The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-29

the Woman American Legion met
last evening at the Legion Hall TO
welcome home the TWO delegates,
Mrs w. S. Howat and Mrs. w. ;.
Patton, who have just returned from
the American Legion convention in
Terre Haute. Following the BUSH
ness meeting the ladies gave an in
terestinE account OF the doings al
the convention which they attended
and a social hour of informality
followed Something unusually big
is in store for the next meeting
which every member with the
slightest bump of curiosity will be
interested in. This will all be re-
vealed at the next meeting. Octob-
or the twelfth. at the Legion hall.
Hammond people will be Neenly
Interested In the fact that Miss
Frances Rist. a daughter Of Rev
erend and Mrs Rist of Hammond,
who Is a Junior at DePauw Univer-
sity, has been appointed Scholarship
Chairman of the Women's Self-Gov-
eminent Association. Miss Rist has
not only been on the honor roll
successfully. but holds the distinc-
ton of having made the highest
grades of her class last year with
an excellent scholastic record.
Word has been received in Ham
mond by friends of Miss Genevieve
Gauthier, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Gauthier of Webb street. that she
has been pledged as a member Of
the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority
at the University of Illinois
Mrs. Earl Cole of 1873 Highland
street opened her home yesterday
afternoon TO the members of tho
Thursday Afternoon 500 Club. Aft
er a few hours of play. Mrs. a. ID.
Carr!gan and Mrs. z Cole came out
with the best scores. and Mrs. Dean
was given the consolation prize.
Mrs Cole served attractive refresh
ments during the game and Il was
decided that the next meeting would
be with Mrs Joe Hahn. 1874 Highland
street next Thursday. october the
fifth
Golf interest will run high again
tomorrow at the Hammond Country
club when more of the matches for
the presidents trophy will be In
play during the afternoon. Another
attraction has been planned In ad-
dition to the regular matches when
a two ball mixed foursome Will be
staged at four o'clock Judging by
| the enthusiasm previously shown in
the mixed foursome on Labor Day
| a large crowd is expected to take
advantage of the splendid weather
and incidently to try for the prize
which will be offered to the win
| ners of this match.
| Forty-four members OF the Wal
lace school ParentTeachers Associ-
| alton met yesterday afternoon at the
| school for the purpose of reorganiz-
| ing for the year. The meeting was
| opened with a song by the seventh
| grade pupils, which was followed
| by the election of officers Mrs. T.
| 0. Cosgrove was made president
| Mrs. ]. Minsl1er. vice president. and
Mrs. D. H. Strong, secretary treas
| urer. Following that, C. G. Cald-
well and Mr.. Forsythe both gave
| inspiring talks upon religious cdu-
cation. The benefit OF the practice
| Of this sort of thing as well as the
| theory was illustrated by the sing
ing of religious songs by the chill
dren of the various grades. The
meeting was adjourned TO meet
again on Tuesday, October the
twenty-fourth, at tho Wallac {
school.
Mrs. Carrie Parsons. formerly OF
Hammond but now of ST Louis, is
visiting with her son and his fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Parsons OF
West Detroit street. for some time
Irving school l. T. L VIII mee'
Saturday afternoon at two thirty
at the home of Gordon and Mary
Frances Randall. SO One Hundred
| Flftieth street. All the children q
all interested are invited.
The ladies' OF the Hammond Coun
try Club will enjoy ar afternoon o
cards tomorrow afternoon. Satur
day, September the thirtieth. at tw'
thirty O'Clock. Mrs. Thomas Ober
lin will act as hostess
Mrs. Armand Rous, sister 0
M~s. Joseph Ibach of kenwood ave
, nue. Is expected to arrive today 70
a stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Ibach
-
Janeiro, Brazil. South America. I
Visit in the States for some time.
The annual meeting OF tho LAX
4 County Humane Society will be he'll
on Monday evening, October tn
ninth, at seven thirty o'clock at tn
Central school. instead OF Monda,