The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-04

tainments OF the season was that Civ
en- in the East Chicago Community
Lecture Course last night by the De-
koven quartette Of singers. actors and
artists. The young men were not only
excellent vocalists and performers but
they possessed q charm of personality
and breeziness Of manner that fairly
captlvated their hearers. Tt was fun,
pure, clean and wholesome combined
with the work Of real artists from
start 10 finish. The audience was IN
usually large and exceedingly we'll
pleased.
The Elks are hustling arrangements
along for their Tuxedo minstrel to be
given at the Hartley theatre on jan
uary 1sth and 18th. Rehearsals for
which viii begin IN few days with
the arrival OF directors from New York.
At tonights meeting a detailed report
will De made by the committee and a
large attendance Of members : re-
quested
The womans Home Missionary So
ciety of the Congregat church
will meet Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Edward Cadman on Bea-
con street
The Calumet Chapter u. A. r. VIII
meet Monday January Sth, at the home
81 Mrs George w Lewis. The hostess
will Be assisted hy Mrs =. G. Reid.
This change Is made owing 70 the ILL
ness of Mrs w. j. Funkey who was
scheduled to entertain them. The at
| tendance of all members j. earnestly
desired as the monthly bus ness meet
| ing Will be held. also the annual cleo
ito NOT officers and paymenr of annual
I Is fS1 Poll
call. Famous Pioneer Mothers; Pa
per on Famous Women of Yesterday
and Today" by Mrs. Hoskins- D. A. K.
Magazine Review by Mrs. j. =. Jones.
| Historical date to be discussed "1721"
First Trading Post established at YIN
cennes. which was made first capital
| IN 1916 indianapolis was made first
permanent capitol In 1924
| The Womans Home Missionary So
| eiety Of the Methodist church viii hold
an all day meeting tomorrow a the
/ home OF Mrs II. H. Clark on Magoun
avenue The ladies viii sew at this
/ meeting for the benefit OF the Welfare
Association and all members are earn
( estfy urged TO be present. A picnic
luncheon VIII be enjoyed at noon
Regular meeting East Chicago enap-
/ ter o. e 5. tonlg ht at Masonic Tempe.
| Initiation OF candidates aud inslalla-
ton Of officers. Refreshments VIII he
served and all members are asked TO
/ ne out.
The Womans Guild Of the church o.
the Coca shepherd VIII be entertained
tomorrow afternoon at the home Of
Mrs Rae n. Royce ON y. Barring ave
nue.
Mrs. Pearl Freeze OF the Friedman
building viii be hostess tomorrow aft
ernoon to the members Of the crocus
Club.
Patrons Of the light fantastic are
all aquiver with excitement over the
| community dance that will ne given
BY the Welfare Association of East
! Chicago on the evening Of January 9Th
in the Masonic temple. lit is seldom
indeed that the public az large feels as
keen an interest in the success Of any
social affair as they apparently do in
4 this approaching function. Not only Is
everything possible being done to IN
sure a large and select attendance and
TO provide every comfort and enter
tainment OF guests. but while enjoying
the safety Of the dance and social In
tercourse patrons may a. the same
time feel assured that the proceeds Oh
the affair viii go to moss worths
cause.
The Welfare Association in thel
work Of the visiting nurses and 81
their infant welfare department. have
undertaken most commendabie anc
much needed public service and they
deserve the support at every one who
has community welfare az heart