The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
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torney Charles S. PereI viii speak at
the Princess and star theatres; tomor-
row evening Attorney John II. Fetter-
hin VIII speak at the Princess theatre.
on Saturday evening Attorney T. J. Sui
livan viii speak at both the Princess
and Star theatres
Whiting council. No. 1895. X. Of c.
Will observe Discovery Day on Friday
evening. Oct. II. by q celebration which
viii be held in the high school auditor
ium. In honor Of the occasion State
Senator r. z. Proctor who is also one
of the speakers for the state council Of
defense. viii give the principal address.
the subject Of which Will be Patriot
ism" In addition TO this there viii be
a musical program. The entertainment
is to be of public nature. a cordial in
vitation being extended to all A typo
graphical error made Blvitation" read
. initiation" There is to be no work of
this kind but merely the annual pubnc
entertained to celebrate Columbus Day.
The home economies section Of the
Fortnightly club VIII hold its regular
meeting az the high school domestic sci
ence room Friday afternoon. Papers
viii be given by Mrs. Slower and Mrs.
Parker.
John Seagraves, who has been here
visiting his sister Mrs. Sam Schlechty.
has returned to his home in Winchester,
Ind.
The Past Chiefs Of the Pythian Sis
tiers, are busy making arrangements for
their circus and masquerade ball which
/ is TO be given at the slovenska hail on
+ oct. so J. l. Clark OF the Whiting
News &C.. Will have charge Of the an
imals for the circus,
Miss Margaret Griffith VIII entertain
the members of the Tri Kappa sorority
! ct her home in Central avenue. Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs u C. swarts of sheri-
dan avenue. spent yesterday visiting in
Irving Park.
a meeting OF the women Of Whiting
was held at the library on Monday
night which was presided over by At
torneys John c. Hall and John II. Fet-
aterhom. The meeting was attended by
about thirty-five ladies, and cards were
distributed for them to sign rsgarding
Filtration" Another meeting is to be
held next Tuesday night at which time
it is planned TO appoint women in the
various precincts to take charge OF po-
utical affairs.
The Mems club OF the Congre ga ional
church held a very successful meeting.
| both from a business and social stand
point on Monday night. There We're
talks by Beaumont Parks, DR.. W E.
Putnam. Prof. hurley OF Robertsdale,
II. S. Davidson and others. The fact
that the Mothers Memorial pipe organ
has been installed. was the cause for
much OF the good feeling manifested.
The club. as wei as other members OF
! the church. feel that much credit is due
their pastor Rev Ccas. e TruebIood.
whose untiring efforts caused this
dream which was thought to be impos-
! sible. to now be realized. Refreshments
were served by the ladies in charge Of
the dav nursery.
Miss Cordula and Beatrice Echerling
who have spent week here visiting the
Misses Katherine and Marie Koch Of
Oliver street. have returned to their
home IN Beecher, Ill.
Carl Hammer has returned to his
home in Englewood after spending sew
eraI days with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. EIyin Beebe and daugh-
ter Helen OF Baltimore. Nd. who spent
severa. DAYS here visiting at the home
Of Mrs. Beebe's brother. Henry Behrens
Of New York avenue, left yesterday for
Oklahoma, to be guests OF their daugh-
ter.
Il The Al-Hassan Grotto VIII give a
dance at the Siovak Home. 10th and
- Short streets. on Friday night in OBJ