The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-03
r. e. AMoss. sec'y.

10 attend.
1922 r. Z. AMOSS, Sec'y.
On Tuesday afternoon the literature
department. OF the H. w. c. met at the
home of Mrs. Chas. Howell 80 Maser
street. his exercises opened with ?
pleasing vocal duet by Mesdames ). g.
Parrett and Max Allaben. Dreams and
snowflakes." The author for the day
study was Selma Lagerlof. Mrs. J. D
SmalIey having charge of the program.
Mrs. ]. J.. RUIZ gave a short sketch OF
this remarkable woman born In Sweden
in 1858; she lived IN the country and
loved il and learned to depict the rural
life of her people with such rare skill
that she has become the most populav
and beloved writer of Sweden and has
won a worldwide reputation. Mrs.
Smalley spoke with enthusiasm of the
authors varied a-ttainments: she won
the Nobel prize IN 1909: did sonrs *
c~eptionalIy nne work for woman's suf-
frage and wrote the child's classic
THE Wonderful Adventures Of Nils,
which placed her in the rank of Hans
Christian Anderson. Among her best
books are "The Emperor or F~ortu-1,ta. "
Jerusalem" and its sequel. The Holy
City. Mrs. Smalley gave a very APP
preciative review of Jerusalem, bring
ing out finely its points OF excellence
and interest. Mrs. Eugene Cooper and
Miss Esther added to the entertainment
by furnishing several piano numbers.
Mrs. Parrett gave two very pretty solos
"If | Knew You and You Knew Me- nj
some Day. Sometime" The Christ
mas meeting of the department. was an
nounced for December 18th at the home
Of Mrs. J. s. Blackman.
The Trinity Aid will give their Christ
mas sale Friday. December 5th. at the
Chamber OF Commerce over the Citizens
Bank. Sale begins at two o'clock. Din
ner will be served from $50 TO $50 p
IN. 1875
PERSONAL ENGRAVED XMAS CARDS
only a few day left TO place you or
der for personal engraved Greeting
Cards. Order now to save being dis
appointed.
ONE J. POSTLEwAITE co.
62e Holman street Hammond, Ind.
1874
The Alice Gu will hold a dance this
evening at the orpheum hall.
The Golden Rod Social Club Will hold
a meeting at the home of Mrs. ]. No
Ian Of 1856 Calumet avenue tomorrow
afternoon.
Miss Gladys Bell will be hostess to
the Rooster Club Auxiliary at her home
on Webb street tonight.
DR.. and Mrs. II. Z. Sharrer are n
New York City attending an insurance
convention which is being held there.
The Kappa Delta Gamma girls were
entertained by Miss Hazel Prendergast
OF Carroll street last evening. Final
arrangements were made for the dance
10 be heud at the Chamber Of Com
merce tomorrow night. A pleasant
social time with refreshments followed.
Mrs. Elmer Oxford of 1245 Van Bur-
en- street. entertained at a borthday
party in honor Of Miss Eva Burnett.
The evening passed away very pleas
antly with games and music until the
hostess served a p~rettily appointed two
course luncheon, covers were laid for
the following: Misses Anna Pomplum,
Alice Conrad, Elenora Pergande. Mar
garet Jostes. Alta Rosenthal. Rose Sos
beski. Hermie Chernik. Elfrida Weiss,
Eva Burnett and Mrs. Elmer oxford.
Rev. Leo DuFrane. a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter DuFrane. OF 16S Highland
street. VIC has been serving in the U.
6. Navy. as a Chaplain. for the past two
years. has been appointed to the Rec
! torship of the st. Mary's church at
Lafayette. Ind, and he has left to as
sumo his duties there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Baker and son. Al
bert. OF Rochelle. Ill. Frank Jones and
family, OF Chicago. Mrs. Alva Tickers,
Mrs. Paul Wolf and son Harold Of Ind