The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-11

remain a month.
Miss Doris Miller. north Magoun ave-
nue. returned yesterday from Erie. III,
where FOR the last three weeks she has
been visiting her grandparents at that
point
Mrs Margaret Bullock. 1T WAYNE.
Ind is here for few weeks visiting
her SON. Capt If police Peter Sterling.
ana his family 1884 olcott avenue.
Alfred Sterling. thirteen year old son
Of Capt Sterling Of the police force.
fell from hts bicycle yesterday and
fractured the bones Of his left wrist.
Mrs sylvester Hoffman who until re-
Gently was Miss Marguerite Richards,
and who surprised her friends by slip
ing quietly away for wedding cere-
mony and honeymoon spent at Buffalo
y ~ was houered with shower an
evening ago by a large number of her
friends Mrs Hoffman is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Louis Richards Of
sofa Olcott avenue and viii retain her
position in the jewelr- store Of Max
Nassau in Chicago avenue Mr.. Hof-
man Is employed with the New York
Central FRY al Gibson.
The telephone operators at Calumet
are in receipt Of letter OF apprecia-
ton from the Red Cross Chapter Of
Indiana Harbor. acknowledging receipt
Of the amount Of thirty dollars turned
over by them from their receipts of the
disposal Of , yoke \ like amount has
been sent to the East Chicago chapter
but owing 10 the latter not having
meeting since that for the official an
nouncement Of tbs contribution. their
acknowl dgcment and appreciation
viii be forthcoming at later date.
Rev John W. MeClenahan. formerly
Of Gary. viii preach morning and even
ing at the First United Presbyterian
church. 13sth and Hemlock streets. In
diana Harbor sabbath July IA.
hearty invitation is extended 20 ALL
Ar and Mrs Chester Johnson have
arrived home from their honeymoon
spent al Nincennes and have gone 10
housekeeping in their newly completed
bungalow at 435 Hickory street. which
was all in readiness and awaited their
coming Mrs Johnson was formerly
Mrs clara Dunck of North Olcott ave
nue.. and well known in various lodge
circles of this city. Mr.. Johnson is en-
ployed on the 22-in. mill at the Inter
state. The ceremony was a quiet one
and performed 81 Lawreneeville. Ill.
the day before the Attn of July. Mrs.
Johnson has a son. j. r. Dunck. who is
traffic manager AT the Interstate mill
and three daughters. the Misses Pearl
Myrtls and Olive. The couple viii vel
come their friends in their new domicile
after July 18th
Mrs. ~ Parham and Mrs Jack Beau
mont Of East Chicago spent yesterday
with Mrs w Gilmore Of Hammond
who recently moved there from this
city
The Nu Epsilon club will be enter
tanned ct the home Of Mrs. Leonard
Kolb in North Barring avenue tomorrow
evening
The large dance pavilion built on the
Lake Front Indiana Harbor. for the
4th Of July celebration. will remain for
an indefinite time and AFFORD the young
people and the Older ones as Well
place where enjoyable dancing may be
INDUCED in. With tire strictest decorum
maintained. This new form Of dancing
Out in the open with the lake breeze
accompaniment on a warm evening, and
tine popular Sterling music as its chief
attraction bids fair patronage FOR many
weeks to come Dancing features an
added amusement to ali of the bathing
beaches these days and Indiana Harbor
has been keen to the need Of this par
ticuIar amusement too Dance. dine ana
battle has been adopted AT the LakN
Front. to accommodate the people who
heretofore went elsewhere for their
smusements Now YOU may enjoy these
arlusenaents 1T home