The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-18
Twiin City
NeUs Notes


East Chicago Womans Club held
their annual election of officers
Tuesday afternoon. at the home of
Mrs. William Mead. on Beacon
street At one o'clock a most de-
iicious luncheon was served. cafe
terra style. Mrs. L. B. Faust was
chairman of this committee The
home was decorated with lilies OF
the valley and iris There were
twenty-eight members and one
guest, Mrs. Steele, who is the guest
of her daughter. Miss Albert
Steele. a teacher in tho city schools
Following this splendid repast tn
election OF officers took place and
in the absence OF the chairman. Mrs
Abe Otteinheimer. the vice-chair
man, Mrs. II. K. Groves. presided
Those elected to ONCE for the com.
in gyear are: Chairman. Mrs. H. X
Groves; Vice Chairman. Mrs. r.
Robinson: Secretary. Mrs. e. B
Gibbs: Member of Membership
Committee, Mrs. J. K Reppa, and
Member of Nominating Committee
Mrs William Mead. The only fea-
d
talk by Mrs. j. r Thompson on
Mrs. Rose Putnam, a short story
writer. It was voted to have
post-season meeting in the middle
of June. in the rose garden in
Jackson Park, and complete their
study. Vanity Fair
Mr. ana Mrs J. F. Thompson en-
tertained the members of the Old
Rose Club last evening, at their
home on North Barring avenue. Mr.
and Mrs. Thompson are not mem
bers of the club but have been in
yited to substitute on a number of
occasions, and felt they would like
to have the pleasure OF entertain
ing this jolly crowd.
Tuesday evening Roy Felix, form
err principal of the Washington
Grade school and present principal
of the Mckinley school, was pleas
antly surprised when twenty-eigh
teachers of the former school
walked in on him at his home on
North Barring avenue. They had
fine lunch with them which was
token of their appreciation OF Mr..
Felix. they presented him with
beautiful floor reading lamp
Mrs. n. ]. Goetzenger. of Olcott
avenue. was taken to Mercy hospi-
tai in Chicago last week. where she
had an X-ray taken. but owing TO
her weakened condition she will
not be able to undergo an opera
ton AT the present time she is
taking treatments from DR.. Moor
head, specialist. from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Phillips, of
North Barring avenue, are expected
home the latter part or this week
from business trip to Texas.
Mrs J. Deering and son spent
yesterday with the formers moth
err, Mrs. T. Thomas. of Michigan
avenue.
Mrs. E r Smith, who has been
visiting at the home OF her hus
bands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. d.
Smith. left this morning for her
home in Columbus, Ohio. Her lit
tie son, VINO accompanied hei, -
indisposed and she thinks 1t best to
return home with him.
The following teachers from the
school entertained the
pupils who took part in the oper-
eta, Patricia: Miss Goldman, Miss
Alice williams. Miss Mullen. Miss
Mrs. Myers. Mr.. Ballou.
Mr. Mills. Mr.. Kellam and Miss
Ruth Elliott. who was unable to
Join the party on account of being
H. This was very much regretted. J
as Miss Elliott is instructor in
music and worked untiringly to ]
make Patricia the success it was.
This was the only thing to mar the
pleasure of the forty-five boys and
girls, who boarded the Green Line
street car at 3:15 yesterday after l.,
noon for jackson Park, where |
games and a pleasant picnic sup
per was enjoyed. They arrived |
home at a late hour all tired but
happy.
The Royal Neighbors will be en-
tertained this evening at 500
o'clock by Mesdames A. c. Duncan.
A. NJ. Duncan, V. Owens and F.
Schmidt, at Auditorium hall. All !
members are invited to attend.
At the Board of Health baby clinic
Tuesday afternoon at the city hall. |
Iuite an unusual thing happened ,
when a mother from Hammond. Mrs. |
Ningard brought her 9 months old
Iriplets to be examined. They are
two boys and a girl. their names are
wilford, Winstur and Winifred. |
They were found to be suffering
with the ricketts,.
Mrs. w. w. Warren of Michigan
city. is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Rance Olds, of North Magoun ave.
The Peter Jamieson's of Beacon St
are improving their property by add
ng a sun parlor to the front of the
house.
Mrs. S. Stone of Beacon St. was
called to GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Sunday,
by the serious illness of her bro
Their.
Miss Hattie Japka. who has been