The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
COMING EVENTS.

Young Peiple's League Of Trinity Luth-
eran church will be held this evening at
the home Of Miss Gertrude Brumm, s
W. Mason street.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies
Aid Society Of St. Paul's Lutheran
church Will be held Wednesday after
noon in the church parlors-
Mrs. L. Z. McGee Will entertain the
Monroe Street Ladies Aid Society at a
one O'Clock luncheon Wednesday at the
church. The regular business meeting
Will be held IN the afternoon.
Attend the fair at the Presbyterian
Church Friday evening. May 10th. Re
freshments. Entertainment. Apron Sale
and Athletic Tournament. 5-13
The members of the history commit
tee OF the Hammond Woman's Club and
their guests met at the Lyndora Hotel
to observe their annual social day 4
we'll appointed luncheon was served in
the private dining room at one o'clock
The women were seated around a L
shaped table. which was attractively
decorated with sprays and bouquets Of
crab apple blossoms. Even the sun
smiled his approval in at the windows
OiA AAc AdRPS ALIOil6- II hEGiA SENSE OA
enjoyment seemed to prevail. The
speakers reflected IL In their toasts and
the hearers in their appreciation Of the
things that were said. Mrs. ]. ]. An
derson. chairman Of the history commit
tee. announced the speakers. Mrs. J. Q.
Thompson. the retiring president, was
the first speaker. Her concluding
poetical thought. after humorously tell
fv7er -
get 70 be kind and help each other on
the way. Mrs. W A. Hill, the new presi-
dent, paid high tribute to the enthusi-
astic work the history committee had
done in the past. and she hoped they
would continue through the coming
year. Mrs NJ G. Roberts spoke Of
sunny southern New Orleans, from
whence she has Just returned. Mrs L.
s. Cooper told several facetious stories
to illustrate her belief in change. re-
construction and a club house. Mrs. L
J. Harrison gave toasts to the Womans
Club. the history committee and its
chairman. the retiring president, and
the new president. Mrs. L. T Meyers
talk was reminiscence of the early
days of the history committee. She IS
eagerly anticipating the work for next
year. A resolution was passed that the
following topics be studied next year:
Mexico and the Outlaw Armies. How
Will the League Of Nations Affect the
United States and Mexico The New
Poland. England's Future Position IN
European Affairs, The Rehabilitation Of
France, Japan's Sphere of influence
The Forming or Czecho Slovakia, The
Future of Jugo Slavia, Italy's Attitude
in the Peace Treaty. Russia's Autoc-
racy. The Effects Of Bolshevism. Ger
rnany's Future. The New Relation Be
tween the United States and Europe.
After leaving the dining room the
women went to the spacious foyer Of
the hotel and listened to a most inter
esting program arranged by Miss
Larkin. teacher Of history in the Indus
trial high school:
Violin Solo-Spanish Dance --------
Fabian RehfeId
Mr. Cook.
Vocal Solo-The Horn-------By Fligier
j. Montague Valentine.
Reading-The Gentleman OF France
-------------- sam Walsh
J. Montague Valentine.
Reading-The Man With a Single
Hair Gauthony
J. Montague Valentine.
yioIir Solo-Asafs Death
From Peer Gynt
Mr. Cook.
Sor~ Dear Old Pal Of Mine
Nfontog,,e Valentine
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rt.Iy Margaret WINERY
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