The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-19
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HSOCTAL NEWS Ell
COMING EVENTS.

COMING EVENTS.
The Lady Vikings Sewing Circle viii
be entertained by Mrs Ole Anderson
Wednesday afternoon at her home. SS7
Pine street,
Wednesday afternoon the Ladies' Aid
Society of the First Methodist church
VIII be entertained by the third division
ST the home &c Mrs. r. f. Escher. 81
webb street
a meeting of the Woman's Guild Of ST.
Pauls Episcopal church is announced
fer Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock
a the guild room followed 10y the Lent
en- service at four o'clock.
Betheny circle. Loyal Women. viii
meet this evening with Mrs Martin at
her home in Claude street
The Misses Ida Tsussig and Sarah
Cohen VIII he hostesses at social meet
ing of Max ShuIman Gate this evening
al Beth-AI Sabbath school rooms
Mrs " j. Melser of haywood avenue
Viii open her home Wednesday after
noon for the regular weekly meeting Of
the Deborah Society
Mrs f N Shanklin. assisted by Mrs.
r II. Spooner. will entertain the Ladies
Aid Society Of the First Presbyterian
church Wednesday afternoon at Mrs
ShanklIns home. il Ruth street.
Much business Of interest was trans
acted by the members Of the Equal
Franchise League at their meeting last
evening with Mrs. Mary N. Haehn at
her home. 14l Logan street. The league
is busy with preparations for the CON
vention TO be held in Hammond this
spring. Mrs Floyd of East Chicago was
detained from the meeting on account Of
the weather. Miss Eleanor Flick of Rob,
ertsdale who was a guest at the meeting
extended the members an invitation 10
attend an organization meeting at Rob
ertsdale in two weeks. Their next regu-
lar meeting Will be held at the Central
school in two weeks on Monday,
Al The home OF Mrs D. J. Moran,
South Holman street, the history de-
partrnent Of the Hammond Woman's
club was very delightfully."- entertained
Monday afternoon. Mrs c. B. Miller.
leader for the afternoon. gave most in
tersting talk on Home Rule for Ire
land. Mrs. Miller had made a thorough
study of her subject and gave 1t 10 her
listeners in a most pleasing and compre-
hensive manner Mrs. J. E. Leeeh read
q papar on the life and characteristics
as they effected the Irish people OF Sir
Iohn Redmond. irish Nationalist leader
This was followed by paper by Mrs
NJ p Ludwig on "Sir Edward Carson
ulster leader. and Mrs. c. II. Lasater
who gave 2 pleasing account OF SIR
Horace Plunket chairman Of the constl-
tutional convention. Little Grace Click
delighted the audience with her dance
the Irish Tilt in costume. Mrs. Charles
n. LAYERS. harpist. played old time irish
melodies and Mrs. Lydia Wolter van
Glider and Mrs. Bell sang group or
irish songs. followed by the serving OF
LIGHT refreshments in keeping with the
irish program, with Mrs. +. j. Harrison
rbo,rnan This closed one Of the
r,os+ interesting and profitable pro-
grams of the year.
REPORTER FOR THE DAY
There will be meeting of the home
economies department Of the Hammond
xvonaan's club Thursday afternoon 81
this week at the Central school kitchen
No special demonstrators will be IN
charge and the afternoon will be devoted
10 a general discussion on war economy
and substitutes in the household Ihe
committee in charge viii appreciate ms
helm Of any of the ladies Of the depart
n'ent and kindly requests any member
r. hiring q. very small sample . well as
recipe Of any dish she has found par
ticularly helpful.
Among the hostesses at Round Robin
narties Yesterday were Mrs Villa"
<ordvau. Mrs. T r. Orphey and Mrs
r NJ wtlkison who entertained jointly
a. Mrs. Wilkison's home. Their guests
included AIesdames Otto Swartz
Meredith. H Cross. r Gross. Hirsch
Afa,,ch. Jonas. Friedhof Hill, Wyckoff
tIester and Wagner. In the afternoon
games prizes were won by Mrs Gross
Mrs Meredith and Mrs Jonas.
In honor Of her sister, Mrs. GeorSe T.
vearer. Mrs. c. I. Long Of East Stat'
street entertained at a dinner on sun
sav The affair celebrated Mrs. Yeag
er.s birthday anniversary. Other guests
IN attendance were Mr.. and Mrs {. w
Wilson. Nj. and Mrs. F. L. Ray end sol
edwin. \. A Wilson and Mr. an dMrs
george E. Yeager and daughter Harriet
The entertainment given at the FRS
Methodist church in Russell street las
evening by the Chicago Musical Ciui
VS. snfoved by Q large audience. Their