The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-11

WAS played and high score In the games
was made by Mrs ". Z. Russell. Al the
conclusion Of the games pre;tily ap-
pointed luncheon was served. Mrs. j. X
stinson of South Holman street was
named as the next hostess.
Don't forget Red cross day or the
Hammond chapter Saturday. May
10Th s-e-lOt
thimble party was given By Mrs
August Daily at her home in Wilcox
avenue Yesterday afternoon for The Gold
on Rod clnb and the members with the
exception of two were present They
brought their needle work and crochet
ing and spent a pleasant social after
noon. The luncheon table was pretty
with tulips.
Mrs Harry Gerber Of Harrison street
was among yesterdays luncheon host
csses. her mother. Mrs. johnson and sis
ter, Mrs. Anderson Of Chicago. being
among her guests. There were covers
for eleven.
There was a pleasant meeting Of the
Ladies Aid Society OF st. Paurs Luth-
Gran church held yesterday afternoon al
the church parlors. Mrs. Herman Beck
man. Mrs Henry Woltcrs and Mrs Mat
scherer We're the hostesses and-during
the afternoon served a dainty collation..
their needle work
Don't forget Red Cross day of the
1eth 5-9-fot
On Sunday, next. Mothers Day will
be observed at the Methodist church.
The theme Of the sermon Will he. MY
Mother" The pastor wishes to urge all
of the members who have autos to bring
mothers to church and also urges all
who can do SO to wear a white lower-
preferably a carnation-in honor Of
mother.
The weekly meeting of the Pine Street
Ladies Aid Society was held yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Robert
Rosbrough. After the business meeting
dainty refreshments were served and
the members devoted the remainder of
the afternoon TO their. needle work.
We wish to thank the members of St.
Joseph Court No. 573 W. c. o. r. the
members of s.. Joseph's church and the
public in general who so largely aided
TO mako the penny social so successful.
5-11-1 COMMITTEE.
The story hour at the Hammond pub
lie library will be held at the usual hour
from ten 20 eleven o'clock Saturday. May
18th, and all children are invited. Miss
Alternately will tell stories requested by
the children
A mass meeting OF the w C. T. L.
members and all others interested in
good city government is called for Sun
day afternoon at $50 at the First
Methodist church Rev NJ H. Krauss
of Tolleston viii be present and address
the meeting. Those in charge wish it
understood that this meeting is not 10
endorse or condemn any man or set of
men. but it viii be made plain the kind
of men the political parties must put
out TO set the moral support of the
women voters. All who expect to take
part in this discussion will please bear
this in mind or they will be ruled out of
order. Everybody is invited
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Sec
ond Methodist church. Monroe street
met with Mrs. F. w Preston yesterday
afternoon. 1t was decided that here
after hostesses can serve light refresh
ments. but they must confne it 10 only
two things. Mrs. Preston served rrappe.
Mrs 3 W. Chidlaw of Rimbach ave-
nue. is visiting at the home Of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J O'Toole in Lawr-
cnceburg, Ind.
George Cupp. 29e Logan street has re-
turned from Anderson, Ind. where he
went as delegate to the Building
Trades Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs W. T. Hardy. 81 Detroit
street. motored to Delphi, Ind. this
morning for brief visit with relatives
Mrs. I. Shea Of Indiana avenue enter
tanned at a prettily appointed breakfast
yesterday at tweive-thirty o'clock in
honor of her daughter. Mrs. Frank
Brophy The tables were attractive with
jonquils. Following the breakfast the
guests enjoyed several contests. There
were covers for Mrs. Lincoln Mrs A.