The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-29

The J. O. Y. club is planning n
Halloween party. the date of which
has not been set but will be announced
in the near future.
Services at the Swedish lutheran
church. East Chicago: S. s. 9;15;
Morning service ct 1880. Service at
the Swedish Lutheran church. Indiana
Harbor. S. S, 9:l5; evening service.
1870. Rev. Arthur w. johnson. pastor.
Miss Mayme German Of North Bar
ing avenue. visited Miss Myrtle Nc
Mahon at the St Bernard's hospital in
Chicago yesterday. The latter is in
training there.
Miss Clara Kolb Of Hammond. was
the guest at the home of her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.. Kolb in North Bar
ing avenue. yesterday.
Mr.. Sol Friedman of Chicago. was
a dinner guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Friedman at their home in North Ma
goun venue. yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Friend are NOV
ing from Grapevine street to an apart
ment at 1907 Hemlock street.
Jack Maremont OF Chicago. a broth
er to Mrs. Julius Friedman of North
Magoun avenue, has taken a position
with the Inland steel company and in
tends making this city his future
home.
Mrs. Lee Whiteman of Grapevine
street. is suffering with a very badly
sprained ankle. caused by her foot
slipping and turning the foot COM
pletely over. She is confined to the
bed as a result Of it.
Services at the First Baptist church.
I IndfaAn Jarh@ -
preaching service. 400; E. Y. T. u.
$780, evening service at $50. Rev. r.
C. speer, pastor.
Machel Rooney. al employe Of the
Inland Steel company. will celebrate
his goth birthday anniversary at a
large family reunion dinner held at
the home of his mother. Mrs Esther
Rooney. in Kennedy avenue. tomor-
row.
At the NJ. E. church in Indiana Har-
Dor tomorrow. the preaching services
will be conducted by Mr.. william Col
Inns in the absence Of Rev. Jones. the
pastor. who is absent from the city
owing to the conference of churches
being held at Valparaiso. gzHn
Mr.. and Mrs. AL George have moved
from Chicago Heights to this city and
are occupying the J. E. Francis fat
in North Olcott avenue. Mrs. George
before her marriage. was Mrs. Ethel
Wilson. a trained nurse Of this city.
The Indiana Harbor baseball team is
holding their fifth annual dance at
the Auditorium in ndian Harbor his
evening.
Services at the United Presbyterian
church: sunday school. s:45; preach
ing service. 1900; evening devotion.
1870. Rev. s. B. sommers. pastor.
The Mems club of the Congregation
al church will meet Monday evening
at the church
The literary department OF the East
Chicago Woman's club will hold its
first meeting of the club year Tues
day afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the
home of the chairman. Mrs. Z. J.. Reid
in the Harod apartments. The study
of one OF ~Browning's poems. How it
strikes a Contemporary" viii b. the
subject lesson of the day. 1t is the
desire of Mrs. Reid that all members
be present.
Michaelmas day will be observed at
the Church of the Good Shepherd to-
morrow with celebration of Holy
Bucharest at Z o'clock. Second ceIe-
fDration at 1855 with sermon. The
subject will be St. Michael. Warrior
Angel" The viii be no evening SER
vice tomorrow. Beginning with one
week from tomorrow evening there
viii be vespers and sermon each sun
day evening at 7;sO O'Clock. Rev.
fThos. Hines. pastor.
An informal junior prom opened the
eeason of dancing OF the East Chica-
go Elks at their rooms in Chicago
last evening and a very delightful
evening with an unusually large at
tendance. was spent. Many pretty IA
vors were given the guests and frappe
served drought the evening.
The J. S. B. club enjoyed q pleasant
evening at the home of Miss Alice
Klemm in South Barring avenue last
evening. Honors in the game Uncle"
went to Mesdames Paul H-ermansdorf.
Frank Lynch and Ellsworth Spencer.
The hostess carried of the ladies'
lhonor. The next meeting will be in
two weeks at the home OF Ellsworth
Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Klemm OF South
Barring avenue. their daughter Miss
Alice and Mr.. Paul He-rmansdorfer are