The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-11

always seemed to me as though the
world was full of people, but coming
out here would make one think differ
emily.
This fort here is a new place: all
new buildings. We are the second de-
tachment to come here. The officers
here say this is the best fort in Amer
lea This is only a cavalry post. and
there are about nine hundred horses
out here all ponies. We are sleeping
in barracks. Dewey Templeton, Art
Sass. Pat Harrison. Mike Credlow. the
Jew and myself are all sleeping in a
row. Wherever we go we will all be
together. We are getting up a base
ball team and want you to send me my
glove.
Hoping you will forward me some
cash as I am broke and no payday
until July 5th. 1 am.
Your son.
"P. LYNCH"
Princess theatre tonight. Americas
most popular actor. Geo. NJ. Conan, in
his greatest success, broadway
Jones" A wonderful comedy drama in
six acts. Also a Pathe Weekly Adm
10000. 6-f1-1
Mr.. and Mrs F. V. Nyland enter
tanned a number of friends at a party
at their home in Laporte avenue on Sat-
urday night. The evening was pleas
antly spent IN music and playing 500.
Refreshments were served.
The class day program of the Whit
ing high school will be held in the
high school auditorium at o'clock to-
night. The program will be as fol-
lows:
Presidents Address 49,. George Ceiga
Song ......... Girls Sextette
Agnsss Atchison, Esta Kohr,
Elona Hamon. Theresa Nc
Elroy, Ruth Tilton. Ruth
GLADDEN.
Glass History 1900. Lloyd Buchanan
Piano Solo ......... Selected
Marion Walker
Glass Will ............... Mary Naef
Frank Morrison
Vocal Solo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Selected
Ruth Tilton
Class Poem ..-......... Doris Phelps
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Floyd Griffith
Song ....-.........B Boys Quintette
Frank Morrison, Dan Prochas-
ka, Lloyd Buchanan, Floyd Grit
fifth. Leo Ceiga
Reply to Mallet Grafton. ......
............. Nicholas Kundradt
Class Prophecy ...... Dan Procha ska
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. George Ceiga
Giver OF Gifts. .--...-.- Ruth GLADDEN.
Observation-Disclosures. Jess Gill
Glass Song ................. Selected
Glass OF 1917
About forty friends of Mrs. Henry
Bollinger called at her home in Ohio
avenue yesterday afternoon to join her
in the cele bration of her saith birthday
anniversary. The Afternoon was de-
nghtfully spent and refreshments were
served
| Lloyd Martin Of Central avenue, has
returned from North Carolina where
he was called by the death of his
mother.
| Joseph swindel of the Great Lakes
naval training station spent Saturday
with his uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Mccarthy OF Central avenue
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
will hold a silver tea next Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. s. c
Rogers, 307 Sheridan avenue. Those tc
assist the hostess are Mesdames
IDewhirst, Engler. Flowers and Dahlke
Mrs. G. L. Fredenburg Will have charge
of the program. All are welcome.
| The dedication of the Eastern Star
. flag has been postponed on account Of
| the glass day program tonight.
/ A supper will be served at the
| Christian church tomorrow night
| The marriage of Arthur Worth,
Stewart of Whiting, and Miss Ivy Ma.
Sievers of Woodlawn, took place yes
| terday afternoon at the home OF tn,
| brides parents. 694S Dorchester ave
nue.. The ceremony was performed b.
| the minister of the Woodlawn Baptis
| church at 3 p. m. the attendants be
Ing Miss Eva Hamer of Hammond
| cousin of the bride, and Herbert Slew
ers. brother, A reception followed tn
/ ceremony, after which a SUMPTION
wedding supper was served. the brida
colors. pink and white being carrie,
out in the house and table decorations
A number OF Whiting and Harmon,