The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-08
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COMING EvENTR

COMING EVENTS.
The fifth division Of the NJ. F Ladies
Aid Society will meet fer an all day SEES
sion Thursday at the home OF Mrs. Fred
f. Maley. 94e Calumet avenue. Each
member viii bring her lunch.
Circle No. will be entertained on
Friday afternoon instead or Thursday OF
this week by Mrs NJ Meyers. 667 state
Line street.
The T. f. c. Club was entertained
very delightfully."- last evening by Miss
Vera Shuttz of Johnson street in cele-
bration of her birthday anniversary.
Music and contests We're features of the
evening and in conclusion dainty col
lation was served. Mrs. Lavinia Green
Viii be hostess TO the club at Back
ward Party ON the evening OF MAY Fist
at her home in Holman street in ceIe-
bration of her birthday anniversary
Al her home in Becker street yester-
day afternoon Mrs. Peterson was host
IS TO the Lady Vikings Sewing circle.
Dainty refreshments were served after
an enjoyable time spent with needle
work Mrs. Monberg of Doty street
VIII be the next club hostess and viii
entertain al "a thimbla party on the aft
ernoon OF May goth.
.
There viii be mcctjne Of the
Knights and Ladies Of Security tonight
~ the hall in the Rimbach building.
In place of The regular business meeting
The evening will be devoted to an enter
tainment and dedica ton of their new
hall All members ard their friends
are urged to attend as an enjoyable
evening Is assured. All are welcome
ssh
The members Of the Hammond Won
ans Club who wish to work with the
Domestic science department during the
coming year are kindly asked to call the
chairman, Mrs. O. c. E. Matthies or the
secretary. Mrs c. $. Kennard. likewise
of this years members who wish to
withdraw from the committee. The sub
ject for the next years study will be
"ronservation of Food, Fuel and Cloth
ing" and the program Will conform en-
t.-eiy to war needs
4 knitting club was organized yes
torGsy afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Jennie Stafford in Holman street to do
Tod Cross work. The members will
meet every two weeks Mrs. Bertha
T-uhlpe. Mrs. Louisa Drel and Mrs.
William Holm were present yesterday.
Mrs. Pardecooper and Miss PearCe en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday a their
home in Ingraham avenue honoring Mrs.
Henry Lundt who Will leave soon for
Los Angeles to make her home Fol
lowing the luncheon the guests devoted
the afternoon to their knitting and
needle work and spent a pleasant social
time.
Four Railroad Brotherhoods have
started a campaign to raise funds for
the Red Cross the first of the social af
fairs they announce to be a dance on
the evening of May 18th. Tickets will
be on sale several Of the down town
stores and on account of the large at
tendance that is anticipated both the
Masonic Temple and the Orpheum halls
have been secured. Branch's orchestra
Will play at the Masonic Temple and
Conrath's orchestra at the Orpheum. H
/. Dorton is chairman of the committee
for the dance.
Pedro was played by the members Of
terday afternoon by Mrs. Mary Reinert
st her home in Claude street. The
games progressed a two tables. the
prizes going to Mrs ". D. Weis, Mrs.
I.eisman and Mrs Mat Jung. The con
ISOLATION prize was awarded to Mrs. l..
Ward. The next meeting of the club
viii occur in three weeks instead of
two at the home of Mrs. Leisman.
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A. a meeting at the Irving school last
Monday evening residents Of the North
side discussed the day nursery for that
district and Cloyd Smith and J. Y Keel
- were made "A committee TO secure a
location for it.
St Agnes Guild of st Paul's Epis-
cop-l church will meet in the guild room
friday evening. May 10th. Dinner will
be served for the members at seven
o'clock after which the election of Off
GERS for the ensuing year viii take
place.
At the meeting Of Opal Hive No. SOS
l.. o. T. NJ NJ. last evening at the I. ..
q. ?. hall there was balloting on candi-
oates and preparations made for the
next regular meeting when there will be
imitation Of class. After the lodge
session the members drilled for the as
ISOLATION meeting to be held the latter
part Of this month.
William r. Calllins " r. c. No PAS
met Yesterday afternoon for it's regular
lodge session. At tho next meeting in
two weeks there viii be class for
initiation