The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-19
1Win City
News Notes

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Many Twin city people were m at
tendance at the entertainment dance
held at the B'nat Birth Temple in
Hammond last evening whore Or.
Weiss. or New York adres-ed the as
sembly Of the work being established
in the maintained uplift Of the Jewish
race. There was a good attendance and
representative people of adjacent
towns present carried back Or. Weiss
message to their respectiv congrega-
lions.
The ladies assigned to conduct the
handkerchief booth at the NJ. r ha-
zaar in East Chicago. will hold a show
er next Tuesday evening. Nov. 25th. at
thc home of Mrs. John Miller in North
cote Ave. and extends an invitation
TO the ladies' Of the community to be
present and participate in the pleasant
~ Of the evening over which Mrs. L
4. Peters and her committe VIII pre-
side. The choice of the square TO be
donated Is left entirely to the giver-
All Will be appreciated in the accept
ance.
The Mems Club recently ~organized
at the church OF the Good shepherd
In North Barring Ave, viii hold an op-
ening meeting Nov. 25th, In the base
ment rooms OF the church. when pub
lie has an opportunity 10 hear Or ;
A. Diggs talk on ReyoIutionary War"
The speaker is a whiting man OF prom
i%nence.
Reported Illness from the Harhor
side this week are Mrs. William Fox.
Of Grapcvine st. and Mrs. irwin Sheaks
of Euclid Ave. Both arc improving
There H. an important meeting Of
the directorate Of the East Chicago
Red Cross this evening at Sis at the
headquarters in South Forysthe Ave.
william Henry. a travelling salesman
and the husband of Genevieve Bareni"
Henry. is returned from a long trip to
Seattle. Washington and believes that
his work viii be confined to the Calu-
met region hereafter.
The enrolment OF scholars to the
Home Nursing Glasses continues 70
grow and while this week was but the
second week Of IN commencement Of
the classes the number has been more
than doubled. There is yet room for
more and applications may be made
any time at the Red Cross center. The
classes meet every Monday evening
and lasts one hour. Miss Kay. Welfare
nurse. conducts the instruction succeed
ing Miss Florence Hauswald. who 50
recently resigned from the stan as SUI
periutendent
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bundquist and
their son were present at a dinner Civ
en- by MT. and Mrs. Emil Anderson in
Chicago where the engagement Of their
daughter. Mabel. was announced TO
William wright. Miss Anderson will
be well remembered here as she was
for some time in tho offices of the
Drs. Robinson and Eminhiser. and
spent much OF her time with the
Lundquist family who are related to
her.
At the meeting Of the East Chicago
O. f. S. chapter tomorrow evening it
Is earnestly requested hat all mem
bers holding tickets for the dance re-
Gently given will make report Of same.
A trio Of hostesses in a Round Robin
DANES C. c. sheldon. n. f. B|iedinger
anu TNAtndTu Rates AT the SnfIQon
home in Beacon St.
Mrs. Lester Ottenhelmer of North
Barring Ave. was a guest OF friends
at a dinner at the Cooper-CarltoR hotel
ia Chicago yesterday and where many
from Hammond were IN attendance.
The baby clinic was largely attend
cd at the Welfare Infant Stations
yesterday. interest continues to grow
on the part Of mothers who arc vitality
interested in the weil-being OF their
children. Each week shows a decided
increase IN the numbrs of mothers and