The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-30
EAST CHICAGO.

The Missionary society of the Con-
grega tional church viii meet at the
residence of Mrs. y. q. Jones Friday
afternoon. The meeting to have
been with Mrs. Evan Lloyd. but was
changed at the request of Mrs. Jones,
who asked that it be held at her home
this week
The Tuesday Reading club will en-
terrain at a Halloween affair tomor
fow evening at the residence of Mrs
Edward Jacobs. There win be old
fashioned spelling school, the event be-
ing similar to one given by the club
about three years ago. On this occa-
sion the accuracy with which their
elders spelled unusual and difficult
words would have been a revela tion
to young America had it been present.
most of the members having attended
school in the days when spelling was
a real study" in the schools
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. smith have in
vited a little coterie of friends to
come with their children to Hal
lowe'en party to be held at their home
tomorrow night. The company will
include the r, n CANNES. the +, Jones,
HarveI Jacksons and the Lewises This
il an annual event with the Smiths and
is eagerly looked forward to by both
the older members of the company and
the children. All sorts of Halloween
games are enjoyed these occasions.
Mr. and Mrs August Johnson went
to Chicago yesterday to attend the
Kubelik concert at the Auditorium.
They say the hall was packed and the
concert OF an unusually high order
Mr. and Mrs. II. X. Groves spent yes
terday with Mr.. Groves mother in
Woodlawn.
Mr. and Mrs George w. Lewis re-
turned last evening from South Bend,
where they spent the week end with
Miss Florence Lewis, who is at St
Marys studying music. both instru-
mental and vocal, and taking course
in Latin and English literature and in
artistic needlework. Miss Lewis health
is being greatly benefited by the change
and her parents are much pleased with
the progress she is making In all OF
her studies.
Mr. and Mrs w. ]. Funkey took din
ner in Chicago yesterday with Mr.. Fun
keys brother
Miss Janet Jaynes spent yesterday ir
the city with friends yesterday.
The luncheon and card party giver
at the residence of Mrs. Samuel Og-
den by Mrs ogden and Mrs. w. c
Bailey were most delightful Mrs Johr
Hartman won first honors at wt<ct. hel
prize being a plate. Mrs. George Fl
Lewis took the second prize. a deck o
cards in a case, and Mrs. Giles wa
the winner of the booby<prize, a doilie
Mrs. Will took the first prize at f1incl
and Mrs. Robert Johnsey the boob,
prize. There was music by Mrs. Law
renee James, Mrs. A. A. Ross and Mrs
Gilman, all of which was much en-
joyed-
The Home and school association will
entertain tonight with a delightful
Halloween party. The affair was an
nounced one day last week to TAX
place Thursday. but this was a mis-
take. Tonight is the night.
Mrs Hilliard OF whiting was il
GrasselIi on Saturday to attend the en-
tertainment given at the home of Mrs
Samuel Ogden
Mrs c. A johnson is in Chicago to
day to take luncheon with Mrs. NJ
Hungerford.
Miss Anne Sweeney spent Saturda
and sunday with friends in Chicago
Mr. and Mrs L. B. Mackenzie. former
~ of East Chicago and well know
here, but now living in Chicago. are /
New York for week Mr.. Mackenzi
being there TO attend the cuisines
Show now in progress in the easter
metropolis.
Joseph Meade left the latter part {
last week for his home in Illinois f.
visit and rest. His health has bee
poor for couple Of weeks or MOI
and his physician ordered a change.
A number of school teachers wer
into the city to attend the matint
Saturday.
Mrs. Clinton Lyrtle of Beacon sire
and Miss Helen McTighe went to Oh
caEo Saturday for luncheon and II
matinee. They saw "A Grain of Dust
Mrs. Andrew. Mickey of 145th sire
will entertain the members of the Bal
fist church Ladies' Aid society of Ind
ana Harbor Thursday afternoon
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