The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-09

10. A cordial invitation is hereby ex-
tended TO all the Welsh people and
their friends.
Mrs. Louis Ottenheimer and daughter
Louise Mime of Pine Blur. Ark. ar
rived in East Chicago yesterday to be
the guests for several weeks of Mrs.
Abe Goodfriend
Mr.. Karl Norris left yesterday for La
Grange, Ind, to remain over the week
end.
Rev. Alexander Monroe, pastor of
the Congregational church will preach
tomorrow to the united congregations
of the Methodist and Congregational
churches at the Methodist church. His
sermon will be the first of two on
Temptation" the subject being The
Blessings of Temptation"
At the Methodist church tomorrow
evening Miss Lucy Page CASTOR. head
| of the anti-cigaret league will speak on
| the evils of the cigaret habit and its
cure. A special invitation is issued to
all men and boys. There will be spec
| ial music.
Mrs J. r. Eich1itz. sister of Mrs.
Abe Goodfriend and who has been her
guest for about four weeks. will re-
turn to her home in Dallas. Texas,
Monday morning. Mrs. Eichlitz has
| been the guest of honor at a number
of affair during her stay including
| theatre parties. card parties etc. and
has had a most enjoyable time.
| Caroline Freeman. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. ]. Freeman OF Beacon
street fells fron1ka swing IN a neigh
bors yard yes8rday and broke her
right arm.
| Mr.. and Mrs. August Johnson. Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. X. Groves and their guest
Mrs. Frank Hesse enjoyed fish sup
per at Robertsdale last night
/ Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Brennan of North
| Magoun avenue are leaving for Ponti-
&C and Ellis, ILL.,, this evening. They
| will remain two weeks visiting rela-
tives and friends.
| Officer Joseph Hartley is still
mourning the loss of his gun which
escaped from him somewhere along
| Forsyth avenue between the city hall
and Chicago avenue. No one has as
yet brought 1t to the station to claim
the reward offered
lLOST-Pocketbook probably on Green
line car. containing 81 and railroad
ticket Finder may keep 50 upon re-
turning balance to Mrs. ]. j. Freeman
1924 Beacon street. East Chicago.
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les went to Pullman to visit Mrs. ]. J.
Houlihan who was formerly Mrs
Thorton Berry of East Chicago. The
ladies took lots of good things to eat
as 1t was planned to have a picnic
| luncheon. Some of these articles OF
food proved to be rare dishes indeed
The luncheon consisted of Queen jun
DO olives. cheese sticks. and Bulgarian
salad prepared by Mrs. f. Pickard, cold
Supreme chicken and potato salad
which was made with New Bermuds
pototos. Those two dishes were pre-
pared by Mesdames DeBria and l. w
Giles. Mrs Houlihan served deliciou:
jelly and freshly churned butter, thi.
with fine home made bread. which Mrs
w. F. Funkhouser took, was enjoyed
very much. also the delicious white
cake by Mrs. Curry and dark oak,
made by Mrs. s T. Johnson and othe
ladies of the party who took cookies
, WATERS and other good things. was es
pecially good with fresh strawberr,
Melba cream and coffee served by Mrs
, Houlihan. The ladies' spent the even
. ing at Palmer park where they enjoye
the open air band concert after whic
: the ladies returned to the home of Mrs
Houlihan, who lives in very cozy ap
al SliiSilt- oHc very PitoSuit lS"tuAc u
/. the afternoon. was the favors give
+, each lady which were very handsom
: pieces of hand painted china, bein
Mrs. Houlihan's own handwork. At
late hour the ladies returned home de
lighted with the days outing.
The various committees of the Eas
, ! Chicago Woman's club are workin
, hard on the program for the differen
sections they represent for the comm
season. 1t is expected that the clubs cal
i endar with completed program will b
a ready shortly for the printer. The de
II partments are the home economics, tn
. civics, the literary and the music sec
4 lions and each has its own com
a mittee at work on the program. Tn
literary section was completed som
time ago. 1t is understood that tn
: music section is preparing for an uu
!, usually elaborate program. Miss Mar
r A. stone is at the head of this.