The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-15
TWIN CITY
NEWS NOTES

Katharine Howard, 45Ts oIcOtt ave,
Phone 2S3. will be pleased to write and
receive social news and advertising for
The Times.
Q. r. Rain, 0xsistant cashier at the
First National bank. has rented the
lower apartment of the fat owned by
Mrs. A r Cox in North Magoun
avenue and being vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wells. who are moving
TO Dallas. Tex.
Forty Hours Devotion was com
menced yesterday morning al St
staniIaus Polish church in South
Magoun avenue with a Solemn High
Mass. with Rev. FIR. Joseph zielinski.
assistant pastor of the church. as cele-
brsnt. Rev. FIR Felix Se~roczynski OF
st. Cashier church in Hammond.
deacon, Rev. Peter Budnick. pastor of
church, sub-deacon. Professional fol-
lowed by sermon BY Rev. S~eroczynski.
This morning the masses were said at
the hours of 5. 6. :. S and 9 o'clock
The sermon preached at the last mass
was by Rev. Fr. Kulczyk OF st. Abel
berts church in whiting, There will
be vespers this evening ct 1880 o'clock.
The devotion closes tomorrow even
ing at 1880 with many visiting priests
from the surrounding parishez in at
tendance.
The J a. NJ. club viii hold its resu-
lar meeting at the home Of Miss
Lucille Kessler in Commonwealth
avenue Thursday evening.
Mrs. G. Holstrum Of Fir street is
confined to the house with a severe
attack OF the grippe.
Miss Irene Basso. assistant librarian
at the Calumet library. has resigned
her position and is leaving the latter
part or the week for Philadelphia to
enter college TO prepare for a sec
tarial civil service course. Miss Basso
is one OF the most popular young
ladies in Calumet and a devoted mem
Der OF the Hungarian Reformed
chureh in Kennedy avenue. She re-
sided with her parents at 1915 Alex
ander avenue.
The Misses Conway. Spencer. swear
inges and Proctor. all teachers in the
public schools OF this city. returned
70 resume their duties this morning
after q weekend visit in Chicago.
The L.. p. Ladies Aid meeting is an
~nounced for Thursday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. A. J. Fulton. 1919
Bloch avenue.
Indiana Harbor Review No. 1o5,
Macabee association. will meet this
evening in K. of P. hail In Michigan
avenue. There viii be refreshments
served at the close Of the session.
The first card party Of the season
held for the benefit OF St. Adams
church in the evening Of Saturday at
the parish house and directed By the
Mesdames II. r DeHoIl and George
NJ. Witt was a most decided success.
Twelve tables Of Five Hundred were
played and at the conclusion of the
game awards were in favor
Of Mr.. H. L. Rudolph. who secured
hrst honor. end Rev. n. n. Day. con
ISOLATION. Miss George Miller won
ladies' first and Mrs. william Tiddy
consolation. = Refreshments and dane
ing were features of the later evening
Everybody had a most enjoyable
time.
Miss OIivia MiddIehaussr is conval-
escent OF a several days Illness with
, tonsllitis at the T. s. Fisher home in
North MaEoun avenue.
The No-Name club viii be enter
tanned at the home OF Mrs. 2 B. Camp
BELL. North Olcott venue. in the even
ting or tomorrow.
The Lady Eiks will meet tomorrow
evening with Mrs. Nose specter IN
145th street
John Henry, th- eiRhteen-months-