The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-15

old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. =. T. Carlan
Of 1897 Hemlock street. passed away
at the MichaeI Reese hospital in Chi
icago last evening after an illness OF
but a few days. The child was re-
moved to the hospital Friday when
his condition showed alarming symp-
toms. and it is believed that death was
due to pneumonia. The body will be
brought to the family residence some
time today. IN deceased child was
the youngest Of four children. There
are two sisters and one brother left
to mourn his loss.
Mrs. Arthur W. Cox will attend the
session Of the National Conference on
Housing being held at the Lasalle
hotel in Chicago. tomorrow
II. r DeIIoll. superintendent Of the
by-products department of the Inland
steel company, departed Yesterday for
Washington. u. C.. 20 have the thirty
third degree OF Masonry conferred
upon him. Mr.. DeHoIl will return to
this city within the next few days,
The Baptist Ladies' Aid OF Indiana
Harbor viii meet with Mrs Andrew
Wickey ~ her home, ga 145th street.
Thursday afternoon. All members are
urged to be in attendance.
Nj. and Mrs. Frank McDevitt Of
Jackson. Mich, We're weekend guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Dewey in 144th
street
Mr.. and Mrs. r S. Fisher of North
Magoun avenue entertained at a fam
ily dinner last evening at the Eschen-
bach cafe in Chicago avenue in honor
OF the latter's mother, Mrs. X. Mem
denhal!. whose birthday anniversary
it was. Covers were laid for six.
The Literary department OF the East
Chicago Woman's club viii meet with
Mrs. E. n. Canine at her home. 42S6
Magoun avenue. in the afternoon Of
tomorrow. Mrs. Canine will be leader
for the day in the lesson Of Romeo
and Juliet. Shakespeare study. Roll
call will be responded to by current
events.
Mrs. Sarah Charles of Newport, Ky.
is arriving here today TO be the guest
OF Mrs. e Mendenhall in South For
aythe avenue and the Iatter's two
daughters. Mrs. o. Geyer Of Ivy street
and Mrs. T. s. Fisher OF North Ma
goun avenue.
The Ladies' Aid OF the NJ E. church
Of Indiana Harbor will hold a social
session at the home Of Mrs. (. b..
Lanman. $500 Adds avenue. in che
afternoon OF Thursday.
The Messrs. James Hirst and w.
Leonard Cornelious. both privates Of
the First company. Seventh regiment,
stationed at Robinson. Wis. and in
innate friends of VIII Harris of this
city, also OF the same regiment. were
here yesterday visiting Miss Myrtle
Duuck and Miss Tressa Ball. The regi-
ment is leaving for France this week.
Woodbine Camp. Royal Neighbors.
VIII meet tomorrow evening in x. of
r. hall at $50 o'clock. assessments
and general dues are payable at this
meeting and all members are urged to
be present,
The willing Workers Of st. Mary's
church will meet in the hall tomor-
row afternoon TO sew. 1t is requested
that all come early. At the conclu-
sion of the work a committee com
posed Of the Mesdames Edward Rior-
dan. Williams. Froh and Forbeck Will
serve.
The nurse committee Of the Welfare
association that was to have met this
afternoon with Mrs. Nose Specter in
145th street has been postponed and
viii be held next Monday afternoon
instead.
Mr. and Mrs. John Vincent Reardon
Of North Tod avenue celebrated their
second wedding anniversary by enter
tanning a party OF friends at their
home Friday evening at a dinner party
and last evening attended the Prin-
cess theater in Chicago and saw The
Man That Came Back"
Very special at the Columbia Theater
tonight VIM. Fox presents Virginia
Pearson in The Bitter Truth" a very
strong and excellent drama. A corkina
twO-reel comedy will be shown with
the above feature. on Wednesday we
viii show wonderful Emily stevens in
The Stacker" one Of the best plays
Of the season. AS we were only able
10 secure this great picture for one
day. We will run a Matinee Wednesday,
afternoon in order to let every one
have an opportunity Of seeing THE
Stacker" Doors are open at 2:3o-Adv.