The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-06

success OF Ave combined Campfire or
sanizations who worked with all the ar
dour of youthful enthusiasm that their
benefit performance given at the Column
bia Theatre two evenings last week
might prove profitable TO the Social Serv
ice League of the Twin Cities. OF spe-
cial mention in the order as given are
the Aidesasa. under guardianship of Miss
Axel: the ShutanEa. under Miss Carl
ston; the Chippewa. under Miss Law
renee; the Tippecanoe under Mrs. G. G.
Hathaway; the Chicaumagas. under Miss
Hiles. Singular mention is made Of Miss
Mary Yelian, of the Shutanka: Miss
Eha McQuilkcn. of the Aidsasas; Miss
Blanch Conn. Of the Shutanka. These
named young ladies put forth special
effort creative of the success of the
event. The receipts amounted to $123.75.
Mrs. j. Dillon. of Elm St. has new in
telligence that her son Ralph is home
ward bound from across seas. II is be-
iieved that the boast he arrived on is
in the New York harbor now.
Miss Kathryn German. Of North Bar
ing ave. is a patient at 81. Margaret's
hospital. Hammond, sufferer with "
phoid fever Her condition permits her
TO have callers.
Mrs. James Mcshane, Of South Ma
gound ave, has been taken TO the Dea-
coness' hospital in Chicago to undergo
medical and possibly surgical treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A stickler. the latter
was Miss Myrtle Alexander until very
recently. are back from their honeymoon
and are engaged in settling in their
apartment in Chicago Mrs Stickler
was out visiting her parents. the Robert
Alexanders in South Barring ave. since
her return.
Mrs A. c. Foley. Of Elm st. was in
Chicago to meet her nephew. Frank
with Co. G. Ssrd regiment. and who was
welded 70 a Charleston, Va. girl shortly
before his departure for overseas duty.
His wife came TO Chicago also to meet
hun. The couple. after visiting here for
while. will settle in the South.
The Reil apartment. made vacant by
the Clark family who moved TO Chicago.
has been rented to the Harris. who move
from the Fleming building across the
street on North Forsythe ave. and the
J. Malarskis. conducting a store in the
Fleming building. have taken the apart
py the mar
The Tri-City Club. which was in pre-
war days known as the Twin City Club.
held a meeting al the home OF Mrs. Fred
zerler in North Magoun ave yesterday.
and a very enjoyable afternoon was in
dulged in. Now that there are Gary
ladies in the club. the necessity for the
change of name was brought about. As
the Twin City Club is comprised OF mem
bers Of East Chicago and Indiana Harbor
only.
John Germain. OF the Harbor. is goin z
down to Donaldson. Ind. 70 spend the
weekend and be accompanied there by
friends.
Twin City Daughters of Isabella will
meet this evening in regular session in
the new Odd Fellows Hall. 1t is de-
sired that there be a good attendance
owing TO reports OF dance Of recent date
to be heard Those having unreported
tickets out will kindly return them at
this time.
There is a general invitation extended
the public interested in the Welfare work
OF the Twin Cities. TO be present this
evening at ths regular monthly meeting
to be held in the Red Cross rooms and
hear the splendid reports OF the Welfare
Minstrels. held recently. All meetings
Of this association are open TO the pub
lie and this meeting will be specially
interesting. Those who participated in
making the affair so successful are earn
estly requested 20 be present.
Arriving home from the State Con-
vention of Daughters of Liberty. held at
Button. Ind, where they represented
the local order of Indiana Harbor. are:
Mrs. II. w. Martin. who went as state
representative; Mrs. Mary E. Congdon.
as Council Deputy; and Mrs. Anna
Loon1is. Council representative. These
delegates will prepare their reports TO be
read at the next general meeting of the
local organization here.
Mr. and Mrs. w r Diamond of Chi
cago ave. will be host and hostess to the
Autodeal Club tomorrow evening