The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-17

Worthy Grand Matron OF the order Of
'Vcastern Stars of Illinois.
The Hermits club viii entertain at
a dancing party in the club rooms fer
the members and their friends on the
evening of April 29th. Another fea-
ture of the monthly social calendar
Will be a stag and entertainment on
April 22nd Plans arc also under way
for May time dance to be given the
middle of May.
The members Of the Alphi Phi club
and their husbands were entertained
at dinner last night at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Chaplin. . High
land ST., assisting Mrs. Chaplin as host
esses were Mesdames W. b. Chidlaw,
s. A. Bell w. A. Buchanan. w. II.
Davis, IA. s. Allison and #. Ham
mond The tables were prettily dec
GRATED with pink roses and an elabor-
ate four course dinner was served.
There was a guessing contest. Mrs. F.
Hammond and DR.. Davis were the
most successful guessers. After din
ner Bridge was played. Mrs. Buchan-
an and Ray Chapman held the high
est scores. The guests were Mr. and
Leroy Stocker. of Macomb. III The
next regular meeting viii occur April
30th, at the home Of Mrs. Harry Smith.
Mrs. E. DeCamp of 1125 Van Buren,
st. entertained the May Flower club
Thursday afternoon. Phoebe was play
cd and the hostess served nicely ar
ranged two course luncheon. The next
meeting will occur in two weeks at
the home OF Mrs. Tabola on Warren
street.
Chapter 40. Women OF Moose Heart
Legion gave a card party last night
and the prizes were won by the fol-
lowing: The Mesdames Sideler, Dun
navan. WunscheL the Messrs J G.
Becker r J Baudreau and l.. Raver.
Mrs. a. Marx has just returned
from a two weeks visit with relatives
| and friends in Fort Wayne, Ind.
There was very large attendance
at the coffee social at the St. PauIs
Lutheran Ladies' Aid. which was held
yesterday afternoon in the church par
lors. The most pleasing feature of the
afternoon was a surprise in honor of
Mrs. klitzke. ST. in celebration Of
her s5th birthday anniversary Mrs
klitzke has the distinction Of being
the oldest member of the society The
Rev. Lichtsinn said q few words OF
consratulation and the best wishes OF
the society were extended her She
was presented with several lovely
plants. a large birthday cake. with
eighty-fve lighted candles decorated
the center of the table where a de
licious luncheon was served by the
| following hostesses: The Mesdames A.
| W. Feeder. p. W Meyn. r. Berg.
j. Derner, G. Dunsing and G. Prevo
The First Christian church OF Ham
I mond gave a reception for their new
/ pastor, Rev c. NJ. Smithson and his
| family. Thursday night in the church
parlors. j. NJ Stinson was the chair
man for the evening and presided as
/ postmaster. He introduced L Bar
nett who gave a speech of welcome
! and there were readings BY Miss
/ Louise Stevens and Miss Irene Petrie.
! The Rev. c. NJ Smithson and Mrs.
| Smithson. both responded with a few
| remarks. After the program there
was an informal reception and a get
acquainted party. Nice refreshments
| were served.
A daughter born 10 Mr. and Mrs. A
Card Of 2O2 Michigan ave. on Wed
nesday. April 18th. Both mother and
daughter doing nicely.
Mrs NJ. Louise Woods. who through
fall, was quite seriously hurt about
three weeks ago. is now able TO be
UP and out part of the day
The postponed Easter program Of
the choir OF the First Presbyterian
church will be given on Sunday even
! ing, at 1880 p. m. under the direction
of John Mcneil. Ira E. Wilson's
cantata, Our Risen Lord" will be
the Offering. This cantanta consists
OF some fourteen numbers. the solo
parts being taken by Mrs. J. c. Par
rett. Mrs. J. 4. Watson Mr. John
Mcneil and Mt J. A. Watson.
The detailed program appears in
the regular church notices. There
will he no admission charge for the
/ evening and music lovers are assured
of real treat in the presentation OF
this program.
Special revival services a. the 40
| Sohl street Mission will continue this
! coming week. Evangelist Dennis and
| Mccormick from Evansville, are here.
Everybody invited.
Adjutant 2. Storey OF Detroit will
| conduct the weekend services at Sal
walton Hall 269 East State st. As
Young Peoples secretary for Mchi-
gan and Indiana he is especially well
qualified to hold these services which
will be in the interests of the young
people. Special services Saturday
evening and at 10 a. m Sunday morn
ing Young Peoples meeting at $50
p. m. and salvation service at 7.45
p. m. Sunday evening.
Mrs. J. A Muller entertained the
Oak Leaf Embroidery club at her
home. 1912 Garfield Blvd. yesterday
afternoon The afternoon was spent
socially and with needlework The
hostess served a nicely arranged two
/ course luncheon. The next meeting
viii occur in two weeks at the home
of Mrs. Hal Young. OF River Glen