The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-20
COMING EVENTS.

COMING EVENTS
The Rooster Club auxiliary will be
entertained by the Misses Laura Fitz-
gerald and Irene Carter this evening at
Miss Fitzgeralds' home IN Carroll street.
Tomorrow afternoon the members OF
the r. a. E. Club will be entertained by
Mrs. Joseph Emmerling at her home in
Russell street.
| Max Shulman Gate will meet Wednes-
day evening at the Hammond Hebrew
School and all the members are urged
to attend as important business will be
! transacted.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
NJ E. church will be entertained by the
members of the fourth division Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. J.
Bassett. 90 Russell street
The Woman's Guild will hold it's
weekly meeting Wednesday afternoon in
the parish room or ST. Pauls Episcopal
church
Reiter viii be hostesses to the Ladies'
Aid Society of the First Presbyterian
church Wednesday afternoon at two
thirty o'clock.
Mrs. c. L. Kinsey and Mrs. Now will
be hostesses TO Trinity Ladies' Aid So
ciety Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Kin
sey's home. 1s4 Detroit street. All
members are urged to be present to
complete the sewing for the bazaar
which will be a feature OF the May
Festival 10 be held al the Chamber of
Commerce Friday of this week
Twelve boys Of the South Side Ath-
letic Club were chaperoned by Mrs. o.
\. Kiger and the Rev. Donald Riddle Of
the Monroe Street Methodist church on
a trip TO Evanston. Ill. last Saturday
where they visited the Northwestern
University. In the afternoon they at
tended the mass athletic meet of North
western University. some OF the events
being the fifty yard dash. shot-put.
hurdles. standing high jump and pole
vault. They were then entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emery. 2135
Sherman avenue where a three course
dinner was served by Mrs Emery and
Mrs. Riddle. The tables were decorated
beautifully with ferns and daisies. The
boys anticipate many more delightful
outings during the spring and summer
Those in attendance Saturday were Ed
ward Kiger. Derrell Reed. Charles LeaY-
erton. Edward Sailors. Joe Haney. Fred
Haney. Russell Lyman. Fred and Her
bert frost. Fred Prohl. Forest Granger
and Melvin Whistler.
The program for the w c. T. u In
stitute TO be held in Hammond at the
First Baptist church Thursday. May 81.
is announced and the members extend
cordial invitation to the public to at
tend any or all Of the sessions. Very
-
ed and at the close OF the afternoon
meeting the members will go to the
First Presbyterian church to hear the |
lecture by DR.. Daisy Douglas Barr The |
program follows:
MORNING SESSION-1o:50.
Song ------------------- America
Devotion ---Captain Samuel
Hedegaard of the Salvation Army |
Song -"How Firm A Foundation"
Greeting ------------Mrs J. R Graves |
Response ---------------
Mrs Laura C. Underwood of Gary
Organization of Institute and appoint |
ment OF committees.
Music-------Mrs. Hemingway OF Gary !
Short study OF state plan for 1919 and
report of work of 1918.
Noon-tide prayer-Mrs. Clarence Graves
AFTERNOON SEsSION-1:3o.
Song -------'Star Spangled Banner"
Work for Soldiers and Sailors. tn.
Reconstruction Hospitals" -
-Mr Mrs. H Z. Granger !
scussiou----Mr ]. c. McCarten
Mrs. c C. Games viii preside at the |
piano.
In connection with the Jubilee drive
for a million dollars which the W. c. |
T. L. IS making the Hammond Unions |
have arranged for Silver Medal Con-
test to be held at the First Methodist
church next Friday evening. May % |
Boys and girls, fourteen years OF age
will compete for the honors and their
program viii be interspersed with |
musical numbers The contestants are
Ruth Smith. Forest Granger. Giles |
Warner, jr., Evaughn Milliken and !
Clarence Cole. representing the four
Unions Of Hammond.
All new members Of the Hammond |
woman's Club wishing to join the his
tory committee are kindly asked to noti-
fy the chairman this week in order that |
their names may appear in the year
book.
A business meeting OF the civic COM
mittee of the Hammond Woman's Club |
was held last evening at the home OF
the chairman Mrs. J. NJ Turner OF
Truman aevnue. It was decided to con- |
tinue the Day Nursey until the close OF
the school year and the meetings of the
committee viii be continued during the
summer Next Friday night a meeting
will be held at the home Of Mrs. Belle |
efldt in South Holman street 10 outline
the program for next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry King. George and
Owen Ham and the Rev. c. ]. Sharp
arc in Walkerton. Ind. today for the
funeral of Louis Seitz. formerly of
Hammond. Rev Sharp officiated at the
service.
Opal Hive No. sos l.. o. T. NJ NJ. will
meet this evening at the I. o. o. F. hall |
in State street. Final arrangements for
the association meeting at Michigan |
city Wednesday. May 2sth. will be
made and It is desired there is q large
attendance.
Miss Margaret Liesenfelt has gone TO |
Fort Wayne to the convention OF the
Catholic Benevolent League of Indiana. I