The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-17

tended the performance at the cort
theater
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Williams of
the Atlas apartments in North For
sythe avenue and their two children
have returned from two weeks visit
with relatives of Mr.. Williams in
Brazil. Ind.
Miss Elsie Greenwald OF Hammond
was a guest Of Miss Margaret McKenna
in South Olcott avenue Monday.
Mrs. Edward Pickard entertained at
Very pretty and well appointed lun-
cheon in the Atlas apartments Monday
in compliment to Miss Maud Hollings-
head who is here from Milton. Pa. on
visit to friends. Covers were laid
for six.
The Quill and staff OF the Washing
ton school announce their dance to be
held the evening OF November 10th at
the Riley school
The Kezehokone Camp Fire girls
met at the Mckinley gymnasium last
Monday evening for their first instruc-
ton this year in basket ball Miss
Gertrude Van Geisen was in charge and
there was an able instructor present
Monday evenings have been shared at
the gym with the young ladies OF the
Graver Tank Works Office.
The remains Of John Henry. eighteen
month-old son Of Mr. and Mrs. D. Z.
CarIan Of 1927 Hemlock street, were
brought from the Michael Reese hos
pitaI IN Chicago Monday where the
child had died after a several days
illness. The funeral will occur tomor-
row morning at o'clock from the
residence and will be to St. Patrick S
church for blessing. and thence to Cal
vary cemetery, Gary. for interment.
All members of the Twin City
Daughters Of Isabelle are requested to
send in the names OF those who they
desire to receive invitations for their
coming ball to be held at the Audi
torum, Indiana Harbor, October 26th
Names may be forwa rded to Miss Ger
trude Mulhern. 34OS Bloch avenue or
Miss Dee German, 1920 Barring avenue,
on or before Thursday evening.
There wifi be a card party held
October gath at st. Patrick's hall. In
diana Harbor. by the Ladies' sodality
Of the church. This is the first OF a
series of card parties to be held
throughout the season and plans are
being made by the committee in charge
TO make this very enjoyable affair
The East Chicago branch OF the
Womans Franchise league Of Indiana
Of which Mrs. Laura .. Floyd Of this
citv is president. will hold a most inn
portant meeting Friday evening, Octo-
Der 18th, at the home Of Mrs. Peter
Krill. 490s Barring avenue. The pur-
pose Of the meeting is to plan work
OF the year for the coming city cleo
ton. number Of candidates viii
speak Voting instructions will be
given. Every patriotic woman in East
Chicago. particularly those who have
sons in the enlistment OF their coun-
trys service. are urged to be present
Mrs Floyd and her assistants are using
every effort 10 make this meeting most
interesting and profitable. A large at
tendance is assured
The East Chicago woman's club
under the auspices OF the Civic depart
ment has reserved the date OF October
gath at the Lyric theater 70 hold a
benefit show whereby the receipts of
the evening will be divided between
the Associated Charities and the We'll
fare Association. The public f. asked
to attend the performances on this
evening and their aid will be most
heartily appreciated by both organiza-
lions. whose growing demands Increase
at the approach Of the winter months
and must be met with by alienation
of those in distress.
Miss Mildred Carlson Of Hemlock
street was the guest of Miss Dorothy
snodgrass in Hammond on Tuesday
Misses Mildred Carlson and Helen
Dillon have left for Chicago. 1hera
they will attend the Gregg 4choo1.
They are taking the new private sec
rotary course for high school gradu-
structor IN the high school in this
city. IS also studying at the Gregg
school
Mrs Katherine Koenig OF 441s Olcott
avenue. and wife Of John Koenig.
passed away at the Mercy hospital In
Chicago yesterday at 1870 a. m. fol-
lowing an operation performed upon
her for a malignant castro intestinal
disturbance with which she was long
sufferer. The deceased was born in
Austria-Hunga-y in 1873 and was IN
her thirty-ninth year. She had been a
resident OF this city for the past five
years, coming from Chicago and pre-
viously from Wichita, Kan. where she
had been married to the devoted hus-
hand, who is now left to mourn her
loss. During her residence in this city
she became endeared TO many and was
an ardent and Industrious worker in
religious circles. She was a devout
member Of st. Mary's church and was
held in high esteem BY the Rosary
society. Of which she was an honored
member. Her early passing is 20 be
lamented, bat her exemplary life is it's
highest tribute to her memory. for
she had not lived in vain There had
been no children born to the union.
Tho deepest sympathy goes out 60 the