The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-04

to Detroit and then take the boat
to Buffalo and tour the East extern
sively.
The William Calkins Relief Corps
PAS gave a lovely dinner yesterday
noon in conjunction with their aft
ernoon meeting in honor Of the de-
partment president and secretary,
Mrs Elizabeth Smith and Mrs.
Grace Hoffmeyer. both of Indian
apolis. Dinner was served at twelve
o'clock most attractively and nicely.
in charge OF the able Mrs. Elizabeth
Morton. Throughout the serving OF
dinner. toasts were enjoyed, with
Mrs. Jennie Hubbard acting as toast
mistress. A toast from all the past
presidents of the corps was given.
In the afternoon the business meet
ing was taken care of and an ini-
| tiation was held. a number of In
diana Harbor and Whiting ladies
came over for the occasion. Mrs
| Smith and Mrs. Hoffmeyer were the
guests OF Mrs. Mile Davis of sos
| State Line street while they were
| IN Hammond.
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Mrs. William FehrInan of Will
| liams street left Hammond Monday
| for a visit with relatives in Mt.
Clemens. Michigan.
| The Central w. C. T. q. will meet
! at the home of Mrs. Mary Hunter.
| ISL Walter street. Friday evening
1 Si wi a
seven thirty o'clockA The yearly
election of officers will take place
and the delegates to be sent to the
| state convention at Wabash. Indi-
| ana, which will be held October the
| eighth, Will be selected. Everyone
is urged to come to Mrs. Hunters
home for the meeting.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
| Centenary NJ. Z. church will hold an
an-day session Thursday, October
| the fifth. at the church.
| -
Dorcas Aid Society of~-the South
| Side Church of Christ will meet
Thursday evening. October the fifth,
at seven o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Milby, 1900 Van Buren, street. The
| meeting has been arranged as a
time for the election of officers and
making plans for the new year.
| Everyone is urged to be there.
| Mrs W. A. Jordan and Mrs. w. C.
Slagle, who have been visiting In
Detroit for two weeks. have return
vI1r~
| is Mrs. Jordan's daughter. will cam
| plete her stay in Hammond and re-
turn to her home in Memphis. Ten
nessee. the later part Of the week.
| Miss Eltessa Emmerling OF Mason
| street has again taken UP her work
| in vocal training under George Mel
son Holt at the Columbia school OF
music. Somewhat later she is &c
| take up some additional work in
harmony and work of that nature
Miss Emmerling is also continuing
| her lessons on the harp under Miss
| Cassagrande at Lyon and Healey $
St Paurs Episcopal Guild will
meet for an alI-day session at the
home of Mrs r. 0. Winckler of II
Detroit street tomorrow, Thursday
October the fifth. The ladies have
been asked TO come at ten o'clock
and to bring their thimbles with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reitz and
| two daughters of 4so Plummer ave
| Co yal 10
Angeles, San Francisco and other
western points on a thirty-day va
cation. n
Miss Anna Becker, AL Pine street
| has left Hammond for Cincinnati
Ohio, where she will begin a course
in nurses training which will fl
her for the nursing profession. Miss
/ Becker is to take her training n
the Bathesda hospital Of Cincinnati
The woman's Foreign Missionary
Society OF the Church Of the Nag
arene will meet tomorrow. Thurs
day, October the fifth. at two o'clocb
at the home of Mrs. Durl1ie. So.
Sibley street.
Mrs N z. Tinkhan. who has
been suffering severely with an at
tack of muscular rheumatism fol
some time, is slowly recovering. hel
friends will be happy to learn.
Miss Martha Patterson Of Truman
boulevard entertained her Sunday
School class and their teacher. Miss
Stevens, at her home. The time was
spent informally and the hostes:
| served the guests an attractive two
course luncheon at the close Of tbs
little party.
The past matrons Of the East Chi
cago chapter of Eastern Star wer'
the hostesses at a beautifully ar
ranged and nicely appointed on'
o'clock luncheon for the past mat
rons Of the Hammond chapter o.
Eastern Star YESTERDAY at the Ma
sonic Temple in East Chicago. Mrs
George Clemens, Mrs. Eric Lund
Mrs. ]. NJ. Keller, Mrs William
WINERY and Mrs. J. o. Thompson
and the present matron. Mrs. Johr
Muller, were the ladies who were $
graciously entertained. An after
noon of informal sociability fol
lowed the serving OF luncheon.