The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-15

ELECTION LUNCHEON OF
woMAN,s CLUB
The annual election luncheon OF
the Hammond Woman's Club was
held on Saturday afternoon, May
the thirteenth, In the First Metho-
dist Church. In the dining room
were large bouquets OF Columbia
and butterfly roses and the tables.
with covers laid for fifty members
were beautiful. Tho club colors,
yellow and white. were used most
artistically. and there was a pro-
fusion of marguerites. the dainty
club flower. Mrs. G. r.. Streeter
offered grace. and a prettily served
and delicious luncheon was enjoyed.
After the luncheon. the regular
yearly business meeting. presided
over by Mrs. D. j. Moran. was held
in the auditorium of the church
The enumeration totaled one hun
dred eleven. Reports OF the various
committees and departments proved
that interesting and Instructive
work had Q accomplished during
the past year. Reports show that
the club now has Ave hundred i've
members. Mrs. J. VI. Turner had
charge OF the election. resulting as
follows:
President, Mrs. D. J. Moran.
Vice President. Mrs. John D.
Smalley.
Recording Secretary. Mrs. H, G..
stevens.
Corresponding Secretary. Mrs,
William Mettler.
Financial Secretary. Mrs. C. s.
kennard.
Treasurer. Mrs. J. A. Aubry.
Directors. Mrs. Grace r. Conroy.
Mrs, o. c. z. Matthies. Mrs. Joseph
Harnit.
A resolution was passed provid-
ing that,
WHEREAS. According to the con
sensus of opinion. the School City of
Hammond. Indiana, by its Board OF
Education. should have as one of
its members. q woman;
THEREFORE. Be It Resolved,
That the Hammond Woman's Club
be placed on record as ~favoring the
election OF a oma as a member
Of said Board of Education and that
a copy OF this resolution be spread
on the minutes OF this meeting.
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Mrs. w. G. Paxton will entertain
the ladies OF the Tuesday Afternoon
Bridge Club at luncheon at one
o'clock tomorrow In her home on
South Holman street.
Miss Anna Milne Of Miss Annals
Beauty shoppe. left today FOR a
we months vacation for the bene-
fit of her health. The shop will be
under the management of Mss I-a
Rock
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel winer of
Calumet avenue the IN
gagement Of their daughter. Rose,
TO Philip 2. Cooper Of Chicago. The
wedding date a not been set
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Mrs. w. E. Schroeder of Rimbach
avenue has been called to NASSAU,
Wisconsin. by the sudden death of
her niece. Mrs. Sophie Hayes OF
hat city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Rextrew
have Just returned to Hammond
from a four months tour through
the west. They stopped in forty
eigh prominent cities and covered a
distance OF ten thousand five hun
bred miles. Mr.. Rextrew. who Is
tho sales manager Of the Belmont
Sales Corporation OF Chicago, re-
ports that from a careful surveyor
business coalitions in the west he
believes that the coast is on a Arm
foundation and Is forging ahead at
an amazing rate.
Enormous amounts of eastern
capital have been concentrated in
the west. creating diversified types
OF business which result in a more
complete scheme of progressiveness.
Hence there Is a freer circulation
of money more work. con-
tentment and due approach to nor
malcy- Far greater prosperity is
being enjoyed In the west than in
the states cast of the Rockies.
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Mrs. Arthur Dennewitz of Michi-
gan City and Miss Grace Martz Of
indianapolis are the house guests
of Miss Adele Dunbar of Rimbach
ven
A delightful birthday surprise
party was given on Saturday even
Ing for Mrs. Henry Timph in her
home on Terrence venue. An en-
joyable evening was spent playing
games and dancing. and good wish