The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-23


The regular meeting Of the Golden
Rule Council No. ! d. Of L. this evening
at the ODD Fellows hall Initiation Viii
be the feature OF the evening.
The Ladies Aid Of the Imlnanual
church will hold a social in the church
hall Thursday night. Sept. Is. Every
one is invited
Mrs. P. +. Leary has returned from
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs c. IT.
Jewell Of Earl Park
The guild or the Episcopal church will
hold an all day session in the guild
rooms Of the church tomorrow. The
hosteses are Mrs. Robert smith. Mrs.
Jordan. Mrs. vcrn Parker and Mrs
Curly.
The Deborah Aid Societv will give
Japanese tea Wednesday afternoon. Sept.
"a. in the library Of the church Ii IS
the first meeting thi syear. All members
Of the church arc invited
The South Side Athletic Club met i'll
the Monroe street club room Saturday.
Sept. 20 The following officers wee
elected for the year Edward sailors.
president; Russell Wolf. vice president:
Oscar kigh. secretary: Ralph Marlett.
treasurer; Edward Kigh. athletic man
ager; =. " Riddle, sergeant at arms.
E The Royal Sisters of the Monroe St
NJ. E. church a club organized under the
direction Of Mrs. Donald W Riddle. met
at the home OF Violet Kelley on Jackson
street la SATURDAY..
first meeting after the summer vacation.
The mean feature Of the meeting was
the election Of officers which resulted as
follows: Vera Prohl. president: Meredith
Wells. vice president: Isabelle Kreger
secretary: Grace Eldridge. treasurer.
Plans were made for the coming year
Quite a number were present and dainty
refreshments were served The next
meeting VIII be held in two weeks on
/ Saturday afternoon at the home Of
Eulah and Evaughn Milliken on Monroe
street Miss Meredith Wells viii ha Ne
charge Of the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Miller have sur
vived the storm in Corpus Christi ana
have arrived safely in San Antonio. Tex
Mr.. Miller IS in very poor health and
they are expected home this week
Mrs Kenneth Warner and Miss
Miriam Warner entertained In honor az
Miss Mabel Powley. The evening was
spent with games and music. Miss Hazel
Younger sang q group OF songs and Day
Malo gave some instrumental selection.
A nice luncheon was served and Miss
Powley received many useful gifts Of
aluminium. Those present were wilma
Hicks. Kora Kessing. Adele Dunbar.
Louise Stevens Day MaIo. Elizabeth
Pennett Gladys Forline. Helen Beebe
Marion Cooper. Marion Gilchrist. Grace
Mathew, Georgia Brown. Hazel Witlse.
Norma Robbins. Frances Beurat. Hazel
-and Gladys Younger. Ruth Wooden.
Hilda Whitzel. Jane Long. Irene CIovei.
Alice Hess. Emma and Gertrude Clause.
the Mesdames Wesley Smith. b. d.
Harerm. George Clemens. T. +. Reagan.
+. Malo. Frances Newton, James Arm
strong, Chas. Mott. George Chapman,
Hubert Gavit. Charles RI. Steward, c.
Stocker. Howard Oltz. Herman Krets.
George Flynn. Chas Van Glider. Dedo-
low. Malo. Edgar Crumpacker. McKinnon
and Miss May Parson.
A very pretty wedding occurred SAT-
urday evening when Irene Kuisich Of
Hammond and Emil Basta Of zs6 West
22nd street were married. Mr.. Basta
Joined the national guard June IS. 1917
and sailed for France June Is. 1918 He
was engaged at the Marbache sector. ST.
Mihiel and The Argonne. He served eight
months IN Germany and arrived in Chi
cage Aug. 26, 1919. Mr.. Cross perform
ed the ceremony. The house was at
tractively decorated in flowers and the
bride was dressed IN white satin They
were attended by the brides sister and
brother-in-law.
Born TO DR.. and Mrs. Marion r. sulli-
van Of 90 Highland street, son, last
night. The mother Is doing nicely.
Mrs II. a. Johns OF Michigan avenue
entertained at dinner party yesterday
In honor Of her cousin. Mrs. j. Driscol of
Long Beach. Cal. Among the guests
We're Mrs H. r Fauerman. Mr.. and
Mrs II Moore and Mrs. Frances Moore
Of Chicago. Ill. In the evening they mo-
tored to Mrs. Prowlaw where a delight
full birthday party awaited them.
Lieet. Ralph Jones OF May street re