The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-06

mated in the diversion selected with the
dispensing Of the hospitable tea service
| over which Mrs a. A. Ross and Miss
Gertrude Van Geisen assisted. The gen
eral trend of business which passes be-
| fore tho directorate of the club was dis
patched with rapidity before the social
feature was introduced and consisted Of
| admitting Mrs. Charles Passions as eli
Eiblo member. Delegates elected to the
slate convention to be held at Kokomo
| dates OF October 2l-24th. resulted in
| Mrs F. l. Reid. Mrs 4 A. Ross and
Mrs r. n Canine the latter retired club
{ president Of last year being selected
Mrs n r. Clark chairman Of the dis
trict federated clubs. spoke in the in
terests Of that work.
Ths civic department OF the East Chi
cago Womans club holds its first meet
ing OF the year this coming Thursday
2, cning October 9TH al the home Of thu
department chairman. Mrs j. J Turner.
in North Barring ave. Assisting tho
hostess 70 entertain socially viii be the
officers OF the depart nnent comprising
Mrs. 6 NJ Fisher and Mrs Walter
Watts. The program committee is com
posed If Mrs Reese Williams chair
man. Mrs q NJ Fisher and Miss Ger
Z
Of interest and all members are urged
t. be present
The No Name Club will meet with
Mrs H F. Bloomherg in North Oicott
ave. tomorrow evening and Anal details
~ the dance to be held at the Masonic
Temple date Of October 18th will be
/ perfected. For this reason there is an
Urgent appeal for all members 70 he
present
Manager Berkson Of the Family Thea
re, desires 70 announce 70 his patrons.
which he also does in the streamer al
which appears in this issue. that he has
brought the film Of Shepherd Of the
HIS here and which will be shown in
his theatre tonight and tomorrow night
Sc that his patrons who have read the
hook may see the full dramatization Of
this wonderful story on the screen n
all large cities this picture has had
big run and Il is very expensive hlfn
% bring % town Of this population
unless 1t has the liberal support OF the
entire public Manager Berkson is msl.-
Ing strident efforts in competition with
the large size towns TO supply The local
townsfolks with the very best produc-
tons and should the patronage remain
as crcditable n his efforts Of the past
he VIII continue 70 bring only the high
st class productions here
Miss Roma Murphy Of Beacon St. a
pupil Of St Mary's parochial school was
the winner Of a statue recently disposed
Of by a committee working in the in
terests Of a benefit fund for the Sacred
Heart church in Todd ave. Miss Muir
ply vas quite pleased with the award
Mrs J G Allen who is temporarily
living in Beacon ST. awaiting the com
plouon OF her new home in Indiana Har-
Dor Is hostess today 10 the Beacons,
entertaining her guests at the home o.
Mrs william Meade in the same stree
from which the club derives its name.
Mrs Allen will soon be bidding adieu
e her former neighbors in the locality,
but she is not going far and il is *
pected that she will be often visitor
here.
Mr and Mrs Otto Kaiser. who were
former residents Of Indiana Harbor
wehe here visiting friends and former
neighbors yesterday.
The ladies Of St Adams Episcopal
Guild OF Indiana Harbor will meet to-
morrow afternoon in their regular bust
ness weekly meeting at the home Of
Mrs william Hughes in Michigan 49,.
1t j. desired that a large attendance
Of the members be present.
tea is announced by the Woman s |
Missionary Society Of the First ri. f.
church OF Indiana Harbor 70 be held
THURSDAY October 9th. Mrs. j. {.
Dickson's hong. S426 Grapevine st. This
is but A preliminary announcement. the
program which il under supervision Of
Mrs. George H. Summers Will be given
out IN detail in later issue. The affair |
VIII include in missionary workers and
their friends
The Lady Elks will meet with Mrs. |
Albert Given in Chicago ave. tomorrow |
evening
The 1907 Pinochle Club will he enter
tanned by Mrs. Jesse Dewey in Hath 81 |
Wednesday afternoon.
Red Cross Magazine subscriptions NAV
be renewed at the old standard price of |
S1.00 providing that the renewal goes
IN before the first of the year rolls
around. Thereafter IL is necessary 10
raise the price 10 $3.50. Those custom
airy TO receive the ma gazines regularly
will no doubt wish to continue them
and an urgent appeal is sent forth thu.
renewal At the above price he forwarded
70 the secretary Of the Home Service
Bureau in East Chicago at 472S For
sythe ave. and in Indiana Harbor al
the new quarters. the Dupes building.
over the Dollas 4 CARRIER haberdashery
SECRETARIES are solicitous of receiving
all names we'll in advance 10 the date
that most complete summary may be
given Of those desiring the continuance
or the ma gazine.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V Walton Of Hem
lock 81. are back from a trip down 10
Wsnatah, Ind. where they visited Fred
Eartwig. father of Mrs. Walton who is
very critically I'll and his life momen-
tsriiy dspaired OF. TIL eWaItons have
been making repeated trips to his bel
side. but owing to their business inter
ests here cannot stay for any length Of
time
The first meeting OF the season of the
home economic department of the East \
Chicago Woman's Club Will be held this
evening at the home of Mrs Robert II
Bruce Miller in North Barring avenue
The all-important topic or Home Nurs-
ing with Miss Florence Fiauswaid. II
superintendent OF Welfare Nurses in 4
the Twin City field leading. il me es-
sential study of the evening and Justly
chosen in view OF the fact that many
women Of this community are vitality