The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-25

to the nsr service were read but no
definite decision has been made as to
when OF how soon IL may become Rd-
yantageouA For public good IL can
not come any too aoon for families
who have now become accustomed TO
these trained ana efficient nurses com
ing into the homes whom their services
are absolutely Of permanent value. tho
the tidipss OF tho new ssrvies oannot
be hailed with any but great Soy. There
la no mother but who feels ~ times OF
sickness and strife IN the family that
there IS no one other, b q tho family
physician 20 prescribe 10 tRks the place
of q capable nurse. and sinee we hAvo
them In our field the realization ot
their value Is becoming more noticeable
every day ana the psopls are giving
OF their tims and needs in the further
ance OF ths work as was shown by
the meeting and It's good attendance q
day aEo. Mrs Smith reported thirteen
new members. A book on public health
nursing by Nary Gardner, an officer
OF the national organisation led tbs
Introductory chapter. There was q
general discussion by those present and
at the next meeting Mrs. J. T.. Thomp-
son Will give g review OF q half hour
allotted at zach session.. It may be
added that owing TO the heavy toll OF
nurses seeded to Sneet the Red Cross
demand that the new service may not
be as speedily adopted Go at other
times but committees are working In
dust-iousIy along tbs lines and an
nouncerasat may be expectsd IN the
near future.
Tbs Mesers and Mesdanes Dals
Flickinger and Roy Stephens are en-
terteining at a dancing party for their
friends tomorrow evening at the X
OF p, hall IN Michigan avenue. There
will be- about hfteen couples in atten-
dance and McKinley's orchestra will
| play the dance music.
Miss Myrtle Dunck has reserved a
letter from Private William George
Harris. 70 tho effect tina the boys have
arrived over Ahere" and that they are
happy and well and find the climate
better than here at Camp Robinson.
Wisconsin. This IS the FIRST letter re-
oeived here since the boys landed and
Will be OF general interest to their
many friends IN this city. thai all
Is we'll with thsrn-
T. -AGS4dAloa ~ ~ Quits anu Eo98a
Villains ars spending today in Chi
cago.
Miss Lois Acker OF ss1G Fir street
Will have the Kings Heralds with her
tomorrow Afternoon All are urged TO
be IN attendance.
The Indiana Haroor Red cros Cen
ter IS a very busy place these days
I p. cowIFsaz - <hm 1RNl -AasAmr azf
week there were ons hundred and
twenty-seven workers IN all. Wednes-
day alone there were thlrty-seven work
! day alone there were thirty-ssvsn
workers with the Mesdames John r
Favovid and 7. ". Dupes i~nstructing
in the making Of gauze dressings. Mon
day thsrs we're thirty-eight women
working and four hundred and twenty
ons gauzs dressings made with the
Mesdames A. A. Clark and W. z. Jewell
directing tbs work,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jameson OF Bsa-
con street celebrated their wedding an
niversary which occurred yesterday. by
having dinner in Chicago last evening
and later attending the performance
at thu Colonial Theatre. seeing The
Brat"
The Ku Klux Khan win meet with
Miss Clara Peterson at her home in
South oIcott avenue this evening
Miss 1dresse williams and Clara Pc
terson OF this city were anon those
who attended the dance given by the
Whiting Owls last evening.
MRS. J. E. Worth OF Canton. Ohio.
IS the guest Of Mrs. II. w. Tant IN
Adds avenue and IS leaving shortly for
California where she IS TO spend the
winter months.
Mrs. Hughes. wife or DR.. W. l.
Hughes Of Michigan avenue. underwent
"a very serious operation at tho South
Shore hospital yesterday Advices from
her bedside are that she wtthstood the