The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-23
EAST CHICAGO.


The automobile party which had
been planned for Saturday by the Con-
Gregational church. but which failed to
take place on that day owing to the
rain. has been postponed To wednes
day. About a dozen cars have been i'm
pressed into service and these will leave
the corner of Forsyth and Chicago ave-
nues at the hours scheduled for the
departure on Saturday, 2:30 and 2:S0 in
the afternoon and al 80 10 the even
Ing. The afternoon trips will be out
into the country while the one in the
evening will be somewhere where the
bright lights shine, the committee
thought that at this time OF the year
an evening auto ride would be bit
dreary over dark country roads.
There will be no prayer meeting at
the Congrega tional church on Wednes-
day night. il having been decided to
merge that meeting with the Tuesday
evening session of the gathering of the
Michigan City congregational associa-
tion tomorrow evening.
Mrs. August Johnson will open her
home tomorrow for dinner and supper
to the visiting clergymen who come
TO attend the meeting of the Michigan
Congregational Ministers association,
and for tho church members who at
tend the gathering.
Mrs. Coats of Akron o.. and Mrs
Seasons and son-Jack of Cleveland. O.,
sisters of Mrs. r. C. Howell of Magoun
avenue. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. How
ell for couple of weeks. The guests
did not arrive together one having
come nearly a week ago. while the
others reached East Chicago the last of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Villa ms are NOV
ing into their new home in North Bar
ing avenue. near 144th street today.
Their furniture has been in storage
ever since they went west, and they
will be glad to return to housekeeping
again in their commodous and attrac-
tive new home
Mrs E. n. Canine will entertain at 4
o'clock tea this afternoon In honor of
Mrs. r. G. HowelIs guests Mrs. Coats
of Akron. o.. and Mrs. Seasons of Cleve-
land.
The Tuesday Reading club will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Edward
Jacobs, on Barring avenue. The study
of King Lear win be taken up in earn
est, the club having enjoyed one or
two preliminary meetings devoted to
this great Shakespearean work before
this year. The work tomorrow will in
CluOe TedulnB from the nTSI scenes Oh
the play
There will be meeting tonight Of
the Mems club of the congregational
church, at the residence of w. ]. Fun
key. The general topic for discussion
will be the political review of the
past few months. the subject beins
world wide in its scope and containing
papers on the British situation reel
procity. Martin Peterson. f. N Canin,
and Gus jacobson are on the program
TO speak. There will be music ans
refreshments will be served.
Pupils in the public schools will b,
pleased to learn that there will be n,
school on Friday. The schools will b.
dismissed in order to permit tho teach
ers to attend the meeting of the LAX
County Teachers association, whicl
convenes In Hammond on Friday AM
Saturday. The main speaker will b
Prof Roettger of Terre Haute Norma
school. Local teachers and superin
tendents will enter into the discussions
however. and some of them will Civ
talks.
Last evenings service OF the Congre
gational church was devoted to the re
ports OF delegates to the Congregation
al Brotherhood convention held recent
ly in Chicago. E. n, Canine, r. c
Howell and w. G. Turnkey. Jr.. were tn
delegates and their reports were mos