The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15

are very well known in the community.
phe newcomer is doing nicely is his
mother.
Social activities are She wing a deciG
ed lessening in their numbers as til
holidays approach. Many Round Robin
that were TO have been held for TIA
benefit OF the Welfare Association hav
been postponed until after the Christ
mas and New Year season is over ane
then they viii appear fresh and man.
maids and matrons will vie with Gao
other IL the rapid succession Of these
benefits which have created furiro
of enthusiasm in both East Chicago anc
Indiana Harbor. The worthiness OF tn,
affairs attract and the sociability thes
STIMULATE are the two prime factor
which bid much for their popularity
A hostess Of this week Is Mrs. WI
lam Meade who L. entertaining tho
SD 5heir pleasurabie al
fairs this afternoon.
Miss Florence Bayman of the onIcc..
of the Metal Thcrmit CO. is absent from
her duties owing to Illness and confined
to her home in Nortkcote avenue,
The literary department Of the East
AtAtt.teo ~ OUlell y NIID VIII meet To-
morrow afternoon with Mrs e n CO
nine IN North Magoun avenue and a
most appropriate prelude to the after
moons study Will be the recitation or
Mrs Browning's brief poem Christina
Gifts" The lesson will be the last half
Of book III Aurora Leight." Mrs. Ca
nine will be the leader. THIS meeting
Will be the last conducted this year.
The next falling on an early January
date.
Mrs. II. X. Groves of Northcote ave
accompanied her brother. Mr.. Angus.
Johnston Of Crown Point to Chicago
yesterday where they attended the
funeral of a near relative, a Mr.. Reben
Petersen whose demise was broug t
about by complications at the age of
twenty-seven years Other members OF
the Johnston family were unable to go
owing to the extreme weather OF yes
terday.
The East Chicago Pythian Sisters are
looking forward TO their next meeting
which will occur on the Gate of Dece1n-
Der 22nd. when a large class Of can
didatcs viii be initiated. At the las
regular meeting the officers for the
coming year were elected and the ros
ter comprises Mrs. Hattie Grass as Most
Excellent Chief Mrs. Anna barrow. as
Most Excellent Senior; Miss Ruth Nc
CIusley as Most Excellent Manager.
Miss Jane McCluskey as Mistress of
Records and Correspondence; Mrs. +
aclIey as Outer Guard; Miss Hazel Me
Cluskey Protector of Temple; Mrs.
Rina Power as Past Chief OF Temple.
Miss Anna barrow. as Trustee: Pianist
Miss Grace McC1uskey. Refreshnent.
will be a feature at the next meeting
following the adoption ceremonies.
The Auxiliary to the Ancient Ordc
Hiberians met to elect their officers TO-.
the coming term with practical re-elec-
ton of all those that have served thu
society for several terms. President
Mrs. NJ J. Brodcricl<: vice president
Mrs. Mary E. Collins: recording secre
tary. Mrs. Martin Quinn: financial sec
rotary Miss Catherine Fitzpatrick:
treasurer. Mrs. T. J. Quinn; sergeant-at-
arms. Mrs. B. Haugh; sentinel, Mrs. NJ
Ryder.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Arney OF North
Barring avenue departed this morning
for Terra Haute to be present at the
funeral OF Mr.. Arney's sister Mrs J.
Wild who went south in hopes OF re
gaming her health and where death
occurred at New Orleans. the body shin
ped back for interment at the home
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Arney previously
visited there before the patient left for
the south and felt that her health had
been too greatly impaired 70 rthe long
journey. They were expecting the sad
news when IL arrived.
Edwin Jacob OF North Barring avenue
In company with his mother Mrs ]. wv
Jacob spent Saturday in Chicago sight
seeing and dining.
Better phone Hammond 120O-R and
have Hoyt s. Walker tune your piano
Rates this week only $3.50. 1915