The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-11-11
INDIANA HARBOR


Harbor met en- Thursday evening at
the home on Drummond street of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph l. tombstone. The
chair occupied by the president,
John Tolmie The minutes of the
previous meeting being read and APP
proved, the meeting resolved itself into
a social and dance. The musical COM
mittee We're exceedingly fortunate in
having an abundance of musical talent.
there being present Miss Mary john
stone. East Side; Mrs. Nelson Glegg and
daughter Ethel and Mrs. Ben Gold. In
diana Harbor. besides the assistance of
a beautiful and costly cabinet grapha-
phone. where Harry Lauder and other
great favorites are in store. The beau
tifui home of Mr. and Mrs tombstone
, was taxed TO its. utmost to provide for
the accommodation of the members and
guests, which included Mr.. and Mrs.
Flynn and others who were present for
the first time. The Scotch generally
are famous caterers for the entertain
ment of invited guests. but 1t goes
without saying that Mr.. and Mrs.
tombstone have more than surprised
the society by the magnifcence of the
reception which they gave the members
A very cute and neatly put up lunch
was supplied by the host and hostess
attached to which was a card, one for
i ladies and one for gentlemen, with
mottos. which, when put together.
found each a partner. 1t was an
nounced at the close of Auld Lang Syne
that the next meeting would be held at
! the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Mills.
Drummond street. on Thursday. first.
Services at the Baptist church to-
+ morrow. Rev. j. f. Smith, pastor, will
J occur at the following hours: Sunday
school at 9:45 a. M, preaching at IL
and the evening service at 7:30.
! r. NJ. Summers has resigned his po-
sition at the Central Drug store with
! the expectation of securing one which
will take him more on the outside. Mr..
! Fred Rosswum, practical druggist from
Huntington. has been secured to take
| his place. Mr.. Rossmurm speaks Ger
man fiuently.
| The Wait. described as one of the
greatest dramas of the day. will be
shown in moving pictures at the Fam
! lily theatre Sunday. in matinee and
| evening performances. ! The pictures
carry with them a most interesting
story that will appeal TO every man,
woman and child There will be special
| music on the organ to accompany the
| pictures
| The ladies of the Methodist church
| will give a Turkey supper in the base
ment of the new church on the evening
| of Nov. 80 from ) to s. Tickets will be
/ IS cents.
The Womans' club of Indiana Har-
| Dor has secured Mrs. Albion Fal1ows
Bacon of Evansville to give an address
Nov. 18th, in the Methodist church
| of Indiana Harbor at p. m. Mrs
| Bacon's topic will be, "A Tale of the
| Tenements." Everybody is invited. Ev-
erybody Is invited. Mrs. Bacon is
speaker of national reputation. and WI
wish every man and woman in LAX,
county could hear her.
At o'clock yesterday OCCURRED tn,
funeral of Mrs Ralph Briney This wa.
sad death. as Mrs. Briney leaves
daughter now in the Children's Memoir
ial hospital of Chicago. The services
were conducted by the following minis
tiers. Rev. Carpenter of the Christian
church, Rev. Day of the Episcopa
church, Rev. Ripptoe of the Methods
church and Rev. Jones of the Welsl
church of Chicago. The choir of tn
Methodist church sang two beautiful
selections-"Rock of Ages" and Fac
to Face'-the last named a favorite o
Mrs. Briney. Many and beautiful wer
the floral offerings which came fro'
the multitude of friends of this be
reaved family. The body was taken I
Oak Hill cemetery. Hammond. for in
terment. The pallbearers were: EN-
met Marke. Hobert Ford. AL. Erickson
Bert Wilson and William Potts. Mr.
Briney was born in Homestead. Pa
near Pittsburg. in Feb. II, 1892. Sh
came to Indiana Harbor in the summe
of 1907, attended the public school
of this city and the Christian Sun
day school. On Nov A.. 1908, she mar
ried Ralph Briney. One little babe,
daughter came into the home last Apri
since that time Mrs. Briney has NJ
regained her former strength. She hs
gone to sleep as was her last desire
Let me sleep"-and she went peace
fully and without suffering. She
mourned by large circle of youn
friends. Mrs Briney IS survived by ht
husband. Ralph Briney, and her lit
daughter 0rpah Thelma. her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Thomas, ar
her sisters. Mrs. Robert Stephenso
Mrs. j. ]. Miller, Mrs. Naomi Conwa
Miss Ruth Thomas and brother. WI
Thomas.
The crowds are skating at the Ea
Chicago rink. Z
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