Haroor Wonlsns club held in the
Guild room of st. Adams church in
the afternoon OF yesterday at 1 o'clock
was a decidedly interesting affair in
business and social way alike The
presiding officers OF this year are Mrs
John r. Farovid. president Mrs. J. c.
Dickson. vics president: Mrs. y. A
Hembroh. secretary. and Mrs W. Frye.
president. They with the advisory
board and the participants of the
afternoons program were seated at
one table The hall was artisticalIy
and carried out in the color
scheme OF the clubs colors. green and
white. White rosebuds and green
foliage we're used. Mrs. Farovid made
the welcoming address and explained
the work that this club would take |
up this year that they had willingly
dispensed with the regular routine of
program work to assist in all ways
possible to meet the growing demand
OF Red Cross work. She was followed
BY a brief essay on club work by the
outgoing president. Mrs. J. 4. Teegar-
den. The opening number was group /
of readings BY Mrs. George Summers. |
The Glover Song" The Sweetest |
Songs" Natures Bargain Day" and |
odd Glory" Interspersed with the |
courses OF the luncheon. Mrs. George |
Hannauer OF Hammond rendered a |
group of songs entitled The Pipe"
Tommy Lad" and Little Boy" She |
was accompanied at the piano by Mrs |
w. H Mikesth. also Of Hammond. Mr.. |
Eugene Foster was then introduced /
and talked ably on associated charity |
work and civilian relief work of the /
Red Cross. Mr.. Foster is an ardent |
worker in both fields and his coming I
here on this mission to explain the |
work in detail. Of which he is thor
oughly fam liar. was appreciated
greatly by all who had the pleasure
to hear him. He is general secretary
Of the indianapolis associated char
tiles. secretary of the civilian relief
work of the Red Cross and recently
appointed supervisor Of an. institute
that opens the middle Of October in
whereby there will be