The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-14
PERSONAL AMI
SOCIAL NEWS

The St. PauTs Waither League met
last evening in the church parlors-
Herold Brunn. the president, led the
meeting. January 23rd in place Of
vssper service they viii hold a e1oet-
Ing in the church p~arlors which viii be
an educational Program. The Rev
Litchsinn Will be IN charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. b L. p. Bell Of webb
street and daughters. Mrs. Annis MO
Lean and Gladys. will leave for Florida
Tuesday, January IS. to spend the re-
nainder OF the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Dyer will
leave for M%srtinsville. Ind. tomorrow
TO spend a month at the Ssnitarium.
Walter Meyn. snail son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. II. Meyn has h mumps.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Fehrman and
their house CUES. Marguerite Nc
Donald O minneapolis viii be guests
at a dinner and theater party in Chi
cago this evening.
Miss Ethel Jacobson entertained the
F. z. G. club at her home last evening,
23l GostIin street, A dainty luncheon
was served and tho evening spent So
cialy. the now officers were Installed.
The next meeting will take place in
two weeks at the home OF Edith Ripley
and Will be in charge OF Clara Sass.
Mrs. John Manchester or - Doty
street. entertained at a miscellaneous
shower last evening for Mrs. Charles
Mitchell. nee Miss Catherine Cox.
Many lovely and useful gifts were re
ceived and a dainty W course lunch
con was served. the guests were the
Mesdames St. John. Thompson, Verde
man. the Misses Margaret Brown,
Claire Freeman. Charlotte. Emma Has
seIbrink. Gladys Mccoy. Margaret
werdeman. Ida Gilboe and Florence
and Hazel Brown.
Miss Beta Boswell who Is in the
hospital. is improving.
At the annual convention ~ the "
c. IT. 4. which was held in Hammond
this year II was voted to present the
Hammond Industrial High school with
a picture OF Frances Willard. who was
the ounde OF the w, c. T. L. and
one Of the greatest women philan-
thropists that the world has ever
known. The older classes OF girls
were In. the assembly and the presenta-
ton of the picture was mad by Mrs.
f. J. Hall Of Gary. who is the county
Vice chairman and has been IN W. c. T..
L.. work for the rnst 80 years. She
- - b-saf history nF tha NFa nf
Frances willard. telling of her found
ing o. the W. c.. T. [, in 1874 and the
development and present growth.
which has spread over forty countries
Of the world. Mrs. ]. A. Graves ex-
planned the w. e. T. Z. work in Ham
mond and gave a brief survey Of the
god that It has done in our city. They
also presented the High school with a
loving cup. which was won by the W,
C. T. u. in 1914 for having the finest
Hoat in the fail festival. They closed
by joining hands and singing the W.
C. T. L. crusade hymn. Bless Be The
Tie That Binds"
Mrs. H. A. LamrreIl entertained the
Magazine Club at a one O'Clock lunch
con at the Country Club yesterday, the
guests were Mrs, V. s. Reiter, Mrs. II.
L. Sharrer and Mrs Frances Kingsley.
The story hour VIII be held at the
public library tomorrow morning from
10 II.
Mrs. n. D. Stewart is suffering from
a s~prsined ankle. which she incurred
yesterday.
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A business meeting Of the auxiliary
OF the American Legion was held at
the home Of Mrs. W. F. Howatt on
Holman street last evening. Mrs, E.
r. Leary and Mrs Eric Lund were
elected a. delegates to attend the state
convention at indianapolis. January 1s.
Mrs. G. II. Wolf and Mrs. W b New
man were elected alternates.
Born 10 Nr- and Mrs. Charles Reilly
Of Gostiin street. a daughter. Thursday,
January Il. at the Chicago Lying-In