The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-18


this evening in their parlors TO tn,
Northern State Life Insurance com.
pany. which viii issue a check fol
one thousand dollars in payment O,
the recent campaign put on by tn,
members OF the church to secure
enough policy-holders to claim their
award. The campaign has just closed
and has been most successful one
and the amount earned will go toward
the benefit of the church All those
who have had policies issued Will be
guests Of the evening and a very enjoy
able time is anticipated.
/ c. B. Tolf Of the Tolf Taxi Service
in Michigan avenue has purchased a
new seven-passenger Kissell car to be
used in his service.
I The Calumet Library club rendered
! Miss Irene Basso. who is leaving the
I latter part of the week for PhiladeI-
/ phia to take up the study of sec
tarial civil course. an Halloween sur
/ prise party in the rooms of the library
last evening. and very pleasant time
was had. Miss Basso recently resigned
her position at the branch as assistant
librarian and she was presented with
beautiful knitting bag as a remem-
brance from the friends she leaves to
enter the university at Philadelphia.
Miss Hannah Colder Of Pennsylvania
avenue has resigned her position as
toll operator at the Calumet exchange
and is now one of the clerical stan
at the Inland Steel company.
Mayhower Camp. Royal Neighbors
will hold their regular meeting this
lunch served. Mrs. L. Constant is chair
man of the lunch committee.
The Indiana Harhor woman's club
will hold an entertainment tomorrow
evening at the NJ E. church at Indiana
Harbor at 7:45 o'clock. Jen Jensen,
the landscape architect of Chicago.
will give an Illustrated lecture on The
Conservation of the Sand Dunes" A
musical program will be rendered by
Mrs NJ NJ Day. Mrs. ". B. Van Horne
and Mr. and Mrs w. ]. Funkey. Jr.
The public is cordially invited There
will be no admission charged.
Plans are under way for a house
warming to be held at the new home
Of Rev. Elmer Jones. pastor of the
Indiana Harbor ". E. church. The date
will be announced within the next few
days.
At Columbia Theater. Very special
tonight. William Brady presents that
most delightful actress. Kitty Gordon.
in The Beloved Adventures" Don't
fail to see this photo-play tonight.
Sidney Drew comedy VIII be shown
with the above feature. Tomorrow
night we viii show Jules verne's
famous story. Twenty Thousand
Leagues Under the Sea" No advance
in Enthusiastically.
Bernard Rostway and Miss Ella Eng
attended the performance at the Gar
rick theater in Chicago last evening
and saw The Thirteenth Chair"
The Esther Rebekah lodge will hold
an important meeting at the home Of
Mrs. L c. Werlich 1926 Grapevine
street tomorrow afternoon at ?
O'Clock.
The J. A NJ club will meet with
Miss Lucille Kessler this evening at
her home in Commonwealth avenue.
Mrs a. c. Butler OF Chicago. &C
companied by A H. Buhler IN his car.
will be the guest OF her daughter. Mrs.
C. l. Anderson in South Forsythe
avenue for several weeks. Mrs. Butler
returned after spending the day here.
The regular meeting OF the o. E. s.
chapter will be held this evening in
East Chicago.
Mrs. Meyer Klempner has been con-
fined to the house the past week with
Illness
The Epworth league will go out on
mysterious hike" tomorrow even
ing after choir practise at the church.
They will meet at the Mckinley school
at o'clock. They will be accompanied
by Rev. and Mrs. George B. Jones.
John Boughton and family of Wat
seka. Ill. and Mrs. James Oppy of
Kentland, Ind. were guests Of a few
days of Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Martin
n North Magoun avenue.
Mrs Frances Byers. city librarian.
is in Fort Wayne attending the
ing held there two days of the week
The James Haywoods OF 1906 141st
street have disposed of their property
and moved to Gary The property has
been purchased by Mrs. Amanda
Hokenson of Hemlock street. who has
taken possession OF it.
C. H Stevenson of Seward. Neb.. was
in Chicago on business trip and was
a guest ct the II. c. Havill home in
South Barring avenue yesterday.
c. G. Phillips Of this city, now SER
Ngeant in the Engineers contingent.
expects TO leave Washington within
the next few days for Spain. He had
expected to visit relatives here before
sailing. but has received orders to pre-
pare to leave eny day
Mrs w. Sutton Of Detroit. Mich, is
ARRIVING here today to be the guest
at the home of her brother. Writ Morea
Of Drummond street.
Miss Maud HoIlingshead. who is here
from Milton. Pa. IS a guest OF Mrs.
B. 3. Mickey in North Magoun avenue
today, and both have gone to Austin
H.. to visit friends
Mrs. Harvey Gilman Of North Ma
goun avenue is hostess to the Twen-
tieth Century Sewing club this after
noon.
Mrs Villa Of Ivy street is entertain
ing her mother. Mrs. Jernberg of Chi
cago. for a few days.
The Charles NJ. Wilcox family Of 1903
Grapevine street has moved to Hobart.
whore they viii reside in the future.
The property they occupied has been
sold to Mrs. J. n. Bower Of Elm street. |