The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-20

tho games enjoyed. The Mesdames
Goldsmith OF Whiting. Belle Barker
Of Indiana Harbor, L. Sterling and ).
Wexler, also Of the Harbor carried of
the honors In the whist. while Mrs, L.
Gordon Of Detroit Mich. who IS here
on E visit scored highest in the 500
game and Mrs. Il. specter, the award
in tho auction bridge. The entire AZ
fair was uniquely planned and carried
ont by Mrs. Max Nassau. Mrs. Cohen 5
sister and Mrs Moe Schwartz. Miss
Sarah Cohen. that was was out from
Chicago 70 participate IN the festivity.
There we're thirty present and among
those from out or town were Mesdams 50
A. L Gordon, Detroit, Mich, l. Pit
zele OF Chicago, A Pitzele. or South
Chicago. A. Goldsmith. or Whiting and
A. Ginsburg; from the Harbor. the Mes
danes L. Sterling, S. Wexler, NJ. Sal
mon. T. Sefe1 Henry Baker and Jul
Jus Nassau; from East Chicago were the
Mesdames Julius and Max Fireman. NJ
Speoter. H NJ. Klempner Charles and
Henry pttzele. Riess OF Alexander ave
nue. and Mrs. Braun and daughter. Miss
Sarah. OF Hegewisch.
Mrs. Abe Levin Of Chicago avenue is
reported on the sick list
Maynower Camp, Royal Neighbors
viii meet In regular session tomor-
row evening
Morris Powers. OF DrUmmond street
has been very III with q threatened
attack Of typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Meyers. or Ivy
street entertained at dinner party
for their seven year old son, Phillip
whose birthday anniversary II was. The
guests were from Chicago and included
the Messers and Mesdames w. c. How
ell and George Stephens. Later in the
day they motored to Gary.
A. A. Snodgrass, who has been q pa
tient at The Mercy hospital in Gary
for several days where he has been
undergoing skin grating Cor painful
injuries in the form OF burns he re-
celved while about his work at the
Inland. was brought home for few
days 10 rest and taken back to the
hospital yesterday TO have more skin
grated. He is doing Very well.
That the Mems sodslity Of St Mary's
church has established a reputation
for the putting on" of splendid talent
a. their entertainments was most man
II est anu appreciated pg the large as
sembly or people who gathered sun
day evening TO witness the Shamrock
Minstrels" Great credit is due each
participant. the director Rev. George
Lauer, pastor Of this church. and T. y.
Godfrey who heads the organization
as president and whose untiring ef-
forts with each individual mean so
much to the preserving or equanimity
from the very start Of the rehearsals
TO the grand finale Of success. The
receipts Of the evening viii 60 toward
the X Of c. War Fund. other enter
tainments. Of equally popular attrac-
tons will to given from time TO time
, and the patronage or the public az
these deserving benefits Is the sequel
to their ultimate success and the swell
ling Of the much needed receipts
whereby to meet resources for the boys
who are defending their country.
The Baptist Ladies Aid viii meet
with Mrs Edward Bihr in Hemlock
street tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Al
bert Graham is named as the assistant
hostess.
Miss Margaret Reese OF Fir street.
Washington high school miss IS At
home on account of Illness.
Mrs Frank c. D. smith who has
conducted the class in Red Cross In
struction at the Red Cross Centre at
East Chicago was rennS mbered yeEter-