The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-27
EAST CHICAGO.

EAST CHICAGO.
A Gas Range combines convenience
and economy.-No Ind Gas q Elec Co.
recently had the pleasure of meet
ing Miss Mary Smith. a former teach
er in our schools. She is now teach
ing in East Chicago and likes her work
well-New Ross spondence of the
Charlottesville Journal
Members of the Calumet chapter of
the ID. A r. were entertained yester-
day at a luncheon given by Mrs. George
w. Lewis of Barring avenue, East Chi
caga, In honor of Mrs. J. d. Jones, a
member OF the organization who is in
East Chicago from Hamilton. Ont. Mrs
Jones is the guest of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gwilyn
Jones of Beacon street. Mrs. GwiIym
Jones was the only presen present not
a member of the chapter. The other
guests were Mesdames J. ID. JONES' F.
L Evans. w. r. Diamond. w. ]. Fun
key. Jr.; e. NJ. Creswell. Victor Bade-
aux, Charles FIGHTER. b NJ. Cheney and
Misses Mary A. Stone and Florence
Lewis. The latter assisted her mother
IN entertaining.
Teh decorations were appropriate
both to the organization and to the
season. independence day being so
near at hand. They consisted OF red
white and blue ribbons strung from
the chandeliers to the corners of the
room and the centerpiece was g rafnia-
ture silk flag and staf with pully and
ropes complete, set in a standard. The
place cards helped to carry out the
patriotic effect being two crossed ags
resting on star. The luncheon con-
sisted OF three courses and was a very
enjoyable affair.
Letters from Eddie Dixon, who is en-
joying a visit at Rhfneiander. Wis. in
dioate that he is having a fine time
there He has been gone a week.
Mrs. D. d. Dixon and Miss Dollie
Dixon will go to Rhineiander about
July for two weeks stay. d. d.
Dixon IL already there. having gone to
the Wisconsin town on business
Mayor A. @. Schlieker left last night
for Cincinnati. o., whore he will stop
for a few days prior to leaving for
Texas for q two weeks soJourn. DR..
5ohfteker is improving slowly. but II Is
q tedious process and II will require
some time before he can agan call him
self well man. He has attended to
considerable business since his return
from Topeka and IN consequence left
business cares.
as an aid in getting about. walking
seeming to tire him considerably.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Dewey and Mr..
John O'Callahan were guests last night
at q seven-course dinner given by Dr..
and Mrs Weis of Hammond at the
Country club. The company. which
numbered sixteen. were all members of
the whiting. East Chicago and Ham
mond Pedro club. Cards were enjoyed
following the dinner.
Misses Lillian and Dollie Dixon en-
tertained last night at Miss Lillian Dix
on's home in honor of Miss Made
Hoover of Monticello. who Is visiting
Miss Lillian Dixon. There were about
a dozen guests. The decorations were
cut flowers from the Dixon garden, which
is noted for its beauty throughout East
Chicago. American beauty roses grown
in this garden were features of the dec
orations, as were also sweet Williams.
Miss Helen DeCamp furnished music
for the occasion, which was a most de-
lightful one
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Berquest of Ma
goun avenue will leave Sunday for a
European trip. to be gone three months.
They will take with them their three
children and Mrs Berquest's mother,
Mrs Williams. They will visit among
other places England, Sweden and
France.
Mrs. Jesse Dewey and her two
daughters, Misses Bernfece and Flor
ence Dewey leave tomorrow for Lena.
ILL.,. for a ten days visit.
Section C OF the Congregational La
dies Aid society assembled on the J.
A. Berquest lawn Wednesday after
noon for the last regular meeting and
social of the summer. Business of the
organization was wound up under the
fine shade trees and luncheon was
served. Plans for a picnic to be held
probably July 10 or whereabouts. were
discussed
Mrs. Jesse Dewey and Mrs. F. e
Snyder of One Hundred and Forty
fourth street are entertaining Mrs. J
E. and Miss Ursula Tabor OF Belvidere
Ill. The guests are nieces of Mrs
Dewey and Mr.. Snyder.
Miss Laura Cadman, who few days
ago expected to have to undergo the
amputation OF her arm by reason OF
blood poison, caused by needle having
lodged In the member, is now much
improved The needle was found and
has been removed and Miss Cadmar
experienced the first good nights rest
last night that she has enjoyed since
the arm WAS injured. She still has &c