The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-19

Wednesday afternoon the members Of
the WomRn's Guild of ST. PauIs Episco-
pei church will hold their regular week
~ session in the parish room followed
by the Lenten service at four o'clock
Spray fruit trees now with Lime and
Sulphur. Summers Pharmacy. 1854
The Deborah Society Will meet at the
First Christian church Wednesday
morning at nine-thirty o'clock and at
one-thirty o'clock will so to the Red
Cross headquarters in the Hammond
building to sew.
At her home in May street Mrs. Frank
Stewart will be hostess Wednesday aft
ernoon to the members Of the Harmony
Club
The regular Tuesday evening Lenten
service Of st. Pauls Episcopal church
will be held tonight at seven-thirty
O'Clock. There viii be an address by the
rector and the vested choir viii sine-
All members of the confirmation class
are especially urged to attend.
Mrs Eta Bloomhof Of Kenwood viii
he at home" Wednesday afternoon to
the Standard Bearers who will meet to
complement garments for the war or
phans. The young women have been
devoting their meetings to this branch
Of work and have been accomplishing
great deal
The ErthStane Club is being enter
tanned today at the home Of Mrs. Marion
Hover in Indiana Harbor. The guests
will meet for luncheon and will devote
the afternoon TO their Red Cross knit
ting.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
Presbyterian church will hold a hand
kerchief. apron and bake sale tomorrow
afternoon. March goth. at two o'clock
instead Of the regular meeting The
sale will be held in the basement Of the
new church. entrance on Highland street
and it is requested that all goods be de
Ivered at the church by one o'clock.
Mrs. ". II. Gostlin is chairman of the
handkerchief sale. Mrs. Olson. chairman
Of the apron sale and Mrs. F. 5. Betz.
chairman OF the bake sale.
The pastor Of the Methodist church is
sorry to report to his people that he was
unable to secure any reservations in the
Billy Sunday tabernacle for Friday
night or for any night this week. He
could have made reservations for an aft
ernoon but not knowing how many
might desire TO go FOR an afternoon he
did not do so.
The deputy supreme commander, Mrs
Ssger of Minneapolis. will visit Unity
Review No. ". B. \. OF the Maccabees
this evening The meeting will be held
at the I. o. Q. L. hall.
There will be d meeting Wednesday
afternoon Of the Ladies Society Of the
b of L. T. and f. at the l. o. O. +. hall
Opal Hive No $40 l.. .. T. NJ. NJ will
meet this evening at eight o'clock at
the L o. o. Z. hall
Following the regular meeting last
evening of Triumph Council No. II n
of L. an entertainment was given at the
hall in State street for the members and
their guests. The program consisted of
musical and literary numbers and was
very much enjoyed. Visitors from South
Chicago and Golden Rule Council No. l
Of Hammond were in attendance.
The meeting OF the Germania Rebekah
lodge this evening at the Moltke I o. O.
F. hail viii be followed by meeting Of
the C. r. Pleasure Club
One Of the most vitality interesting
meetings Of the history committee of
the Hammond Woman's Club occurred
Monday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
c. S. Kennard in Detroit street Mrs.
c. Phares gave a talk on Kerensky and
his career. Mrs. Howard Stevens told
Of the federal amendment and encour-
agingly assured the committee that
women in the near future would get the
vote Mrs. I. T. Meyer followed with
talk on Our Ship Inefficiency". impress
ing the members with this most serious
problem which she said is confronting
the country. Mrs. z. S. Cooper with
war map of Europe gave the women
clear understanding of the cause Of Ger
many's reaching out to grasp rich land
for cultivation whereby she may better
at herself for g long struggle and also
add millions of men to her force@ Mrs.
.. J. Moran in few words told of the
ability OF Mr.. Hoover to carry to sue
cess any undertaking in which he en-