The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-10


held this evening at the First Christian
church.
The Ladies Society OF the Evangelical
church viii hold its monthly coffee So
ciaI" Thursday afternoon ar the church
haH. The proceeds viii be given 10 tho
Red Cross.
Everett Regnier Of PIummor avenue
was given delightful party by several
Of his friends while home from Camp
Merritt. \ J.. on a furlough. Dancing
ana games were features of the evening
following which refreshments were serv-I
cd. The decorations were attrsctively
carried out in the national colors. The
guests included the Misses Stella Ryh-
tewski Josephine and Victoria STAINS
lowski Mary and Esther Abrieger. Alice
Davis. Georgia Highly. Ellen Nimon. Mrs.
Joseph Stanislowski Mr.. and Mrs. Reg
uIer. Messrs. MsHin and John Krieger.
Ohm Blair DeForest Welsh. Frank
Wall Vernon North, Charles Brown ana
Everett Regnier.
The young women Of the r Z. g..
Club spent delightful evening Tues
day the guests of Miss Edith Ripley
at her home in Holman street. Con-
ciuding the evenings program a dainty
luncheon was served The next cluo
meeting will be ia the nature Of a
birthday celebration in honor of Miss
Ethel Jacobson and viii be held al the
home Of Miss Clara Sass IN Murray
street.
At her home $50 Piummer avenue.
Mrs. Tucker was hostess yesterday art
ernoon TO the members of the L O. T
NJ n. Social Club. Following a short
business session the guests devoted the
ume to their needle work and in con
clusion a dainty collation. was served
Mrs. George Gobner Of 125 Sheffield ave-
nae viii be the next club hostess
In letter to Hammond relatives
Henry Herbst told Of having been the
guest recently of Mr. and Mrs Kunert
formerly of Hammond at their home in
Van Mugs, Cal, and also MIR. and Mrs.
short, the latter formerly Miss Ida
Noedyker of Hammond. M Herbst is
IN California for the benefit of his health
and writes that he is steadily improving
Tho literature committee Of the Ham
mond Woman's Club post oned the meet
ing which was arranged for yesterday
afternoon ON account Of Liberty week
and the patriotic exercises at Liberty
Temple.
St Pauls Lutheran League Will on
certain at a "Bunko" party this evening /
in the church parlors for the league !
members and their friends
Because Of its Numbers participating
ia the patriotic parade last evening
Golden Rule Council No. 1 u Of L. met
yesterday afternoon instead OF last even
ing At the I. .. O. T. hall. Business
of interest in connection with the state
convention TO he held IA Hammond June (
fth was transacted and the members /
voted to purchase a Liberty Bond The I
Council was well represented in the
parade and one member alone sold a |
thousand dollars worth Of bonds.
Golden Rod Camp 40. 1857 Royal /
Neighbors viii meet this evening at the /
L. o. o. F. hall.
Mrs. y. +. Tsitt of Indiana Harbor
was the guest Of her parents. Mr and
Mrs. J. N. Turner in Hammond yester-
dav.
Mrs. Joseph Clark of Chicago visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry KIee Of
Grover street yesterday
Mrs. a. J. Buck Of Lewis street has
rcturned after a weeks visit with Nj !
and Mrs. VIII Dorsey in Chicago
Greeted by an audience that complete
ly filed the parish hall in Russell street
members of st. Joseph's Social Circle
last evening presented Topics" merry
meiange Of merriment by Leo Engleton
and Frank Lauerman. The program was
in seven parts and included q Rag
Time Jubilee" What the Janitor
Heard" by Miss Hilds Koch. Our own
Mikado." Topic of the Day" by Roy
Mills, "A Street Scene in Naples" our
Harmony Four" and The Banquet" A
large group of young people appeared on
the program The talent was chosen
entirely from the parish and every num-
her was heartily applauded.