The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-05
EAST CHICAGO AND
IND. HARBOR NEWS

Katherine Howard. A3Is OIcOtt Ave-
Phone 2s3. win be pleased to write and
receive social news and advertising for
The Times. also Job work OF nit de-
SeriptiOn promptly and well doAe-
y complete list of prize winners In the
various sport contests held at the Har-
Dor yesterday will be given In detail in
tomorrow > issue Of this paper
Mrs John McGuan Of Michigan avenue
had as guests yesterday from Chicago
Mrs. J. w. Ward. her daughter, Frances
and Miss McCarty. They came 10 view
the Fourth Of July celebration held at
the Harbor
The regular meeting Of the Sons and
Daughters of Liberty Of Indiana Harbor
viii be held this evening a X. of z hall
ia Michigan avenue There is TO be in
stallation Of the Officers recently elect
ed. Members are urged to be present.
Those who do not read of the where
abouts and happenings OF their beloved
soldier boy in these columns Will find
them admitted TO the column of WHERE
THEY ARE especially conducted on a
page Of every evenings issue for all
soldier boys IN Lake county Contribu-
ton Of names sent TO the East Chicago
and Indiana Harbor correspondent will
be taken care Of for entry.
A miscellaneous shower held in honor
of recent soldiers bride Mrs. Roy
Albeit Miss Lillian Nelson that was.
took place at the home of Miss Ruth
Nelson in North Barring avenue with
Miss Edith Burns as assistant hostess
Red. white ard blue were the colors
predominant in the decorations Of the
rooms about the house. flowers too were
used. There were thirty guests present
and many pretty and appropriate gifts
bestowed on the happy wife Of Sergeant
Albeit. who returned To his duties with
Co. f, stationed at Hattiesburg. Miss
Mrs. Albeit viii remain - East Chicago
until permanent assignment is made to
her husband The young couple have
the best wishes of a large circle Of
friends in this city and in Muncie. the
home of Mr.. Albeit.
Indiana Harbor residents will have an
opportunity TO view the handicraft Of
French women. placed in the windows
of the Red Cross Centre in Fir street
through the courtesy Of Mrs William
Hart Of Hemlock street. who has two
sons. Walter and Frank. in the service
of their country abroad. and who sends
these dainty articles 10 show the skill
of the native women of whom they ex-
press much pride From time immem-
orable the needlework Of the French
mademoiseIle have attracted much at
tention and a heavy demand for selec-
lions of their designs has always been
an American vogue. but now that It is
war time and these women find moments
snatched from their other many attend
ant duties We are all the more ca ger to
learn more of the intrieacies of their
work
There viii be an official board meet
ing and luncheon at the East Chicago
First NJ. F. church this evening at 6
o'clock. All official members Of the
church and their families are hidden a
most cordial welcome. After the meet
ing a social hour will be enjoyed
A patriotic stag party was held the
eve before the Fourth for Sergeant Alan
Lewis. who IS leaving today to return TO
Ft. Dupont, Delaware. after few days
furlough with his parents Mr.. and Mrs
George W. Lewis. Of North Magoun ave
nue.. Sergeant Lewis has just recently
received his commission and transfer
from Co. II to Battery D Of the 74th
ARTILLERY. r. R. Battery. the second rail-
road Unit TO go across at a near date
This battery is 10 have charge Of the
12-inch guns Of a particular mounting
or the twenty-one sergeants young Mr.
Lewis ranks fifth in line His guests Of