The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-29
WHITING NEWS

Misses Edytha Hollett. Josie R. Rob
erts and Elizabeth Pritchard, accom-
panied by James Greenebaum, DR.. Percy
Hubbard and Harry Hutchinson of Chi
cago saw The Goddess Of Liberty at
the Princess theater in Chicago. on
Thanksgiving evening.
The 800" club win meet on next
Monday evening at the home of Miss
Edytha HoIlett of Oliver street.
Misses Gaynelle Eaton and Essie
Hatch and Messrs Herman Trowe and
Vincent James attended the dance at
the White City Thursday evening.
Miss Mae Melvin will entertain the
Bridge Whist club at her home in La
porte avenue next Tuesday night.
Mrs. Fred Brinkman and Mrs. Fred
Isbey of Michigan City spent Thanks
giving with their son and brother, John
Brinkman. of Davidson place.
Rev NJ. c. Wright of the NJ. E.
church will return today from Indian
apolis. where he has been for several
days assisting Rev. Lewis OF the Morris
street NJ z. church in conducting re-
vivaI services.
Henry s. Davidson left today for
Indianapolis as a Lake county delegate
to meeting which will be held in con-
nection with the recent gravel road
trouble
Misses Margaret and Loretta Mich
aely and Grace Gill and Gertrude
Lauer saw Billie Burke in Love
Watches" at Powers theater. Chicago,
Saturday afternoon.
Alex. Connors Of Chicago was the
guest of Junior swartz at his home in
Sheridan avenue yesterday.
Miss Loretta Michaely returned to
her home in Michigan City yesterday
after spending a few days with rela-
tives here. Her sister, Miss Margaret
Michaely returned home with her tc
remain for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whitaker have
been spending several days here visit
ing the formers aunt, Mrs. William
Porter, but will leave tomorrow fol
their home in Niles, Q. Mrs. Whitaker
was formerly Miss Susie Thompson O.
this city, who was married last Tues
day at the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. James Thompson at Woo
River, Ill.
Miss Anna Slower entertained a few
friends at her home in Ohio avenue oil
Friday evening in honor of Mr.. an
Mrs. Richard Whitaker, nee Susi
Thompson.
! The Misses Leila and Clara Gierke,
of Michigan City are visiting thei
aunt, Mrs. s. A Dancer of One Hun
! dred and Nineteenth street.
Mrs. Margaret Johnson and grand
. daughter, Ruth Collins, visited wit
! Mrs. Pixley of Pullman Friday even
ing.
! Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Kelly of Indian
. boulevard entertained the formers sis
ter. Mrs Upsall. and husband and so
a of Chicago.
\ Mrs. Edward c. Clarke and daughte
have returned to their home in Altor
ILL.,, after spending several weeks here
9 visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. job
. Wyle of New York avenue.
+ Misses Mary A. Hickey, Margare
= Moylan and Nellie McEnif visited wit
. Chicago friends yesterday.
Mn and Mrs. Frank Eaton and fam
= lily of New York avenue have no
moved into their new home on Sherida
avenue.
= C. H. Fiheld of oliver street left o
Saturday night for a business trip t
Philadelphia.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Der
jamin Weidman was christened at the
home on Schrage avenue by Rev. Al
: DIRE of the Swedish Luthern church
\ South Chicago. and was named Ralr
Benjamin. The sponsors were Mis-
OreTa Butts of Michigan City ar
ia Oscar Hendrickson of Grand Crossin
- Among those present were: Mr.. ar
- Mrs Marshall Rapp and daughter
Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rapp al
daughter, Mr.. George Butts and Miss
Leila and Clara Gterkey of Michigi
20 City, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Weidman, N
~ and Mrs. Gus Weidman and family. NJ
~ and Mrs Al Johnson and Mr.. and Nj
Carlson and son Albeen.
Mrs Marshall Rapp will enterta
several Whiting friends at her hor
in Chicago on Wednesday.
III Miss Constance Trowe of Englewo
spent the week end at the home
u Mrs. A. KIose Of One Hundred and Min
teenth street
l. Miss Ella C. Klose returned on Sa
urday from Chesterton, where she W
u the guest Of friends.
&c Messrs. Arnold Exton and Charl
D Miller left this morning for Lafayet