The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-25


has resigned her position as stenog-
rapher at the Consumers company In
Calumet and taken a similar one with
the little Bros. Market in Cedar
street
Mrs. Frank Dickson Of APPS Magoun
avenue entertained at a dinner party
in compliment to Mrs. David c. VII
liams, who is here on a visit from
her home in Scranton. Pa. and a sis
ter to Mrs Z. T. Davis. also Of Ma
goun avenue. There were FIVE sisters
in attendance at this affair. Mrs. Mar
garet Lewis, Mrs. Anna Thomas Mrs.
Ruth Williams. all OF Hammond, and
Mrs. E. T. Davis of this city. DR.. and
Mrs. William. Bigger and son. William.
and the Misses Mabel Sontag and
Mary Davis of this city were also
present. Covers were laid for sixteen.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones of 145th street
lis expected back this week from an
extended visit with relatives and
friends at Columbus. O.
Four soldiers of the enlistment sta
toned at Saw Mil park were enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Z. Potts in Hemlock street at a
chicken dinner Sunday. They were
| the Messrs. Depew. Stutzman. Adams
and Walker In the afternoon they
were taken in the Potts machine to
witness the game in East Chicago.
Miss Gertrude McKenna has taken a
position as stenographer with the Sin
clair oil Refinery company.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carol OF Fir
street were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
| Arthur Roeske at their home in
Beacon street last evening.
| The No-Name club will meet in the
evening Of Thursday at the home OF
Mrs. Charles Wells in North Magoun
avenue.
| Miss Lillian German. who has been
patient at the Mercy hospital in
/ Gary for the past eight weeks will
/ be brought home the latter part of
/ this week Her condition is now so
/ favorable that her father and sisters
have obtained permission to have her
home.
training at the Great Lakes Naval
| academy IN Chicago was the guest OF
his aunt. Mrs. Henry Callahan in
Carey street yesterday.
Mrs. Meyer Klempner and her
daughter. Miss Bessie. were among
the Chicago visitors yesterday.
Mrs. a. Fugate. who has been visit
ing relatives here from New Mexico.
departed yesterday for Joliet, accom-
panied by DR.. and Mrs. Lwalof Johns
in their machine. also Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover Hon
Vernon Williams and Miss Edna
Mason Of Hammond attended the
evening performance at the Garrick
theater in Chicago last evening and
saw the Thirteenth Chair"
Mr.. and Mrs r W. CIubine of
lGrapevine street left yesterday for
Detroit. Mich. for a months visit al
the home OF their son. Fred. a resi-
dent OF that city.
John Manta. paying teller at the
First State Trust and Savings bank
at Indiana Harbor. has resigned his
position to enter partnership with his
father. who owns and manages the
Princess theater in Whiting Michael
Whelan succeeds Mr. Manta and Ell
FPopescu OF Chicago is coming here to
take the position OF receiving teller
made vacant by Mr.. whelan
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burke Of South
Chicago were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Riordan in North Tod avenue for
The day.
There is a called meeting of Sec
| ton B. Of the Congregational Ladies'
aid to be held Wednesday afternoon
at the church preceding the Thimble
party that viii be held throughout
the afternoon by Section A, of which
s.Arrs. Robert Bruce Miller IS Chairman.
( Grover Hoff. who recently came 70
this city with his wife. who before
her marriage was Miss Evelyn Cad
man OF Beacon street. has taken a
position with the Hubbard Steel foun-
| lries. Mr.. Hon was an employee of
| this 1rm at the time OF his marriage