The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-18

Geneva, and later to Fort Wayne, the
home Of the doctors relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hensel Of 10Th
and Hemlock street have a baby son
born To them. and who viii bear the
name of Harvey Loomis. Mr.. Hensel is
In the safety department Of the Inland
Steel Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Cole have
changed their place OF residence from
1927 Grapevine street 10 3432 FIR street.
to the Reed McQuilken apartment house,
which was recently purchased from the
william Borns.
Miss Mary stone is home from a trip
to parts in Michigan. Mrs Frank Evans
and her little son who accompanied her
viii return later
Mr.. and Mrs. Gwylm Jones of Beacon
street entertaiued Mrs. Daisy Barr, the
evangelist. who was here at the Con
-gregatonal church last evening In a
lecture. at dinner.
The sons and Daughters Of Liberty
Of Indiana Harbor Will meet tomorrow
evening in regular session. There is to
be initiation of candidates. All Nom
bers are urged to be present. The meet
ing viii BE called promptly at O'Clock.
James Henry and his niece. Miss Irene
Williams, arc o ng home from Ham
,ca o1tarls mere .lese s-a "a
IA v-.t 10 tine home Of Thomas Henry.
who was formerly 81 this city and with
( the .Graasellt Chemical Company and
transferred ID the latter place.
Miss Mae Mills Of Drummond street
is ia receipt Of a package which has
come across seas from Frank Hart. The
gift is a crepe de chine scarf, beauti-
fully embroidered. evidently The handi-
work of a French woman. Young Mr.
Hart also sent his sister q remembrance
Both young ladies are proud Of theii
possessions, coming from the country
which means much TO them today.
The Mems Club of the East chicag,
Swedish Lutheran church VIII meet tins
evening with Rev. Johnson at the pas
toraI residence in Bcaeon street.
Mrs. Bertha Clark. a former residen
Of Indiana Harbor and now Of Chicago
is entertaining the rive Hundred Clul
today. comprised of Harbor ladies' and il
which she still retains her membership
The club has been bidden TO spend tn
afternoon and also the evening.
Niayfower Camp. Royal Neighbors
meet his evening in regular session.
Rev. Arthur w. johnson. pastor Of tn
Swedish Lutheran churches Of East chi
ca~go-Indiana Harbor. is at LaPort at
tend the district conference meeting 9
Swedish churches. Rev. Johnson ap
, peared both Tuesday and Wednesda.
on the program outlined for the oc
casion.
Mrs. II. s. Evans Of the Atlas Apart
mcnts Will be hostess to the Plnochl
Club tomorrow afternoon.
The Luther League Of the East Chi
cago Swedish Lutheran church viii NEE
tomorrow evening at the chGrch.
MIS-. NJ. BattershalI. who has bee
here visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ed
ward Vassar. Of Grapevine street, Ia
returned to her home al Hudson, Ind
taking her little grandson, Myles NassaI
with her for an extended visit.
A service flag is being made ready 70
dedication at ST. Adams church. Indian
Harbor. and viii show twelve stars
representative of the young men VII
have left for the various branches o
. government service TO date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mills of Hem
lock street VIII be Chicago visitors 70
several days. visiting points Of interes
during Mr.. Mills vacation.
Miss Beatrice Jameson of Beacol
street is on a visit 70 Canada for
period of six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barron Of 49,
Barring avenue are the proud parents 2
a baby son born to them a few DAY
ago. 1T is their hrst-born.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Spencer of 1871
street. accompanied BY the l~atter's SIS
ter. Miss Anna Courval. departed YES
terday for Wilmington. III for 2 coupl
Of weeks visit.
a theatre party, comprising Mrs. Bar
ney Cohen Of Grapevine street. q guest
Mr.. Bernard Abramson, who IS here q
a visit to his son. Joe. who IS a radi
service man at the Great Lakes trainin
station. and the latter, attended II
performance at the Cohen theatre II
Chicago and saw Patsy on the Wing.