The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-13


regular meeting night. 1t is owing 70
the meeting being conducted by
Woodbine camp Thursday at Odd Eel
lows hall that this meeting has been
placed in advance
Raymond Koutz Of Miller Ind. is a
guest at the John Mason home in
South Magoun avenue.
Mrs. John C. Lewis and daughter.
who have been visiting here from
Sharon. Pa. al the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George c. Power. daughter Of
the former. have departed for their
home taking their little grandson.
Jack with them. where he win re
main year and 60 to school in
the east.
c. IL True Of the Locomotor Super
heating company and chairman of the
drive being made by the y. NJ. {. A.
for the next three days to secure
finances To assist the boys who are
leaving for the front. addressed a
called meeting of women at the home
Of Mrs. George w Lewis in North
Magoun avenue yesterday afternoon.
The city was mapped for the women
70 take up the soliciting in the
various parts ana report DdEh at the
conclusion OF the drive. 1t is ex
pected that they will do very we'll in
the allotted time given
Women who can knit at all may
now have the yarns a. the East Chi
cago Red Cross center loaned them
and may have their choice as to
whether they wish to knit socks
wristlets mufders or sweaters. The
work may be taken home and done in
spare hours and every stitch that is
taken even by the very busiest woman
she may rest assured that the article
she is making will go toward making
one soldier boy comfortable. Mrs d.
c. Reid has charge of the yarn. or one
may apply 10 the chairman in charge
Of the various days at the center.
Phone 1871. for further particulars
More women are still urged to take
up the work Of making bandages and
surgical dressings and their appear
ance at the center will be duly ap-
preciated.
The Calumet D. A. r. chapter held
most pleasant meeting at the home
Of Mrs. George II Hoskins in Sheri-
dan avenue in the afternoon OF yes
torday and during the course Of bust
ness and the social session the ladies
piled their knitting needles in doing
the Red Cross work. Nfctrola music
was enjoyed throughout the after
noon, as was a piano solo rendered by
Miss Bertha Hoskins Besides the
club members there was a guest from
Whiting and also from Indiana Har-
Dor Dainty refreshments were served
and the Mesdames Harriet Winslow
and Gordinier We're the assisting host
esscs.. The Mesdames Frederick Sauer
and B. c. Lukeps will be Join host
esses at the next meeting which oc-
ours the second Monday in December.
The Swedish Ladies' Aid will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Charles
Larson, Ash Forsythe avenue. All
members are urged To be present as
plans for the coming bazaar viii be
discussed.
The regular meeting OF the O. F. S
chapter OF Indiana Harbor viii occur
tomorrow evening at the Masonic
Temple i'm Gutherie street All mem
bers viii kindly attend.
Stork tidings arrived here late last
evening that there had been a baby
daughter born to Mr.. and Mrs IT. A.
Still at their home in Roberts avenue.
Robertsdale. The mother Of the baby
was Miss Elsie Mills. before her mar
riage very popular young lady Of
Indiana Harbor. and the proud grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mills
Of 1929 Drummond street
The regular meeting of the East
Chicago camp. Royal Neighbors. will
oe held tomorrow evening at X of p.
hall
J. F. Thompson will leave the early
part of next week to attend the
Grand Lodge Of /. o. o. F.. which will
De held at indianapolis. he having re-
eeived his appointment this week as
one Of the committee on accounts and
finance Mrs Thompson viii accom-
pany her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bovee of Penn
sylvania avenue have returned from
few days trip to Michigan City
Mrs. E Gothberg of Fir street en-
tertained at q very elaborate birthday
anniversary party in honor Of her son.
James. who was six years old on
saturday The house arrangements
were in the color scheme of pink and
many beautiful cut flowers used. The
children numbered twelve. and James
Sunday school teacher. Miss We'll. and