The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-16

nceTS and members OF the local camps. /
and last evening she made a splendid
address on the fundamentals and the
fast growth Of the society. and an
nounced that within the past three
years that three millions Of dollars
had passed through the supreme re-
ceivers hands for disposition That
there : now soventy-two hundred
local camps. all in good standing and
more now under institution. DR.. Hada
Carlson impressed her hearers as be-
ing the woman fitted for this great
responsibility and one could not help
but think that much of its success
was due directly 10 her. She paid
glowing tribute 10 the many local re-
corders. whom as she said she was
compelled 70 rely upon for the eff
cheney and standard of the way the
order Of the business was conducted
She brought foreibIy home TO all her
hearers the necessity OF paying the
patriotic war tax which was levied
for the one month TO take care OF the
emergencies made possible by the war
and which has so far been nobly re-
sponded to. The Red Cross work. too
came IN FOR its share of notice. and
this supreme officer with no idle time
on her hands takes up the knitting
when a moment affords il and urges
women to knit for this cause right
during the session when an occasion
like this demands IT, She was warmly
applauded at the close Of her speech
and stereoptican views were shown Of
all the supreme officers whose duties
involved The caring for 90 great a
fraternal order. class Of twenty
three candidates were put through the
degree work. beautifully eXemplfied
by the drill team of the Whiting
camp who had charge of the meeting
as well The ritualistic work was en-
HANGED in it's beauty by slides Of re-
ligious views shown on the screen and
the concluding drill was a patriotic
one with the STAFF bearing hass and
singing the star Spangled Banner in
which hundreds OF voices Joined in the
chorus Truly day to be remembered
by those present.
Monday evening there viii be
gym class for all young ladies' who
do not attend school. at the Mckinley
gymnasium room in the Mckinley
building
pretty afternoon affair was the
farewell party held in the afternoon
Of yesterday BY Mrs. Everett Williams
i'm the Atlas apartments in honor of
her mother. Mrs. Edward Pickard.
who is soon leaving for the South to
spend the winter. Thirty guests we're
present and enjoyed true hospitality
throughout the day Interpreted with
Red Cross knitting and social inter
course. The rooms We're decorated
with beautiful yellow rTsanthemums
aud in the dining room were bowls
effectively placed with these flowers
On the dining table which was re-
splendent with beauty with its crystal
ware and shimmcring naperY was
centerpiece of yellow pom poms and
silver service set over which the
Mesdanes Edward De Briae and r. \
Canine presided and poured, assisted
by Mrs. John Hin. Out-of-town guests
were Mrs Charles Johns Of Pittshurg,
Pa. who is In this city on visit with
relatives. and Mrs Foulk, sister %
Mrs s II. Poor. who is here from Erie,
Pa.
Mrs william Haight Of North For
sythe avenue is having the members
Of the sunbounet club meet with her
at q noon luncheon today.
Mrs E y. Canine is hostess to the
Azulikit club this afternoon at her
home In North Magoun avenue in com
pliment to Mrs. Edward Picl1ard-
member who is soon departing from
this city to spend the winter south !
MrssJ. Mcclure Of Fir street has as
house guest Mrs. E D Lewis or
Lorraine. o
The Ladies Of the Missionary society
OF the NJ. II. church Of Indiana Ifarhor
met at the parsonage yesterday and
transacted business pertaining TO in
terests OF this organization.
Mrs. Robert Pujoias of Michigan
avenue was surprised by large mum
Der Of her friends last evening who
came in masked costumes and spent /
the evening in cards. They enjoyed re-
freshmente at the close Of the evening /
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Reed Of South |
Magoun avenue attended the Olympic |
theater in Chicago last evening. see !
ing the performance of Canary Cot /
tage The comedian in the comedy. /
James Dunn is q near relative Of Mrs /
Reed. and has visited in this city when /
his engagements bring him in the /
locality.
Mrs e. r. chamski Of Ivy street /
entertained six ladies and their babes I
from South Chicago yesterday at lan- |
cheon
Mrs A. p. Twyman Of the Atlas /
apartments has her mother. Mrs. IT. |
Meikle. who arrived here yesterday
from Minneapolis. MINI. and viii re-
main with her during the winter
Mr.. ]. f. Mitchell Of Stevenson. Ala, !
a hardwood lumbevman, was here tho
guest Of Rcv. and Mrs. George Z.
Jones at the pastorate IN 14sth street
for the day.
Mrs Hazel X Groves was hostess to
the Twentieth Century Sewing club in
the afternoon Of yesterday a. her
home in Northcote avenue.
The Old Maids club enjoyed a hos
pitable evening with Miss Josephine
Mason at her home in South Magoun
avenue yesterday evening.
The Misses Gertrude Given, Bessie
Klempner. Eva and Bertha Smallberg
and Ruth Gumbinsky attended the
Liberty Loan dance in Hammond last
evening held at the Masonic hall
Little Freida Darragh Of Drummond
street is recovering nicely from diph-
iberia. The house quarantine will be