The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-20
EAST CHICAGO.
Maccabees Install Oficers.

Maccabees Install Officers.
The local Maccabees' auxiliary in
stalled their officers for the coming
year on Tuesday evening, with Mrs.
Anna Lundquist as installings officer
The official rank are as follows:
COMMUNICATIVE Hulda Lager.
Lieutenant communicable Dix
on.
Record keeper-Mrs. Kate Stirling
Financial auditor-Mrs. Anna Zerier
Chaplain-AIrs. Lizzie Jordan
Sergeant-Mrs. Anna Patterson
Mistress-at-arms Mrs. Margaret
Harris.
.Sentinel-Mrs. Sophia Harmon.
Piclet-Mrs. Mary Davis.
Physician-Dr. Sarah Noble.
Prempter-Mrs. Anna Lundquist.
Mrs. Lundq1ist was presented with
a beautiful bouquet of American Beau
ty roses.
Following the installation, Mrs. 2. ID.
Stirling entertained the members of the
hives in celebration of her birthday.
Mrs. Stirling served a four-course
luncheon, consisting of coffee, cake.
salad, fruit, sandwiches and cold meats.
The session was one of the most in
teresting that the order has known for
some time and the ladies are well
pleased with the outlook for the coming
year.
The session of the Congregational
Mems club at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T. Davis last night was well
attended. Mr. Davis proved an admir-
able host and the papers delivered by
the members were worthy Of COM
mendation. Rev Brown spoke rather
1engthiIy onFthe Church and It's Work"
while A. NJ w. Johnson of Magoun told
of the progressive work of the present
legislature.
James sWhittlesey of South Bend tran
sacted business in East Chicago yes
terday afternoon in the interests of the
Florida Transportation company, OF
which he is secretary.
The Misses Julia Drayer and Bern
ice Martin attended the polo game at
Indiana Harbor last night, accompanied
by F. c. Smith and c. B. Sharp of Bea-
con street.
Mrs Matthew Johnson OF Barring ave-
nue. is spending few days in South
Bend as the guest of Mrs. o. Rams
burger. She will return on Saturday.
Exnfe Miller has rented the fiat at
the corner of Forsyth and Exchange
avenues and will move into it on Feb.
l. His mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller,
will take charge OF the house immedi-
sately upon her return from Kendall
willie, where she is visiting with rela-
'tives.
The local Elks lodge will hold an
initiatory service tomorrow evening
w W. Moberly, editor of the Harbor
Sentinel, is a candidate for admission
into the ranks of the best people"
Judge William A. Reiland yesterday
imposed a fine of 81 and costs on Peter
Siever and Gus Klgas. both of whom
were arrested on Monday on charges
of assault and battery preferred by
steve Koldasz. The affair was the out.
come of saloon row in the foreign
neighborhood.
The Nonpareil club was pleasant!
entertained last evening al the home o
Mr. Harry Thomas on Olcott avenue
About twenty guests were present. ant
after enjoying very pleasant socia
session and discussing ways and means
for their next dance, the members wer
served a dainty luncheon, prepared b.
the hosts mother The evening was
pleasant one and everyone enjoyed
splendid evening.
F E. Clintona son of James Clinton
of Olcott avenue has taken a position
as local representative of the Bic
Laundry company of Hammond. MI
Clinton is we'll known here and hi
connection with the laundry peopl
should result in additional business 70
them.
W l. Cherry, Ed. Schnicker, Harr
Golf and Joe Welsh have just returne
from a hunting expedition spent nea
Kouts. They bagged eighty-five rab
bits, four possums and two cooni
Guess that's going some.
The Tuesday Reading club held a
open meeting yesterday afternoon i
their new room in the city hall. TIL
session was devoted to a study of In
diana literature and the afternoon wa
pleasantly spent in listening to an a6
dress by Rev. F. J. Brown on the sub
ject: Indiana in Literature" Re
Brown spoke interestingly on the va
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