The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-26

Ladies Aid Society met at the church
yesterday afternoon and knotted COM
r~orters. liz was decided that for the
duration of tho war that the society
VIII not serve refreshments at its meet
inss.
4 social afternoon was spent by the
members Of the sixth diyision of the
NJ Il Ladies Aid society yesterday AL
the home ~ Mrs. Dedelow. 5l1 East
Sibley street. The election Of officers
which was announced would be held
was postponed until The next meeting
MIS- EarI sailors Vas at home yes
terday afternoon rs tile Monroe Street
Ladies' aid Society. Several guests
were entertained at The. meeting and the
name of one new member was secured.
The society VIII serve Inner for the
election boards ia tine hve precincts in
the uiuth ward and plans for 81 were
made yesterday. At the close Of the
business meeting refreshments were
served By the hostess.
Miss Ethcl Gibbs. whose marriage 70
Lieutenant Charles Ramp VIII take
place saturday, was the honor guest at
a pretty party given by Mrs Harry
AIuth last evening at her home in VIII
Hams street. Miss Gibbs viii leave
his evening for Fort Dodge where the
ceremony viii take place. Her sister.
Miss Goldie Gibbs viii accompany her.
Halloween colors we're carried out ar
traCtively in the house decorations and
during the evening a prettily appoint
Ga two course luncheon was served
Cards were played. high score in the
games being made by Miss Miriam
Pirie. Mrs. Muth had as guests Mrs
Charles Nan Glider. Mrs. Glen Charter.
Mrs. Brown. the Misses Goldie and
Blanche Gibbs. Miriam and Margaret
Pirie. Ruth Wooden. Marie and Eleanor
Beckman and Marion DUNCAN.
q delightful afternoon was spent by
the members Of the Columbia Clu as
The guests OF Mrs. III. II. Mashino 81
Detroit street YESTERDAY. Auction bricge
was played at three tables and at the
conclusion Of the games refreshments
were served Mrs Charles Albert
smith vas named as the next hostess.
The congregational Bethel viii hold
divine services this evening at eight
O'Clock at the Temple ia Sibley street.
Or. R~osengard VIII officiatc.
There viii be a meeting this evening
of Hammond Temple No 12 Pythian
Sisters al the Pythian Temple ia Hob
man street. Chances WilI be sold on a
ton OF coal, the proceeds Of which Will
be used to pay on the Liberty Bond pur-
chased by the lodge. Plans viii also be
made for the pedro party to be given
on the evening of November 10th. Ini-
tiation viii feature the meeting and in
conclusion refreshments viii be served
and an hour will be spent socially.
Dorcas Rebekah lodge viii hold its
regular meeting Saturday evening 'at
the I. o. Q. F. hail
NJ. H.. Moon and daughter, Miss Esth-
err Moon Of Peru. Ind. are the guests Of
Ar. and Mrs. B. r Moon, 81 Russell
street
Mrs. Mary Filan 81 Elizabeth street
who was removed to Mercy hospital in
Chicago two weeks ago underwent a
critical operation Yesterday.
Mrs. L. B. cross left today for Leip-
Sic. III. where She was called Oh account
or the illness Of her mother.
Mra. Peter Thompson of Bauer street
has returned from her visit in CIeve-
land. ~Sandusky. Norwaik and Tiffin. o..
She was joined b MT Thompson who
spent tine Weekend there.
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