The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-03
COMING EVENTS.


The Lake County Humane Society
will hold its monthly meeting this
svening at seven-thirty o'clock at the
Central school.
The election Of officers wilt feature
he meeting this evening of the West
Hammond Commercial Club to be held
the Wentworth school
The German w. G. IT. T. will meet
with Mrs. George Quigg. 100 y Hob
man street. Tuesday afternoon
The literature department or the
Hammond Woman's Club VIII meet
with Mrs 4. L. Murray. 5 Elizabeth
street. Tuesday afternoon at two-thirty
s'sloek, Mrs C. 4 Powelson has arr
ranged q program which promises TO
he an excellent one. The afternoon will
ne devoted to the study OF Polish liter
AZURE with special emphasis on Stem
kiewicz. Al the conclusion OF the fol-
lowing program Mrs. Murray assisted
ny Mrs. Charles Gruen viii serve tea
history Of Polsnd--Mrs. F. J. Harrison
History of Polish Literature
Mrs, ". G. Harrison
SienkieWicz ----------Mrs. Mary Holm !
Review Of with Fire and Sword
ID. j. Moran
Resdings from Quo Nadis" Miss Milne
Eocal solos
"a Polish Cradle sons"
ID Song By Tschaikovsky.
Mrs. L. l.. BomberEer
Piano numbers
sO "Du Dist de Rub "----------Liczt +
tb) "Polonaise ------C Chopin +
Mrs. Howard Oltz.
4 pleasant meeting or the Went 1
worth Club took place Saturday even !
ing at The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Rosenbaur. The guests were enter /
aimed with music and games, the 4
prizes in the games being Won by Mrs.
Fred Sizzling and Walter Patterson.
The second prizes were won by Mrs. 4
Patterson and G. l.. Seidler. At the {
conclusion of the games two course I
luncheon vas served. Mr. and Mrs +
Ssidler VIII give the next club party /
two weeks on Saturday evening at
their home in ". state street.
The December meeting Of the Par
ont-reachers Club OF the Central
school viii be held in the kindergarten +
room Tuesday afternoon promptly at
two-thirty O'Clock. Mrs. Floyd Il I
ADAMS will address the club on the sub
ject OF Cooperation Between Home and .
school" and there will be the foiiow-
ing program of games.
Harvest Rhythm--------~Fir Grade
swedish Harvest Game Second Grade 4
French Harvest Game Third Grade
Hey Little Fourth Grade
The Misses Brsuer entertained sew
aral out-of-town guests al dinner last
evening at their home 2S5 Towle street I
Following the dinner the Misses Ifatt-
,ssedt Of the Chicago Musical ConServ-
atory gave several vocal and piano
numbers and 4 delightful time was
spent socially The guests included .
ne Misses Hulda and Alma Hattstaedt
William Hattstaedt and Ted Hoelter of
,Iicago. Irving Afurch of Minneapolis
and Robert kaun of ottawa. III.
WAENxNai
Personal Engraved Xmas Card ord
ars should be placed at once. in order
TO avoid disappointment. See Postle- t
vsite. 62s Holman St. Hammond. 1913 +
John Kilham. an impersonator Of 4
american Indian life will appear in the I
second number of the entertainment /
course given under the auspices OF the |
dies Aid Society OF the Methodist
church On Tuesday evenig. December !
s,h at eight o'clock. 1881
me girls of the Beta Kappa Phi
,.-b met with the Misses Grace and
fsl8ua Trotter last Friday evening.
Taey had as their guests the members
g.. the AnueN. The next party viii be
Zen by Mis- Clarice Jarnecke.
Mrs John SPITE vas rendered de-
ashtful surprise party Saturday even
TX a her home in Griffith In celebrs-
son Of her birthday anniversary. Her
zter Mrs. Wilkins and two daughters
.ngela and Marie of Chicago also Miss
2fgaret spitz Of Chicago we're among
.ae guests.
L homas = Livingston. private in
...s Tesrd Field Artillery al Fort Logan.
houston, Texas, and Miss Jennie
s.ennon. daughter of Mrs. L. l.. Lemon
~ Oklahoma City were married We'd
uesday. November sth at the home OF
me Rev. Ivan Roberts III Oklahoma
.1ty. Private Livingston is a SON OF
Mrs z. G. Johnson Of Hammond and
before his enlistment made his home
here He has two brothers. Samuel and
Robert Livingston in Hammond
The members Of the Hammond Wom-
ans club were very pleasantly enter
aimed Saturday afternoon At their
meeting in the Masonic Temple. the
entertainment was in charge Of the
literature department They presented
81 story writer and reader. in Mrs. Mary
Montcure Parker of Chicago She gave
program Of poems and short stories,
drawing from her own compositions for
many Of the numbers. Her impersona
lions Of the Irish. Swedish Negro and
hid characters were very clever. The
Telephone Conversation "A Funny
story" ana THE Movie Girl were neat
nortrayals OF human nature depicting
The humorous while her 'Fettered
SOUL The Manikin' and many others
we're Of the serious trend NIrs. Parker
is indeed a delightful entertainer and
Mrs A. L. Murray chairman OF the
literature department may be congratu-
Iated in being able 10 present such
talent.
During the short business session
NrS Thomas Jordan announced that