The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-11

Inere Is slight Improvement in the
condition Of ]. E. Fitzgerald today.

sIiSnt improvement in the
condition OF J.. E. Fitzgerald today.
A called meeting OF the members OF
the three unions of the Hammond W.
c. T. u. was held last evening i'm
mediately after a public meeting held
in the court house, and a committee
was appointed to walt unon the mayor
and the board of safety to influence the
appointment of a police matron. Sun
day 10 to be Temperance Day Of all w
c. Il. u. organizations in the world.
but the meeting that was to have been
held In Hammond has been indefinitely
postponed. However. there will be
Representatives OF the unions in each
of the Sunday school classes OF Ham
mond tomorrow to give talks on the
and aims OF the w. Q. T. Z.
It's tust Aa cheap to- buy a Kelly.
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Miss Olga Won Meetcren. a teacher
In the kindergarten of the Lafayette
school until yesterday, has
her role as sohool-marm. and yester-
day noon was given e. farewell lunch
con by the teachers of the school. MISS
Won Meeteren has gone 10 Chicago.
where she will be busy until q future
date, when she will become the bride
Of Harold Schmidt. a successful young
pharmacist there.
The high school Press Club enter
tainsd ehe members of the school bas-
katbau team at q dinner and stag last
eveninR In the school cafeteria. A
most enthusi site meeting was enjoy
ed, registering good spirit and ener-
gstfc pep
The rrsur-,n Council OF the Sons and
Daughters OF Liberty will entertain a.
a pleasant social evening on Nonday in
the +. O.. O. f. hall. to which affair the
nefRhbornE n and their friends
are invited.
The North Side w. G. 7. U. met
with Mrs. Olive Randall at her home
on One Hundred Fiftieth street yes
tsrday afternoon. and there was a good
attendance. Ten dollars of the fund
made NJ the Monroe street Chapel was
given to the fund for religious educa-
tionaI training. The ladies made ar
engagements to have e social at the
nome Of Mrs. William Schroeder OF
Rimbach avenue on March twenty-hrst-
.
Tho Bethany Club of Hammond en-
ioyed a most delightful time last even
ing the parlors OF the First NJ r.
ch,r-h. At six O'Clock a dainty lunch
con was served to the Bethany girls
after which a brief business session
was held. At eight o'clock a nunfoer
of young men Joined the party, and
the remainder OK the evening was spent
socially. The program was dfversi-
fed. including readings by Marion
Pierce. Enos Harrington and Evelyn
Parker. a solo by Metha Wilhelm and
an extemporaneous debate by MISS
Daggy. Rev. Burgess. Hattie
Belle Maier and Mr.. Barnes Games
were played and delicious refreshments
served at the close of the entertain
ment. The Bethany Club IS an inter
denonrnational club Of girls, having as
it's primary thought w best help our
selves by helping others" The of'cers
Of the club are Miss Naude Bewsey'
PRESIDENT; Miss Mildred Myers, vice
president; Mrs. Clarence Jones. secre-
tarv. and Miss Elsie Kreps. treasurer.
Miss Irene van Slyke. attendance Of
Acer in the Hammond schools, f. at
tending a state convention OF attend
snce officers IN Indianapolis.
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A birthday party and supper VIII be
given tomorrow by the members or
NToltke lodge in their club rooms on
state street. A program will be given
AZ four O'Clock and at six o'clock din
ner will be served.
The Young woman's Auxiliary OF the
r,rst N E. church will meet on Mon
day evening. March the thirteenth. at
the home of Miss Marian Gilchrist. 1S
clinton street. This will be a very
important meeting as there will be 9
mftelbox opening. and plans made TOT
the debate 10 be held shortly. Every
member is urged to attend.
The history COMMITTEES of the Ham
mond woman's Club will meet with
Mrs. Joseph Harnit in her nome u
west Highland street. on q al
ternoon at two-thirty o'clock. A pro-
gram OF unusual interest has been