The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-05
WHITING NEWS
Winners Hold Meeting.

The high school emblem winners OF
the track team of last years meet had
a meeting In the laboratory on Wednes-
day afternoon, at which they elected
Harry Timm captain The emblem win
ners are Frank Duggan. 10; Walter
Smith, 'os; Lyle Manbeck. 10; Harry
Timm. IL; Oscar Ahlgren, 10, and
Warren Beaubien, 10.
The high school emblems are beauti-
full, and the boys who were fortunate
enough to win them are very proud
indeed.
The Sugar Shakers" held a most
enjoyable meeting at the home of Mrs.
Earl Morgan of oliver street or Tues
day night. The main diversion was
the playing of 500, after which an
old-time luncheon was served.
David Spencer was the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Catherine Slater, at her
home In Englewood yesterday.
The senior class of the local high
school have received a letter of accept
ance from Miss Ruth G. Dale of Chi
cage, in which she agreed to chaperon
the class to the Whitney theater. Chi
cago, IN Ldncoln's birthday when they
will see The Broken Idol"
Herman Water was the recipient of a
beautiful pair Of deer horns from Da-
vid C. Spencer of Lincoln, Mont. The
horns are most perfect in proportion,
and was shot by Mr.. Spencer, who was
formerly a Whiting boy and son Of
David Spencer of this city.
Michael Schaefer of Sheridan ave-
nue. underwent an operation for an
| abscess on his arm. The abscess was
| caused by a wound which he received
last fall.
Mrs. Peter Pfeifer of Oliver street
was in st. John on Wednesday.
Catherine Koch of oliver street is
throat trouble.
Leo Holman was home from Gary
yesterday to spend the day with his
parents, Mr.. n Mrs. C. M. Holman.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety was entertained Wednesday aft
ernoon at the home OF Mrs. D. II. BOYD
on Fischrupp avenue with Mesdamef
George Stephens and Nettie Drake as
assisting hostesSes. There were about
forty present, and a most enjoyable
session was held. Miss Auril Richards
had charge of the devotion, and Mrs
F~redenberg read a most complete re
view Of the fourth chapter of thu
study book. Papers were read by Mrs
N. @. Mufhtt and Miss Richards, anC
Miss Florence Lees piano solo was
much enjoyed. At the end of the meet
ing there was a mystery box" contest
| u-hlNI o-aoko5 -o,,oh fpfaraGf EiOh
ladies were left standing at the end o
the contest, but it was a difficult mat
ter to tell which side won.
MI. and Mrs. George T. Gray enter
tanned the Magazine club at their HON
in Pennsylvania avenue on Wednesda.
evening. The attendance consisted o
thirty-three, several guests being pres
ent. The game of pedro was the mail
diversion, the first prizes going to Di
and Mrs. A. ]. Lauer and Mrs. Green
valid. who is DR.. Lauer's sister. TIL
consolation prizes were awarded to Nj
and Mrs. L H. Mattern. A deliciou
luncheon was served.
The Golden sta Rebeoca lodge o
Whiting held their regular meetin
on Wednesday night, at which Mr.. an
Mrs. Lloyd Finley of Sheridan ave
nue. were initiated. The degree wor,
was done by the Dorcas Rebeoca lodg,
with Mrs. Florence Herman as captain
of Hammond. After the business ses
sion was over a sumptuous roast bee
supper was served by the gentlemen 1
a most elegant style. The attendanc
was exceptionally large. there bein
IS present, but the local lodge wa
much disappointed, owing to some VIII
were to be initiated not showing up.
The dancing party, given by the Goo
1 Time club in Mettier's hall on Wednes
day night. was well attended, and a
: exceptionally fine time was enjoyed b
all. Several from out of town wei
: in attendance.
: Mr.. n Mrs. Beaumont T. Parl
2 attended a banquet In Chicago c
Wednesday night.
: c. A. Hellwtg transacted business
Hammond yesterday.
A dancing party will be held at II
e Owl club his evening.
Miss Belle Donovan of East Chicae