The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-16

the new P~arthenon yesterday for her
house guests, Mrs. T. w. CrutheAs or
Beloit, Wis.
Eleanor Moorehead. young daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs, P. G. M~oorehead of
state Line street. is quite i'll with the
Group.
Mrs. Byron Burge Of 1855 Harrison
street. better known as Grandma
Burge, one Of the very oldest residents
OF Hammond is critically i'll. She IS
in her 92nd year.
The Phi MI Gammas win hold their
regular meeting. March -. instead Of
March II as was originally planned.
Miss Virginia Bauwens viii be the
hostess.
The Beta Gamma Sigma met last
evening at the home Of Myrtle Rohde'
After a business meeting during which
plans were made for a dance TO be
given sometime in May. a social hour
was enjoyed, followed by a dainty
luncheon. The next meeting will he
held in two weeks at the home of Ruth
Malo. STA Truman avenue.
The Dorcas Aid Society Of the south
Side Christian church will meet at the
home Of Mrs. VIM. Guss Of 1858 Jeffer-
son street tomorrow afternoon.
The parents-teachers meeting held
at the Lafayette school yesterday af-
ternoon was well attended by a large
number of parents. Miss Reynolds
gave several pleasing vocal selections.
the children demonstrated the reltgi-
GUS work of the day schools. Mr., For
sythe gave an interesting talk IN this
same subject.
Mrs. Galbraith Of Remington. Ind. is
the guest Of her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Gwin Smith.
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A very pleasant afternoon was spent
at the NJ, r. c. meeting Tuesday af-
ternoon. A special committee prePar-
ed and served a delicious dinner at
1890. After the regular business was
conducted two candidates. the Mes
danes Stocxman and Reckler were
initiated. Two past presidents from
the Department Of Illinois were pres
ent, the Mesdames Miller and Smith.
who were the guests Of Mrs. n. w.
Morton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred schrom have
moved from their home. 1913 Hyslop
place. to Pierceton. Ind, where Mr..
Schrom will be in charge of the Reid
& Murdoch plant which has moved
from Hammond to Pierceton.
The Honorable Sol Kiser Of indian
apolis will address the members Of
the AXE Lodge L. O. b.. &. and the
ladies at an open meeting tonight at
8 ,, m. at the K. Of P. hall. corner of
Holman and ogden streets. Enter
tainment and refreshments viii follow
the lecture.
The dance at the Country Club was
rather a quiet affair last evening ow-
Ing to the lenten season. There vas
good music by McKeIvy's orchestra Of
Chicago.
The Alice club linen shower given
yesterday by the directors. friends and
those Interested in the club was very
much OF a success. The club was
showered with all Of the useful house
hold linens. Particularly m~entionable
Is a sewing machine which was onat-
ed by the Singer Sewing Machine Co.
through the efforts OF some of the
women, Tea was served. Mrs. Leo
Wolf and Mrs. A. F. Rohrer. pouring.
The Mesdames George H%annauer and
L. L. Bomberger accompanied by Mrs.
A, ] Weiss sang several pleasing vocal
duets The officers assisted by the di-
rector received and showed the guests
through the club. the officers are:
president. Mrs. w. 3. BeIman; vice
president. Mrs. George Chaplin; secre-
tary treasurer, Mrs. Ray NJ. Chapman;
house-supervisor. Mrs. Carl Kaufman,
the directors include the officers and
the Mesdames Leo Wolf, A. F. Rohrer.
George H%annauer. L. L. Bomberger.
Ralph Pierce. John Beckman. w. ].
5IcAleer. NJ. ID. stewart, J. NJ, Turner,
Grace Conroy. Q s.. Krimbill. J.. C.
Ibach, Frank Betz and the Misses
Alta Adkins. Lulu symmes and Jennie