The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-10

man. Patrick German. son OF Michael
German. OF North Barring ave. and re
Gently bac kfrom service with Uncle
Sam. The young lady of his choice Is
Miss Helen Hart of Newport, KY. whom
the soldier met while duty with assign
ment in a camp nearby her home. Tho
wedding date has been set for Sept. "a
and will occur at the home of the brides
parents. Members of the German fam
lily of this city will leave early to be
in attendance at the affair. The groom
elect is employed at the Locomotive
Supcrheater Co. and will be remembered
by many Of the pleasure-seeking folk
Of the community as one of a band OF
Rhodes musicians of Hammond who
played at man yof the popular dances
both il that city and here. Miss Hart
viii be attended by a sister, Mae Hart.
and the groom will be supported by
companion ex-soldier. Harry Venard.
The couple will make this city their
future home and will be gladly received
here at the termination of a short honey
moon. the place of which is not desig-
mated al this time.
The Misses Freda and Irna Mock OF
Grapevine St were joint hostesses at
farewell party last evening when they
entertained for James Bell. who is leay-
ing to enter Notre Dame to take up a
course in Philosophy and Law An ideal
evening was INDUCED in with many
youthful folks present. An elaborate
course luncheon was served.
Troop Four of the East Chicago Boy
Scouts will meet this evening in the
social rooms of the FIRST NJ. z. church.
This troop has preparations under way
FOR a coming feed plans for which
will be discussed tonight.
Twin City Council. Knights of Column
bus. are signaling their members for a
huge attendance Friday evening when
the annual election Of officers is to take
place with an elaborate program and
luncheon arranged by well-selected COM
mittees. Members that are not present
Will indeed miss a very rare treat which
comes but once in the year and when
nothing is left undone to make the event
most interesting one
The Ladies' Aid of St Paul's Lutheran
church of Indiana Harbor will meet at
the church at on O'Clock promptly to-
morrow to SO to the pastoral residence
or Theodore Claus, 1852 Bauer st. where
Mrs. Claus will be hostess for the after
noon. All members are most earnestly
urged 10 be present. Should there be no
cars running. provision will be made TO
take the ladies in autos.
The Baptist Ladies Aid. which had
selected tomorrow for sightseeing
tour of the parks in Chicago. has post
poned this pleasurable affair to a date
later and Of which full announcement
will appear later.
Miss Olive fitzpatrick. OF Penn ave.
entertained six couples in celebration OF
her birthday anniversary last evening
and g very pretty affair it proved to be
Miss Elizabeth Riddle of Pennsylvania
was an out-of-town guest.
Mrs. John Hartman, of Beacon st. III
company with Mrs. Margaret Jones Of
Gary are dinner guests today OF Wood
lawn friends
TIE Edward Murphys. at present liv
| ing in 144th ST, are considering the
purchase of the Barry property adjacent
| TO the dwelling they are now occupy
| ing. There are two residences belong gins
to the John ?. Barry's. one they occupy
as their home and the one adjoining i,
| the one that is being disposed or
| The Thursday afternoon Five Hundred
| Club of Indiana Harbor will journey I,
J Chicago tomorrow to spend the entir.
day and evening with Mrs. Bertha Clarl7