The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-03

large number OF members were in at
tendance to make plans for the Christ
mas charity work The union will CO.
operate with the cit'ys organization
and with the Salvation Army. A com
| mtttee has been appointed TO visit the
| Soldiers Hospital at Drexel Boule-
ward and Forty-Sevcnth street to con-
trive a plan 20 bring cheer and hap
piness to the soldiers who are still In
| dire need or help.
There Will oe another Getting next
| Friday evening at half past seven
o'clock at the home OF Mrs Cameron
Of South Holman street when nnai
plans viii be made for all the charity
work the ladies wish 10 accomplish
The chairman appointed Eve ladies' to
| help in the work of the Baby Clinic"
which is to be held December Ia ana
Is. At this meeting a very interest
| ing letter was read from Mr. 5 lick
! lider OF Fresno, Cal. formerly a mem
| Der OF the Sout Inside union, and now
affiliated with the Fresno organixa-
ton.
| Mr.. l. Smith Of Elton. Mich, has been
the house guest of his brother Dr. G.
L. Smith OF South Holman street this
week and attended the Live Stock show
in Chicago.
Mrs.. Martin Linz and Ruth Webster
/ Cross attended dramatic recital last
| evening at kimbau hall in Chicago.
when pupils OF Mabel Lewis IIowatt, of
the Hnshaw Conservatory presented a
! very good program. Mrs. Cross, who
is member OF the Hammond Musical
College faculty, read a number, My
Native Land" which was very good.
I Miss LYDIA Mack entertained the
| members OF the A. o. II. CLUB at kin
dergarten party last evening at her
! home on Pine street Games and bun
co were played and the honors were
| made by Miss Mabel Tucker. Plenty
OF ice cream cones. loIlypops and a
large variety OF toys afforded delight
ful evening.
Mrs Robert Jones OF Truman avenue
who underwent a serious operation at
Mercy hospital in Gary four weeks ago
is slowly improving.
The Art Department OF the Hammond
Women's CLUB will meet with Mrs. Scott
Leck at her home. 20 Elizabeth street.
on Monday afternoon at half past two
o'clock. Roll call will be with quo
tations from Homer and the subject OF
the afternoon s study will be Wedge
wood and Nevcomb Pottery" BY Mrs.
Robert Armstrong. Current Art Topics
will be given by Mrs william S Skin
ner and this meeting vii be the last
study SESSION until January 9Th. A big
attendance IS desired, as there will be
important business TO transact
The West Hammond Teachers Associ-
alton has called meeting for Monday
evening at half past seven O'Clock at
the wentworth School All those in
terested in making plans for & Christ
mas party, please come.
Last evening DR.. and Mrs. w IT, Da-
Wis charmingiy entertained the MEM
bers OF the Alpha Phi Club and their
husbands at their home on Highland
street Mrs. B. W. Chidlaw was the
assisting hostess. The rooms were
lovely with Christmas decorations, d.
ninutive Christmas trees and ported
poinsettas. There were eight tables
OF bridge and the honors were made
by Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Wilson. The
guests Of the club for the evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lampreu. Mr.
and Mrs. Kent Bartlett and Mrs
O'Toole. The hostesses served attract
i've and dainty luncheon at the tables.
Mrs. ". ;. McAieer delightfully."- en-
tertained tho ladies OF the Marquette
Club yesterday at her home on Webb
street at a one o'clock luncheon served
ut Ave tables. IN the bridge. honors
were made by Mrs. J. c. Toach. ST..
and Mrs. T. W. Oberlin and the guest
prize was given Mrs. Jesse Wilson. The
guests for the afternoon were Mrs
Frances Kingsley.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of st. Paurs
Lutheran church entertained at a So
cial gathering on Thursday afternoon
In the parish home parlors. Ths. az
ternoon was pleasantly spent socially
and dainty luncheon was served to
large attendance the committee, Mrs.
Ada Dickerson. Mrs. william Ahlbcrn,
Mrs. John Henning. Mrs. Arthur Linse-
mann. Mrs. Henry Vessel and Mrs.
Henry Geiger.
The Reward.
The reward Of thing we'll done, n
m have d0na