The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-18
hat there be a good attendance

that there be a good attendance Of
members.
Mrs. Martha Phillips OF Beacon
street has a guest. Mrs. Ii. j. LaLond,
who arrived this morning from sault
Ste. Michigan.
Mrs. A L. Scott will return here to-
morrow from Chicago where she has
been the past few days. Mrs. Scott
was formerly department manager for
the wholesale firm of strane & Warner
at St. Paul. MINI. and is now assisting
Mrs A. Reiboldt of the Hat & Art
Store.
Free lessons in knitting and crochet
ing every Wednesday at the Hat g. Art
Shop. 7Os Chicago avenue. between the
hours i to adv.
The social meeting Of the D. A. r. 5
held at the home OF the Regent. Mrs.
w. ]. Turnkey. in the afternoon of yes
terday was a most pleasant affair. Mrs.
J. D. Jones was the assistant hostess
and guests were the Mesdames Charles
Packer of Chicago and Dale of this
city An informal program was carried
out. Mrs. D. c. Reid contributing some
very delightful piano numbers and Mrs.
Charles FIGHTER gave reading. Red
Cross sewing and knitting were a feat
ure of the afternoon and a dainty lunch
con served at its close. The Mesdames
Winslow and Gordonier of Whiting and
Foster of Hammond were out Of town
members that were present.
The directors of the Associated Char
tiles will meet this evening at their
office in the city hall.
Big discount on all held over stamped
linens to make room for new stock.
Hat & Art Shop. 7Os Chicago avenue.
ADV.
Mrs Charles Whitehouse Of Muncie.
Ind. arrived here yesterday to be the
guest of her daughters Mrs. Ben Reese
who resides in Fir street and Mrs. Ed
gar Lewis of the South Shore Hotel
Mr. Whitehouse. their father. arrived
here a week ago and both will stay in
definitely.
Mrs. Chas E. Amick will be hostess
to the Sunshine Embroidery Club at
her home in Grapevine street in the
afternoon of tomorrow.
Tomorrow evening there will be a
directors meeting Of the East Chicago
Woman's Club held in the office of z. n.
Canine in the city hall.
Mrs. Gus Holstrum of Fir street en-
tertained guests at a dinner party
where covers were laid for fourteen.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Borns and their family. Mrs. Ce-
leste Masters, Miss Jennie Buehrle and
Robert Buehrle who came here from
before his departure for an elistment
in Ohio.
Mr.. D. c. Brown OF South Bend is a
guest at the J. ]. Van Geisen home in
South Forsyth avenue.
Clarence stefses Of Walsh avenue will
soon enter the Northwestern Dental
School in his freshman year.
Mrs Mark Hyams of South Magoun
avenue is expecting the arrival of her
sister Mrs. Ben Davis of Boston. Mass.
Mrs. Milton searfoss of Chicago was
a guest OF yesterday of Mrs. William
Huber in South Magoun avenue.
Mrs. William Gragido. her sister Miss
Florence Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Hines motored to Indianapolis the lat
ter part of last week are returning
here today.
The Ladies Of St. Adams Guild an
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the parish house Saturday, Sept. q.
Mrs. Edward Murphy entertained sew
eral small folks at her home in Homer
lee avenue in honor of her little daugh-
ter Roses fourth birthday anniversary.
Two very small guests from Indiana
Harbor. Rose and Eileen Dixon. cousins
of the wee hostess were present and ac-
companied by their mothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baldwin of Chi
cago were guests yesterday of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Allen in Beason street.
Joseph Johnston son of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Johnston of Todd avenue is home on
a few days furlough to visit his par
ents. He comes from the navy enlist
nent stationed at New London. Conn.
Mrs. Max Friedman of the Friedman
apartments and her baby daughter will
attend the matinee performance at Me-
vickers Theatre in Chicago tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rockaway who
rnotored to Muncie, Ind, to spend the
weekend and Mrs. William Herbert
who was with them are expected to re-
turn tomorrow.