The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-11

Ladies Aid Society is being entertained
at luncheon today by Mrs. 6. c. Glenn
ems. Mrs Albert Fisher Mrs NJ. f. First
and Mrs. Henry Fuller al Mrs. Clemens
home, Waltham street.
A very pleasant feature Of the social
hour following the regular session of
Hammond Chapter Eastern Star last
evening at the Masonic Temple was the
reading Of several letters from members
who are in camps in the United states
and others who are in service in France.
During the business meeting there was
balloting on candidates and plans were
made for the winters program. The
meeting was the first following the sum
mer vacation and there was a large at
tendance of resident and visiting mem
bers.
Golden Rule Council No 1 D Of L.
! held fts regular meeting last evening at
/ the I. o. o. F Hall in State street.
There was balloting en- candidates and
arrangements were made for initiation
to feature the next meeting in two
weeks.
There Will be a meeting this evening
Of Golden Rod Camp No. 1851 Royal
Neighbors at the l. o. Q. F. Hall in
State Street.
Miss Emma Faul. 646 Ann street. un-
derwent a serious operation Tuesday at
St Margaret's hospital and today was
reported 10 be getting along satisfac-
torily.
DR.. and Mrs. T. E. Bell Of Warren
street have returned from Lake Winnie
bago. Wis. where they spent the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs a. NJ. Deweese ; Rim
bach avenue. were called to Lima, O..
Monday on account of the death Of Mr..
DeWeese's brother. 0. A. DeWeese.
Mr.. and Mrs --lwin Herbst Of South
Holman street are visiting in Prairie du
Chine. Wis.
DR. and Mrs. J. Arthur Davis of May
wood avenue opened their home for the
evening meeting Of the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society of the First
Methodist church Tuesday The hus-
bands Of the members were entertained
at the meeting. There was brief bust
ness session followed by a program. The
Rev. George r. Streeter lead the devo-
tionaI exercises. Mrs. George Chapman
2 rendered a group of songs there were
readings bv Mrs. D. Franklin Hix and
! songs by the Kings Heralds. Mrs. T
= ] Bassett arranged the program. II
= conclusion refreshments were served
and the guests met socially for a halt
hour.
Beginning Thursday evening th'
choir ot-xae First Christian church vii
hold it's rehearsals at the Hammond
Musical College from eight to nine
O'Clock every Thursday DR.. Williams
head of the vocal department at the To-
cal college will direct the choir. This
is the first choir rehearsal for a month
and all members and all who are inter
ested are invited TO attend
The wallace school announces its an
nuaI flower show for Friday afternoon
of this week from one until four-thirt,
o'clock al the school. The flowers an'
vegetables will be sold after the exhibi
for the benefit Of the school.
There Will be a meeting this evening
Of the Knights and Ladies of Securit,
at the X and L Of S. Hall in the Rim
= bach building.
Walter smith visited Hammon
r Walter Smith visited Harmon
| friends today on his return to his HON
in Chrome, Y. J.. after a business trip Z
the Pacific coast for the q. S. Metals Re
4 fning Company
Attorney +. c. Crumpacker. Harry c
n Wanner and W H Crawford have re
y turned from Lake Geneva, Wis wher
Il thy were in the military camp for civil
Y ians.
NOTICE