Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 141, Hammond, Lake County, 5 December 1917 — Page 5

Wednesday, T)e 5. 1917.

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COMING I VI NTS. Th executive board of the Hammond "Woman's Club will me?t in the pastor's study room of the First Lptisl church Thursday evening: at 7:15 o'clock preceding the concert by the Royal Welsh lingers. The Wednesday' Afternoon Bridge !ub hus postponed its meetings until urier the holidays. The meeting of the Marquette Cut) which van announced for Friday afternoon of this week at the home of Mrs. F. . Pennine has been postponed until rcehber 14th when Mrs. W. O. 1'ax.ton w iH be hostess. A meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society or .St. Paul's ' Lutheran church w ill be hn'd Thursday afternoon at the church. The fifth division of the M. E. Ladies' Aid Society will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. P. J. Crown, "? Erie street. The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Jlethodist church will have its Christmas sale next "Wednesday Instead of Monday. There wilt be a meeting of the Xorth Skie Loyal Temperance Legion Thursday after school at the home of ".ladys

Utaves, 3T5 Elm street. WAKSriNO! j Personal Kngraved Xrnas Card ordrs should be placed at once, in order ! to avoid disappointmeui. See Postle-1

vaiie. 629 Hohman St.. Hammond. 12-4 The literature department of the Hammond Woman's Club met with Mrs. A. L. Murray, IS Elizabeth street, Tuesday afternoon. December 4th. About thirty members were " present to enjoy the delightful program arranged by Mrs. G. A. Fowelson. Mrs. E. J. Harrison reviewed Polish history and told especially of Paderewskl's work for lus rcople. Mrs. W. C. Harrison reviewed Polish literature and told particularly of Michtewtcz. poet laureate of Poland. ;sicnkSewicz was the author for the afternoon's study and the story of bis life n rid work was told by Mrs. .Mary Holm. Mrs. D. J. Moran told the story of his Uook, "AVith Fire and Sword." and gave the delineation of the rrin-'ipal characters of the story. Miss Milne, teacher of public speaking in the schools gave reading from Sienfclevvicz's best known book "Quo Vadis." Mrs. L. E. Bomherffr snng a Polish folk song and a Polish cradle song by Tschn ikow sky

an.i Mrs. Howard Oltz relayed "Iu bist j

die Huh" by Liszt. Mrs. A. L. Murray Rid Mrs. Charles Gruen preside! at a dainiy ta at the conclusion of the metir.g. HOME COOKING. Ciahhy's Cafe is now under new ir.aniir.erit. Mr. L. F. Pavts, Manager. A IV.

grant dainty collation was served. The table was decorated with ted carnations. There were covers for only the immediate relatives. Miss LilHe Schulli: I'lU biaied li r birthday anniversary at p. pleasant party last evening nt h.-r home in W. State stret-t. A color scheme of whit and pit.k was carried out at the tables and during the evening -two course luncheon was served. The guests numbered Mrs. i". SchuU. the Misses Ida Moore, Minnie Peterson, Lns. Kggcbrecht. Alma and Bertha Hass. Louise Ilieder. Elsie Ilicn:n and I.illie Schullz.

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The Women of MooelfHi't Legion j will give a benefit card party tor the. Ited Cross Friday night at Long's halt. J Admission, 15c. l.-f.

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The home of Mr. and Mrs. A Dubhert at 3S1 Michigan avenue was the scene cf a farewell party last eveninc given in honor of thir son Private Edward Dubbert who is returning to a camn in Delaware after a short leave. Piano and vocal solos were rendered by Miss Marguerite Pubbert and Mrs. J. W. Slingshy, ,ir.. and after their pro-

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-- A business and social meeting of lorcuss ('lass of Immannel's Kvaa&ciieal cluinh was held Monday evening at the home of Miss Alma Kaslen in Drackert street . The members arranged for a Christmas party to be given on the evening of Ieceniber 2th at the home of the Misses Hugo. To I South Hohman street and also outlined their work' for the new year. Music and games occupied the remainder of the evening and in conclusion a dainty collation was served. The December meeting of the Parent -Teachers Club of the Central school held yesterday afternoon in the kinderten room was well attended. A very entertaining program of games was given by the children of the tirst. second, third and fourth grades. Dr. E. M. Shanklin told of the Christmas plan or the Red Cross and was fallowed by Mrs. Floyd H. Adams who had as her subject "Obedience and Respect of Authority." Refreshments were served the members. The meeting of the Baptist Woman's Fnion on Thursday afternoon of this week will be held at the home cf Mis. O. 1.. Smith, 94 South Hohman street, instead of at the Centra J school as was fist announced. Mrs. R. H. H'-rzinger of the domestic science, department will have the lesson on War Breads iW the musical program is in charge of Mr"?. Wi'.key. The assisting hostesses are Mrs. M. A. McAloer. Mrs. W. Meyers. Mrs. A. E. Merry weather. Mrs. H. Minas. Mrs. M. W. Morton and Mrs. M. B. McDaniel The annual election of oft'iivrs took place last evening at. the meeting of the Cnity Review Xo. ? W. It. A. of the Maccabees and plans were made for the installation to take place at a meeting early in January. A social hour fol-

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by the Rev. T. C. Xag-ler. With the members Mrs. Quigg had as guests Mrs. 1". O. RicU. president, of the Centra L'nion; Mrs. L. It. Quigg, Mrs. Hunt, and Mrs. 15. Meyers. PefrehmtntS were perved and a social hour was enjnyfd f. !loli'.T the business meeting. Arrangements cere made to hold an l day session December 12th at the home of ilia. C I'amp. T::2 Claude slpe-t. The members will bring their lunch and spend the day vvorking fc.r the. lieu Cross. An important meeting of opal Hive Xo. Sf6 l. O. T. M. M. ook place last evening. Several applications were received and there was initiation of a class of (Bndidales ioltipwed by the election of officers. A joint installation of officers of the Gary Hive and Opal Hive of Hammond will be hold in Gary in January. The following are the officers : Past Commander Mrs. Elida Peterson. Commander Mrs. Clam Trimble. Lieutenant Commander Mrs. Barbara Pressel. Record Keeper Mrs. Grobner. Finance Keeper Mrs. Capitols S. hult J!. "uapli.li Mrs. McNecn. Sergeant Mrs. Rose Bosseid. Mislress-at-Arms Mrs. Anna. Stone. Sentinel Mrs. Rose Fo. Picket Mrs. Knott. t'aptain Mrs. Cannon Pianist Mrs. Gram.

Delegate Mrs. Williamson. Mrs. Charles' Lundqnist entertained a small company of guests yesterday alternoon at her home, 1246 Monroe street, in honor of her sister. Mrs. Puite. The patty celebrated her birthday anniversary. A prettily appointed two course luncheon was served for the following guests: Mrs. Wennstrom of Chesterton. llri. John Larson and Mrs. Oscar Nelson of Chicago. Mesdames Oltz. Kronsell. Eckenboj, Hipher, Hanson, Kallstroni and Moritz of Hammond.

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lowed the business meeting anfl refreshments were served. The officer? elected follows: CommanderMrs. Ida Tuley. Lieut. Commander Mrs. Nettie Scidler. - i Record Keeper Mrs. Mary Rostwtck. Finance Auditor Mrs. Lizzie Pontius. Chaplain Mrs. Mary Southach. Lady-a t-Arins Mrs. Ada Cox. Sergeant Mrs. Rae McCay. Sentinel Mrs. Flla Abblett. Picket Mrs. Emma Rundbom Musician Mrs. Hazel Findllng. Cartain of Guards Mrs. Edna Ashbuueher. Color Rearers Sirs. Lou Aldrich and Mrs. Millie Davis. Mrs. Henry Huber and Mrs. Cotton were entertained with the members of the Erthstane Club yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. P. E. Escher in Webb street. n was a thimble party and after spending s pleasant afternoon with their needle work the guests were served with refreshments. The December business meeting of the Homewood Magazine (.Tub was held yesterday afternoon with Mrs. G. E. Smith as hostess at her home. 904 South Hohman street. Mrs. O. A. Krinbill and Mrs. William Thutn-ere enrolled as new members and during the meeting b officers for the new year were elected. Mrs. G. E. Smith was elected president; Mrs. F. S. 'B"tz, vice president, and Mrs. W. A. Hill, secretary. Delicious refreshments were served at the close of the business ?eseion. An interesting program was given at the meeting of the German W. C. T. U. yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. eorge Quigg. The lesson was given

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Hammond Temple No. "Z Pythian Sisters will celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of its organization Thursday evening at the Temple, corner of Hohman and Ogden strets. The celebration will be in the nature of a reception and guests will be in attendance from all the temples in the county, including Eowell, Gary, Indiana Harbor, Whiting and East Chicago. The invitation to attend is extended all Pythian Sisters in Hammond. A program will be given and at the close refreshments ' will be served. Mrs. i;ii7.abeth Marker was re-elected president of William H. Calkins W. R. C. No. IMS at the meeting yesterday afternoon, making her seventh year as president. The other officers elected follows-

Senior Rean. Junior

Gadsby. Secretary Mrs. Akers. Treasurer Mrs. Christina Colgtove. Chaplain Mrs. Nannie Massman. Conductress Mrs. Alma Wolf. Guard Mrs. Ida Bensehop. Color Rearers Mrs. Lizzie Larson. Mrs. Mary Rabbitt. Mrs. Eydia Guss and Mrs. Mary Epps. Representative to state conventionMrs. Marnman. Tianist Mrs. Pearl Fads. Mrs. C. G. Sausaman of Garfield avenue entertained her two sisters. Mrs. Holiis Heter of Athens. Tnd., and Mrs.

Lavina Blackburn of Rochester. Ind.,

over Sunday, f'n Monday- they attended the stock show In Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. 1.. E. Hagaman of Kenwood attended the horse show in Chicago last evening. Edwin Foss. employed by the Northern Indiana Gas and Electric company sub'mitted to an operation for appendicitis yesterday at St. Margaret's hospital, it was reported today- that he was getting along satisfactorily. VF.MORICM. BATES In loving renietnbrJnoe of our dear mother. Mary Bates, who died one vear ago today. Mrs. E. E. Bsckey. Mrs. Olive Hupp. Airs. N. J. Austgen. Messrs. Clarence and Eenos Ba'" 1 S 1

Pli RED GROSS DRIVE

A. F. HenUcy of I ndianapolis. state director or the American Red Cross spent lat evening in Gary, conferring wflh the head of the local board. Mr. Rentley is advocating a consolidation of the individual chapters in each county, in order to simplify the work at state headquarters, which is gigantic in its present proporations. This would not interfere with the present organizations in any manner, excepting that reports would fe sent to Indianapolis in one large, rather than cjuite a number of small, accounts, and thereby condense the bookkeeping at headquarters to a considerable degree. Th? movement would realty be nothing more than a federation of the chapters. C. Oliver Holmes received the appointment last evening of district representative on the state executive board. At the meeting in the T. M. C. A. yesterday morning of the local board, the question of putting through another membership drive before. Christmas was discussed. Oliver Starr of the hapter. advised taking no action during the holiday time, as there are constant voluntary memberships coming jn ancl the work has beei progressing so rapidly and well that it would seem advisable to let matters rest during the holiday season. It was also announced that a national movement is new lieing made to provide service flags for all homes in vv hb h one or more members belong to the Red Cross. The aim of the organization is to raise the membership to Jo.oon.non people.

UOLOSJM -MEETING Mayor E. A. Krost of Crown Point Gives His Official Valedictory.

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city council met for Vh- ir last regular ; meeting cf the year last evening atid transacted quite a grist of business. He- ides allowing the regular hudget of monthly bills, the council authorized the waterworks committee of the city council to take the initial steps toward the purchase of the. lot north of and adjoining the waterworks plant. The waterworks committee has recommended the purchase of the land which is owned by Ernest H. Hixon and the deal will probably be put threush. The city is badly in need of additional ground around the water works plant for the sinking of wells and the council has determined to secure adclitional territory while it is available. The council passed two ordinances on third reading by a unanimous vote, one fixing the salary of the city marshal at ?K0 per month, and the other repealing the ordinance passed in April, 1312, providing for the employment or a deputy city clerk and the ordinance passed about tha Mtiw time providing for the deputy clerk salary. The council instructed the safety committee in conjunction with the chief of thfl fire tleparttnent to investigate the methods whereby the farge bell at the fire station could Ve sounded bysome electrical deviee. giving the department members and citizens a better chance to hear an alarm when sounded. Major Krost made a most befitting farewell address to the council; stating the pleasure he had taken in the duties in serving as mayor for the last four years. Mayor Krost stated that he left the office with reluctance, only on account of the very cordial relations he had experienced in his capacity as the exerutive head of the city.

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CHURCH INSTITUTE OFEWT CLOSING

Efficiency Work Ends Tonight at Union Meeting at Cong. Church.

Tha co-operative Church Efficiency Institute, conducted under direction of th Federation of Gary churches, will close tonight -with the union meeting at 7:45 o'clock at the First ConRTeRation chujc hat Sixth and Madison. Dr. A. V. ilc.Garrah of Chicatro, noted church efficiency expert, will address this nieetinjr and outline final general plans for the simultaneous church financial canvass to he. conducted Funday by a. group of churches of the federation. All churh workers of the city are Invited to attend this meeting totiifrht and especially ar all persons, who are to a?sit in making: the financial canvass, urged to be present. Dr. McOarrah addressed a union meeting of the women from the various churches at the Congregational church this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Last night he held an important conference with members cf the official boards of the First Presbyterian church. In the six days of the church efficiency institute, including the opening meetings, Nov. 27. Dr. McOarrah will have spoken at three union meetings, delivered addresses in six different churches, including one district union gathering, met with the pastors on two occasions, and held numerous special conferences with church boards, pastors and other wflrkers.

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