The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-05


son. The invitations are being mail
ed to all devotees Of dancing in the
Twin Cites who have been previous
guests at these functions.
Reports Of the condition OF cecil
Friedman who IS patient at the Mercy
hospital in Chicago are more encourag-
ing despite the fact that he will stiu
be confined for a great duration Of
time IN the convaiescence or tho mall
ady which brough about his nrst ill
mass. Mrs. Friedman, the mother. re-
mains with him and Mr. Friedman
makes daily trips to the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Thompson and
their three children were IN Chicago
TO spend the day and attend the mat
inee performance seeing the musical
farce Up In Mabers Room and later
aimed at one of the downtown cafes.
The Tri-City Dancing Club amour
ces another Of their series OF dances
Be held the evening Of December 7th at
the Slovak Home in Whiting with the
Eterling Jazz orchestra supplying the
music. The dances are attracting peopl,
from East Chlcag o-Indiana Harbor. and
Hammond and Whiting and members Of
the social committee directing them are
representative Of the three cities from
which the club derives its name.
Tho night gymnasium classes At the
Garfield school are entertaining this eve
ming at an informal prom IN the aud
itorium or the building and 70 which
their friends are invited.
Tho members Of the r. f. 9. club com
prised mostly of Hammond young ladies'
we're entertained last evening BY Miss
Frances Cornell at the p r Cornell res
idence in North Barring avenue. The d.
version was needlework and a delight
full luncheon was served at the conclus-
ion Of the evening very pleasantly spent
Mrs. E. l.. Reid and Miss Gertrude
yam Geisen ere Chicago visitors today
from East Chicago.
M ana Mrs. j. J. Turner Of North
Barring were called to Garfield Park.
Chicago. last evening on account Of tho
critical Illness Of Mr.. Turner's mother
AZ they left early this morning for the
patients bedside nothing more could be
gained regarding tho extent OF the
illness.
The department Of literature OF the
East Chicago Woman's Club IS introdu-
cling lectures to more clearly define the
outlined course Of study for this year
and the first of these took place at the
home of Mrs. william D Kllbourne in
Beacon street when the second lesson
of Sesame and Lilies" Mrs. Brownings
treatise was led by the hostess-ieadcr IN
very able lesson conducted. The next
meeting VIII be Tuesday afternoon. Dec.
9Th
East Chicago Club women Will leave
this city on the 1920 South shore car to-
morrow morning for Gary where they
viii be the guests for tho day Of Mrs
J. A. Patterson in Fillmore avenue and
there transact the business Of import
ance to the general meeting The hostess
will demonstrate the virtues OF fireless
cooking and a very pleasant day Is anti
ripated IN the Hospitality extended. Mem
bers will bring their own sugar quite
necessary to ask owing to present day
shortage.
Mayflower Camp. Royal NeighboTs
met IN a session last evening whereby
they elected their officers to serve the
coming year Mrs. Lois Colder was
re-eltced as oracle: Mrs. Essie Haefer
reelected as vice; Mrs. Agnes Robert
son. past oracle. Mrs. Malvina Morea,
recorder; Mrs Jennie Hart. receiver
Mrs. Gertrude Flynn, chancellor; Mrs
Emily Forester. marshall. Mrs. Car
oline Fagen. inner sentinel. Mrs. II
+ Lynn. outer sentinel; Mrs. Edna Hal
4 ligan. trustee for two years: Miss II
Colder. trustee for one year. Miss
\ Fagen, pianist; DIS. , A. Teegarden