The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-15
SOCIAL NE WS


Club Yesterday as the guests Of Mrs.
Walter Klensick Of Douglas street. The
members brought their needle work and
at the close 81 thc afternoon they We're
served with a dainty collation.. Mrs.
Mark Rogers of Bauer street was nam
ed rs the next hostess
Mrs Robert S. smith. Mrs. w. +.
Howatr and Mrs. q Isl True were The
luncheon hoStesses Yesterday at the
meeting Of tho Woman's Auxiliary Of
ST Pauls Episcopal church. The mem
bers met for an all day session IN the
parish room IN Rimbach avenue and de
voted the time TO knotting comforters
TWENTY-FIVE members were in attend
ance at the meeting and a great deal of
work was accomplished.
The Liberty Bond ball will be one
Of the interesting social events of this
evening and guests VIII come from all
the nearby cities The Jewish Ladies
Aid Society is entertaining at the Ma
sonic Temple and there has been 2 large
sale Of tickets. The proceeds Of the
dance VIII be used by the society to pay
on the Liberty Bonds which it pur-
chased.
Following ! short session Saturday
evening Of Dorcas Rebekah lodge the
members of the Triple Link Club wul
en- tain at a parcel post sale at the
r. O.. +. han in state street to raise
funds for the Red Cross.
ITan-r.r-aF- t.,asDg-ar "a --a@ 9o1ggh4
fully entertained ali an informal dane
ing party at the Chamber ST Commerce
last night hy the L. II. club, a newly
formed organization Of young men
About IS couple attended. The Ham
mond Beach Inn orchestra played G..
E. ~Barsknecht. W. + Lawson. D. T.
Williams. g G. Suppes and w. Howarth
consisted the committee in charge.
Three divisions Of the Ladies Aid
Society of the First Methodist church
met Yesterday and at the meetings the
members reported on the sale Of tickets
for the entertainment course. me first
number Of which will be given Novcm-
Der END. The first division was enter
tanned BY Mrs. George Robbins at her
home in Manila avenue and the third
division met with Mrs. G r Tinkham
at her home in Detroit street. Mrs. NJ.
A. Sumner. 131 Sheffield avenue. was
hostes to the fourth division. a delight
full social hour followed the business
meeting.
Yesterday the MEMBERS Of the De
borah Society met for an all day session
at the First Christian church. Follow
ing q luncheon at noon the members de-
x-oFaG the rama fr7Ear Of 4ha I.~- - -o---
ing and quilting. Instead of meeting
next Wednesday evening at the home of
Mrs w. j. Melser it was arranged yes
terday to hold the meeting IN the after
noon at the church
Mrs. John D smalley entertained in
formally at tea Yesterday afternoon at
her home. 81 Detroit street. compli-
mentary to Mrs. Carl Thomas of Knox-
Vile. Tenn.
Born 70 Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur thinner
man. 447 Eaton street. laughter on
November 10th.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs H. j..
Derner who was severely burned is re
covering nicely
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Faivre have
concluded their visit with Mrs. J. C.
collins ana MIS-. Is j. Walker Of Ham
mond and returned 70 their home in
Neadville. Pa.
Mrs. Fred Porter and Mrs. Carl Mel
son Of Chicago are spending the day
with their mother. Mrs. A. p. wall Of
Michigan avenue.
Mrs charles White Of Chicago visit
ed her sister. Mrs. Frank Lyons Of state
street Yesterday.
Sergeant and Mrs. William s Welch
are expected back today from Kansas
where they were called a week ago by
the illness IF Sergeant Welch's mother.