The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-13
DYER
GRIFFITH

friends and visitors at 8 o'clock din
ner sunday evening in honor OF the
christening of their little son. The
sponsors We're Mr. and Mrs. Jack Piatz.
the child being named Ellsworth Jack.
Whiting lodge No. 61s +. & A. ID, Will
hold a regular meeting tonight and will
have as their guest Judge Harry B.
TuthilI of Michigan City. who is grand
master of the Masons OF Indiana. The
third degree will be conferred on sew
eral candidates. after which refresh
ments viii be served BY the members
of the Eastern Star.
MIR. and Mrs. P. A. Peterson will en-
terrain the members Of the Plymouth
club together with their husbands and
friends at their home in Central ave-
nue. next Friday night.
The regular meeting Of the whiting
public library board was held on Mon
day night.
This is the store for the ideal gift;
Hand made fancy work. crocheted bed
spreads, centerpieces luncheon sets.
guest towels and a large assortment OF
corset cover and gown yokes. Dainty
linen handkerchiefs and tatting edging.
Freel. 531 1I9th st. Whiting, Ind.
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The city ordinances are being revis-
ed by Attorneys Hall. Fetterhoff and
Green and win be put into book form.
John Poppen who is at the Passavant
hospital in Chicago suffering from in
juries received when he fell at the
Standard oil plant, expects to be able
to return home by Christmas time.
The NJ E Ladies Aid society will
meet tomorrow afternoon for one Of
their silver teas at the home OF Mrs.
Norman Emerson. 65S 10th street.
NesdaInes Douglas. Eaton and Parmelee
will assist the hostess. All are invit-
ed to attend
Mrs. 7. Seller or Laporte avenue. has
returned home from the Michael Reece
hospital IN Chicago. where she was
confined for several weeks. A trained
nurse, however. IS stin in attendance
and Mrs Setter is slowly recovering
from her very serious illness.
The local chapter Eastern Stars held
a regular meeting Monday night at
which there was initiation and also
election Of officers. The officers elect
ed were as follows. Worthy matron.
Mrs. Nellie Shawcroft worthy patron,
william Slower; associate matron, Ber-
tina Douglas; secretary. Rebekah Kohr;
treasurer. Elizabeth Porter; conduct
ress. Gladys Douglas; associate con-
ductress, Rose Emersan. A public in
stallatIon viii be held the second Mon
day in January.
The youngest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Graves on Sheridan ave-
nue., has been quite i'll with pneumonia,
but is improving now.
u r-a97v FIR tho f7hrfs fr0as
/ in millinery, corset waist. glove and
hosiery departments. These are gifts
that are practical and serviceable. Ex-
! ceptionally low prices for the holidays
FreeI, 5s1 119th ST., Whiting, Ind
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/ The owls club viii base a card party
at the club rooms tomorrow night
/ Princess Theatre tonight NVm. A.
Brady presents House Peters and Gail
( Kane in "The Velvet Paw" Many OF
the scenes in this picture show the
government buildings in Washington.
4 Also a Metro comedy. Admission and
4 10 cents. 12-13-1
Alex ComstoclS. brother OF Charles
Comstoek of this place. passed away
4 yesterday a Newcastle. Ind. where he
4 has been confined IN a hospital for sew
eral years. The young man who was
q years OF age, -as known to his
friends here as .Luggy" Undertaken
Heyden left for Newcastle last night
and will return this evening with tire
remains. which will be shipped to Buff
( falo. y Y, for interment In addition
to leaving his brother. Mr.. ComstocR
is also survived by two sisters. Mrs
ollie Ginnapp and Mrs. Geo. HazIett
Jack Carrette was taken to St Mar
garet's hospital last night suffering
with appendicitis.
Mrs. George Bartucka Of Central ave