The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-24
COMING EVENTS.

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The Oak Lear Embroidery Club Will
he entertained on Thursday afternoon
instead OF Friday by Mrs. F. a S owden
a her home in May street.
Mrs Glenn L. Ebright Of Fayette
street will he hostess at the meeting of
the Equal Franchise League this even
ing at her home.
This weeks meeting of the Pine
Street Ladies Aid Society win beheld
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Golding I'm Oak street. II will he tho
monthly business meeting of the society
The monthly class meeting Of the
Loyal Star Class Of the Christian
church will he held this evening at the
home of Mrs. Frank Baker in Alice
street
The choir Of the First Methodist
church will hold its weekly rehearsal
This evening at $40 o'clock instead Of
Thursday.
Circle No. will he entertained by
Mrs George Eder at her homo in South
Holman street Thursday afternoon
The meeting of the Central w c 7
L. has been postponed indefinitely
why suffer- with nervous exhaustion
when the sulphur Baths viii give ms
tant relief Room SOS Hammond Bldg
Phone 1885. 4---4-l
The literature department of the
Hammond Woman's club met Tuesday
afternoon. April g. with Mrs II. \. Nc
connelI. 1901 Moraine avenue. The
business meeting was presided over by
Mrs. A L. Murray. chairman. Mrs
James Allaben then took charge Of the
hen
kern Chesterton as a critic. es-
savist and poet. he was educated
TO become an artist but forsoolI the
brush for the pen. Mrs. Allahen read
excerpts from his essays "savonarola'
and from The Emperor Of Germany.
The last named essay was written be
fore the war. and from later book
The Crimes Of England Mrs. Allaben
read Chesterton's present opinion Of
Germany Among the crimes Of Eng
land he notes the following. the accept
ing Of Germany's help to defeat Ma
poleon. in allowing Germany to take
-hree provinces from Denmark. IN
standing by while Germany took Al
sace-Lorraine. and in selling Heligo-
land 10 Germany. Chesterton said these
we're the real crimes Of England Mrs
AIlaben read the poem The Nativity
and excerpts from Don Juan OF Aus
tria."
The members Of the F. f O. club
were entertained N honor Of Miss Ethel
Jacobson last evening at the home Of
Miss Clara Sass in Murray street. A
dainty collation. was served and the
time was spent socially with games
and music. The next club party viii
be given by Miss Vera Shutz OF John
son street in two weeks and viii be
in the nature Of a birthday celebration.
farewell party was given Otto Berg
last evening by Miss Mildred Daily al
her home in Truman avenue. at which
the following young people were
guests: The Misses Gertrude Berg Ma
bel Ball. Dorothy Daily. Mabel Rund-
bonn. NIessrs. Morris Eckenboy. George
Mott. Max Rose, Edward Daily and
Otto Berg. Mr. Berg viii leave within
the next few days for Ft Thomas. The
coIors and during the evening games
and dancing were features. a dainty
luncheon was served in conclusion.
Mrs. r. r. Dickey was hostess to the
members of the Harmony club at a
business session yesterday afternoon al
her home in Indiana avenue In the
absence of Mrs. Giles Warner the meet
Ing was presided over by Mrs n +.
Austgen. The next party viii be given