The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-06
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

The Daughters of Liberty, Union
Coupcil No. 8 of Whiting. celebrated
their 10th birthday anniversary on Sat
urday night in the l. o. o. F. hall. at
which there was 200 present. The hall
was most artisticaIly decorated with
flags and bunting. as was also the din
ing room and table, making very
pretty effect. In honor of her 10th
birthday a class of sixteen members
were initiated The initiatory work
was done by the team from Hammond
lodge, Triumph Council No. l. Follow
ing the initiation a very fine program
was rendered, which was not only en-
joyed by members of the Hammond,
East Chicago and Whiting lodges. but
large number of guests as well. The
program opened with a public drill by
the drill squad from Golden Rule Coun-
No. IL of Hammond, which was much
appreciated by ALL This was followed
by a piano duet by Mary Cole and
Sylvia Sternberg. Other musical num-
bers were a vocal solo by Miss Dollie
Geib of Hammond, piano solo by Miss
Anna May Dineen and a piano solo by
Miss Vera Flaugher. Readings were
given by Miss Helen Mattern, Miss
Mary l. Morrison. Miss Violet Gold
ing and ISIS Edna OHara, who gave
Dora" by Tennyson, the rendition of
which recently awarded her first place
in the girls contest in the Lake coun~
ty oratorical contest at Hammond. The
serving of refreshments followed the
program and concluded the evenings
pleasure.
Miss Olive Kadow of Schrage avenue
has returned home from ST Margaret's
a whore she
derwent an operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bernstein of
! 10th street entertained the latter's
mother and sister from Chicago over
Saturday and Sunday
Fred Carlson has been in New Mex
| leo visiting his sister for the past few
| weeks. and is soon expected home.
| Gallus J. Bader of oliver street has
received his new Abbott-Detroit ma
chine.
| Harvey Matthias of Sheridan avenue
has returned home from ST. Margarets
| hospital. where he was i'll with typhoid
fever. Since coming home Mr.. Matthias
| has suffered a relapse.
Dr. william Greenwald of Indiana
| Harbor and Attorney Chas. e. Green
valid of Gary visited their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Greenwald of Sheridan
avenue. yesterday.
! Miss Almeda Hilliard of oliver street
was the guest of Miss Margaret Adams
| at Woodlawr on Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Kate Wade and Mary Hanusin
are spending a few days with relatives
and friends in Laporte.
| Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Baum have
moved into the Muffiitt house. on Sheri-
dan avenue recently vacated by the
Bremen family.
| Mr. and Mrs Wesley r. Jenkins spent
yesterday at woodlawn visited the
| formers aunt and also Mr. and Mrs.
| Geo. NJ. Hornecker.
| The Sheridan Athletics OF Whiting
defeated the Gary team yesterday by
the score of 3 to l. The Whiting bat
teries were F. Miles and Childs and
Smith and C. Hanlin for Gary.
| Mr. and Mrs. King of Hammond Wis
tied Mrs. Joseph Brock of 10th street
yesterday.
| Hollis Hunter of Hammond visited
in whiting on Saturday night.
Mrs Lena StoH of Chicago was the
guest of whiting friends yesterday
The carnival deserted Whiting on
| Saturday night, having been the attrac-
ton in Whiting for several days.
| Mr.. and Mrs harles B. Manbeck en-
| tertained a number of friends at their
home in 342 Sheridan avenue at an
| elaborate o'clock turkey dinner on
Saturday evening. Following the din
| ner the guests spent the evening IN
| playing cinch, at which Mrs Hillfard
| was awarded first ladies prize and f..
| N. Daegling first gents. The consolation
prizes were awarded to Mrs G. D. Da-
wilson and j. A. GILL Those present
| ~ nj N (Yaytt. r.
and Mrs. Gallus j. Bader, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. GILL Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Twitt.
r. and Mrs. William Curtis, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. N. Daegling, Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Beaubien. Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont Parks
and r and Mrs. Charles d. Davidson of
Gary.
A friendly" meeting of the w. F. NJ
S. will be held at Mrs. Robert Hum