The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-23

hindly asked 70 be present
The II. II. cisrk family ~ North Ma
soun avenue have been called t. Will
Transport Ina. owing ~ the death Of
relative.
That the Lady Ellis 81 this city rt.g
make good il their sale Of the "sn4tI-
cage Books" has been prophesjed
n.hen the" heard their leader Mrs Pc
ter Sterling sold nineteen books in the
short period os one hour, the day after
she nae taken the heavy box contain
~ over siN hundred in ELL The books
sell al one dollar and FIVE dollars. and
il Is belle "a that they viii he dis
posed 81 regardlees or whether the
purchaser has near relative IN the
service on not The Very faet that
the books viii bring comfort 10 any
soldier boy and lessen the hours Of
lcnliness j. appeal enough in itself for
ready and quick sale. The govern
taent VIII have shows IN All camps
and the II Nets are Interchange bIe.
can be used in this country or in
Ffance. - procure a. early as posi-
bic and send them % the soldier BOYS
They VIII apprecia ate them ana Your
thoughtfulness and enjoy tho coupons
which viii admit them Il the places
.of amusement provided by the gov
arnment
Helen Fisher of l25th street is hay
ing youthful misses al Round Robin
this afternoon. They are Sarah VIII
liams. Loretta Ksegan, Ruth Thomp-
son ana Virginia Howard
The Old Auction 1aotIon Bridge club
n East Chicago broke ali records
when it comes - giving Round Robins.
There ete twelve members in The ciub.
e. ii Hostess ~ three guests. masking
p all thirt--st& guests. The AFFAIR was
held at the home - Miss Celia Cohen
IN south Magoun avenue and most
delightful evertag participated In. with
Auction Bridge the diversion Of the
eFen4S. IloRors in tile game went TO
Mrs Louie LoncAs. Miss Aiieen Coli
son, and Miss Mabel Hartman. The
out q town guests were Mas. A. F.
Collision Of Valparaiso. Mrs. G. o. Rob
inson. Of Indianapolis, Mrs Maur!e CO.
hen of Chicago. and the Misses Navroe
hnoerzer and Ruth Brush On Ham
mond. Mrs. paul Morehead or Ham
mond. AIRS. Frank Callahan and Miss
Bessie Callahan of Indiana IFarbor The
sum % $3.50 vas netted to 20 10
the Round Robin fund FOR the beneat
e the East Chicago Red Cross centre.
Mrs. a. P Twynan az the atlas
apartments Is storing her household
goods and Is soon leaving for Hatties-
burg. Miss, to he near her husband.
Captain A. r. Twyman. and when Co
I receives marching orders. Mrs. Ivy
a4-a nj
to Louisville. IIent4cl;y, the home Of
Mr.. Twyman's parents.
Attorney Abe ottenheimer was in
Chicago Yesterday attending the Ma
tlonal Security League Convention be-
ing held at the Medinah Temple for
three DAYS. M. Ottenheimer went as
representative Of the city of East Chi
cage.
Mre. J. r. Dresser Of the Atlas apart
ments entertained at dinner party
THURSDAY evening. having Mrs. John
ItilI and daughters of Chicago and Mrs
scalundt. the latter sister 70 the
hostess from Valparaiso.
GLADYS Louise Vaughn had juve-
nile Round Rohin with Majorie Spen-
rer. Esther Cess. Della Zybell. Vera
T<oie. and Gwendolyn Dixon present.
The youthful Misses brought their Red
cross knitting as diversion for the
afternoon.
The Mesdames Thomas Fosg and
Frank simpson were joint hostesses
Yesterday afternoon at Round Robin
~arty and where knitting and I'VE hum
red were the diversions Of the after
DON. Those present were the Mes
l,,,as Taeeh NjchaeIs Gilmore Tars-
-cn. Mariner, George Jordan. Fl. e. Da-
il. Mcconnell and James Holtzappie.
Nh and Mrs. Fl. $. Evans or the At
las apartments We're entertained at a
dinner last evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Gasken in Tod
avenue.
Mrz. Is. ". Wyckof Of Masoun ave
nuc ard 145th street has been called
Newark. Ohio owing TO the illness
of her mother She departed. yester-
aday
Dorothy Johnston. the little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. $. Johnston OF