The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-04

members OF the H I. NJ. club and eight
guests at card party at her home in
Laporte avenue. A very pleasant
evening was spent at cards after which
a three course luncheon was served
Miss Tiltons out of town guests were
the Misses Ruth ReddinE. Mildred
Gray and Olivia Myers Of Chicago
The annual meeting OF whiting Saw
tngs & Loan Assn will be held Tues
day. Jan. eth. at the association Of
fee. 500 11eth street. beginning at Z
p. m. II. s. Davidson. Secy. 1876
James Bartuska and Frank Green
wald returned 10 Ann Arbor last night
10 resume their studies at the Uni
versity of Michigan.
Herman Schrage was taken TO Chi
cago hospital yesterday to receive
treatment for his eyes. as it is feared
he is losing his sight.
Mrs. r. NJ. Baumgarten entertain
ed the members of the Royal Neighbors
at her home in Fischrupp avenue on
Tuesday night in honor Of her birth
day anniversary A most pleasant
evening was spent. n delightful lunch
con having been served.
The Gimmiker group had gather
ing at the Vogel home in Cleveland
avenue. Tuesday evening. in honor Of
Uric Moore, who has returned from
Oklahoma.
Mrs. George o'Hara OF Sheridan ave
nue., IS entertaining a former school
mate who is now teaching at Geneva,
III
Or. and Mrs. Holland Of I.aporte
avenue, have moved to Alton. III.
where DR.. Holland has been sent by
the Standard oil Company. Mr. and
Mrs. Daugherty have moved TO the
Lee Clark house vacated by the Hol-
lands.
The birth records report a daughter
born to Mr.. and Mrs Fl. y. Beal Of
sheridan avenue, at the Michael
Reece hospital in Chicago; a daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Comstock:
2 daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Hoff-
ner. nee Lena Fauth. and a daughter
TO Mr.. and Mrs. William Stoll
Mikoa Priskarech. age 80 years. or
South New York avenue who passed
away in a physicians office in Ham
mond on Tuesday night, was well
known Creation in Whiting and was
employed a fireman at the stills at
the Standard OIL Company. The re
mains were brought TO Whiting yes
teroay by Undertaken Baran who viii
have charge of the funeral which will
be held tomorrow morning when will
be held tomorrow morning when mass
viii be read by Father Podgorsek at
the Creation church.
The Day Nursery under the sponsor
ship OF the civics section Of the Fort
nightly club will be opened next
THURSDAY Jan H. This is to be
"house warming day." and the public
Is invited TO drop i'm during the af-
ternoon at the little cottage on Short
street to inspect the institution and to
show interest in the project A large
sign IS now being prepared by Mr..
Srnelser to call attention to the Ioca-
ton. The committee feels much graft
fication and encoura cement from re-
sponses Of the different organizations
in the city, especially the foreign
lodges and societies, and are enter
ing into the work with enthusiasm
and high hopes of the good that may
be accomplished by the nursery. Mrs.
Harriet Winslow viii be matron at
the nursery.
The II. I. G. F. 60. has moved
its office to the Schrage Bank build
ing at New York avenue and 18th
street There viii be no stock OF
fixtures kept on hand. but simply
station to pay bills.
Mrs. William Vogel entertained the
Ladies Aid society OF the Evangelical
Lutheran church at her home in
Cleveland avenue yesterday.
James Breen. alias Jack Byron. VINO
was arrested several weeks ago byl