The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-03

At the home Of Mrs Eric Lund Of ~
Mason street Chief Of Police Austgen
will speak on the conditions in reia-
tion 70 children.
Walter Nreyn. young son OF MI. and
Mrs. j. II Meyn Of Glendale Park, has
the scarlet fever.
The Mems Club Of the First Presby-
terrain church gave a dinner last even
ing in the church parlors George Doh
bins. who was the chef. naturally re-
ports that he gelieves it to be the best
dinner ever gifen at The church in the
history Of the church. There were
over so men present and they were en-
trtained BY 8 or men from Englewood
with music, songs and stunts. Sub
jects OF interest TO the church and
Sunday school were discussed.
The Central w. c. T. [. VIII meet IN
Room | of the superior court house to-
morrow evening at 1850. The subject
for the evening is Law Enforcement
M. Simmons the federal officer will
talk upon the national prohibition act
and law enforcement. Miss Lindley,
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also be there and all citizens interest
ed In law enforcement are cordially
invited to attend. a special invitation
is extended to the men.
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A masquerade party was given at St.
Margaret's training school. a musical
entertainment made the evening ever
more enjoyable. The seniors Of the
class were Miss Margaret Dillon, who
was ~charmingly dressed as Pierroette.
Valme Mace and Wilma Schmidt were
two zigeheld Folly Clowns. Genieve
Kaslewicz amused as Mary Pickford.
Helen ThrailQuill and Ethel Mavity
were maids OF Normandy n sang
several popular songs the remainder
OF the class gave an amateur vaude-
Vile act. Some a. the other masquer
AIDES were Elsa Chambers as the Court
Jester. Miss Mclaughlin as Topsey.
Olive Schultz as the Girl OF the Gold
en- West. Covers were set for twelve
and a prettily appointed course lunch
con was served.
The Hammond SaxAphone Band. a
new organization IN Hammond, gave
it's first Of a series Of dances, which
they will give IN this vicinity. They
are the only s%aXaphone band west or
Detroit. and arc % in number, The
lance which tho ysave last night at
the K. OF 2. hall, made their debut as
an orchestra Of excellent merits and
II the opening music Is and criterfa
and there IS no doubt that It Is, the
saxaphone band will be one Of Ham
mond's most populor dance orchestras. !
Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley, w. c. r. U.
president of the state of Indiana who
is at the present attending the regional
conference being held in Chicago this
week This afternoon she spoke at the
Moody institute and this evening from
8 to II she VIII be at the home of Mrs.
John Gavit, cornc. Of Highland and
Hyslop Place where an informal re-
ception will be beid in her honor. tea
Will be served the Mesdames J. c.
Graves and Minnie Kline pouring. A
cordial invitation Is extended to all
friends TO come ana meet Mrs. STANLEY
and have a chat with her. Mrs. stan
ley Will leave on the midnight train
Tor Indianapolis where she Is a mem
Der Of the committee OF the legislative
council of women. which will meet at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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w, G. Paxto viii undergo q minor
operation in a Chicago hospital tomor-
row.
The Hammond Bethany clue viii
meet Friday evening, February 4, in
the parlors OF he First II. f. church
on Russell street. supper will be serv-
ed at $50, there viii be an election Of
officers and all members are requested
to be present and bring a new member
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The Jadaha club will give a dance at
the K. OF p. hall Friday. February Atm.
at $3.50 O'Clock by Harold Schwartz iazz
band. Chicago's famous cornet PLAYER.
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