The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-08


seats 35 cents. The show begins at 5
p M, and there will be two hours of
solid fun.
William Quigg1e is quite i'll at his
home in New York and Ohio avenues.
Mr. Quiggle was taken i'll while at his
work in the Standard Oil company and
it was necessary to bring him home
in the companys ambulance.
Mrs. L c. Brett will entertain the
L S. club at her home in Ohio avenue
Saturday evening.
The whiting chapter, Eastern Star,
will hold their annual installation Of
officers on next Monday night. The
husbands of the members will also be
invited to the banquet, which will be
served in honor of their annual event.
Miss Estella Hem entertained few
friends at dinner Wednesday evening
at the home of Miss Lila Schoeneman
of Laporte avenue. The dinner was
given in honor of Mr.. Pierson of Chi
cago. who was in attendance.
Miss Rosalie Greenwald entertained
the Standard Bearers of the Methodist
church at her home in Sheridan avenue
last evening.
John Holm of Chesterton, Ind, tran
sacted business in Whiting Wednes-
day.
The evening services at the Methodist
church, now being conducted, have
been largely attended, and has proven
very beneficial
Rev William F. Switzer of the NJ.
II RI a
Sunday school workers on Tuesday
evening, and Rev. Briggs of Hammond
preached last evening. Rev. f. NJ. Web
ster of the local Congregational church
will occupy the pulpit at the services
| this evening.
There will be no services tomorrow
evening, but will be resumed again on
Monday evening
! The / o. T. NJ, whiting hive No.
| SO, will have a hive reunion at their
meeting on Feb. 26, at which it will be
the aim to have every member in at
tendance.
| During the past few months the lodge
was divided in two parts. Each side
aimed to get the most members. The
members of the losing side will be
compelled to furnish an elaborate ban
quet to the winning side, and it will
| be at this hive reunion that the ban
quet will be served.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the NJ E. church held very
interesting meeting Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. William E
Putnam of One Hundred and Nine
teenth street, where forty members and
friends were present. Mrs. Putnam
was ably assisted in entertaining hel
guests by Mesdames Morton Trout and
William Uric.
There were several excellent papers
among whom was Mrs. Donald Boyd
who read a book review of Nearer
and Farther East" and others by Mes
danes Gillette, Fredenburg and Fergu.
son.
Pleasing vocal solos were sung by
Mrs. George Stephens and Mrs. Harve!
Robson and Miss Florence Lee, alsc
| favored the assemblage with a piano
selection.
A party of ladies from Hammond
added much to the enjoyment of thu
afternoon. Most palatable refresh
ments were served by the hostesses
making the occasion very complete il
every way.
Hammond Federation of Musician
will hold a public installation of of
ficers Tuesday, Jan. 12 p. m, a
Weis' hall. All musicians of LAX
county. especially Gary and East Chi
cago, are invited.
Mrs. Catherine Stewart attended thu
meeting of the Tribe of Ben Hur a
South Chicago Wednesday evening.
James ]. Nedjl transacted business
in Crown Point yesterday in connec
ton with assuming his duties as post
master on Jan. 18th.
The marriage of Miss Ida Skellinge
to Frank B. Cowgirl. both of this city
took place at Crown Point on Wedne
day.
Miss Skellinger is the daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Skellinger of Free
street, and is very popular in bot
lodge and social circles. The groom
is equally popular. being manager 0
the electric light plant, having mad
his home in Whiting for the past sew
eral years. The couple for the presen
will reside with the brides parents
Their many friends extend congratu
lations.
The Daughters of Rebecca of Whit
ing held their annual installation o
| officers in the 1. o. o. F. hall OF
Wednesday evening. After the meet
ing a social hour was enjoyed, an
refreshments were served. Those VIII
were installed to serve during the en-
suing year were as follows:
| Past noble grand-Mrs. Grant Hatch
Noble grand-Mrs. Bertha Scott.
| Vice grand-Mrs. Marie Carey.
Recording ecretary-Florence Hell
man.
Financial secretary-Mrs. Lizzie Grif
fifth
Treasurer-Mrs. Alice Howes.
Right support to noble guard-Mrs
o. c. Etheridge.
Left support to noble guard-Mr:
Anna Griffith.
Right support to vice grand-Mrs
! Mary Hayes.
Left support to vice grand-Mrs. Bes
sic Dahlke.
Conductress-Mrs. ]. E. Miles.
Warden-Mrs. o. c. Tucker.
Chaplain-Mrs. Harriet Winslow.