The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-17

lard b. Van Horne. will commence this
years activities with a lecture-lunch-
con. date of which Will be Wednesday.
october LIST. the place to be designated
later. Mrs. Ella Stewart, sister OF Mrs
John r. Farovid. retiring club presi-
dent, will be tho speaker Of interest at
that meeting. Her chosen topic will be
The Lady with the Lamp. The mus
ical program in part will be contributed
by the Mesdames Frank stephens of this
city and w. J. Funkey of Gary. vocalists.
and Mre " z. Critics. pianist. all wei
known local artists
Mrs. Laura =. Floyd teacher in the
Hegewisch public school and prominent
IN Equal Franchise League work. being
president of the county organization. is
confined to her home in 145th ST. with
illness. rheumatism is said TO be the
basic cause Of her confinement.
Mrs. Ida Brown. Of Ash st.. Ham
mond. who has been here for some time
At the home of her daughter. Mrs. Hiram
Kerr. in North Forsythe ave, during
the advent of a little daughter to that
home. is leaving for Michigan city to
visit prior 10 her settling in her own
home for the fall and winter.
Mrs. Ernest Summers. until recently
a resident Of Indiana Harbor and now
Of kenwood Hammond, entertained the
club Of which she still retains her mem
bership and known as the Tuesday Five
Hundred Club. very pleasant at her new
home with three OF the Cary members.
the Mesdames Highlands. Suffer and
Funkey. present. Mrs. SumUers bears
the reputation OF being an ideal hostess
and this affair proved most enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Jeppeson. of
North Magoun ave. accompanied by the
latter's nephew. Evan Jones. and his
wife, are back from an auto trip 70
Valparaiso 70 the home of the T. d.
Gains. Mrs. Cain is a sister OF Mrs.
Jeppenson.
George Connors. Of Ivy St. who was
called to Pittsburgh. Pa. to the bedside
eff his father. who met with an accident
and was seriously injured. has returned
home on account OF business here. His
fathers condition is precaricus owing
10 advanced age and II is not likely that
he will rally for any great length OF
time. He was known in the Harbor
through his visits here
The Edward Lanmans. OF the Lake
Front. arc in New York for a ten-days'
visit.
Tomorrow evening will be Past Mat
ron's night with the East Chicago Order
of Eastern Stars. and officers having
hlled this important assignment with
the organization will be present and ex-
emplify the degree work 1t IS to re
freshen the extent Of the work that
one meeting year is set aside for this
purpose. 1t Is urgently implied that
ofS,era h.
The Northside Neighborly Birthday
Club will meet with Mrs. George Hart
ley in North Magoun ave. Friday after
noon
The Indiana Harbor Pythisn Sisters
will meet this evening TO conduct bust
ness of importance pertaining to the
order. AL members will please be pres
ent.
Mrs. Oscar Martin. Of North Barring
ave. has returned home from a pleasant
trip to Watseka. Ill. to the home of
; her relatives. Mr.. Martin and their
son Clyde drove down for the weekend
and accompanied Mrs. Martin back
The Twentieth Century club will be
entertained at the home of Mrs. H 4.
Nichols in North Magoun ave. tomorrow
afternoon. 1t Is the revival Of this
clubs fall meetings and needlework IS
the diversion with always luncheon
feature.
Architect Karl D. Norris has brought
his family back from a few weeks cot
tagging at Wolf Lake Mich, where a
visit was made at the same time with
the G. l. Prowitts who formerly lived
in East Chicago, and close friends of
theirs The trip made by boat and
they Journeyed back in their auto
The first meeting Of the fall season
whereby the old Auction Bridge Club
will renew their social pledges. will be
tomorrow evening at the home OF Miss
Celia Cohen in South Magoun ave
Alvin Thomas one Of East Chlcago's
leading young men. is taking his de-
parture from this city 20 enter the
Depauw University at Greencastle. Ind.
where he VIII complete his professional
education 1uaIffxiur him ak nine or ga ~