The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-19

If you want high-priced Candy-see
Summers. 1914
Mrs. il. a. Poppenhussen. superintend-
ent or the Junior Auxiliary Of st. Paurs
Episcopal church, entertained the mem
bers last evening at her home in
Glendale Park. Almost the entire even
ing was given 10 plans for the new
years work and for several interesting
social affairs. The next regular meet
ing is announced for three weeks from
last evening
Unit Review No. W. B. A. of the
Maccabees held its regular meeting last
evenig at the T. 0. o. r. hall Mrs.
Nettie seidler and Mrs. Mile Davis
we're hostesses at the meeting and dur
ing the social hour they served dainty
collation. The meeting was very en-
joyablo and was quite largely attended.
The annual installation OF officers
which was announced would feature the
meeting was postponed until the third
Tuesday Ia January. There viii be no
meeting on New Years night
If YOU want 10 buy a little Candy
see Summers.
Initiation Of a class OF candidates
took place last evening at the meeting
Of opal Hive No. S96 L. o. T. NJ NJ at
the J. Q. Q. T. hall and several names
we're presented and haloted on de-
lightful socia hour followed the lodge
session and refreshments were served.
The tables were decorated prettnv in
thu holiday coiors. Mrs. Trimbe will
entertain tho lodge members at a card
party on December goth and the next
meeting of the Social club viii occur
on the afternoon Of December 27th at
the home Of Mrs. Williamson The
Hammond and Gary Hives will hold
Joint installation Of officers carly in
January al Gary and arrangements for.
the meeting were made last evening.
Following a short lodge session called
last evening at the Masonic Temple TO
close the years business the members
Of Hammond chapter Of Eastern Star
gave farewell reception to Mrs. J. W.
Davis who expects to move 10 Alabama
in the very near future. Refreshments
were served and delightful time was
spent socially. Mrs Davis has been the
secretary of the lodge ana faithful
worker.
The literature department OF the
Hammond Woman's Club was enter
tanned esterday afternoon BY Mrs. John
D. Smalley and Mrs. r. +. Fischer al
Mrs Eschers home 81 Webb street
In the absence Of tie chairman. Mrs.
Minnie orr Kline presided over the
business meeting. The subject for the
afternoon was Mark Twain and Mrs
.. j. Moran had the program in charge.
She talked on Mark Twain and his
work, dwelling especially on Joan or
Arc which she cons dered his best
story Miss Blanche Howell gave q
sketch Of the life OF Mark Twain and
was followed by Mrs. NJ j. White who
reviewed .IIucS1eberry Finn" and tom
Sawyer Miss Mildred Modjeska clos
ed the program with reading from
Tom SAWYER" Mrs. NJ Rothschild
told Of having met Mark Twain on
liner going 70 Europe and she showed
his signature on program she had
kept Or Sailors Benefit given on the
steamer After the program the host
esses served tea. Mrs. Kline and Mrs
Rothschild poured.
Every prize was taken BY girls at
the Baby show at the Industrial high
hNnpOA LdiE last e iIht hiElt anu the
COMMITTEES announces the following
awards:
First class-Paula Ja.ne Parker 40
Becker street, q pair of baby shoes do
mated BY J. j. Ortt
Second olass-Mary McMurray 50
Rimbsch avenue. comb ard brush do
mated by kaufman and Wolf.
Third cIass-Margaret Gehrke 25S
sibley street silver cup donated by T.
G Minss
HeavyWsisbt-Ha Robinson ESQ