The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-07
EAST CHICAGO.


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Quite a large company is expected
10 attend the pie social given this
evening at the residence of DR. and
Mrs. A A. Ross. in Forsyth avenue. for
the benefit of the Methodist church. Ad-
mission is 10 cents and all are invit-
ed
The Ladies' Social union of the
Methodist Episcopal church will meet
tomorrow al the church.
Mary Bourque, the 10-year-o
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bour-
que of Barring avenue and 14Sth street,
is sick with scarlet fever. The Bourque
home has been quarantined. and Mr.
Bourque and his three, other children
are with Mrs. Bourque's mother, Mrs
lunch. until the danger of contagion
is over. The child was taken sick on
sunday
There wiz be meeting of the library
board tonight in the library rooms in
the city hall. IL is the regular monthly
meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dixon will leave
in a week or ten days for Arizona
where they are going for the benefit
of Mr.. Dixons health. Their two chill
dren VIII remain here the boy Darrell
being in the care of Mr.. Dixon's people,
while Gwendolin. the little girl. will
make her home with Mrs. William
Burke of Grapevine street. Indiana
Harbor. during her parents absence
Mrs. Burke is sister of Mrs. Dixon
Miss Swezey. the librarian of the To-
cal librarian. left yesterday for Indian
apolis to attend the convention of the
state association of librarians and IL
brary trustees. which is in progress
in that city today and tomorrow Miss
Swezey is on the program for a paper
Library Work with Children"
The Ladies' Aid of the Congregation
al church, section c meets with Mrs
Evan Lloyd of South Maagoun avenue
tomorrow
There viii be a meeting of the char
ity ball committee of the United Chari-
ties at Abe Ottenheimer's office tomor-
row evening. Reports on progress that
has already been made will be received
1t is expected that the tickets for the
event will be ready and will be dis
tributed among the members this even
ing
The Congregational Ladies' Aid So
ciety has secured the use of Elks' hall
for their chuBh supper Nov IA
Mrs II. r. Phillips of Beacon street
is entertaining some Beacon street
friends today at a luncheon in honor
of her daughter. Mrs. c. r. Dunlap who
is her guest, and of Mrs. J. d. Jones'
also of Beacon street. Both Mrs. Dun
lap and Mrs. Jones are about to move
Mrs. Dunlap's household goods being in
transportation at the present time from
Pittsburg Pa. TO Cairo, Ill. Mrs. Jones
will leave in a few days for Hamilton
Canada. where she will reside in the
future.
The Eastern Star Auxiliary will meet
with Mrs. Victor Badeau Thursday aft
ernoon.
Today for the first time the Tuesday
Reading club will meet in their new
rooms over the offices of he Globe
There is large hall on the second
floor of this building, which has been
nicely furnished and will make good
quarters for club and other societies.
The meeting today centers about the
home. The roll call will be answered
by quotations relative to the home or
suggestions for the betterment of the
home. Mrs. August Johnson has a paper
on Gods of the Home" Mrs Creswell
The Child Welfare Exhibit" and
Mrs. william Meade will discuss The
Value of the Individual Home" There
will be music, as usual
Frank Keep went to South Bend SUN
day with a football crowd
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Kaufman of Chica-
go spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs kaufman's mother. Mrs Katherine
Kaufman
VIII Hungerford was an East Chica-
go visitor on Sunday.
Pure Spring Water 10 cents per gall
lon at Nassau & Thompson. asst