The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-06
WHITING NEWS

Miss E. Marie Mayne, a former do
nestle science teacher In the Whiting
schools, but now of Michigan, is the
guest of Miss Bertha Tul1 of I.aporte
avenue.
Charles Thiele of Central avenue has
gone to Goshen. Ind. to visit his son.
Miss Inez Lee has resumed her stu
dies at Ypsilanti, Mich where she is
taking a domestic science course after
spending her vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Lee of Ohio
avenue.
Mrs. W. B. Carringer and daughter,
Miss Irene Carringer, who were visiting
at Alton. ILL.,. are now at Martfnsville,
ILL.,, and the family are located in their
new home.
Mrs. George Winslow of Central ave-
| nue. has returned from South Bend.
where she spent q few days visiting
her parents. Mrs Winslow's sister.
| Miss Sadie Wilkeson, returned with her
TO remain for about three weeks.
| Mrs Nichols and children who were
! the guests of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Allison of Sheridan avenue. have re-
| turned to their home in Hebron. Ind.
| The many friencs of Mr. and Mrs.
Rapp of Chicago are the parents of a
| little son Mrs. Rapp was formerly Miss
Anna Weidman of Whiting.
| The April meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society of the NJ.
E. church will meet this evening at the
home of Mrs. Heyden Of Fischrupp ave-
| nue.
| D. Spencer visited his daughters,
Mrs. James Davidson and Katherine S.
Slater. in Chicago, and also Mrs. Frank
Briney of South Bend, Ind, who is Wis
iting In Chicago.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ E.
| church will meet Thursday afternoon at
| p. m. in the church parlors.
Miss Nera Rooney of South Bend
came last evening to spend the re
mainder of the week as the guest OF
Miss Helen Mattern of Oliver street
Miss Edytha IIollett is reported as
improving at Danvflle. ILL.,. where she
| is staying with her sister, but is not
yet able to sit up.
The concert given by the musica
| Hoyles took place on Monday night
| under the direction of the Whitine
| Eagles The company consists of the
| father, son and two daughters, N
Franzen and Miss Viola NJ. Kiesling
reader. The music by the orchestrs
was especially fine, especially the mum
Der In the Clock Stove" a descriptive
fantasia The duet on a flute ant
clarinet by N Franzen and w c. Hoyl,
and the violin duet by Miss Hoyle ans
Mr.. Franzen was excellent. The read
ings by Miss Kiesling were much ap
: preciated. and after every number sh,
was compelled to respond to an en-
core. THE Lost Word" by Van Dyke
was the best of her many numbers am
was sufficient evidence to show tina
Miss Kiesling was artist in he
T, line. After the concert it was intende
to have dancing. for which the ,orches
ira played. but as the skating rink foo
was in no condition there was disap
pointment on every side.
The dedication of the First Churc
of Christ OF Whiting Will take plac
next Sunday. An excellent program 70
both morning. afternoon and evenin
I has been arranged. which will be an
: nounced later.
Roller skating proved disastrous 70
Ellen Harrison. 10 years old, Of David
son place. The little girl was out i
front of her home enjoying the popula
| sport with several of her playmate
While going at pretty good rate c
= speed her ankle turned over. A physt
: | clan was called and he pronounced til
sprain a very serious one At preser
: she is getting along all right. but
. will be some time before she will /
| able to roller skate again.
: Miss Josie Roberts has returned frol
. Michigan, where she was called by tt
| serious illness of her mother.
= Lillian Pickering of Ohio avenue hs
;, been i'll with the measles, but is bette
= now
a The Salvation army of South Chica
will hold services in the " ilcox Soho
$ house at 1870 O'Clock this evenin
), Every body welcome
@ Mrs Zella Hendrickson of John sire
& has gone to Kankakee, Ill, to spend
few DAYS with friends