The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-15

MIS-. william Meyers OF West Pull
man was Whiting visitor yesterday.
Mr.. shd Mrs. John Nyhoff and chill
dren of Gary spent Saturday and Sun
day with the latter's mother, Mrs. Hen
ry Gillmurray of Sheridan avenue.
Misses Ella c. Klose and Helen "
Calhoun left today for oxford. o., to
spend week with Miss Jessie Nj. Cur
tbs at Western college.
Alexander NJ. Hamilton of New York
| avenue left Saturday for West Virginia
to visit for three weeks with his ia
| Their and sister, and join his wife and
daughter, who have been there the past
month
| Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Hultgren of Sheri-
dan avenue moved into the Meyers
house on 10th street on Saturday, and
Rev. adm Mrs. Eugene G. Fuesselle, the
former being pastor of the German
| Evangelical church. moved into the
Keilman fiat vacated by the HuItgrens-
| Miss Hattie Tfmm entertained a num-
Der of the high school girls and boys at
| a party at her home in Indiana boule-
ward on Friday night In honor of her
| brother, Harry Timm. Games and mu-
| sic were the chief amusements, and
an evening of rare enjoyment wasspent.
The Whiting High School Alumni as
ISOLATION will hold a meeting in the
| new high schol building tomorrow
| evening. The annual election of Off
| GERS will take place and arrangements
| will then begin for the annual banquet
given to the graduates by the associa-
| ton.
Miss Mae Eaton OF Chicago was in
Whiting on Saturday evening attending
the funeral services of Mrs. Henry
| Schalm at the NJ. f. church.
Mrs. Arthur n. GLADDEN. and son, Hor-
ace, of sheridan avenue are in Cleve-
land, O.. visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Halsey.
Ruth GLADDEN. entertained number
of her friends at slumber party at
| her home in Sheridan avenue on Satur-
day night. Those present were Marion
Walker. Mary Naef. Vera Manbeck
and Grace Tw;tt.
Attorney Frank n. Gavit returned
Saturday evening from New York
| where he was called last week on bust
ness
The Daughters of Liberty will give
a pedro party in the I. o. o. F, hall Sat
urday evening. May 90.
Miss Enola Baker and a number o.
her pupils enjoyed picnic at th'
Whiting park Saturday
The Royal Neighbors will give {
pedro party in the Water hall this even
ing.
The first holy communion services
were held at the Sacred Heart churci
yesterday, the class being the larges
in the history of the church. consistin.
of thitry-two girls and thirty-four boys
making a total of sixty-six. Rev. JOIN
B. Berg was assisted by Father Meinra,
of ST. Josephs college at Rensselaer,
Ind. The church looked very beautiful
being profusely decorated in honor o
the occasion. The girls wore whit
and carried prayer books and rosary
and tn boys were all dressed in blacl
and carried candles. The procession
consisting of 275 children from tn
school house to the church. was YER
edifying. The flower cross was carrie
by Mary Duffy, banners were carried b
Margaret Campbell, Mary Dyer and Ed
ward McFadden. William Clabby acte
as cross bearer and Helen O'Hara crown
ed our ladys statue. In the afternoo
at p. m. the crowning of the blesse
virgin Mary took place, and anothe
procession in which 235 children parti
cipated A most exquisite crown 70
!, the blessed virgin was presented b
. Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Matson, whose lit
tie daughter, Elizabeth, carried 1t 1
: the procession. upon delicate blu
satin pillow. The first communion elias
consisted of: Theodore Schaefer. Ec
ward Slater, VIM. Wehmeyer Michae
Coughlan. Martin Cough, John Byrn,
Howard Broderick. Vincent Grogar
WilliamO' Rourke, James McHale, Ed
: ward Lawler, William Lynch, JOSEF
e Sandmeyer. Francis Mcnamara. Cha.
[ ,Haugh, Clarence Bader John Nolant
o James Mccarthy, Howard Harmon, job
Feeney. Emil Dexter. Howard Grad,
r Aloysius Weigand, James Campbell
: Vincent Hynes, Charles Childs, Williar
Viscounti, Louis Gallagher Harry Pow
q ers, Nicholas Cruzie George Opat
Joseph Studor, Stephen Satche, Pete
|. Kozacik. Josephine McDermott. Hele
: Hynes, Catherine Koch, Mary McNama
| ra, Catherine Byrne, Gertrude Me
: Gowan, Julia Dwan Loretta Kuhn, Sa