The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-14

was lutIner wrecked py the HTe WI
Baden. and is feeling much better IN
health.
Boleslaw Maguda seven months of
age, died of bronchial pneumonia We'd
nesday at p. m. and was buried from
the family residence. S9l1 Elm street.
to ST. Johns Cantius church. thence to
Holy Cross cemetery for interment.
Mrs Warren Kip and son William
have returned from d visit 10 Rockford.
III.
Mrs. c Parker OF Drummond street.
Is home from an extended visit to
Louisville. Ky. where she visited her
son william who is stationed there
with his company. Mrs. Parker says
that before leaving Kentucky it was
visited by a heavy snow storm. one that
had no equal in twenty years and that
/ trains were delayed for many hours.
a baby daughter has been born TO Mr..
and Mrs. Steven Four OF AIS Melville
avenue.
! Mrs. Jenny Chitty o. Commonwealth
avenue is coming home Sunday from
Columbus. Ind, where she has been for
several weeks visiting.
Walter Greenfield. an employe of the
/ Inland Steel mill. is confined to his
home in Commonwealth avenue. with
Illness.
Mrs. Shields Craig. a former resident
Of this city. and her little daughter Vir-
ginia, are here in the interests Of bus
mess. They viii return to their home
in Canton, Ohio. shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Gilman OF 1918
Niagcun avenue, have rented the l.. /.
Evans flat at 44l9 Magoun avenue. and
took possession yesterday
Mrs. Leo Marx of Commonwealth ave
nue.. who has been visiting at Porter.
Ind, with her small son Lawrence Paul.
has returned 70 her home.
Mrs 4. A. Ross Of 10th street, en-
tertained a theatre party for Mrs. Paul
and her sister, Miss Masd Hollingshead
who are leaving for their home at Mil
ton, Pa. after an extended visit here
with friends. Mrs. John Hill was also
a guest and they enjoyed seeing The
Man Who Came Back" at the Princess
theatre in Chicago.
The knights of Pythias win work
in the Rank Of Esquire this evening
there being two pages to receive the
work IN members are requested to
be present. as there IS important bust
ness to be disposed Of
John Ryan of Abba. Ia, here at the
home Of his sister. Mrs. John Lannsn
i'm Northcote avenue for a months stay
The newly elected officers Of the
L. A. y. Q. II which was held last even
ing at St. Mary's hall are: President,
Mrs. Margaret Broderick, vice presi
dent. Mrs. Mary Ryder; financial sec
rotary. Mrs. Margaret English; recod
ing secretary. Mrs. Mary Quinn; treas
urer. Mrs. Anna Quinn. The initiation
Of officers will be held at the next reg
ular meeting in January.
The Queen Esther circle Of the NJ Z.
church, Indiana Harbor is meeting
with Mrs. L. n. WEIGH in 140th street,
today.
The basket dinner given by tho La
dies Social union of the NJ. Z. church
Of East Chicago last evening was a de-
cided success. There were $50 in all
who gathered about the festive board
and a most enjoyable end appetizing
luncheon was psrtaken Of An excel
lent program was carried on through
out the evening, those participating be
ing Judge Boggs, who rendered some
very select violin music; T. ID. VIII
liams and Leo Mccormick, solos and
duets; Miss Iddresse Williams two So
los entitled Keep the Home Fires Burn
ing" and Knitting" Miss Gertrude
Sheldon, instrumental numbers. It
was an evening Of pleasure for all those
in attendance.
The AutodeaI club is meeting with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Evans in North Ma
goun avenue. in the evening of tomor-
row.
The Indiana Harbor Luther league is
meeting this evening at the church in
Indiana Iarbor. \ fun attendance OF
members is desired.
The civic service department OF the
East Chicago Womans club met last
evening with Mrs. Z J. Heid in North
Barring avenue. An excellent program
was given hy Mrs. George ". Lewis ia
charge. Those reading papers prepared
by the leader were the Mcsdamos Jesse
/ Thompson. E, L. Reid. L. {. Morris and
Miss Gertrude Aan Geisen. Tho topic
OF the evening was state Legislature =
James Bradford. son of. Mrs. Belle
Bradford of Chicago avenue, left this
morning for Indianapolis to take the
/ examination for enlistment in the avia-
I ton corps.
Memorial services viii be held at the
B'nai Israel synagogue in Indiana Har-
Dor, tomorrow evening for the late n
NJ Friedman. The surviving sons who
| will be in attendance are Arthur Fried
man. who arrives tomorrow from Ben
ton Harbor: Samuel, Joseph and Sol Of
/ Chicago; Jacob II. % Gary: and Max
and ulius Of this city. and the daugh-
ters ara the Mesdames d Feltman Otto
Rockmsn and NJ. Lazar. all of Chicago
The r. A. f. Embroidery club tender
ed Mrs. E. J. Gardner, party at her
home in 1904 Fir street. last evening
where an enjoyable evening. with juy-
emile games and contests were carried
out. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Wm. Fox OF Grapevine street.
has returned from visit 10 her dsush-
ter III Kenosna- Hayden Fox. her son.
departed Yesterday Tor indianapolis to
take the examination taF Sn, coast sgtl