The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-11
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/ The members Of the Equal Franchise
League held important business
meeting last evening at the home or
Mrs. William II. Meyers in East State
street. Delegates to the county conven-
/ tion to be held at the First Baptist
church in Hammond next Saturday
were elected and other business In CON
nection with the convention was trans
acted.
Fathers Night will be observed ny
the Parents club Of the Lafayette
school this evening when an Interest,"
ing program will be given followed by a
social hour and refreshments. Several
readings and musical selections are i'm
cluded In the program and there viii
4 be addresses by Dr. T. j. Bassett and
Attorney d. J. Moran.
! In celebration Of her thirteenth birth
4 day anniversary Miss Cleo Stewart en-
tertained number OF her friends ut her
4 home in Michigan avenue last evening.
J TIL guests enjoyed music and games ar
ter which they were served with dainty
+ refreshments. Those present were
Janet Howard. Helen Johnston. Anna
Conger. Evelyn Bonar. Burnetta Hill
sock. Margaret Elliott. Ruth Nagler.
Mary Paxton. Vincent Howard. sam
I Carley. Louis Conser. Paul and Ralph
Robinson and william, Hugh and cleo
! Stewart
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
! ctety of the First Methodist church
Will meet this evening at the home of
/ Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Towle in ogden
/ street The husbands of the members
J ara invited to attend Mr. Towie and
j. f. Meyer will have the program in
charge and L. B. whitezel will lead the
devotional service
The regular meeting of Max Shulman
Gate took place last evening at the l. o.
Q. F. hall in State street Miss SKATER
rio, member OF the Red Magen Dazid
explained the work OF this society
among refugees and soldiers in Pales-
tine and OF the great amount that re-
mains to be done. An interesting ad-
dress was also made by Or. Diamond
stein. The meeting was largely at
tended.
Three divisions OF the NJ. f. Ladies
Aid Society announce meetings for We'd
nesday afternoon of this week. The
first division will meet with Mrs A. F.
Wilcox a her home in Glendale Park
the fourth division will be entertained
by Mrs. Farley Dunbar. q Rimbach
avenue and the members OF the sixth
division will be the guests of Mrs
Margaret Malo. 3s6 Indiana avenue
Mrs. r. o. Prevo. 799 Calumet avenue.
entertained yesterday afternoon from 4
e
birthday anniversary of her son James.
Games and music were enjoyed by the
little folks after which Mrs Prevo as
sisted by Mrs. Theodore Goehringer
served a two course luncheon Those
present were Eunice Sharp. Jean Rob-
ertson. Helen Sheffield. Marguerite
Kockler. Barbara Kockler. Clara Flem-
ing. Alfred Heltz JAIME sFilan. James
Sharp. Bill O'Brien. Watson Parker. Ed
ward Westbay and James Prevo
Miss Mary Coleman Of Cleveland. o..
spent the weekend at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Filan. 81 Elizabeth street Miss
Coleman is canteen inspector for the
Red Cross for Indiana.
There will be a large class for initia-
tion at the meeting this evening OF
Golden Rule Council No. l D. OF l.. at
the l. o. o. F. hall.
After a short business meeting of
Hammond Chapter No. $40 Q. F.. $. this
evening at the Masonic Temple there
will be card party for the members.
Last evening the members of Liberty /
Camp No. S4S7 Royal Neighbors met at !
the X. and l.. OF s hall in the Rimbach I,
building for their regular semi-monthly /
session. There initiation of sew |
eral candidates and arrangements were /
completed during the evening for the |
initiation Of a class of one hundred or 1
more on the evening of March 2Oth. /
The meeting will be held at the X. of f. |
Temple. corner of Holman and Ogden |
streets. Neighboring Camps Will be en-
tertained and the guests OF honor will |
be Mrs. Eva Ch1lds of Hanover wis. /
Mrs. Rexwinckle of Terra Haute and |
Mrs. Hayden OF Lowell.
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