The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-13

Horn president; Mrs J. 4. Patterson of
Gary. vice president; Mrs L. c. Emin-
heisey, reelected secretary. Mrs. Norman
Cole. treasurer. Mrs Edward Covart
Federation secretary; Mrs. Nels STEM
berg. corresponding secretary; and the
various department chairmen are: Mrs.
George Summers, music Mrs. Frances
Byers, literature Mrs. Fred stephens,
civics; and Mrs Ernest Summers. home
economies There were sixteen mem
bers admitted to the club by ballot at
this meeting. The club activities will
take up early in the fall and there Is
promising year ahead.
The Family Theatre Of Indiana Harbcr
has the film production Of Mickey" to-
day and tomorrow. Never before has
there been so wonderful picture as this
one in which Mabel Normand stars. The
promise Of bringing this picture here. by
Manager Berkson, created a furore of
anticipated pleasure. The larger cities
have all had Mickey and enjoyed her
fully 1t IS life story that every one
would want to remain In the inner re-
cesses Of their memory. Tomorrow Is
the last opportunity TO view il. Matinee
tomorrow and evening. also the perform
ance this evening
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs. John r. Far
ovid. of Adds ave, this week are Miss
Agnes Hansen. a student at the Eureka
College OF Illinois. and neice TO Mrs.
Farovid. and Lieut. Miles B. Sanford, on
furlough release from Camp Upton. who
returned home from France last Febru-
airy and is waiting his honorable dis
charge.
rFa-. ~. f,fI I'll i'm m
the distinction Of being ideal enter
tanners for their dance OF last evening
proved this much. Never better did the
Sterling orchestra perform. The feature
introduced as "Ranies' was quite novel
and created no end or merriment. al
though the real Identity of that person
was not established Bandmaster Ster-
ling was accosted more than once and
glibly accused Of being Raffies. but the
innocent saxophone player at his right
Mr.. l. Booth. just looked into space and
played the most mclodious tunes that
dancers ever heard before. possibly his
impersonation made the notes sound all
the more weird and entranced the dane
ers, anyway nobody would ever accuse
Mr.. Booth OF anything but being an ar
fist with this instrument. 50 the gold
piece has to wend itself back into the
savings account from whence Il came
and with a promise that It may be
brought into play with a latter amuse-
ment Of the trio members of the club.
Last evenings affair was we'll enjoyed
The Home Economic department Of the
East Chicago Womans Club held their
nnal meeting of the year closing. at the
home of Mrs. Oscar Martin in North
No last and aleCfN ed Of
fcers for the coming year. which opens
In the fall Chairman. Mrs. Robert
Bruce Miller; vice. Mrs. Oscar Martin
secretary. Mrs. Frank Dixon. Mrs. Ed
ward zoegar was elected to membership
committee. The program consisted OF
instrumental numbers by Miss Gertrude
sheldon. popular vocal selections by
Master Robert Dickson; readings by Miss
Marjorie Cresswell. and Mrs. Laura D
Floyd gave brcviary Of the Tenth Dis
trIct meeting held at Whiting week
ago. Strawberries with whipped cream.
cake and tea were served IN conclusion
Or. and Mrs Edward Jacob. who have
long made their residence at ais Barring
ave. have sold their property 70 the
Frank Peterscns Of North Magoun ave.
and are leaving for Gary where DR.
Jacob IS a practitioner in dentistry. The
Petersen family will move from their
present home TO the Jacob property.
The NJ. o. NJ. Club will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Griswold. Hammond
Leaving on the 7:f5 car this evening.
The Calumet u. A. r. chapter met
In their regular monthly social ses-
sion with the regent. Mrs Frank L.
Evans in North Magoun avenue yester-
day Afternoon and listened TO Interest
ing points explained relative 70 the
2sth aNticnal Continental Congress
held in Washington IN the month OF
April. Mrs. Laura .. Floyd, retiring
president Of the East Chicago Woman's
Franchise League and newly elected
county chairman Of Leagues. gave
report OF the National Convention held
in St Louis and to which she was sent
as delegate representing the League
or this city. Miss Mary Stone sang
and the presence at this meeting Or
Mrs. w. r. Diamond. who has been
south all winter. was a pleasing add
ton indeed. Members from Whiting
were in attendance and Mrs. Watts Or
this city was a guest. As part q
the bushes transacted Il was voted
that Superintendent Adley OF the @ f.
Jordan Company should receive let
ter commentators for the spfrlt OF
Americanization in his plant by nav
inE all employees sneak IL IT, AEneri-