The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-19
WHITING NEWS

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mond on Thursday afternoon
Mrs. d. D.. Griffith OF Fred street
Is at New Lexington, O., where she was
called by the serious illness of her
grandson. who has typhoid fever, but
who is now improving.
Miss Ella c. Klose attended a Scotch
party at Englewood on Thursday even
Ing.
Miss Nellie Hannephin of Austin will
spend Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs John H~annephin-
Miss ~Sandmeyer is spending a few
days with friends in Chicago.
Miss Myrtle Gehrke will spend this
evening visiting Mrs. Rohrman at Ham
mond.
The senior class of the Whiting high
school formed a heater party on
Thursday night. and went to the Col
onial theater. Chicago. where they saw
Elsie Ferguson in such a Little
Queen"
Louis Friedlander will open his new
produce store on New York avenue,
Whiting, next to the postof1ce, March
10. and will offer great bargins.-19-1t
Miss Emma Smith of Whiting was
awarded first prize at the ST. Pat
rick's masque ball at the Lewis rink.
East Chicago. Miss Smiths costume
was that of a German girl.
Miss Alvin Pritchard entertained the
C. d. G.. girls at a ST. Patrick party at
her home in Sheridan avenue on Thurs
day night. The affair was arranged
throughout in keeping of the day and
was most pleasant.
The 9~-months-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rankin died very sud
denly at their home in Ohio avenue on
Thursday evening. The child has not
been very well. but nothing serious was
thought of in the case, but on Thursday
evening it was taken with commissions,
and died before medical aid could be
summoned. Coroner Shanklin was call
ed on the case. Not quite two weeks
g Mr.. Rankin went to Copperhill,
Tenn, where Mrs. Rankin and the baby
going as soon as affairs could
be adjusted here. The father was noti-
fed and telegraphed back that he
would leave for home at once and is
expected to arrive this evening. If he
reaches here this evening the funeral
of the child will be held tomorrow. 1t
is thought that interment will be in
Oak Hill cemetery, Hammond.
Miss Daisy Harper will be the leader
In the Epworth League meeting tomor-
row night. The topic will be How to
Eight the Good Fight."-Eph. 6:1o-1s:
1 Tim 6:11-12. The contest in the
is proving very successful. there
being good attendance every Sunday
evening.
Rev. John Bopp will preach a con-
sermon at the German Luth-
eran church tomorrow night at 1870.
There will be no confirmation class this
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Fleming of Clark street is Ill.
The Members Of the German Luther
an church rendered their pastor. Rev.
Bopp, with a very pleasant sur
prise party at his home in Clark street
In honor of the anniversary of his birth.
The Daughters of Rebekah held initi-
alton at their regular meeting. after
which a social hour was held. and re-
freshments were served in keeping
with st. Patrik's day.
n program for the concert to be
given at the Congregational church on
Tuesday night by their choir
leader, d. D.. Lash and wife, is as fol-
is as follows:
ooiuinoia Bierly
Choir
These Are They" (From Holy City.
...-. ....-......... Gaul
Mrs. D.. D. Lash
"A Holy Redeemer".. .Marchetti
Ladies Chorus
Pauline Pavolovne" IT. B. Aldrich
Dorothy Branstool Bell
iniiarn"atus Rosini
Mrs. Lash Inc Chorus
Loliaoy Noll-Smith
Mems Chorus
evotio .Lorene Beresford
(b) Dainty Little Love....E. Newcomb
tc) Lullaby ........D Dewitt d. Lash
Mrs. Lash
The Mustard Plaster. Howard Fielding
Mrs. Bell
Hear Me Norma (From LaNorma).
Bellrui
Mr.. and Mrs. Lash
The Heavens Are Telling (From Gre
atom Hayden
Choir
The annual st. Patrick's celebration
was given in Goebels Opera House on
Thursday night in the shape of an en-
given under the auspices
of he A. o. H division Nc. 2. The pro-
gram opened with a violin and piano
SoaSCIAOA Dy hdTliu 1dusn ana MISS
MILAN Callahan, THE Harp That once
Thro Tara's Halls" The boys orches-
ira of Sacred Heart school mex en-
dered Songs of Erin" after which
Miss A NJ. Dineen gave an instrumental
solo. The girls OF Sacred Heart school
followed with a recital and song, Err
ms Apostle" Miss Marguerite Schaub
was next with a piano solo, after which
the boys Sacred Heart school sang.
That's My Name" Misses Marguerite
and Catherine O'Rourke gave
an instrumental duet. which selection
was followed by Charles O'Neil. who
CAV an exhibition of his jigging. The
next number was a drill by the girls of
the school. after which Carl Schaub de-
all with his recital, Don't For
get My Shamrock" William Lynch and
Bader gave ar excellent vocal
My Irish Maid" Miss Lillian