The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-30

Sterl2ol Kennedy may DE
procured now at lilo Bea
con street. '-2s-'t
Wanted-Two experienced salesIadies.
Zimmerman Dept store. $3.50 Michigan
avenue. Indiana Harbor. s3O-1
If the person who took the s-year-old
child's hand knitted sweater light gray
with pink stripes on collar. cuffs and
purling. on Saturday will return same
20 Hat & Art Shop. 70s Chicago avenue.
will save themselves further trouble.
1901
A thorough canvass will be made this
week in East Chicago for linens for
France" under the sponsorship OF the
local Red Cross unit. Now that the
equipment and facilities of the hospitals
in France are being heavily drawn upon.
il viii mean that this community has
another appeal which must be needed
at once, and with ali generosity. The
articles most needed and which can be
used to the best advantage will be bath
towels, 19x3S inches; towels. 18x30;
handkerchiefs. 1sxI8; napkins 14xf4,
and sheets. 64x1O2 All Of the articles
must meet the requirements Of size:
larger ones viii be accepted. House
wives are expected by the local chapter
and the National Red Cross TO contribute
as largely as possible to this most
urgent need. A worker is to be appoint
cd in every block, and il is asked that
the gifts be ready when the calls are
made. The manual training depart
ment OF the public schools Of this city
IS at work 10 make the necessary boxes
these goods are to be shipped away in.
There is no doubt maintained but that
the people of this city will again come
forward eheerfully and give the neces-
sary linens
A most important meeting will be
held by ST. Adams Guild of Women to-
morrow evening at the Parish House to
perfect final arrangements for the serv-
ing of the banquet of the Chamber of
Commerce, which is Wednesday evening
October ?.
The Inland Male Choral Club asks
that all adult choral societies in In
diana Harbor meet with them at the
Parish Hall of St Adams church to-
morrow evening for joint practice, This
request includes women choirs as we'll
as those of men. This is an appeal
most worthy of ready response.
| There is still an urgent request that
all members of the Indiana Harbor
Woman's Club desiring to attend the
dinner of the club to be held this COM
| ing month October 10. will so signify
| their intentions by phoning the club
president Mrs. John r. Fsrovid. or the
Mesdames Eminheiser Frye and J. G.
Smith This affair will be most inter-
esting in as much as Mrs. James w.
Morrison of Chicago will address the
ladies'. taking as her topic The Spir-
itual Challenge of Conservation" Mrs.
George Summers will direct the musical
numbers for that day Mrs. Nels stem
berg heads the dinner committee.
The Will Hartman's of Chicago were
out to spend the week end with Mr..
Hartman's parents in Beacon street.
The E. r. wilbur's of North Barring
avenue have Mrs. Parks of Fremont,
Ohio, visiting them.
Mrs. NJ. n Silverman of Chicago ave-
nue. will be hostess to the Lady Elks
| tomorrow evening.
The No Name Club has been an
nounced to meet tomorrow evening with
Miss Mabel Hartman of Beacon street
The literary department of the East
| Chicago WOman's Club will open the
regular program of the years work at
! a meeting held tomorrow afternoon at
! the home of the club president, Mrs
z. n Canine. in North Magoun avenue
| A general meeting of the club will fol-
/ low and all members are urgently re-
quested to be present that business mat
| ters pertaining to the interests of the
| club be transacted. Tomorrow after
noon is very latest that reservations
may be sent in for permission to at
tend the Reciprocity Day luncheon TO
| be given by the Hammond Woman's
| Club. next Saturday. at the Masonic hall
| Those going from this city are asked
to phone 302-J not later than the day
mentioned.
Delegates from the Twin City lodges
of the Pythian Sisters leaving tomor-
row to attend the annual convention at
Indianapolis are Mrs. William Hart of
| Hemlock street, who VIII represent the
Indiana Harbor order. and Mrs Hugh
Mackay of East Chicago representing
the order which she is a member.
The Past Officers Club of the East
| Chicago d. of LIS will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. William Haight in
| North Forsythe avenue. Each member
has permission to bring one friend A
very enjoyable afternoon is anticipated.
The Ladies' Social Union of the East
Chicago M +. church will meet We'd
nesday afternoon at the church, for a
most important business session All
members are most earnestly requested
| to be present
| Word reaches former friends in this
city that Mrs. J. N Hesse a very we'll
known resident here some years ago and
prominent in business, of her demise
which occurred at the home Of her sis
ter. Mrs. c. Wilmarth, Chicago Mrs.
Hesse left no immediate family her
husband and one daughter preceded her
| in death some few years ago. Their
home here was situated on what is now
the residence site of Mrs. Funkhouser's.
tho widow Of the late Colonel F'unkhous-
er in North Barring avenue.
An interesting event in Indiana Har-
Dor circles this week is the wedding of
DR. Frank E. Stephens. one of the lead
ing dentists. with officers in Michigan
avenue The bride Is Miss Irene Cook.
a very talented vocalist of Chicago. The
| date set is October 2nd and the cere-
mony viii be performed at the home of
| the brides parents in Marquette Road,