The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-18
PERSONAL "
SOCIAL NEWS
COMING EVENTS.

COMING EVENTS.
The Equal Franchise League will
meet this evening at the home of Mrs
Herbert Hutchins. SS8 South Holman
street
Tuesday evening the Past Chiefs AS
sociation of Hammond Temple No. 10
Pythian Sisters will meet with Mrs. J.
c. Haney in Sibley street. Mrs. Aleea
Mccoy Will be the assisting hostess.
There will be a meeting of the Riv-
erside Auxiliary of the Red Cross Tues
day afternoon at the school.
The Monday Afternoon Bridge Club
will be entertained by Mrs Harry smith
of Highland street Tuesday al two-thir-
" o'clock.
An all day meeting OF the Lincoln
Auxiliary Of the Red Cross will be held
Tuesday at the school
Saturday was chiIdrens day at the
Hammond Woman's Club which Is OBJ
served annually for the entertainment
of the children. Considering the incle-
nlant weather the attendance of the lit
tie folks was large. The president open
ed the meeting and after the singing of
America" by the audience and the
transaction Of the usual routine of bust
ness Miss Nina Petit, chairman. and
Miss Delta Curry. vice chairman. who
had arranged the program took charge
and presented the following enjoyable
and instructive numbers:
Mrs. George Hannauer sang four
SONGS to the delight the children. a
japanese DOLL Lii Boy" The Elf
Man" Gathering Three Little Chest
nuts"
dance. song of the4Robin" with
piano accompaniment was most oeauu-
fully and artistically executed by little
Miss Edna Hirsh.
Miss Mabel Powley's readings were
most thoroughly enjoyed in the follow
ing numbers. our Hired Girl" Two
,irandmothers." and L Amt Going to
Cry Any More"
Miss Georgine Faulkner. Red Cross
nurse and know as the story Lady.
was introduced and charmingiy toiu
Folklore Stories o. England and France
Miss Faulkner is an adept in story tell
ing and holding the attention Of chill
dren The use of her high elocuuonary
attachments gave an added charm that
cannot be gainsayed. Very impressive
was the detailed account of the work OF
the Red Cross Dogs" on the battle
front in the present war. They are
trained to go out and search for the
wounded after the battles. carrying va
fer and medicines strapped upon them for
Immediate relief. She also gave the
history of the origin of the great or
SANITATION Red Cross" and its progress.
as it is known over the world as an
agency of love and mercy in times OF
calamities, in peace as we'll as in war
For the closing Mrs. Hannauer sang
..Happv Little Sal" and the Ginger
Bread Man" which was a fitting supple
r1ent to the folklore story of the Ginger
Bread Man as told by Miss Faulkner.
As usual before dispensing the audi
enee sang The Star Spangled Banner
Children's day is placed as one of the
banner days on the club calendar with
due credit and thanks to the chairman
and vice chairman for delightful aft
ernoon.
Reporter for the day
The literature department of the
Hammond womans Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at two-thirty O'Clock
at the home of Mrs. J, c. Graves. l22
Carroll street The program for the
afternoon will include;
THE Diplomatic Background of the
War" ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Seymour
Discussion lead by Mrs. \. Clark
Wagner
"Anatoie France"-----Arthur Symons
Mrs James Aliaben.
The Path to GLORY" rance
Mrs Charles B. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs William Thomas Tuley
OF Waltham street entertained yester-
dav in honor of the twentieth anniver-
sary Of their marriage. y Victrola was
presented them as a gift from their
&c in
Guided Mrs NJ Joachim. Miss Violet
Joachim and Arthur Joachim Of Chica-
GO. Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Johnson. Miss
Ruth Elizabeth johnson. Miss Johanna
Peters and Carl Johnson of Evanston
III.
Mr. and Mrs. w B. Muir and daugh-
ter Miss Grace Muir Of East State
street will leave Hammond this evening
for Los Angeles Cal. where they eN-
pect to remain for a year. Enroute they
will spend a short time at the Grand
canyon
The November meeting of the Par
ent-Teachers' Club of the Lafayette
school will be held at three o'clock
TUESDAY afternoon at the school. Mrs
Fred Jarvis is chairman for the after
noon and will organize a Food Club
among the members in the district a
program will be given at the meeting
The Rev c. J. Sharp will be the
speaker at the meeting of the Parent
Teachers Club of the Irving school
Tuesday afternoon. The meeting will
ne held at two-thirty o'clock at the
school auditorium.
Dorcas Rebekah lodge held its regu-
lar meeting Saturday evening at the I.
o. z. hall in State street. Initiation
featured the meeting. Next Saturday,
Past Grand's Night. will be observed
and arrangements are being made for
most enjoyable session
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