The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-30

me salaries run al the way from
572o year to 5000 and $4,000.
Special examinations are being an
nounced now and then. but call up the
civil service clerks al the post office
and they will tell you about these
Jobs
ment going to the Dunes for the observ-
ence OF its social day. ana he advised
the trip. Mrs. Wise then read excerpts
from the poems Of Earl Reed on The
Dunes" and Mrs. O. c T. Matthies told
Of the inhabitants of the district and
asked for memberships to the associa-
ton.
Mrs. George Roberts, chairman of the
department. then conducted short
business meeting and during this the
members voted to back morally the
Dunes project and To spend their social
day at that spot. This Will he on Mon
day, June 3. The department also de-
cided to continue its meetings during
the summer and make Of itself a Red
Cross auxiliary. That the meeting be
( held each Monday afternoon and the
members sew for the society Mrs. Rob
erts will act as chairman or the auxili-
airy and will appoint instructors to aid
in the work
REPORTER FOR THE DAY
New Real Home Restaurant 10. 1
State St 4-30-2t
Mrs. Albion Fellows Bacon. state
chairman of the Child Welfare Work
has issued an invitation to all women
interested in the work to a state con
ference ON child Welfare Work to be
held at the Claypool Hotel. indianapolis.
on May 9th. There viii be a morning
afternoon and evening session. Mrs.
Goodrich. wife of Governor Goodrich.
also Mrs. Anne Studebaker Carlisle OF
the state committee are expected TO at
tend Miss Julia C. Lathrop OF Wash
ington. national chairman Of child Wei
fare. Will be the guest of honor ana ad-
dress the meeting. There will be ses-
( sion of experts and specialists who will
/ discuss the different problems Of tho
/ child, mental physical. etc.
At the meeting tonight OF the Equa-
Franchise League which Will take place
/ at the Central school final instructions
VIII be given for the registra ton Of
women which viii begin in Hammond.
! MAY 18TH Mrs. y. J Miller is chair
man and the work in Hammond VIII be
in charge Of the Equal Franchise
League
\ business meeting Of the Hammond
! Chapter of the World Wide Guild was
/ held last eevning AT the home Of Miss
/ Miriam Warner SO Carroll street The
next regular meeting is announced for
J Two weeks from last night
I'm spite of the disagreeabie weather
! there was large attendance 10 enjoy
! the entertainment given last evening at
/ The Central school TO raise fuds Cor
/ lantern and slides for the school The
/ Grandeur of the Rockies" was shown
/ with the stereopticon and the remainder
/ of the program with the exception of
piano solo by Erna Hellerman was given
/ by pupils Of Miss Gera ldine Swanson's
/ dancing class of the Hammond Musical
I College. 1t included The following num-
/ bers. q Spanish dance by Violet Milne.
! Soldiers and Sailors dance by Emmanuel
Hellerman and Irwin Levin and sham
! rocks by Violet Milne and Ruth Breil-
latt
Between four and five hundred ROYAL
! Neighbors were entertained by Golden
Rod Camp No. 1857 in honor of the
/ Supreme Oracle. Mrs. Eva Childs of
/ Tanesvlle, Wis. who was in Hammond.
Mrs. Rexwincl1le of Terra Haute Mrs
Holt of Valparaiso. state officers. and
! Mrs. Bessie Hayden Of Lowell. district
deputy. were i'm attendance at the meet
ings. The four visiting officers were
presented with gifts OF hand painted
: china The afternoon was given to
school OF instruction and an interesting
/ address by Mrs. Childs. In the evening
a class Of ninety-two candidates was
/ adopted. the work being put on by the
/ Whiting degree team
At the meeting last evening Of Tri-
umph Council No. II D. of L. further
plans we're made for the state eonven-
/ ton to be held in Hammond beginning
Tuesday June 18th At the next meet
; ing in two weeks there will be a class
Of candidates for initiation
There viii be meeting Of OPAL Hive
/ No. /. O. T. NJ. NJ a. the I. .. o F.
hall i'm state street this evening ct sew
en-thirty o'clock for drin practice.
.
Mrs O A KrinbiH of Warren street
! has returned after weeks visit with
/ her sister. Mrs. Charles Germany Of
| Milwaukee.
! John MeIo Of Hoffman street who has
been critically IN for a week with pneu-
/ monia is slightly improved.
! The Misses Gusta. Ida. Eva and
/ Bertha TaussiE. daughters of Julius
/ Taussig left Sunday morning for
weeks visit in Buffalo and points in