The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-07

/ those were read by Mrs. Jesse Thompson.
Vista. Col. and whose husband. DIR
| Spear. is in across-seas' duty. came a
very cheerful letter, also from Mrs. r. q.
Howell. in California. and who asks that
newspaper clippings OF the meeting be
| forwarded her; Mrs. j. d. Jones, now In
| Long Beach. Calf; Mrs. f. Miller, OF
| Portland; Mrs. Sam Ogden. sojourning
with her family at st. Petersburg. Fla.
wired her best wishes. Mrs. Edward
Pickard at Birmingham, Ala. and her
daughter. Mrs. A. w. Woods. who was
called TO Michigan on account OF tho
serious Illness of her husbands mother.
sent greetings; Mrs. William Pulling.
from her home now at Hamilton. Canada
and Mrs. w. c. Williams. a promoter OF
the carly club. sent letter from Auburn.
New York: Mrs. E. A. Williams, of Cleve-
land, o5io. sent cut flowers with her
| message; and there were many other
POINTS OF interest too numerous 10 men
tion in detail. 4 glowing account Of the
balmy Southland was given beautifully
by Mrs. W. r Diamond. who has just
returned HON from her annual winter
trip. A dainty luncheon quite concluded
so eventful a meet. Deserving OF men
ton for so pleasant an afternoon spent.
is the program committee and Mrs.
Meade. the hostess.
The Civic Department Of the East Chi
cago Womans Club viii postpone its
meeting of tomorrow evening to that of
Friday evening. and the meeting will
then be held at the home of Mrs. H H
Clark, in North Magoun ave The sub
jet OF the evening will be "Reconstruc-
a.
be the annual election of officers with a
request that there be a good attendance
Of members present.
Mrs. Raleigh p. Hale. OF Beacon st.
was hostess to the Beacons this week
on Monday afternoon
Visitors at the H. K. Groves home. In
Northcote ave- for a period of several
weeks. are Mr. and Mrs. #. r. Hesse, Of
Fort Madison. Iowa, the latter the
daus hter Of Mrs. Johnson and sister to
Mrs. Groves. Accompanying the guests
arc Mrs. Hesse. the mother of Mr.. Hesse
and the Hesse babe There is sight
seeing trip to Chicago today by the
guests. accompanied by their relatives.
The Missionary Society of the Baptist
church will meet Thursday evening (to-
morrow with Mrs. Edward Bill of
sired that all members be present.
Mrs. Boyd Smith. who was Miss
Bertha Wedgewood before her marriage
and daughter Of the Z. G. wedgewoods
Of Wegg avenue has undergone an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis at st. Mar
garet's hospital. Hammond. and is rest
ing we'll. Mrs. Smith is prominent IN
church and lodge circles IN this city
&c ~ he
time at her bedside.
On account of the death OF John Hill
Of I45th St. Mrs. Clara Edgar. who
takes part in the Female Minstrels at
the Hartley theatre will not be able to
appear this evening owing to kindred
relationship with the family now in
bereavement Mrs. Edgar's part IS a
most important one and for this reason |
the indulgence Of the public must be
asked for at this time.
OF interest here is the announcement
which comes from Chicago that Mrs. J.
X. Jerome. Wife of Mr.. Jerome. who
conducts the Wig VAN furniture store
In Penn ave, has received the re-elec-
ton to the board Of directors OF the
Civic Music Association of Chicago for
aterm of three years having been pro-
moter Of this organization for many
years. The election which took place
last evening was held at the Midday
Club headquarters in the First National
Bank building. Chicago.
The Cudahy Packing company has ar
ranged for an entertainment han adj
jacent to their plant and last evening
employees to the number of nearly four
hundred enjoyed all the features of So
liability arranged for them in the way
of dancing. good music and other at
fractions. too many to single out from
/ their entirety. The success of last
evening is a foreboding of many more
| TO follow. The keenest OF considera-
ton for the welfare of their employees
| Is shown by this company and needless
to add. appreciated.