The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-03
7Win City
News Notes
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into Hammond with a trio OF hoetesses
the Mesdames Thomas Duncan and j.
w. Jacobs CT this city combining their
efforts with Mrs. w. J.. limo at her
home in Zachau street. Hammond yes
terday afternoon vita the following
guests present: the Mesdames Thomas
| Fogg. H. Z. Davis. Frank Simpson, C.
| Smith, John NJ. Reil. James Holtzap-
pie. h Vaughn of this city and
Mrs. Edward Burrell who formerly liv-
ca here n now OF Chicago. Mrs. Ar
thur Mclaughlin, Mrs. NJ Hembro1 and
| her mother Mrs. Marion Hover of Ham
mond and Mrs. Il. T.. S~Iichaelscn OF
Park Manor. The afternoon was spent
in Five Hundred in which the Mesdare
Fogg and Hover captured the honors.
The ladies participated in a luncheon
before the game and served at one
o'clock. The receipts will go toward
the welfare Association OF East Chi
cSgo-Indiana Harbor.
Mrs. Frank simpson Of the Peterson
Apartments will entertain this evening
thu members OF the Picnic club.
Tho Tri4Kappas enter into a most
worthy drive today when they launch
forth in tho s&le Of Red Cross Carist-
mas seals. the receipts which go TO-
ward the combatment of tuberculosis.
The young ladies all employed have
undertaken this responsible task of dis
tributinR the seals TO business houses
industries and personal solicitation.
Drug stores. the Columbia theater and
postoffice will be three of the places
where they can be procured. This is a
nationwide campaign and of interest
to all In the atampeding out of this
-AFAH~ ThA TTvH- nna n nFA
10 be highly commended in their vol
untary offer and as we go to press we
understand the young women have Of
fered to assume responsibility of in
vading the East Chicago territory as
well as that OF Indiana Harbor We
bespeak success for them and united
cooperation on the part OF every man.
woman and child. Buy Red Cross seals.
Tbs Baptist Ladies Aid will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. Thomas
Gething at 1921 Grapeviae street for
the purpose of eIecang officers TO serve
the ensuing year. Mrs. John Haywood
Is named assistant hostess. 1t Is de-
sired that there be q goodly represen-
tative umbe OF members out at the
meeting tomorrow.
The Goodfeliowship Club of st. Al
s3tn = GiANlth VIII A0la 6aA III
dance at ID Fellows hall. Saturday
evening. Dec. 6th. over two n
have been issued.
Mrs. Emma Henry has returned from
Roberts. III. the home OF her father
and is busily engaged this week In set
thing In the Edward Green residence at
i45th street. she recently purchased.
Mrs. Henry brought the babe back with
- - RfAAN- r.,&tl
she finally settles and viii then send
for her.
The wornan's Missionary society Of
the First Congregational church will
hold a meeting at tho home OF Mrs.
c. C. Smith. 42s2 Magoun avenue Fri
day afternoon at 2;30 o'clock. Mrs.
Z. n. Canine will give a report of the
annual meeting of the W. b. M. I.
recently held at St Louis and to which
she went from this city as representa-
tive A good attendance on the part
OF members Is desired.
The Indiana Jewish Ladies' Aid So
ciety which was scheduled to meet this
afternoon with Mrs. A. levin in Bea-
con street was necessarily postponed
owing to illness in the levin homo.
The meeting will be held with Mrs.
Won MATGOFlL1 IN &C0AA o~~Nts H0NN
OF Dec. 10th.
The choir Of the First Methodist Ep-
iscopai church will meet this week at
the home OF Prof. II. II. Clark at 4s24
Magoun avenue at 1880 p. m. on Thurs
day. The change OF the meeting place
is due to the scarcity of coal.
The Federation Commission for the
development of a ogram Of religious
education for the churches Of the Cal
umet egion meeting this afternoon in
the parlors of tn First NJ. z. church
of East Chicago. 1t Is composed Of
ono minister from each denomination
represented In the region. Any others
are welcome.
The subject at the rnad-week service
at the First NJ. e. church OF East Chi
cage for the evening is "A Brief Chap
ter From the Life OF II. c. Trunbuil."
The subject OF each meeting during the
month of December will be some prfnci
pie Of personal religious work as used
by this man. The book to be used is
Taking Mon Alive" The studies are
for both men and women
Twin City Circle. Daughters Of Isa-
bella will meet Friday evening and
hold election of annual officers. Ow-
Ing 10 "a iNHpOELdHCc "a TIC NaStGo
there Is a request that all outstanding
tickets IN moneys on the dance re-
Gently given be forwarded at once to
the present worthy regent. Mrs. Frank
Dixon at 1910 Fir street. There is a
meeting OF the audit committee at the
home OF Miss Mae Englehaupt in
Block avenue this evening. All dues
owed this society should be forward.
ed st the most early convenience OF the
members.
Mrs. H. e. Zoegar OF North Barring
avenue will be hostess tom r after |
noon TO the Thursday afternoon Five
Hundred Club
Mrs. A. Bell of Northcotte avenue
has returned from q trip to Cincinna.
IT, Ohio. where she attended the we'd |
ding or a relative and was accompan-