The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-18
WHITING NEWS
They We're Disappointed.

The Whiting Grays were a disap- |
pointed crowd yesterday when the wet |
weather prevented them from playing |
their initial game at their new base
ball grounds at Forsythe. Great prepa-
rations had been made. a band con-
cert. parade and several other features.
but the weather was to blame for 1t not
coming off, The game was to be played
with the Chicago Mutuais. and there
was much disappointment felt by both
teams.
There was large crowd of anxious
fans on hand, and all went home feel
ing down in the mouth
game has been scheduled with the
, Chicago Normals for next Sunday and
the grounds will be opened then If the
weather does not prevent it again.
! Mrs. E. B. Green of Sheridan avenue
entertained friends from Chicago on
| Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schaub of Sheridan
avenue entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Zimmerman and daughter, Alice. of La
porte and Mrs. Hummer and daughter
of Chicago yesterday.
| The owl club dancing party on Fri
day night was a very pleasant affair,
but not as largely attended as always,
owing to the large crowd who at
| tended the contest at Hammond. Sew
eral of the young people went to the
| club, however, after their return from
Hammond.
John Sehaub. Roy E. Green and Rob-
| ert c. Curtis left yesterday for Ann
Arbor to resume their studies at the
University of Michigan after spending
| their vacations with their parents here.
DR.. Sternberg, the One Hundred and
Nineteenth street druggist. will move
to the Morton flats on Sheridan avenue
about May 1.
Mrs. Arthur Vernon of Laporte ave-
nue. is expected home tomorrow from
| Waukegan, Ill. where she was called
| by the illness of her father.
Miss Anna Slower Is improving from
her recent illness at her home in Ohio
avenue, she having been threatened
with typhoid fever.
| Miss Bridget Cutie of Davidson place
I is entertaining two nieces who have
just arrived from Ireland. and who in
tend to make America their future
home
Mrs. John Brinkman or Davidson
place is considering going to ST. Bern
ards hospital, Chicago. the early part
of next week, where she has received
treatment before.
Miss Thelma Hilliard entertained
Harry Timm of Robertsdale and Roy
Morton of Hobart at dinner on Satur-
day.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Pritchard of Sheridan
, avenue are entertaining relatives from
, Joliet, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Goldsmith and lit
tie son of Gary spent Saturday and
Sunday as the guests of Mr.. Goldsmith's
parents in Sheridan avenue.
Harry Timm entertained Roy Morton
: of Hobart over Saturday and Sunday.
The Whiting people who attended the
Shriners convention at New orlean:
will almost all take short trip ts
Cuba before returning home.
Miss Gertrude E. O'Neil entertained
Misses Gaynelle Eaton. Essie Hatch ant
t Florence Schaub at dinner at her HON,
: in Sheridan avenue Saturday evening.
very pleasant affair took place a
n O'Keefe's restaurant on Saturday nigh
when twenty-three young men. mem
e bers of the Owl club, gave a banque
as a farewell to Clarence Moore, on
= of their members, who leaves for tn
= west. The menu, which was very elab
crate, was interspersed with short ad
e dresses, which were given by Elliot
n B. DeLand, James Champlain an
Llewlyn Griffith, after which Clar
d ence Moore, in a very pleasant way
thanked the boys and told them hoy
d much he appreciated their kindness
Those gathered at the festal boar
n were: Clarence Moore, Frank Moore
Elliott b DeLand. James Champlair
IT James Slower John Slower. Roy Wells
e by, Albian Carlson, Ed Gray, Archi
s. bald Judson, James Judson, Peter {
n Pfeifer, Bruce n. Nichols, vincen
Is James. Lew Griffith, Hoyt Ogram, Har
" ry Matthias, Ed. Girard, Roy Tilton, {
Kleiber, Bart Cunningham. Alvin Eato
Is and DR.. K l. Meyers.
l. John K. Roberts has returned fror
Canada, where he went about tw
n months ago to do building for tn
Bartletts, who moved there from Whit
n ing. Mr.. Roberts is contemplating &c
ing back again in June.
Mrs. Frank Bartlett. Mrs. Thoma
Bartlett. Mrs. Harry Lee and childre
and Miss Bartlett have all left &c
n Canada, where they will make the
future home, their husbands havin
m preceded them. The Bartietts are pic
he neer residents of Whiting. and the
as many Whiting friends are wishing the1
lg much success in their new home.
ne Mr.. and Mrs r. F. Denham of L.
m porte avenue are entertaining the
is niece, Miss Denham of Duluth, Mfnr
TT who is on her way to New York.
TX Miss Dolly Turner of Chicago sper
w yesterday with her parents here.
Clarence Moore and father. Arth,
rs Moore, will leave tomorrow for tt
west, where they will take up govern
. ment land. The latter will return hon
in few weeks, but the former will T,
! main in the west.
a A. Goldsmith's place on One HUI
dred and Nineteenth street was robbie
and a small quantity of bottled goo,
H. e1iiu opoul - III HioiiCS was eanch-
of affair was reported to the police, b
ly NO o1en- has ye+ bean found
Martin Peartich, aged 26 years oil