The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-02
WHITING NEWS
d. of L. Elect Officers.

| ~. VI II. ElScI OmceTS.
The annual election of officers OF
Union council No. 9, D. of L, took place
! on Wednesday night.
The members elected for the ensu-
ing year was as follows:
Past councillor-olive ]. Cole.
Councillor-Mollie Freese.
Associate ouncillor-EmeIine mint
gan.
Vice councillor-Cora Kelly.
associate vice councillor-Catherin
Stewart.
Recording secretary-cora Brown.
associate secretary-Nora Dauzen.
FINANCIAL secretary-Mary Hayes.
Treasurer-Florence Helman.
Guide-Catherine Rabe.
inside guide-JosephIne Bumhour.
Jr. ex. councillor-Edna Perrigo.
Jr. ex. associate councillor - Cora
Hayes
Trustees: Emeline Milligan. Nettie
Drake and Robert Crow.
The installation of these officers will
take place on Jan. 18th, when ban
quet VIII be rendered the past officers.
vaughn Smith returned to his home
In Gary on Thursday after visiting
Few days with his aunt, Mrs. James
foroace, OF Fischrupp avenue.
Arthur Strong, who has been the
guest of Warren Beaubien of IAporte
avenue returned yesterday to his home
in Pontiac, Ill
frank Duggan entertained former
schoolmates, John and Cyril Larkin. Of
south Chicago at his home in Pennsvl
vania avenue Thursday. Mr.. Duggan
entertained several friends at dinner
In honor of his guests.
Miss Lindsay Campbell and Master
Leslie Campbell celebrated their six
teenth birthday anniversary on
w ednesday evening by entertaining
their class members, the juniors of the
nigh school at their home in PennsyI-
vania avenue. Their home was most
artistically decorated and resented a
most beautiful spectacle.
The evening was spent in music and
games, the prizes being awarded to the
following: Misses Irma Krout and Edith
1aroner and Joseph Peceny and War
rem Beaubien.
In addition to the members of 1910
present, Charles Kleiber and Arthur
Strong also attended the function.
Miss Gaynelle Eaton entertained sew
eral friends at her home in Fred street
on Wednesday evening.
Mayor Fred ]. Smith made a short
business trip to Wellsboro, Ind.
Mrs. Dan Louer is home from Man
haitian
the illness of her mother.
Miss Olive Louer has been enter
tanning Amber, Minnie and Charles
Metz and Miss Elsie Trohn and Mr..
Henry Groin at her home in Central
avenue The young people all left for
their home in Joliet, ILL.,, on Wednes-
day.
Miss Jessie Helm has been entertain
ing her cousin, Ralph Rumbaugh. and |
a friend from New Buffalo. Mich. at her
home in White Oak avenue for several |
days.
Mrs. M. stigitz visited her niece
Eva Cohen. at the Michael Reese hos
pital in Chicago.
John Mander is back at his duties /
in the Lake Shore depot, after work |
ing in the Indiana Harbor depot for
several days.
Gus Waldorf came home from the |
Peoples hospital Chicago. to snend |
New Years with his parents On /
avenue.
Sol Oppenheimer of Washington n /
c. formerly one of our most prominent
business men. called on Whiting
friends on last Wednesday, Mr.. Open
heimer was called to South Chicago
by the critical illness of his brother.
Abe Oppenheimer, one of South Chi
lagos leading merchants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bridge have moved
here from South Bend, Ind. and are
living on Indiana boulevard. Mr..
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