The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-16
EAST CHICAGO.


Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Davis, 1922 Magoun
avenue, are leaving soon for vincennes.
Ind. where Mr.. Davis has been for the
past ten days. Mr.. Davis, month ago
resigned his position as superintendent
with the Interstate which he has held
for the past six years. and accepted a
similar position at vncennes. His
family will remain here for short
while before joining him in Vincennes
Mr.. Davis has not yet been able to
secure suitable house, but as soon as
he has made arrangements for dwell
ing there. Mrs. Davis and the young
ladies will depart from East Chicago.
The family will be greatly missed in
East Chicago. social circles. they
have many friends here They came to
this city six years ago last May from
Muncie.
Mrs. George II. Lewis entertained the
Pinochle club Saturday at cards and a
o'clock dinner, the company going
later to the skating rink. The enter
tainment was in honor of Mrs. J. j.
Davis and Miss Celia Kreussler Mrs.
Davis will leave shortly for Vincennes.
where her husband has accepted po-
sition and number OF affairs have al
ready been given and others have been
planned in her honor. Miss Kreussler
has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. John
Hartman of Beacon street. for some
time At cards Mrs. Davis carried of
first honors, the prize being stirling
silver spoon. Mrs. Hartman won the
consolation prize, a pumpkin filled with
candy.
Mrs. John Hartman of Beacon street
entertained Friday for Miss Celia
Kreussler and Mrs j. ]. Davis.
The Tuesday Reading club will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs A. II. w
Johnson of Magoun avenue The clut
is meeting temporarily at the homes OF
members pending a decision as to Its
permanent home for the winter. Las
year the organization met in the clut
rooms OF the East Chicago club. and the
latter has renewed its invitation fol
meetings in its new quarters when the,
shall have been completed in the Coher
building. across the street. from it.
present location. The Reading club ha.
under consideration, however, a numbe
of localities.
The Eastern Star will meet for worl
on Thursday evening. one candidate be
ing up for initiation.
Mrs. J. c.. Allen. Jr., OF Beacon stree
is entertaining her father. Mr. Rood o
Darien, wis. for few days. Mr.. Roo,
arrived on Friday.
Dave Williams has been home from
Purdue for a couple of days. He cam
to attend the football game between
Purdue and the University of Chicag
at Marshall Field on Saturday.
Mrs. Harvey r. Philips of 12os Bea
con street went to Muncie Friday I
visit her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mold. VIII
is seriously I'll with heart trouble. I
TO Pittsburg on saturday to visit he
daughter. Mrs. C. r. Dunlap. but be
fore she left she received word that he
sister-in-law was falling and sh
changed her plans in order to atten
the invalid's bedside. She expectde I
leave for Pittsburg and Ohio and whe
she returns will bring with her he
daughter. Mrs. Dunlap, who will visit he
for short while prior to taking up he
abode In Cairo Ill. to which city he
husband has accepted q call.
Miss Celia Kreussler of Pittsbure
niece of Mrs. John Hartman. of Beaco
street. who has been visiting her aun
for some time. left last night for Cali
fornia. where she will spend the winter
Miss Ida Philips i'll entertain the n
Name Sewing club Friday afternoon.
While making a cross-country tram
over the pra1rles, an East Chicag
pedestrian found a most interestin
packet of letters which had evidentl
been blown from some private desk i
East Chicago. AS their contents is c
interest to many people in East Chica
go. the letters will be published one q
a time within the next ten days.
]. C. Bird and daughters, Mrs. WI
Knott and Mrs. John Reed of Munci
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs H.
Clark for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bird and daugf
ter Marcella of Chicago were in Ea.
Chicago yesterday. the guests of NJ
and Mrs. H H. Clark.