The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-22
INDIANA HARBOR.


Mrs 6. K Iightbody of Common
wealth avenue left for new York to
meet her son and daughter coming
nome from Europe for a two years
stay.
The Eagles will meet at the Audi
torium lodge rooms this evening when
there will probably be two limitations.
after which there will be social SEES
sion, and. it is said. something very
exciting will be pulled off during the
evening.
The Indiana Harbor Civic League
will hold meeting at the Auditorium
Tuesday evening, March /, at which the
high school question will be the chief
topic of discussion.
Mr.. Nathan Levy attended a very
pretty wedding in South Chicago last
Sunday evening. The contracting par
ties We're Miss Minnie Shrigam and B.
E. Weiner and the marriage took place
In Bickemcholem synagogue on Hous-
ton avenue. while the reception md
supper afterwards was held in KAY
anaugh's hall, on Commercial avenue.
f. G. Dolson reports his loss from the
fire Sunday night in his cigar store to
be between $500 and $500. Mr.. Dol
son was in valpo at the time. visiting
his parents and was notified of the
fire by telephone yesterday morning at
o'clock.
Mat Sternberg met with a painful
accident few days ago when a heavy
plank fell on his leg. bruising his knee
considerably. The accident, which han
pened at the American Steel Foundries
company plant, where Mat works, has
been the means of laying him I'D for
several nd
before he will be able to go to work
again.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Lees returned
from Palm Beach Sunday night after
a few weeks visit in the southern win
ter resort
The ladies of the Methodist church
will serve a supper at the church on
the evening. March 4, from to 8
o'clock
The Royal Neighbors will give their
dance at the Auditorium March 80. The
Nefghbors are hard at work preparing
for the event, and tickets may be had
OF any OF them. The tickets are so
cents. ladies free.
G. A Groat and daughter. Louise. are
very sick with bad cases of tonsilitis.
MI. Groat's sister, DR.. Katherine Brown
ana her husband. and Mrs c. N. Lang
OF Chicago are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Groat at the home of Mrs. Groat's
mother. Mrs. Murley
The article printed yesterday in THE
TIMES regarding the Welsh tea which
Is to be given under the auspices of
the ladies of the Baptist church Tues
DAY night, March 1, made it appear /
that the event was to take place in |
East Chicago. This is not the case. |
It Is an Indiana Harbor event, a feature
OK IT will be the program arranged bv
the entertainment committee. which
consists Of few musical numbers ana
the presentation of "Enock Arden" In
taoleau. Prof. C. P. Holway will re-
late the story as 1t is unfoIded in the
tableaux. and the event promises TO
be very interesting.
MI and Mrs. T. J. Griffin and son.
James. spent Sunday with Mrs. T. J.
Murley.
Mrs. Philip Thomas son, Ronald. has
recovered from an attack of the chick
enpox.
Mrs T. ]. Murley, 1929 Grapevine
street, spent the greater part of last
week In Wheaton, Ill. where she went
TO attend the wedding of her niece
Miss Grace Grove. to Ray Ebersole
mere were fifty guests present. While
In Wheaton. Mrs. Murley also visited
ner mother, Mrs. Donovan. who is es !
years old
Mrs Jack Spellacy went in to Chi
cago last evening to attend a ball
given in Woodlawn