The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-12

ing very nicely
The Measers Roland Summers and
Claire stephens or Aldfs- avenue. are
among those named on the sick list
Mrs. William Meade and Mrs. Thox.
Fogg Of East Chicago were in attend
ance at the district meeting OF the
Michigan city diocese held at the Trim
tty church IN Michigan City YESTERDAY.
The Twentieth Century Sewing club
enjoyed an aftern on session 1t the
! homo II IRIS. harvey Gilman in North
Magoun avenue yesterday.
The Rosary of St aPtrfck's church
has arranged for a benefit card party
50 be held Tuesday evening. April 90
! at the church hall These affairs in
The past have always been most sue
cessful and the public looks forward
with great anticipation for the ones
t. come. Excellent prizes are secured
/ as one inducement and there are other
features Of like tendency TO create
popularity. The coming one viii be
planned along larger lines than those
previous
TIE Indiana Harbor Thursday even
4 ing Five Hundred Club held a most en-
joyable game at the home OF Mrs Ber-
tha Clark at Woodiawn. Chicago. last
evening. Mrs. Clark was a former res
ident Of Grapevine street and sim re
tains her membership in the club. She
afterwards went to the Mesdames Gul-
/ liver. Rifle Vassar and Bedford last
evening. The next meeting will be
/ held at the home OF Mrs Frank Guilt
YER 1916 Fir street.
AR and Mrs W. II. Diamond who
have been winterinE in Florida have
/ started homeward They have left Or
Iando. and are motoring through The
exact time OF their arrival here is not
known.
All members Of the Elm Grove Wood
men Circle. No SIS. are urged to be
present at meeting this evening. held
at the X. OF p hall. Michigan avenue
for the purpose OF meeting with the
state manager.
Mrs A. * Perkins and Mrs Frank
Orth have issued invitations for a card
party 70 be held at St. Adams Parish
House. tomorrow evening
Mr.. anad Mrs. R. ". ClubIne OF
Grapevine street. have been summoned
to the home Of their son. J. r. Clubine.
IN ingram avenue. Hammond. who are
hereaved IN the loss Of their babe Of
three months. The Young couple has
suffered the loss OF three children in
the past two and a half years and they
have the sympathy OF their many
friends and the community.
Mrs Sarah Fahey % South oIcott
avenue. and her daughters Miss Sadie
and Mrs, Daniel Mccarthy. entertained
Jointly for the benefit OF the X. or G.
War Fund. Wednesday evening. Mem
6ers or the willing Workers or st
Marys church and the Ladies' Auxll-
larry or the a. 0. II. and their friends
comprised the guests OF the evening.
very substantial sum was realized
and a most enjoyable time provided.
The H. J. Treens Of Kennel ave
nue. have purchased property in Ivy
street. adjoining the property OF the
Frank Lindlays. They expect to cree,
a bungalow residence some time in the
future
AIr and Mrs Jack tombstone are
both III with the lagrlppe.
The Lotus club was entertained by
Mrs. Harry Power in North Forsythe
avenue Yesterday afternoon.
TIL. East Chicago Club Dance Com
u7ittee met last evening 10 perfect ar
rangcments for the coming benent ball
for the Red Cross. The date has been
set for the fourth OF May at the Ma
sonic Temple. East Chicago. The com
raittee announces that this dance viii
be one OF the most select. and special
novel features Will be introduced dur
ing the evening Tickets VIII be ready
FOR distribution within the next few
davs.
Walter Cox 90 Magoun avenue has
gone TO whitewater. Wis. to attend
the funeral OF his grandmother
Mrs. VIII Cooksey OF Hammond was
here visiting friends at the Harbor
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Johnson and her
daughter Margaret were South Bend
visitors yesterday.
Mr.. Balmond has brought cheer and
jov into the children's hearts IN East
Chicago One who misses the wonder
ful program put on by the Booster
choir tonight will have something to
regret In every place this Is the big
rest night o. the campaign and on
every side IS heard nothing but appre-
citation and always II IS requested that
the program he repeated. At thesclose
or the musical program Mrs Barr Will
EAAN AElF AtAAAI AiiA 4A~N -thA 80
series. The Law Last night the
evangelist dealt with those command
ments that bear relation TO our neigh
bors In dealing with the command
nent Thou Shalt Not xiii" Mrs. Barr
said that thede were other ways OF
killing other than talSin a dirk or
gun. MANY a broken hearted mother
and father have died years before their
time because OF waywsrd son or
daughter who killed them b. inches.
and God does not hold them suiltless.
There are many who are DESTROY ing
their own lives by the taking o. drugs
and liquor into their system and God
VIII call them 70 account. In dealing
with the commandment OF adultery.
Mrs Barr cried out strongly aga Int
the immortality o. the age and gave
several reasons why men ard women
should live chasto lives. 1t the close
or the service, at the earnest appeal
Of the evangelist. many Young people
came forward ard took the Christian
stand The whole community is feel
irg the effect o. the intensive work
done by the evauTs istfc par The
business mems meeting are gaining
in in crest each morning. An excellent
Meeting "a Nel1 ttts morning az the
First Trust & Savings bank and to-