The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-19

speaker. She Is the third generation
in her family that has chosen a theo-
logical career. She Is chaplain of the
Illinois senate for the year 1921, be-
ing the first womsn in the history of
the state to I'LL that position in either
house. All ladies are invited to at
tend this meeting tomorrow afternoon
and hear Rev. Browns message.
Mrs. Max Allaben. Of Chicago.
formerly of Hammond, IL spending the
day with Mrs. Ernest TIllman of the
Parkvie~ apartments.
DR.. and Mrs. W. H. Davis are en-
~tertaining Mrs. Davis brother. Mr..
Clarence Raymond of streator. Ill, for
a few days.
The Wonlan's Republican club Of
Hammond will hold a meeting tonight
at the home OF Mrs, Herman Sasse,
92s South Holman street, and a splen-
did program has been arranged in ad
dition to Worthwhile speakers that
have been engaged for the evening.
The women arc very anxious that thew
lave a good attendance and hearty CO.
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Ortt ana
family. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G Beeke
and family and Mr.. William DeVergcr
motored to Mooseheart. Ill. yesterday,
whore Greater Chicago Lodge held a
picnic and outing. There were about
three thousand people in attendance,
and they enjoyed a number OF inter-
estins featutes during the day. In
the afternoon there was q band con
cert by the Mooseheart band anu a
baseball game between the Mooseheart
and Aurora teams. Score 80, favor
MooseheaTt. There was a military
drill. and a costume parade. Moose
heart has had wonderful developments
and there are fourteen new buildings
under construction at the present time,
among them being a village composed
Of seven buildings in itself. Moose
heart has excellent prospects.
williams Calkins. w. r. c., Will
hold their annual memorial services on
Tuesday afternoon. September 20th a:
Odd Fellows hall at two o'clock. This
service will be open to the public and
everybody is welcome. A short bust
ness meeting viii be held at 1880 AMI
officers are requested to be present at
1890 in the morning for practice.
The Parents and Teachers club Of
the Lafayette school will hold q meet
ing tomorrow afternoon at half past
two o'clock. A large attendance IL
desired. as there IL considerable bust
ness TO be transacted
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The Ladies' Aid Society or the Hyde
Park n. E. church win hold a regular
business meeting IN Wednesday a.
the home OF Mrs. Charles Lesson. 1874
Harrison street. The ladies who have
aprons are specially requested to be
present. and those who have not arc
asked TO apply for aprons At this
meeting. This viii be ar apron party.
and s. special program is being ar
ranged. Ladies back with their dues
are respectfully asked to take this
opportunity to clear UP the books be-
fore the new officers take charge.
A number of friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs John Rudolph surprised them on
Saturday evening at their beautiful
new . home on Ridge Road. The
house-warminR was a jolly success
and the evening was greatly enjoyed
with games, music and dancing. An
attractive course luncheon was served.
after which the host and hostess serv-
ed delicious watermelon picked from
their own vines. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrr. A. Goodwin and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Schillo and daughter.
Mr.. II. wefley. Mrs. Mary Malo. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry SkellenEcr and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hill and daughter
Miss Dorothy. MT. and Mrs. ]. Stew
ems and son La Verne. MIR. and Mrs. s.
l.. Malo and sons. Harry. Sam ana
and daughter Miss Dav. Mr.. and Mrs.
John a. Malo and daughters Ruth and
Irene. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rimbach and
family. MIR. and Mrs. +. w. Schopp
and family. Mr.. c. Ecklund. Miss
Sarah Turner and Mrs. L. Smith.
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Mrs. Theresa Kelly Of Lima. o.. is
visiting her son. Mr.. Bert shearon and
family Of Webb street. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Shearon will leave tonigh for a !
weeks visit at French Lick and Mrs
Kelly will remain with the Shcaron
children until their parents return.
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Mrs. Donald Gavtt Of Kenwood was
removed TO ST. Margs ret's hospital to-
day where she will undergo an opera
tion for Appendicitis. Mrs. Gavif has