The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-31

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low her u ana carry out her instruc-
tions. Miss 5paulding talked at the
First Christian church Of Whiting last
night.
The William Calkins ". r. c. viii
meet tomorrow afternoon, February 1.
for initiation and other matters or TN
portance. All members requested to
be present.
Mrs. sam Bell OF IS Highland street
VIII entertain tho Alpha Phi club at 2
one o'clock luncheon at her home Fri
day.
Mrs. Harry Smith and Mrs. H. f,
Allison will be hosteeses to the mis-
sionary society ~ the First Presby-
terrain church FRIDAY afternoon at $50
at the home or Mrs. Harry Smith, 50
Highland street.
John Turner. son of a. N. Turner OF
Glendale Park has the %diptheria
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Jessup spent the
" ~ viz 80 GAAU 49, ~ 49, So
Moran Of s5 Mason street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Bunnell or IS
Highland streel entertained a number
Of guests at a party at their homo Sat
urday evening Cards. music and dane
ing we're enjoyed and a p~rettily APP
pointed course luncheon was served.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. (. X.
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Goyke. MT.
and Mrs. Fred Allen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Cunningham, DR.. and Mrs.
Dvorsky. Miss Mashino. Fred Davis,
the out OF town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Besohon. Chicago, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas G%arioaldi. Mr., and Mrs.
Joe Merke. Frank Ia Pin. T. F. Parlin
and f. H. Erwin Of Indianapolis.
Born TO Mr, ard Mrs F. Leroy Golden
at the Chicago Lyin-In hospital. a girl.
Loaris Jane. Mrs. Golden was FORM
erly Mable Van Bo~degraven. Both
mother and baby arc doing nicely.
Mrs. o. A, Krinoin OF Warren street
will entertain the Tuesday afternoon
bridge club az a one o'clock luncheon
tomorrow.
The Standard Bearers will meet to-
morrow evening, February !, at the
home OF Mrs. y. e, Splitter of 80 Con-
key avenue Mrs. George Flynn, as
sisting hostess. a. good has
been arranged and a large attendance
is desired.
e. z. Cole. secretary OF tho Build
ing and Trades Employees Association
will leave this evening for Indianap-
oils TO attend the state convention OF
building contractors February ?, 3 and
4. j. w. Reed and several other con-
tractors are going down tomorrow.
Mr. and AIRS, Paul Parker entertain
ed the 500 cluo at their home. 42s
Becker stree, Saturday evening. the
highest scores waer held by Mrs. How
ard Long and Joseph Wood. the second
highest by Margaret McAleer and lack
Leech. Tho lowest BY Mrs r. Grothe
and Howard Long.
The Central W. q. T. q. met with
Mrs. VIM Myers or Douglas street.
Mrs II f Granger, the president, pre-
sided over the meeting, Mrs. Anna
Thomas had charge or tho devotionais.
Mrs VIM. Myers the Legislative super
intendent gave a talk on bills Of in
terest, which included the "Au Time
Health Officers Bill" school attendance
and child welfare bill. Vivian
rendered two beautiful piano
selections. DR.. Goldman who was 10
have spoken was unable to be there on
account OF the dental convention in
Chicago, Miss Bewsy Of the Brooks
house told Of her work there and re-
ported a lack OF TEACHERS and a. need
OF Thorn. Miss Amy Spaulding gave a
talk on Why. What and How to or
game the Americanization Work in
Hammond. They VIII follow the
Good Neighbor'' plan. the city win be
organized IN to districts and surveyed.
They have startel their work and two
which they investigated needed
help, to one the city nurse was sent
and to the other . large family which
we're reported a. underfed viii be
looked after bv the w. C. r.. u. a
young man was secured 70 help with
the gym york at the Brooks house.
Mrs. J. r, Graves accepted the position
OF Americanization superintendent OF
tho Central W. c. r. L. The Mesdames
g. Trimmer J, Leonard. 4. Strong and
Kelly, composed the reception
committee and served tea and wafers.
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