The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-14
INDIANA HARBO.R.

of Mrs. A. P. Brown of East Chicago at
luncheon Thursday afternoon. A de-
lightful time is reported by the ladies,
who declared that Mrs. Brown is unex-
celled as a hostess of ability and
charm.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Singer of
Grapevine street are contemplating
moving into the Lansfield flats on Hem
lock street.
A party of Indiana Harbor ladies
belonging to the Ladies' Aid society of
the Christian church were entertained
at the home of their pastor, Rev. H. A.
noon. An enjoyable time was held by
all
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Summers of
Grapevine street will entertain num-
Der of friends this evening.
j. w. Walker of Michigan avenue
will spend Sunday at his home in Gun
nessville.
Mr.. Edward German of the Walker &
Barrett store on Michigan avenue left
this evening for Morocco, Ind, where
he will visit his wife over Sunday.
w. C. Barrett of Michigan avenue
spent yesterday afternoon in Chica-
go transacting business for his com
pany.
Miss Ethel Collins is suffering with
slight attack of lagrippe.
The local Ladies of the Maccabees
held their regular business session in
Cline's hall last evening. Plans for
the production of comedy were
discussed and the ladies will doubt
less renew their efforts in this direc-
ton before the first of the year.
The art exhibit at the Lincoln build
ing last evening was well attended.
The pictures displayed were of unusual
merit, and those urging the display
are to be complimented upon their
energy in presenting to residents of
| the Harbor examples of the world s.
art of today.
Mrs. Milton Davis and daughter OF
owen Sound, Ont. are spending a few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T
| NJ. C. Hembrof of Fir street
Attorney P. A. Parks of Michigan
avenue will spend Sunday at his home
in Valparaiso.
Walter s. Ross of the East Chicago
company and Attorney T. NJ. C. Hem
broff were visitors at the Business
| Mems club sessions in Hammond las
evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E
| church will meet at the home of Mrs
| E. Hoch on Adds avenue next Thurs
day afternoon. AS business of import
| opca sS 20 he oo1Sidarad ao-1xy -,,aptiov
of the engagements is announced. Mrs
George Summers of Adds avenue will
assist the hostess in the entertainment
| of her guests.
4 Plans are under way for an oyste1
supper to be given in Cline's hall OF
Dec. 18th by the ladies of the loca
Baptist church.
Charles E. Fowler was a Chicag,
business visitor yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Garrett of Plymouth, Mrs Nc
Coy of Bourbon and Mrs. K. c. Mons
and Mrs. C. B. McCrum of Michigan
avenue yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. H. E. McCrum transacted bust
ness In Chicago yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Colder of On
Hundred and Thirty-sixth street en-
tertained Messrs. Drummond, Tolmie
Dobbie and wives last evening.
DR.. ]. A. Teegarden was a Ham
mond hospital visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Roy Travis of Michigan ave
nue. has recovered from her recent at
tack of the grippe.
Attorney Walter ]. Riley will atten
a Chicago theater production tomor
row afternoon.
Mrs. F. E. Nagle of the South Ba
hotel was a Chicago business visito
Il yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. W. A Nixon of New York cit
arrived last evening and will spen
the winter at the South Bay hote
Mr.. Nixon. husband of the guest. i
head chemist of the Westrumite com
pany at Whiting.
f. ], Teal OF Michigan avenue wa
a Hammond business visitor yesterda
afternoon.
Miss Marie Lees of Chicago arrive
this morning and will spend the winte
in the Harbor as the guest of her uncl,
Mr.. ]. W. Lees, of the Inland Stes
company.
= W. B. Van Horne Of Fir street lef