The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-17

been given complimentary by the H. j.
Hetntz Co. Seated at three haIT fength
tables nearly three hundred guests were
served by six of the company's team or
catering statesmen. While preparations
had been made for only HAIR the num-
bers; luncheon service and salesman
ship were tastefully and tactfully feat
ured by the "Fifty-seven Variety" peo-
pie. The tables were attrsetively deco
rated with holiday colors and miniature
Christmas trees. The National Biscuit
company donated the crackers.
During the business session Dr. f.
NJ shsnklin. general manager Of the
Red Cross Christmas drive. addressed a
few earnest words TO the ladies regard
ing the weeks membership campaign
opening today asking particularly for
volunteers TO help in the seven day
drive.
Mrs. Canine, president OF the East
Chicago Womau's Club was a guest Of
honor and on behalf Of her organization
conveyed Fluctuations and good wishes
to the local club.
The Lion store will be open every
evening from now until Christmas.
Immense stocks Of Christmas goods.
Plenty Of extra salespeople. 1911
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The pupils of the washington school
will give a benefit entertainment for
the Red Cross on Tuesday evening and
Wednesday afternoon of this week at
the school 1t will be in the character
OF historical pageant and the children
viii be costumed appropriately for the
period they represent. The rooms viii
he attractively decorated and the fol-
lowing program will be given with
pantomime. dance and music;
Prologue: Spirit of Patriotism.
Episode l. Lords OF the Forest
Grade /.
Episode II. Coming of the White
Man--Grade 4.
Episode III. Pilgrim scenes-Grade
>
Episode ". Colonial Days. Wash
ington Period-Grade s. Esprit of '76).
Episode V. Star Spangled Banner
kindergarten.
Episode VI. Frontier Life-Grede 8.
Episode VII. Plantation Scene, Life
in the '60'c-Grade S.
ing Pot. OBJ The United states Today
Grade Z.
A pleasant meeting of the Wentworth
Social club took place with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. L. Solder OF West State street. last
Saturday evening. Music and games
were the entertainment Of the evening.
the prizes I'm the games being won by
Mrs. A. G. Deaver and Walter .Patter-
SON The second prizes were won by
Mrs. Gus Rosenbaum and William
KlaSe The hostess served her guests
with dainty refreshments. The clubs
next party will be given in two weeks
although # wasn't definitely decided
whether it would be held on the regu-
lar meeting night or on New Years eve.
The Lion Store Will be open every
evening from now until Christmas.
Immense stocks Of Christmas goods.
Plenty of extra salespeople. 12-17
Several friends and relatives gath
cred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Quigg yesterday afternoon and tender
ed Mr.. Quigg a delightful surprise party
in celebration Of his birthday annivers-
airy. A O'Clock dinner was served the
guests
The evening hour committee OF the
Hammond Woman S club viii be enter I
teined at the home Of Miss Adele Dun |
bar In Rimbach avenue, this evening. |
The meeting will be in the nature OF a
Christmas party.
There was class initiation at the |
meeting of the Dorcas Rebekah lodge /
last Saturday evening. The meeting
was held at the L o. o. f. hall in State |
street and there was a large attendance I
Of the members. 4 delightful social |
hour followed the lodge session. 1t is /
especially desired that the degree team /
attend the meeting next Saturday |
evening to drill.
The Knights and Ladies Of Security I
will hold short lodge session this /
evening at the Moltke I. Q. Q. F. hall F,
in State street. followed by an enter
tsinnneut Initiation will take place at /
the meeting. The program viii be an
elaborate one and at the close coffee, |
sandwiches and cake win be served.
The Lion Store viii be open every |
evening from now until Christmas. /
Immense stocks Of Christmas goods. /
Plenty of extra salespeople. 1917 /
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There will be meeting OF Hammond /
,baD+a- % Fastar star Tuesday even