The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-12
COMING EVENTS.

The Womans Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the First NJ F. church Will
meet at two o'clock Tuesday afternoon
a the home of Mrs. John Layton. 1851
Monroe street.
The Mizpah Glass will be entertained
by Miss Miriam Warner at her homo. 80
Carroll street. this evening at 5 o'clock
The Young Peoples League Of Trini-
~ Lutheran church will hold its bust
ness and social meeting at the home of
Miss Gertrude Brumm 16 W Mason
street. Tuesday evening
Following the regular meeting of
Max Shulman Gate this evening al tho
I. Q. O. f. hall there will be a social
hour during which a program. will be
re ndered and refreshments wilfbe serv-
ed The social hour has been planned
in honor of Miss Lena Slaes who Will be
q spring bride and Miss Coskey who will
moved to Joliet. III.
The history department of the Ham
mond Woman's Club IS observing its
annual social day today with a luncheon
al the Lyndora Hotel. \ program has
been arranged for the afternoon by
Miss Larkin. teacher OF history in the
Industrial high school. which promised
TO be very interesting. The depart
nent members and those who will work
with the committee next year were the
guests.
South Side Taxi Line. Sedan service.
Popular price Phone Hammond SIS or
SGT. II. K. Gardner 4-e4-tf
a most interesting social gathering
took place Saturday when Mrs Marion
Hover and Mrs. Newton Hembron open
ed their home at "a Doty street 10 the
members of the Indiana Harbor Won-
ans Club for an indoor picnic Thirty
club women responded to the invitation
and came to Hammond in machines and
spent the day in a most enjoyable man
ner. An elaborate picnic luncheon was
served at noon The tables were at
tractively decorated with vioets and
there was a profusion OF spring flowers
throughout the hoe. Following the
luncheon a program was given consist
ing of a piano selection by Mrs w Fl.
Mikesch and a group of songs ny Mrs.
George Hannauer, accompanied by Mrs.
Mikesch Virgene Hembron gave tho
Dance of the Dryads and responded to
an encore after which Miss Edna Agar
Of Valparaiso who stages plays over
the country ueliEIteO iti hearers with
two readings. the frst. Number Seven
teen" and the second an irish number
The guests were then entertained with
music on the Edison
Remember Atkins. Hammonds Oldest
jewelers.. 16S State St. for Engagement
and wedding Rings, Birthday and
Graduation Gifts. 5-s-tf
Lucille Gill was given A pleasant sur
prise Friday evening at the home of
Mrs Morganau. 1011 Park Place by
several of her schoolmates. the occasion
being A farewell party for Lucille who
soon expects TO leave for South Africa
with her parents The guests were
Jane Wilson. Dorothy and Virginia See.
Sarah Dyer. Arlene Davis, Kathryn
Thompson, Janet and Hazel Lockwood.
Jean Cunningham. Aurora Pozinak.
Nathalie Poroski. virgene Hembroff
Elinor ellis. jeanette Kuehl. Miss Her
litz, Mrs Gill and Robert Gill
Yesterday afternoon the Christian
Endeavor Society of the Pine Street
Presbyterian church held a special
service for the mothers in the com
munity in observance of Mothers Day.
An appropriate program was rendered
and at the close of refreshments were
served and the hour was passed very
pleasantly.