The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-21
THE TIMES.

Will be the attendants. The couple
VIII stay at the Hotel LaSalle until Mr..
laugh j. called Mrs. Haugh will re-
turn here and complete the semester
OF the school term and will then to
to the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norval Lamphere. at Durand.
wis.
Charles Peterson and Fred Hebbell.
two Harbor boys. have enlisted for
navy service and have gone to the
Great Lakes Training Station. Both
worked az machinists at the Gary and
Inland mills
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Crack and Mr.
and Mrs. /. Booth motored to Chicago
YESTERDAY seeing Leave 1t To Jane
! at the LaSalle theatre. and later din7
ing at one Of the loop cafes.
There will be cottage prayer meet
ing tomorrow of district No s. at the
home Of Mrs. Elias Davis 421s Magoun
avenue Mrs. A. J.. Hermansdorfer is
leader for the day. The hour is at
o'clock.
Mrs. J. B. Foraker Of North Magoun
avenue has DEPARTED for south Dako-
\ ia where she has been summoned ow-
ing TO the critical illness OF her father
The young Peoples Club or the In
diana Harbor NJ T. church will enter
tain this evening for the boys who are
leaving for service The young people
of the church arc urged to attend and
give the boys an appropriate farewell.
Word came yesterday from across
the seas that Lieutenant Howard Clark
has safely reached the other side IRIS
parents are Mr. and Mrs Howard Clark
Il North Magoun avenue.
steve simke was honored with
farewell surprise party at the home Of
Mrs William Ballas in Melville avenue.
he II preparing to leave for service
and he vas presented with a Khaki kit.
There We're over thirty guests present
and banquet luncheon was served
with the table gaily decorated in pink
and white flowers and colored chiffon
bows A similar affair Will be held
az the home Of his sister. Mrs. /.
Booth. in 145th street tomorrow eve
nins. Steve is leaving Saturday
a counter-pane hand quilted and
lined was contribution Of the McKin- |
ley School Sewing class under the SUI
pervision OF Miss Alice Williams. sent |
with the shipment Of Red eros sarticles
from the East Chicago Red Cross cen |
ire. few days ago
News from across the seas is that
one a. East Chicago's boys. ri Roberts. |
and Harold Merritt. Indiana Harbor. |
the latter corporal in tie quartermas-
ter's department have safely arrived
in France.
The ,. Q. Us have arranged for a
MILDLY dance for tho evening OF Friday.
Nav 24th. Miss Ruth Gumbinsky is 10
supply the piano music for the evening
and she will drum accompanist. The
club members have forswore giving
any dress affairs and the novelty OF
ne mlddies Is both girlish and prac-
teal
The Ladies Aid of the NJ z. church
Of Indiana Harbor viii meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs william CaIlins.
1923 Grapevine street Mrs. Robert
McQuilkin is the assistant hostess.
Don't let your Red Cross Dollars 60
to imposters. The authorized solicit
ors have their credentials Give no
money to those not being able to prove
their genuine identity Women have
been working in advance OF the Redd
Cross Workers and have been picking
up money that should 20 to the cause
Don't be beguiled by a lodge emblem
worn Y the solicitor. Those erbIeus
can purchased from any dealer one
woman gave contribution 70 siIici-
tor because she wore an Official lodge
insignia We want the Red Cross
Insignia and no other and the black
and white credentials OF the local
Chapter. Give no money to anyone
who cannot show them
Jack GoldsteFu LEFT eCr cr-4,-a.rs
his home. after pleasant visit here
with his sister. Mrs NJ Fl. KIempner
Of South Magoun avenue
stoiam saric. associated with the
hrm q /. w. saric & Company. enter
the members Of the firm and the
office employees to a chicken dinner
served alta RobertsdaIe last evening.
The event commemorated the nth an
niversary OF his coming to America
and the obtaining Of his citizenship.
Service was laid for ten guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Friedman Of
North Magoun avenue attended the
ceremonies Of the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Friedman's brother. Joseph.
IN Chicago.
Michael German was rendered a sur
prise party by large number Of his
friends IN due recognition Of his four
teenth birthday anniversary. Guests
10 the number OF twenty four were
The Music Section OF the East Chi
sago Woman's Club will meet in the
evening OF Thursday with Miss Flor
snce Jaynes at the ]. D. Kennedy res
dence in l45 tn street An excellent
program Is being arranged.
Rev and Mrs. c. D. Dessimer and
heir daughter Miss Blanch motored
% Crown Point. spending the day yes
erday.
Jack Blumenthal. OF the Purdue
amp at Lafayette. was home on a one
lay leave OF absence 70 visit his par
.nts.
a theatre party comprising several
younE couples OF East Chicago. at
ended the evening rersor-,arco :. -