The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-11
PERSONAL "
SOCIAL NEWS
COMING EVENTS.

Tie South Side w g r t. will re
sumo its meetings Wednesday afternoon
OF this week when Mrs. y c. Miuiken.
o. l1a0 Monroe street viii he hostess.
Mrs Kimbrough Of Detroit street viii
he hostess 70 the nrst division Of the NJ
r. Ladies' Aid Society Wednesday after
noon.
An all dag meeting of the Woman's
Auxiliary OF ST. Pauls Episcopal church
VIII be held Wednesday Al the home Of
Mrs. X. ". Bartlett in Kenwood. Lunch
con viii be served at noon.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
Presbyterian church viii meet Wednes-
day afternoon at the church with Mrs
F s. Betz and Mrs. John II NcClsy as
hostesses. The all day session which
was first announced has been postponed
oae week
Tomorrow, Wednesday there VIII be
the regular meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
Society of St Paurs Lutheran church in
the church psrlors in Clinton street.
At her home. ia Douglas street Mrs
J j Foley viii be hostess on Wednes-
day afternoon to the members ct the g.
Z A. Embroidery Club
There will be a meeting Of the X Of
G. Ladies' Wednesday afternoon at the
club rooms. cards Will be the enter
tsinment.
A masquerade dancing party VIII be
given by the Pythian Pleasure club
Wednesday evening at the X. of L.
Temple. corner Of Holman and ogden
streets.
The Girl Scouts ~ Troop viii en-
SOY Valentine party Wednesday even
ing at the Central school Mrs. ". A
Jordan is captain Of the troop.
The Frances willard w C. T. Il. viii
meet az 1880 o'clock Wednesday evening
At the home of Mrs. Wilson TIinkle 80
claude street.
rnsref9 ska<tng At Harrison Park
Better get q pair OF skates and 20 over.
we've reduced prices on all lee skates
= third or more. Lion store Basement
2-It-I
Mrs r T. r Bell entertained a. a
/ dinner Of pretty appointments last even
ing a. her home in Webb street in cele-
rrstion o. the birthday anniversary Of
her daughter Miss Gladys Bell. Vslen-
tine place cards We're al each cover and
the table was very attractive with its
decorations in white and red. The
guests included the Misses Eleanor
neminE, Irene BruseL Irene Carter
Dorothy Crumpacker. Ruth Brusel,
Verna McAIeer Mabel FEEDER. Elizabeth
Hawthorne. Margaret Pirie and Grace
and Gladys Bell.
At the meeting last evening OF the
Rooster Club auxiliary in the club
ronas in the Citizens National Bank
building the members began prepara-
tious for their Valentine party to he Civ
en- on Saturday evening 1t was the
regular meeting night Of the club
As an extra special for the Anal day
OF the ldiu End Sale we offer this SPLEEN
ala lot OF women's winter Coats that
formerly sold az from s22.5o TO s3l-75,
st the low price Of S12-5o. s-1i-1
A pleasant evening vas spent b. sew
eral friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Strong
IS their guests last evening At their
home. 2I8 Truman avenue. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. John Layton,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. a. Reed. Mr.. and Mrs
Grant Hinton, Raymond Hinton and the
Misses Alice and Martha Burns
Miss Alice hummer had the members
OF the Dorcss Bible Class Of Immanuei's
Evangelical church as her guests last
evening Al her home in the north side
II was the regular monthly class meet
ing and several important business
matters were discussed. Arrangements
were made for social 70 be given at
the church hall in Sibley street Friday
evening, February a. and also for
sacred concert 10 he given soon. Their
next meeting the first Monday in March
Will be held with Miss Selma HUGO at
her home ia South Holman street.
The art committee Of the Hammond
wornan's Club held al interesting study
meeting yesterday afternoon At the
home of Mrs. William Huehu in Muenich
court. The lesson was reviewed by Mrs.
George T. Streeter and a general dis
cussion Of current art topics followed.
Preceding the program there was the
usual business session.
one Of the prettiest of the Valentine
parties was given last evening by Mrs.
Joseph Thompson and Mrs w A. Hill
IN celebrsti ton Of their birthday anniver-
saries. The guests were the members
r. the Alpha Phi Club and their hus-
bands numbering Twenty-Five. They
We're entertained AZ dinner at the home
u Mrs Hfli after which they went 10
hes home of Mrs Thompson where the
remainder Of the evening vas spent
With progressive games. Mrs. Robert
ellis and Max Allahen won the honors
in the games. The decorations in the
homes were very attractively carried
out ia the Valentine coIors red and
white Both Mrs Thompson and Mrs
Hill were presented with pretty grow
ing plants. the gifts of the club Mr..
and Mrs IT. F. Luther formerly 81 Ham-
49,