The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-16
WHITING NEWS

: Ii their cap by engaging the Ingra.
mans Tor entertainers on Sunday nights
Ihese popular people being Mrs. zells
Hehdrickson and sister, Miss Myrtle
1nsfaham. and brother, Master Roy
Angraham They are drawing cards
wherever they go. being brother and
sisters to Herbert Ingraham. the SONG
writer. whose Won't You Waltz Home
. Sweet Home With Me" was so popu-
lar, and whose Hoo HooI Amt You
Coming Out Tonight" is now heard
on every corner. The trio will be at
the Palace theater every Sunday night.
A party Of young people from East
chicago and Indiana Harbor have
planned roller skating party to take
place at the Whiting rink tomorrow
afternoon.
me annual entertainment to be given
by the members of the Sacred Heart
church, under the auspices Of the A.
u H., will take place tomorrow night
at Goebels Opera House. The pro-
CRANE will begin at 7:45, and the ora
tor of the evening viii be Hon John
j. Poulton of South Chicago.
Mrs. William E. Putnam has spent the
past few days with her mother. Mrs
Elizabeth Wilson of Menominee. Mich.
who is in the Presbyterian hospital
Chicago. Mrs. Wilson underwent a Sc
lily. : l'oe
Mrs. Gavit of Saginaw. Mich. mother
| OF Attorney Frank n. Gavit of this
city and Attorney John Gavit of Ham
mond, who is in the Presbyterian hos
pital' Chicago. is recovering from her
recent operation quite satisfactorily.
Oscar Peterson is able to be out
again after quite spell of sickness.
Anton Noeller, who was threatened
with typhoid-pneumonia, is around
again.
Arthur Peterson of Chesterton, Ind.
transacted business here yesterday
Roy E. Green entertained a few
friends informally at his home in sheri-
dan avenue Sunday evening.
The services at the Congregational
church were well attended last Sunday
evening. and much enjoyed The even
ing services were under the charge of
the Missionary society. The subject
Tor the evening was Prayers of Mis-
stems in West Central Africa" which
was illustrated by stereoptican views.
The music was under the direction of
Mrs. T. c. Brett
The st. Patricks dinner to be given
by the Plymouth club Of the congre-
gational church takes place tomorrow
evening. The proceeds will go toward |
paying for the moving picture machine I
which the club has taken upon them
selves to pay for.
DR.. Winfield s Hall, president of
Rush Medical college, Chicago, was in
Whiting Sunday afternoon, and gave
two very excellent addresses. The
mems meeting. which was held in the
Manual Training school at 3:15 D. m.
and was well attended by the men of
whiting Preceding this address a.
short musical program. which was rem
dered was as follows:
Music-High School Orchestra.
Violin Solo-James Spanier
Music-Rev. Manfred C. Wright. Ed.
Gray and Earl Morgan.
A meeting was also held for the bows
In the Congregational church parlors.
at which DR.. Hall talked to the bows
under 16 years old At this meeting the
high school orchestra also played. and
vocal solo was rendered by Donald Can
field
There will be meeting of the re-
publicans in the city hall at o'clock
this evening for the purpose of organ
lzlng a committee for the coming city
election.
James Davidson of Englewood spent !
Sunday with his mother. Mrs. A. d.
Davidson, and his brothers, Messrs.
Charles and Henry Davidson {
Miss Elsie Ingham of Gage Bros
millinery. Chicago, is now employed
n the millinery shop of Mrs. J. Hayes {
Dr.. A. J. Lauer is the latest of Whit
ngites to become effected with the
auto fever. and has invested in fine i,
lambert runabout
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cohen of Center
street are the proud parents of a little :
laughter.
Charles Hymen of Gary spent few
lays as the guest of Junior Swartz :
It his home in Sheridan avenue. !;
Frank Macpherson of woodlawn and t
Roy Morrison of East Chicago made
heir regular weekly trip to Whiting
n Sunday
Mrs Charles f. Greenwald of sheri- c
AN avenue is entertaining Miss E. c.
roberts of Chicago.
Attorney Frank n Gavit was in Ham
nond on business yesterday
Miss Minda Page of Chicago was the a
uest of Mrs. John Stewart on Sun A
ay
Verne Eaton and Richard Renne were n
'ast Chicago visitors o.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
III hold sale on Friday and Satur- a.
ay afternoon and evening. Haroh 10 c
nd 20, in the church parlors. The fol-
wing articles will be for sale: Black =,
Slrts, Bingham skirts. aprons, laundry 4,
ags, dressing sacks. corset covers. dust
aps' brown covers homemade candies.
e cream cake. pie and coffee. VI
Mrs. Felix McElroy and daughter =
ISIS Anna Wellette. were in South
hicago Sunday afternoon le
Mrs. Catherine Stewart was in Chi -
lgo yesterday.
Complete Home Outfits for ss5.