The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-24

OF the East Chicago First NJ E. church
enieiated and used the beautiful double
ring service. Mrs. Burns wore a gown
OF dove-hued gsorgette crepe with
trimmings Of hand embroidery She was
attended by her sister, Mrs. Anglers.
who was attired in n becoming blue
feulard. Dir. Earl sapp was best man
Donna Anglers, @ little niece. was tho
rtns-bearer and was frocksd IN crisp
white organdie. The parlor. where the
ceremony was read. was banked with
ferns and flowers and immediate rela-
t!ves OF both families were the invited
guests a banquet luncheon followed
and Mr.. and Mrs.. Burns after a few
days spent on q honeymoon trip Will
return here and make their home dur
Ing the summer months with Mr.. and
Mrs. Anglers al 1893 Olcott avenue.
where they w!A receive friends.
Mrs 3. Roop. of 1906 Fir street. has
returned home from a visit TO the home
Of her sister. at Bucyrua. Ohio. the
town which has won considerable dis
tinction for the amount OF Red Cross
supplies sent to the Clearing House
for distribution and from where they
received the hearty stamp approval OF
not only the amount turned in but the
perfection of work attained. The work
at that centre is turned out with light
ming rapidity and accomplished on ma
chimes constructed so that the finished
garmets can scarcely be told from
those Of the hand knitted ones. Fri
teen pairs day OF socks is the min
imum number for one worker. MIS-
Roop has a machine OF this kind in
stalled q her home and bids the most
skepucal knitter to come and examine
X and learn something concerning the
work which Will relieve. TO an advan
tage. the constant strain attendant 10
hand knitting The Bucyrus Centre
has received an honor award and much
publicity through the daily publica-
tons OF the state. for their deserved
merits.
The Garfield school girls. under the
supervision OF Miss Gosch and Miss
Gillum, have been able TO complete.
before the vacation term opened. a
good supply of hand made articles for
the Red Cross Centre al East Chicago,
including sweaters. socks. and tied
comforters,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barker OF Mich
igan avenue today are returning from
Weekend visit at South Bend.
Mrs. August Jernberg. of Euclid ave
nue. entertained the Misses Hattie and
Grace Strauss OF South Chicago over
Sunday
Miss Charlotte Pedro. a graduate %
! the St. Louis Academy. at Roselyn.
this June. Is here the guest OF a for
mer classmate. Miss Helen Ruth Huber
( of White Oak avenue. before going to
California on an extended visit.
! The Twin City Council. knights -
Columbus. will hold a most important
meeting this evening for the transac-
ton Of special business. Every mem
Der is urged TO be present.
The East Chicago Red Cross Centre
has completed its quota OF work
Gently assigned to them and now have
a rush order for the making OF four
hundred black sateen pinafores for the
refugee children. The completion OF
this work is expected within a few
weeks and this means that many WON
IN must be willing to give their time
TO the sewing. either at the Centre. at
the home of Mrs. s. T. Johnson. Alb
+ Northcotte avenue or take the cut gar
ments home and make them. A new
/ quota OF work is coming soon and pos
sibly large one and for this reason
+. is asked that all women respond
10 the call and perfect the work now
waiting for willing hands to complete.
Women Of Calumet are asked 20 60
to tho Centre in their district. Thurs
day afternoon. ready for the sewing
. Women Of East Chicago will apply at
the Centre in Forsythe avenue. Enlist
the sid Of your friends in this NEEDY
work.
/ The Pythian Sisters Lodge Of Indiana
Harbor. will meet this evening to con
duct the regular election Of annual Of
hcers, II is asked that all members
! attend.