The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

Aid Society of the First Methodist
Church will entertain the General
Aid Society at the home of a. f.
Hunt 80 Mason street on Thursday
afternoon at two-thirty instead of
on Wednesday afternoon. or account
of the opening of the Methodist hos
pital In Gary on Wednesday.
.
Miss Wilma Kleihege of South
Holman street has returned TO her
homo after having attended the In
diana-Notre Dame football game last
week in south Bend and having
spent the past week with friends in
South Bend.
The Parent-Teachers' Association
Of the Central school viii meet TO-
morrow afternoon. November the nf-
teenth. at three O'Clock at the
school. There will he a short pro
gram followed by the election of or
hcers. Plans for the work for this
year VIII he discussed. Any par
ents whose children have not reach
ed the school age as yet. but viii
enter school soon. are welcome.
This evening nds tho Ham
mond Woman's club enjoying its
annual gentlemen's evening at the
Hammond high school. Edgar
Raine. a lecturer of repute. Will
give a travelogue on that frontier
wonderland of the world, Alaska.
Mr.. Raine viii illustrate his talk
by pictures in natural colors and
the evening promises to be a most
interesting one. The program is
to begin at eight o'clock in the au-
ditorium. SO suitablo for the oc-
casion.
rom Hammond. WHO is attend
ing st. Johns Military academy at
Delafeld, Wis, returned to the
school yesterday after having spent
the week end at home with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hammond
of Glendale Park.
Miss Dorothy Crumpacker of
Webb street. h has chosen No
vember the twenty fifth as the date
for her marriage to James Howard
Linn OIL &IACdSOf ~ He0NAA -
honored on Thursday when Mrs.
Joseph C. Ibach. jr.. viii entertain
for Miss Crumpacker with an aft
ernoon bridge at her nome on
Waltham street.
Trinity aid will meet on Wednes-
day afternoon at one O'Clock In the
ehape. Mrs. J.. Kintzle. Mrs. Ar
thur Prohl and Mrs. Frank Prohl
will be the h~ostesses.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
First Presbyterian church Will meet
tomorrow afternoon in the church.
at two-thirty o'clock. Mrs. Joseph
Hartnett and Mrs. Robert Keller
will act as hostesses. h
Miss Katherine Meyers of ar
roll street left on Saturday for De-
troit, Michigan. to spend the week
as the guest Of friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. McAleer Of
Webb street, returned on Sunday
from St Joe Michigan. where they
have been for the past week. Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Gibbons OF Chicago.
spent the day. Sunday, with Mr.. and
Mrs. McAleer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dermody, GIG
Ingraham avenue are to be on
graduated upon the arrival of a
big nine and a half pound baby boy,
Richard Lawrence, on Monday. No
.vember the thirteenth. The new
baby and his mother are feeling
splendidly.
ST. Paul's Episcopal guild will
meet on Thursday for an all day
meeting in the new church. The
hostesses who VIII welcome the la
dies are to be Mrs. P. }. Bauwens.
Mrs. NJ. Curley. Mrs. 9. Evans and
H. II. Adams. The ladies are re-
minded to bring their thimbles and
to come early for there is a great
deal to be done.
The History department of the
Hammond Woman's Club was enter
tanned on Monday. November the
thirteenth. at the home of Mrs. y. ].
Dermedy at sos State Line street.
Forty-one members and four guests
were in attendance.
Mrs. S. Z. Swain. chairman of the
committee, presided at the custom