The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-18
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL NEWS

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The women's auxiliary of the Amer
lean legion are busy making many
pounds of delicious home made fudge
and other kinds OF candies. which they
will sell at the American Legion
minstreIs which will be given tomor-
row, Friday and Saturday evenings at
the Parthenon. They have also finish
ed dozens OF lovely poppies which win
be on sale
Mrs. c.. II. True. who underwent nn
operation at Wesley hospital, 10 OK
pected to be sufficiently convetescent
to come home the latter part OF his
week.
The PhIlathea class of the First NJ.
F. church gave a dinner party in the
church dining room Monday evening
for eight of their class members, four
of whom have been married recently
and four of whom are to be married in
June. The girls who have been mar
ried recently are the Mesdames Fred
Miller, Ault. Edward Enders and
Boyer. those who viii be married are
the Misses Ethyl Reed, Mary Reed,
Jennie Gerard and Lillian Cooper. The
Philathea Sunday school class has
grown in membership and enthusiasm
a lot during the past. Miss Florence
Rice, the deaconess, has been the
teacher and through the collaborated
efforts OF the pupils and teacher the
personnel OF the class has grown. A
most delightful time is reported at
the dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Rist were
guests.
At the home Of Mrs. F. D. McIlroy
this afternoon Mrs. Edward E. Pierce
and Curtis II. Brown of Chicago spoke
to many OF the mothers interested on
the Girls Camp which they are having
this summer at Manitowish, Wis.
"Natahki.'" the camp Will be called and
there will be all sorts OF camp sports
and Instructions. The Mesdames
Pierce and Brown are Smith college
graduate and have engaged a comps
tent staff Of people who will help them
make the camp Interesting and profit
able.
The women's Guild OF the St Paurs
Episcopal church will hold an all day
meeting in the church parlors tomor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C, Rose and title
daughter Doris Marjory returned TO
their home in Cedar Lake yesterday
afternoon after spending the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Fender OF
Sal Ingraham avenue.
The Germania Club will give a box
social and dance Saturday evening,
May q. at s o'clock in the evening at
the Germania club rooms, corner OF
Indiana and Sohl streets. The public
is cordially invited.
The Ladies' Aid or the Pine st.
Presbyterian church will not hold a
meeting his week on account of the
bake sale which will be held Saturday.
The Dorcas Aid Society VIII meet
tomorrow afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. A. P. Milby of 1900 Van Buren,
street. All of the ladies are asked TO
bring thimbles and quilting will be
the feature of the afternoon. A large
attendance Is desired TO make final ar
engagements for the concert which Will
be given Monday evening, May % at
the South Side Christian church by
the Hoosier Entertaining Co. The
proceeds of this concert will go to
the South Side building fund.
The annual picnic Of the literature
department of the Hammond Woman
club will be held May 81 as usual at
the home OF Mrs. W. H. GostIin at IL
Lansing, Ill. Members will meet at
the hoe OF Mrs. W. H. Gostlin at IL
o'clock in the morning. from here they
will go to Lansing by automobile.
Mrs. L /. Bomberger will sing and
Mrs. Mercedes of the Columbia school
of expression viii read. reservation
hould be in by this evening. They
can be made by calling Mrs. J. C. Ken
nedy, 1855 w or Mrs. w. E. Maharg.
Hammond 168- Each member attend
ing is requested to bring a fork, spoon,
cup and plate.
The committee OF the Trinity Aid
met at the home Of Mrs, Anton Taper.
616 Ann street last evening to make
final arrangements for the dinner
which Is to be given in connection
with the fancy goods sale at the Ham
mond Chamber OF Commerce, May II.
Mrs. Rudolph of Crown Point is
spending a few days this week as the
guest OF Mrs. NJ. 1ddings. DR.. Iddings
is attending the dental convention
which Is being held at Indianapolis
this week.
The choir of the First Baptist
church will meet Thursday evening.
Nav 10 With Sam Cosner ~ r. L
of P. hall,