The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-09

The Eastern Star chapter of
Chesterton, Indiana. entertained the
past matrons of Porter and Lake
county yesterday for a most enjoy
able time. A lovely luncheon was
served at one o'clock and the after
noon which followed was spent in
formally and the general business
meeting was taken care of. The
ladies from Hammond " no attended
were Mrs. ]. O. Thompson. Mrs.
J. NJ Keller. Mrs. George Clemens,
Mrs Joseph Mcconnell and Mrs
William WINERY.
The Womans Home Missionary
Society OF the FRS NJ. L church
viii meet with Mrs. John Gavit at
| her home on the corner OF Highland
street and Iyslop place on Friday
afternoon. November the tenth. at
two thirty o'clock. Reports of the
National and Conference convention
viii be given and It is hoped that
| there viii be full attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs 2. +. Trowe of Wal
ter street are announcing the birth
Of a fine daughter born on Monday.
November The sixth. The little girl
has been named Maxine May
Miss Margaret Dillon and Miss
Wilma Schmidt OF Hammond were
recent visitors in Indianapolis and
stopped at the Hotel Lincoln while
there.
The Sigma Beta Rho Sorority
viii be entertained this evening at
he home of Miss Ruth Grossman
Of Sibley street
Miss Wilma Bieker of Douglas
street and Miss Katherine Bivin of
bloomington. Indiana, who has been
the house guest of Miss Virgene
Hammond of Glendale Park. left
Hammond this noon for Blooming
ton. Miss Sienor Will be the guest
of the girls in Delta Gamma al the
University of Indiana and Miss
Bivin Will return to her home there
in Bloomington.
The Trestle Club was charmincly
entertained by Miss Amelia Stiglitz
at her home n Siblcy street Bridge
was in play with honors being
made by Miss Rena Schlesinger. In
the dining room a chop suey lunch
con was served the members in true
Oriental sty,e. The only table dec
orations being the different colore-i
painted plates. carved tea pots AM
chop sticks
A few of the new books at the
public library which are becoming
popular with Hammond readers.
From a College Window Benson
Sea Power in the Pacific. Bywater
Occupations. GOWN.
Conquest OF Fear. King.
Projects in Primary Grades. krack-
owizer.
My Discovery of England. Leacock
Teaching by Projects. McMurry.
Problems in American Democracy
Williamson.
Readings in American Democracy
Williamson.
Psychology Of High School Subjects
Judd
History OF tine United States Since
the Civil War. Oberholtzer.
Value of Good Manners. Bailey.
Behind the Mirrors. Gentleman
with a Duster.
The Washington Conference. Buell.. 4
A Glance Toward Shakespeare.
Chapman.
The Advertising Man. Calkins.
Memories Of Eighty Years Depew.
Tales of Lonely Trails. Grey.
Food Poisoning. Jordan.
Everyday Manners.
Parody outline of History. Stewart
Revolt Against Civilization. Stod-
dard.
New Homes for Old (The Emigrant).
Breckenridge.
Direction of Human Evolution. Con-
Sympathy and System in Giving.
Street
Federal Farm Loan System in Oper-
alton Wiprud.
The Engineer. Hammond.
Outwitting Your Nerves. Jackson.
Finding Your Job. Shidle.
A Heap O. Livin.' Guest.
The Womans Benefit Association
Of the Macabees will hold a district
meeting Friday evening. November
the tenth, In Gary at the X. Of 2.
hall at seven thirty o'clock. The
regular routine work Will take place
and there will be talk on health
by DR.. H. Macbeth of Fort Wayne.
Grace Meredith, the great command
er is coming from Wabash. Indiana.
and Mrs. Ashbaucher. district dep
uty of Hammond. will talk. This
promises to be a splendidly inter
esting meeting.
The members OF the Marquette
Club are to be welcomed to the
home of Mrs. Lawrence Cox on
South Holman street for a one
| o'clock luncheon tomorrow. Friday.
November the tenth. Bridge will
follow the serving of luncheon
The Pythian Sisters will enjoy a