The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-20
Hall drew Wedding.

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The marriage of Miss Florence Hall
to Guy Drew, which took place in Chi
cago last week will come as a surprise
to the friends of the couple.
The bride is the daughter of W. S.
Hall of Sheridan avenue and is well and
favorably known here where she has
lived ever since a child.
The groom was formerly of Indiana
Harbor where he has relatives and a
host of friends, but he recently went
to Englewood to reside and it is there
that the couple will make their future
home.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Drew have the
best wishes of their many Whiting
friends.
Frank Miles, who is employed in
carrying the mail. was given vacation
by Uncle Sam, which he will spend in
Michigan City. His position is being
filled by his brother, Leslie Miles.
Miss Emma Swan was in Chicago yes
terday.
Frank Shorts of Neosha, Kan, spent
few hours here Tuesday night as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Harr. Mr..
Shorts is enroute to his home in Penn
sylvania where he will visit his par
ents and little son.
| Harry Kiefe left last night for Cedar
Rapids, Ia.
| Mrs. James E. Twitt entertained sew
eral ladies at card party at her home
in Oliver street Tuesday night in hon
or of Mrs. Fred Brett of Alton. A most
enjoyable evening was spent.
Maurice Hartnett has returned from
| the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago
slightly improved in health.
Miss Rosie schaefer has returned
from Chicago where she has been Wis
iting two weeks with relatives.
Theodore Hammer of Dyer. visited
Tuesday with his sisters, Mesdames
Schaefer, Koch and Scheer and also
sister in law, Mrs. Andrew Hammer OF
Oliver street.
The sisters of st. Michaels school re-
TURNED yesterday from ST. Marys-in-
the Woods at Terre Haute, to resume
their duties for the coming year.
Miss Margaret Crothy of South Chi
cago was a Whiting visitor Tuesday
evening.
Miss Carol NJ. Kiefe is visiting il
Danvers, Mass.
L. H. Mattern and daughter, Miss
Louise. were in Chicago Tuesday.
Mrs. Fox and children are back from
a visit with relatives near Joliet.
Miss Anna Shepherd and Olive ant
Edward Shepherd, who have been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gregg, foi
several days, returned to their home IL
Hyde Park.
Mrs. Alberding and son have returned
to their home in Chicago after visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenny, o
Sheridan avenue.
Misses Helen Mattern, Jessie Duggan
Jessie Curtis, Amy Marshe and Rub.
= Hughes, will be the guests of Mis-
> Ruth G. Dale at her home in Winnetk;
H.. tomorrow.
Misses Fay and Clara Curdy an
Stella Printon of Alton, Ill, who hav
| been guests at the home of Roy Gree
left yesterday for a visit in Chicago.
Roy Green was at home Tuesda
] evening in honor of his guests Misse
Fay and Clara Curdy and Stella Prin
ton of Alton, Ill. The main diversio
: of the evening was cards. the favor
q being awarder to Amy Marshal an
Ffoyt Ogram, first; Jessie Curtis an
Up. P Pfeifer, consolation. Refresh
: ments were served by the hosts moth
). err and at late hour the twenty-fou
r young people left for their homes, a
voting Mr. Green a decidedly cleve
v host.
+ The w. c. o. f. will give an ic
;cream social in the Soltwedel block to
: morrow night for the benefit of tn
5. Sacred Heart church.
Andrew Sorenson Of Steiglitz Par
is suffering with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Stout, of One Hun
Idred and Nineteenth street, have move
to haywood, Ill Mr.. Stout was tn
= proprietor Of the bicycle and automobil
y shop at Clark and One Hundred an
Nineteenth street. This place is no
closed up.
l. Mrs. Charles Cole attended meetin
in of the Trainmen's Auxiliary in Sout
Of Chicago yesterday.
n Mrs ]. c. Miles and daughter, Haze
lie were in Chicago yesterday.
Miss Lille Hansen of Chicago is vi:
Sc iting at the home of Miss Marguerit
~ Hughes of Fred street.
William Hickey is engaged in takin
the official numbers of voters for II
20 state.
~ Mr. and Mrs. OConnor and childre
f. of Hammond were the guests of NJ
n and Mrs Charles Cole of Fred sire
last evening.
IN L. F. Coddington of Pennsylvan
IN avenue, is spending his vacation in I
to Porte.
Mrs. Jack OKeefe is i'll at her hon
in One Hundred and Nineteenth sire
with typhoid fever.
Y Fred Harr, who has recently r
turned from a Michigan summer r
~ sort is i'll again with rheumatism.
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