The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-02
SOCIAL
News and
Personals


Duncan, served the ladies nicey.
Miss Florence Boner of Michigan
avenue left Saturday for yanele'
Indiana. where she Will resurs her
work at the normal school there.
The annual meeting Of the Lake
County Humane Society viii rot De
held the evening as was annoanced
but will meet on Monday evenlng'
October the ninth. at seven hlrty
o'clock in the Central school build
ing.
Miss Josephine Krinbil q war
rem street spent the weekend at
home with ner parents. Mr.. and AIRS.
oscar Krinbill. Miss Krinbil is
teaching in a splendid private kin
dergarten in Downers Grove ms
year.
The members OF the TUESDAY art
ernoon bridge club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Thomas Oberlin' us
Hyslop place. Tuesday. October the
third. for a one o'clock luncheon n
an afternoon Of bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Barreiii OF
697 Holman street are being con-
graduated by their friends upon the
arrival of an eight and a half pound
baby boy born Thursday the twent'-
I r. f-h4b 80 Ca,tar,har
Mrs. S. A. Bel OF 90 ! htand
street opened her Fr'day
afternoon - the members Of ths
Alpha Phi Clu0 for tAeir u
annual business mcer.ns- me e4ee-
ton resulted in M.a William a.
Buchanan being made president ana
Mrs. Harry Smith aecretafy. lie
next meeting Of the club IS 10 be an
evening party for the memoirs ana
their husbands this Saturday, eco
Der the seventh. with DR.. and MS.
W. A. buchanan as host and hostess
at their summer aome at Iedsr
Lake. Dinner Is to BE enjoyed a.
seven o'clock.
Friends of Erwin Miller. SIS Went
worth avenue, West hammond, who
have been ANXIOUS about him since
his operation for appendicitis OIL
Sunday evening will be glad 70
know that he was reported 10 &c
resting we'll today.
Miss Mildred Winery Of Detroit
street, who has been spending tee
weekend with her parents. Nj. and
Mrs. w. ]. WINERY. left this noon
for Ferry Hall in Lake Forest I'LL
nois.
A number of business and pro-
fessional ome of this city VIII
meet in the Public Library rooms
tonight at s o'clock to discuss the
organization of a professional \
business womea's club. The pur-
poses OF the club are to encourage
greater cooperation among the
business and professional women OF
Hammond; to develop greater rec
reational and cultural o%pportuni-
ties for the women and girls, TO
promote the interests Of girls and
women in their professional and
business life, to give the younger
and less experience the value OF
the larger experience OF the older
members.
Hammond Community service.
through the department OF girls
and women's activities. Mrs. Grace
Conroy, chairman. Will assist and
cooperate to make more recrea-
tional opportunities possible.
The following ladies form a COM
mittee to make a survey, extend a
most cordial invitation to any girl
or woman interested. TO attend the
meeting tonight
Mrs. Bonnie Robertson. Mrs.
Florence Whitaker. Miss Edith
Quinn, Miss Nixon. Miss Margaret
Jens. Miss Blanche Camerson, Miss
Hayes. Miss Title Ruschlli. Miss
Mary Herlitz. Miss Tile Trinen.
Mrs. Robert Jennings, Miss Ger
trude Stewart, Miss Cassie Long.
Riser, Miss Delta Curry
Gertrude Harris. Mrs. Ros.rt
AIisa Carrie Long. Miss
Ella May Mowery. Miss Mildred No
jeska. Miss Bess Burrors. Miss
Ortt, Miss Nina Petit. Miss Nav
Mrs. Margaret Heath
erington. Miss E. ". Cawley. Miss
Schiesinger, Mrs. Will lynch
Mrs. Hollis Hunter and Mrs. Bessie
Thomas.
Miss Dorothy Graves Of 3a5 Elm
street left Hammond yesterday for
Muncie. Indiana. where she viii ON
ter Ball Brothers University. Miss
Graves Will live at the Forest Han
dormintory. This is her second Sc
mester at the university.
Mrs. Edward Dedelow OF a. w.
street Will entertain the
members of the STANDARD Bearers A.
home Tuesday evening al eight
o'clock. As this is the first meetfnr
Of the year n an excellentlv Man
ned program has been arranzsd n
is hoped that a number vii, he
there.
Professor r. 6.