The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-20

lar meeting at eight o'clock this even
ing at the Beth-AI Sabbath school rooms
in Sibley street.
Troops / and OF the Girl Scouts
will meet this evening at the Central
school and on Friday evening there viii
be a meeting of Troop 3. Troop l will
meet in Room and Troop 2 will meet
IA the kindergarten room.
Miss Clara Sass will be hotess TO the
+. Z. c. Club Thursday evening at her
home. sos Murray street
An all day session or the Deborah So
ciety Will be held Thursday.
string orchestra. brass band and
Jazz band at Musicians Beneht. Friday,
Nov. 2znd, Orpheum, Hammond. I1-1g-4
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The literature department of the
Woman's Club met on Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. ] C. Graves.
122 Carroll street. After business the
FIRST number was the discussion Of the
subject of two weeks ago, THE Dfplo-
matte Background of the War" Mrs.
Clark Wagner leading. She brought out
the prominent opinions OF several writ
number of queries as food for thought.
Several members took part IN the dis
cussion and the interchange of ideas
proved interesting and beneficial to all.
The subject for the day was Anatole
France and Mrs. James Allaben read
a sketch Of this noted French critic,
poet and man OF letters, who is dis
tinguished as a novelist. humorist
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gave two choice readings from Frances
book. The Path of Glory; especially
fine was THE Feast of Christmas, 1914
and very impressive was After
Herodotus" in which we rediscover man
unchanged and Interchangeable in all ages
and all lands.
The members Of the Past Chiefs As
ISOLATION Of Hammond Temple No. 73
Pythian Sisters were pleasantly enter
tanned last evening by Mrs. ]. c. Haney
and Mrs. Aleen Mccoy at Mrs. Haney's
home in Sibley street. Red Cross work
was done during the evening and in con-
The next meeting will be held the third
Tuesday in December and Mrs. S. E.
Swain and Mrs. Frank Waller will be
hostesses.
The monthly class meeting of the
Amoma Class OF .he Baptist church was
held yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs Charles Green in Warren street.
The party was in the nature of a fare
well to the class teacher. Mrs. Floyd III.
Adams. who will leave Hammond next
week for Brooklyn. her new home. The
class presented her with an Ivory
dresser set and a gold thimble. The
meeting as usual was devoted to sewing
for the Belgian children and much
work was accomplished. There were
covers for eighteen and at the close of
the afternoon delightful luncheon was
served.
A riot of dance music at Musicians
Benent Ball, Friday. Nov. %. Orpheum
Hall. 11-19-4
Mr.. and Mrs. Strong, 215 Truman ave-
nue.. entertained at a dinner Of pretty
appointments Tuesday evening. Their
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. John Lay
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. s. A Reed. Mr.. Alta
Burns. Mr.. Bern Raines. and the Misses
Elizabeth and Minnie Kerns and Alice
and Martha Burns.
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A meeting Is announced for this even
ing of the W. c. T. U. officers of the
different unions in Hammond and the
county at the home OF the county pres
ident. Mrs. ]. r. Graves. PSI East State
street. The meeting is called to plan
the work for the coming year and it IS
important that every officer is present.
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The child culture department with
Mrs. Dan Mann. chairman for the day.
will have charge of the meeting Thurs
day afternoon OF the Baptist Woman's
Union The subject will be Care of
the Teeth" Red Cross sewing will be
ready for the members at one o'clock
The second nomination of officers
took place at the meeting of Germania
Rebekah lodge last evening at the
MoItke l. o. o. l.. hall. After the lodge
a social hour was enjoyed. Visitors
from Dorcas lodge of Hammond were
entertained at the meeting.
At the meeting yesterday afternoon
of William II. Callxins w. r. c. No. 24S
convention to be held in Hammond. De-
cember 3rd. Several applications were
acted upon and other business of in
terest transacted. Another Meeting is
announced for two O'Clock Thursday af-