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

Miss Stormont was formerly school
teacher In Indiana Harbor and lived
+! last year at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lukens. Mr. Fish's brother. Arthur
Fish. viii be the only person from In
diana Harbor to attend the wedding,
which is to be quietly celebrated in
/ the presence of the immediate family
only. Mr.. Fish has built home
for his bride at s725 Grapevine street
and will move into it as soon as he and
Mrs. Fish return from their honey
moon. if they decide to take trip This
will depend on the condition of Mr..
Fish's son. who is now i'll with scarlet
fever. but is steadily improving If
| there is no turn for the orse. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fish will go to St Louis and Iowa
points. to be gone about ten days.
1 L. w. Sarec. J. A. Patterson. Ben
| Goldman and c. L. Fowler went to Chi
| cago yesterday in the Patterson auto
| mobile to attend tho Sox-Cub game at
| Comiskey Park. A number of others
from Indiana Harbor and East Chicago
| also attended the game there.
The Misses Lou and Emma burst of
Chicago spent yesterday with Mr. and
Mrs. George Roop. TIE Misses burst
are sisters of Mrs. Roop. The party
ball team and the Chicago Giants in the
afternoon.
Mrs. A Bedford entertained the
Birthday club Friday at / o'clock din
ner. There are seven members of the
club and delightful time was enjoyed.
| Mrs. r. l.. Taylor of Drummond street
will entertain for the Birthday club on
Thursday.
Miss Jessie l. Deathe was hostess to
a small company of friends on Friday
evening in honor of her niece. Miss
Marie Dickinson of Lowell. Mr. Lester
Castle OF Chicago. who is pianist and
baritone of considerable prominence In
Chicago. was out and played number
of his own compositions He also sang
several selections. There were nine
!. guests and chatting dish supper was
served. The table was decorated in
ping roses.
The chicken pie supper given Satur-
day night at the parish house. under
; the auspices of St Adams guild. was
: a great success-over 800 being taken
in. The event was the second annual
chicken pie supper given by the guild
whose fame for such events was estab-
lished by the one given last year.
number of married couples and
{ young people will attend the Shriners
ball to be given at the Masonic temple.
| in Hammond, tomorrow evening. Those
! expecting to attend include Mr.. and
, Mrs. Charles Eghert. Mr. and Mrs. A. G.
, Lundquist Miss Anne Calvin. Jimmie
, Calvin and Miss Miriam Donnnelley.
Mrs A. G. Lundquist has been suffer-
ing with a slight attack of pleuracy,
D | but is better now.
, Mrs Carr and two children of Ivy
I street is moving her household goods
D today preparatory to taking up her
r residence in McKeesport, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ford spent Sat
r urday and Sunday in Chicago with Mrs
Ford's mother
/ Homer Beck the 7-months- son
0 of Mrs. Anna Beck, 3735 Drun1mond
n street. died last evening at O'Clock
r Guam are in charge of the funeral ar
r rangements.
r The Carpenters union of Indiana
| Harbor had charge of the funeral OF
!, Frank Madgzinski this morning. the
n union marching in a body from the late
{ home of the deceased to the special
: car which conveyed the remains tic
:. Michigan City for burial. There were
o quantities of flowers sent by the many
friends of the deceased. The special cal
o left Indiana Harbor at SIS o'clock fol
o Michigan City. where solemn requiem
z mass was celebrated at St. Nary
v church. Father Ellering. the pastor Of
n the church, was the celebrant and he
Z was assisted by Father John Wakefel
: of Indiana Harbor deacon and Fa
4 Their John Blackman of Michigan City
as sub-deacon. Father Wakerfer de
II livered the funeral sermon paying
= high tribute to the deceased. The pail
bearers were VIM T. Clement. Mr.
Neidig. John Wachel John Bastian
: James Porter and ID. W. Morrison. Be
It sides the members of the family ant
|. the members of the Carpenters union
the remains were accompanied to Mich
igan City by number of close friends