The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-12

Carl Smith of Fir street and his son
Dick are both bed-ridden. Their condi-
tons are not alarming
The Sons and Daughters Of Liberty Of
Indiana Harbor viii meet this evening
at o'clock promptly to entertain the
Hammond council and prepare a large
class of candidates for adoption A So
cial VIII follow the conclusion of the
regular order OF business
The meeting of the y. p. o. EIks Of
East Chicago will take place this even
ing with initiation of candidates.
John w Sterling of the Larson apart
ments Is still confined to the house
with a developed case Of the influenza.
The annual election of officers of
the Twin City Daughters Of Isabella
will take place at Weiland's hall this
evening. All members are urged to be
present.
The Calumet d. A. n chapter will en-
terrain at a Yu1e-tide festivity this
evening in Browns hall I'm Chicago ave-
nue. for the junior members of the
chapter. There is to be a Christmas
tree with all OF its pretty trappings,
stockings we'll filled with gifts. and an
entertainment provided and comprised
of carols. Rotations and music in
which he participants of the evening
will appear without seeking outside
talent. Mrs. Harvey Gilman has this
interesting arrangement in charge.
Miss Mary Whelan of 145th street
who has been IN for the past two weeks
with a malady representing that of in
fiuenza with bronchial complications
Her condition is not showing marked
Improvement with ne readiness de-
sired.
Miss Bernice Dewey Of 144th street
was hostess to several friends in recog
milton to her birthday anniversary cele-
brated with dainty luncheon to which
eighteen guests were hidden. Music and
games were the diversions OF the even
ing
The directors OF the Welfare Associa-
ton win meet tomorrow eening in the
city hall. Reports are to be heard and
it is asked that all be present.
Mrs. Edward Murphy of North Oh
colt avenue and three children are con-
fined with illness 70 their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe ottenheimer Of
North Magoun avenue are anticipating
ltHNluE supINlN AtA0IF the Hp44udy sea
son for a trip south.
Mrs. H. r. DeHoll Of Fir street has
returned home from a visit to Pitts
burg. Pa.
Word is being eagerly awaited BY the
relatives OF Thos. Phillips Of this city
who have recently received word from
him that he was ready TO set sail from
New York to Porto Rico to assume the
responsibility Of his new position. that
OF manager Of the Porto Rico Sugar co.
with him were his wife end two little
daughters. The storms on the Atlantic
ocean as chronicled in the daily papers
has given arise 70 alarm to his mother
who is Mrs. Martha Phillips Of Beacon
street Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Schlieker
are his sisters Mr.. Phillips has re-
Gently resigned his position with the
Kissel Motor Co at hartford Wis.
The NJ o. NJ club which signifies the
Merry old Maids has decided it quite
necessary that an auxiliary be formed
of all those violating the rules and be-
coming matrons so this has naturally
come to pass and the new issue is called
the Y NJ o. b. The latter has had
most interesting meeting at the home
OF Mrs. Russell Hill. where the young
women. many of them now mothers of
bright and happy children. met and en-
joyed a pleasant session. Mrs. Howard
Davis Of the East Side. was guest at
this affair.
Mrs Frank Lindley Of Ivy street is
recuperating from an Illness of couple
of weeks