The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-09
WHITING NEWS

Mrs Fred Slade. who went to Ne
braska about two months ago for the
benefit Of her health. has returned
home and was greatly benefited by the
change in climate.
Misses Anna WelIette and Ingrie
Hendrickson attended the services at
the Nazarene church in Hammond last
evening.
Mrs. Sam Ingraham was in Chicago
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ceiga enter
tanned several friends at their home
IN New York avenue last evening in
honor of the latter's sister and hus-
band. who are visiting here from Low
ell Music was the main diversion Of
the evening, several numbers being
rendered by Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hend-
rickson
Mrs Elizabeth JOHNSON, who spent
two days with whiting friends, re-
turned to her home IN Chesterton this
morning.
Helen Parody Parsacouta. eldest
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Parsacouta,
has Withdrawn from the eighth grade
in the public school and entered
boarding school in Michigan.
Mrs. Collins of Cleveland. o.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. John McFadden of New
castle. Pa, who have been visiting at
the McFadden home in oliver street.
have returned to their respective
homes.
Several ladies from Whiting attended
Miss Dingmans art exhibit in Prairie
avenue. Chicago, last evening.
Mrs. A. Klose. and niece Miss Elsie
Trowe viii spend tomorrow with the
formers daughter, Miss Ella Klose, at
the Valparaiso university.
Miss Margaret Munro is attending
Burton Holmes trayeloges, which are
being given in the Orchestra hall in
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Clark left last night
for a short trip to Alton, H. They
will soon go to Alton to reside perma-
nently as Mr. Clark will be superin-
tendent of the Standard Oil company's
new refinery which is in the course of
construction there.
Miss Ganelle Eaton, accompanied by
her sister. Mrs. Maud Bell, attended
the matinee at the auditorium this af
ternoon.
Wesley Jenkins of South Chicago
Hays dancing school. which was held
in GoebeTs hall last night, was un-
usually well attended
David Spencer Will attend lecture
given by the Y. NJ. c. A. at Central
hall Chicago. this e.ening
Mrs Ed Clark entertained ten ladies
at a o'clock dinner at her home on
one Hundred and Nineteenth street.
Thursday evening. Those in attend
ance were: Mesdames William Curtis,
and sister, Mrs. A. Wetmore of Cleve-
land; H. F. Fifeld, 3. Parks J. r.
Twitt. T. N Gavit, +. p. Lewis II. f.
Beaubien and r. L. Denham.
George w. Humphreys and son are
visiting in Salem Va.
The high school girls defeated the
teachers and the alumni team in a
game of basket ball which was played
at Mettiers hall last night The score
was p to 8.
The Eastern Star lodge will hold a
special meeting Monday evening at
which three new members viii be in
itiated.
Mrs. Wesley Thorpe of New York
avenue still remains very Ill with APP
pendicitis.
Mrs. Thice. who was formerly a
Whiting resident and who now lives
in Chicago. has opened a store which
was formerly occupied by Mrs. Quinn,
on East one Hundred and Nineteenth
street Her stock Will consist of a
small line of groceries. confectionery
and tobacco
Mrs. D. +. szymanski and daugh-
ter, Miss Jennie Of Indiana Harbor.
were in this city yesterday.
Mrs J. p Beardsley of Hammond
visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Condor. yesterday.
Mrs NJ. Jones Of East one Hundred
and Nineteenth street. is entertaining
her brother. Charles Heller. of Chester
ton.
Charles Heller ana Alfred Lang
meyer saw THE Lost Trail" at the
Calumet last evening.
Mrs. Johnson Of % one Hundred and
Nineteenth street. has as her guest her
sister from Cleveland Q.
Word has been received from Rus
sell Burnham, who is attending the
univ ttS4tA ~ NtlNSAt1tt9t4Ss AAitl.s SAdllRG
that he is progressing nicely with his
studies and as ne Is working for his
board. room and laundry, is well
pleased with his work
Mr.. and Mrs John Nyhon returned
yesterday morning from their wedding
trip and will so t. Gary to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs W. 4. Thomas were in
Hammond last evening.
Helen Ahlendorf received a bad cut
on her head yesterday while playing
on the school grounds. She was
thrown to the ground. striking her
head on stone.