The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-19
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street viii be hostess to the Tuesday
Afternoon Bridge Club
The Erthstsne club viii be entertain
cd al one o'clock luncheon Tuesday by
Mrs. Marion Hover and Mrs. r 3 Nc
Aleer at Mrs. Hower's home in Doty
street
There viii be en- important meeting
OF the civic committee of the Hammond
Woman's Club this evening at the home
Of the chairman. Mrs J. NJ Turner coo
Truman avenue.
The knights and Ladies OF Security
viii give dance in their hail in the
Rimbach Bldg. Tuesday. May Goth Ad-
mission 25c. Music by Goyke. Every
body welcome. 5-1s-ot
The members or the literature do
rartment of the Hammond Womsns
Club had a delightful picnic on Satur-
day, May 18th. at the home of Mrs Van
steenbers OF Lansing. Ill. The company
of hfty-one assembled a. 80 and soon
after most excellent luncheon was
served by the very effici,-t social COM
mi.tee. Mrs. Chas. wilso- chairman.
after an informal hour the Meeting was
called to order by the chairman. Mrs
6 IS. Miller. and the minutes OF the
last meeting were read and approved.
on motion. vote OF thanks was given
Mrs. Van steenberg. Mrs. Ronberger
and the auto drivers. Mrs Wilson and
her helpers and the Lake County Times
for courtesies in printing notices.
Mrs. J. O. Thompson. the retiring
president OF the club. was then called
upon and replied in few timely words
of encouragement and cheer. Mrs. ]. A.
Aubry had charge OF the program on
Short Stories and illustrated their fine
points very clevcrly by reading The
Peace Nature OF Ed Hawkins which
brought smiles TO all faces. Music was
in order and Mrs. Hannauer, accompani-
cd by Mrs. Mikesch gave IN her happi-
est manner group OF songs The
Wind Is In the South Today" 20. How
II Rains" An Indian Love Song and
"a Khaki Lad" Mrs. ]. j. Ruff in q
mastery manner gave the reading Of
-O'Flaherty, y. g." which brought forth
laughter on all sides. Mrs Hannauer
and Mrs. Bonn berger then appeared in =
burlesque on the Sextette from Lucia
which appealed so strongly 10 the COM
pany that nothing less than repetition
would satisfy them Mrs. Wagner the
charm an-elect. submitted list of the
authors whose works are to be studied
next year. The club president-elect
Mrs. W. 4. Hill. was called upon and
spoke in reminiscence OF the fourteen
years in which the department has
shared the hospitality Of the Nansteen-
berg home. She mentioned the steady
growth OF the department and bespoke
its energetic support for the coming
year. 4 hearty vote of thanks was Civ
en- the retiring chairman. Mrs Miller.
and she voiced her warm appreciation
of the loyalty which had been shown
Of thanks was given Mrs. Van Steenberg
and thus closed very happy occasion.
Remember Atkins. Hamn1ond's Oldest
Jewelers.. 1853 State St. for Enga cement
and Wedding Rings. Birthday and
Graduation Gifts 5-6-tf
Mrs. F. s. Betz. Mrs. Leo Wolf. Mrs
Archibald Hesler. Mrs. George Chaplin.
Mrs. Glenn D. Peters Mrs. A. r Rohrer
and Mrs. Carl Kaufman will be among
the patronesses at the Alice Club benefit
dance to be given Friday evening May
e3r at the Masonic Temple. Branchs
orchestra viii play for the dance. Tho
dance is anticipated as one of the very
delightful social affairs Of the season
in Hammond and there promises 70 be
large attendance.
The (lrh r.s Vii he