The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-24
WHITING NEWS

Frank WenzeI of Chicago was Wis
itor here yesterday.
Several ladies from whiting attended
the meeting of the Tribe of Ben Hur,
in Hammond. last evening.
Miss Mary Lee of st. Charles, Ill,
but who is attending Northwestern
| university at Evanston. H.. was called
here by the death Of her grandfather,
Henry Schwalm.
Mrs. Fred r. Mcknight of Indiana
Harbor visited her mother. Mrs. Jo-
| seph Greenwald of Sheridan avenue.
on Monday.
Mrs Frank NJ. Long and the Misses
Lila Schoeneman, Estella Hem and Mae
the Apollo club, in Chicago. on Monday
night.
Desk Sergeant Clay Collins is con-
fined to his home in One Hundred and
Nineteenth street with the grippe.
Mrs. Joseph vacha, who has been
very i'll with pneumonia at st. Mar
| garet's hospital, in Hammond, is re-
covering and will soon be able to re-
turn home.
The Daughters of Liberty will give
the second of the series of pedro par
ties to be given by them in the I. o.
o. F. hall this evening
Helen Ahlendorf returned from Ham
mond yesterday, where she spend a few
days with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ahlendorf in Sheffield avenue.
The funeral Of the 2-months-oId son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Soupa of Schrage
avenue was held yesterday, from Fa-
the Benedict's church. Interment was
at Hammond.
Mrs. ]. z. Miles of Laporte avenue
entertained her mother. Mrs. Lucinda
Hampton of Hobart, Monday. Mrs.
Miles and her mother went to Chicago
to visit her cousin, Mrs. Hope O'Brien.
who is very i'll.
The annual day of prayer Of the Wo-
mans Home Missionary society of the
Methodist church will be observed to-
morrow at Whiting. Those taking part
(. will be the auxiliaries of Hammond
Hobart. East Chicago, Gary, Indiana
Harbor and Whiting.
An exceptionally fine an-day program
has been prepared, which is herewith
appended:
9.30-Reception.
10:e0-Consecration and Prayer
-Paper-Homer Ivey. Indiana
Harbor: Our Work Among the Nor
mons" Music-Special East Chicago
11:o5-Paper: The Problem of the
American Negro"-W. f. Switzer. Ham.
mond. Music-special. Hammond.
11:4O-Paper: The West, the Prom.
ised Land of Observation-Disclosures Ku
omen, Hobart.
II. Noon-Prayer-Mr Whitby.
12:1o-Adjourned for lunch
1:30-Music: Special. Indiana Harbor
=" 1:4O-Devotions and Sermon, subject
'cfhe Religious Life of the Home al
e Determining the Call to the Chris
: tian Ministry. T. Briggs, Ham
: mond.
:: 2:3O-Paper: THE White slav
9 Traffic.. H Palmer East Chicago.
a 3:05-Paper: The Foreign Popua
tion of the Calumet Region"-Georg
E. Duen. Gary.
= 3:S5-Paper: THE Relation of tn
= Pastors Wife to the Women's Mission
airy Societies"-Mrs. A. t. Briggs, Ham
mond.
Adjournment.
The Royal Neighbors gave a pedr
:: party on Monday night at the home O
N Mrs. Capitola Black of New York ave
! nue. The prizes were awarded as fol
r lows:
First Qadies)-Mrs Lahayn, Rob
\ ertsdale.
second-Mrs. NJ. Holman.
- First (gentlemen)-OIli Hayes, Rob
ertsdale.
: Second-Mr. r. Baumgarten.
The next pedro party of the serie
Iy to be given by this order will be hel
in on March s, at the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. Nicholson. Robertsdale.
Or The Whiting chapter, o. E. s, hel
their regular meeting on Monday nigh
M The order had made arrangements fc
i. the entertaining of Mrs. Pauline Sun
, mers. grand matron, of Indianapoli
er but Mrs. Summers found it impossib
m to be present
y Irene Stewart of Sheridan aven1
- ! was the victim of a peculiar accidel
: yesterday, while washing she wrenche
= the cords in her neck in such a mar
- ner that it is impossible for her
r. raise her head.
~ Mrs. Adam ston visited her husbar
re- at St. Margaret's hospital, in Han
ne mond, yesterday.
1e David Wayne was an East Chicae
~ visitor yesterday.
1 ROBERTSDALE.