The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-23

space OF time Mrs. Floyd is solicitous
that every woman Of this city be allied
with the league. Their right to vote fe1
the coming presidential election has all
ready been given to Indiana women.
Mrs. J. P. Bedford OF Elm st Is hold.
ing a social evening at her home tomer>
row evenig for the various chairnen Of
the circles OF women allied with St
Patrick's church. This year the work
to be carried on beneficial for the church
fund will be accomplished through unit
endeavors and the numbers divided
equally for women to cooperate under
the departmental head. Mrs. Bedford Is
the organization president; Mrs. J
Pujulos, vice president and Mrs. Ed
ward Huttel. secretary-treasurer Cir.
Gle chairmen are the Mesdames w
Casey. Henry Callahan. Frank Dixon. L
O'Donen, J. Calvin, Evans. Beard
Fagen and Steffen and Mrs. Shea OF ths
Max subdivision. The activities Of the
circles will commence son and there
vii be a wide variety of the diversions
offered for the members of the churct
and al of their friends. Announcement
Of the affairs will be given out for pub
lication from time to time.
Mr. and Mrs. August Jernberger. o.
Euclid avenue entertained relative,
and friends at dinner party to com
memorate the second anniversary ot
their wedding. There were covers laid
FOR fifteen guests
The East Chicago woman's Clul
holds its annual election OF Officers
and luncheon at the Congregations
church. Saturday at high noon. Tickets
eral days In advance TO the meeting
Mrs. William Meade is chairman O.
the affair for the day.
Mrs. Mildred Wilson OF South OIcott
avenue has been called to Michigan
town, Ind, where her brother passed
away, the only Immediate member Of
the family left. Mrs. wilson has bore
the sadness Of many deaths occurring
in her family of recent years and was
bereaved too. by the loss her hus-
band but year ago.
members OF the Indiana HerhoI
woman's Club desiring to attend this
9Th annual meeting and luncheon OF
the Tenth District OF Federated Clubs
are urged to make their reservation
early by phoning Mrs. J. C. Dickson
who is acting instead of Mrs. John r
Farovid. club president and absent
from the city. or to club secretary
Mrs. L c. Eminheiser. East Chicago
club members Will report reservations
early by phoning Mrs. J. C. Dickson
who is acting instead OF Mrs. John r
Farovid. club president and absent
from the city. or to club secretary
Mrs. L. c. Eminheiser. East Chicago
club members will report reservations
to club president. Mrs. E. n. Canine.
Several pupils OF the Florence BreN
School OF Music. Chicago. comprising
the Misses Mildred Setter. Anna Brem-
mon. Stasia Skrentny. Louise Bobbitt
and Dorothy Vance. OF Indiana Har-
Dor, will participate IN a dramatic
sketch to .be put on at one Of Chica.
go's local theatres. Saturday afternoon
April 2s.
The music department of the East Chi
cago woman's Club creditably closed
their years work at a meeting held a.
the home of Mrs. William McOmber. ir
I45th st. with Mrs. A. a Ross acting as
Joint hostess. The selection Of all mum
bers on the program We're choicely
chosen. Robert Dixon, son Of Mr. anc
Mrs Frank Dixon. Of North Magour
ave. appeared in the vocal renditions Of
several popular songs. Miss Gertrude
Sheldon was the pianiste Of the evenins
and among her numbers she played The
beautiful Blue I%nube" by Elver Miss
Lloyd of Indiana IIarbor contribute
vocal series. among them The star
Miss Eileen Owen. a teacher in the public
schools Of this city, gave a very inter
esting Interpretation of the Influences
Of the John Phillip sousa band music
f
dramatic expression, contributed two
readings In conclusion Miss LLOYD
sang To-day and Yesterday Refresh
ments were served and the meeting wa,
voted ideally pleasant for the large AZ.
tendance OF members who came out e
hear so perfect a program