The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-19

MIS- Ack6r expect TO move TO East
Chicago within a few weeks.
Miss Caroline NJ. Keife has resigned
her position in the office of A. Carl and
Co., Chicago, and is now teaching in
the Lincoln school at Hammond Miss
Keife was one of Writings best teach
ers. where she taught for the past
twelve years, and Hammond may con-
slider it a feather in their cap to add
her to their corps of teachers
Miss Helen V. Calhoun entertained
her sister. Miss Henrietta Calhoun, on
Saturday, who was her way to
Champaign, III. to visit her mother.
Mrs. E. Kadow was in South Chicago
on Saturday
An excellent entertainment will be
given at the NJ. e. church on wednes-
day night The program has been ar
ranged as follows:
Vocal Solo ............E Elsie Baumel
Song ..-....-.-......- Primary Glass
"Old Maids Tea Party. -Four Girls
Song Glass of Boys
Piano Solo .....-....-- Mamie Reno
Song -.........-.. Dorothy Pritchard
Sewing Circle-Seven ages of women
in living pictures with music
Reading .....Vio Violet Golding
Flower Drill ..-..-.... Twelve Girls
Piano Solo. Ruth TfltOn
Good Night" Tableau
Miss Marguerite Fiheld of oliver
street will leave for Chambersburg.
Pa. next Wednesday to resume her
studies at Wilson college.
Marion Young and sister, Mrs. Pearl
Emmel. saw Human Hearts" at South
Chicago on Saturday night
The Magazine club held a business
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| of Ms. Chas. D. Davidson.
| Miss Florence Lee will entertain at a
towel shower at her home in Ohio ave-
nue. this evening in honor of the ap-
preaching marriage of Miss Berniece
| Allen.
The many friends of Mrs Ruth Cove
Mayne will be grieved to learn of the
death fher husband, DR.. ]. o. Mayne,
which occurred at their home in Como,
| Colo, after an Illness of only two days
DR.. Mayne was a very popular man In
| Denver and Como. He had ben a mem
| Der of the board of education several
| terms. was twice mayor of Como, and
| at the time of his death was being
| groomed as a candidate for state sena-
| tor In addition to being survived by
his wife. he leaves a little son. John
Greatrake Mayne, aged IA months
Mrs. Mayne was the daughter of John
| Cove, and formerly very popular
Whiting girl, being one of our frs,
school teachers. In fifteen months she
has suffered three bereavements, the
| death of her father, John n. Cove; the
death of her brother, Edwin Cove, an6
now the death of her husband Hel
numerous friends here extend their
deepest sympathy to her.
John Willis of Sheridan avenue wen
to Chesterton ON Saturday night to re
main over Sunday.
Miss Maude Adams of Ohio avenu,
has been assisting in Judge Jones' of
flee during the past week.
The three months-o old daughter o
Mr., and Mrs. william Clock died a
their home in Sheridan avenue yester
day afternoon after short illness will
gastritis. Another child of the Clock
died less than six months ago witt
! spinal-meningitis. The funeral will b
held tomorrow afternoon under tn
l. direction of Undertaken C. A Hellwig
Interment will be at the Hammon
! cemetery.
Miss Bessie Naef etertained Misse
Minnie Schulze and Mae Hack of Ham
{ mond at her home in Sheridanavenu
on Saturday afternoon.
Frank Slavery of Hammond was
! Whiting visitor last evening.