The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-10
Twin City
Neus Notes

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Woman'a club will meet Thursday eve.
ming. Dec. Il. at tho home or Mrs. E
n. Canine. on Magoun avenue.
a shower OF towels is being collected
by the members of the Ladies' Aid Of
tine First VI. f. church at Indiana 1IaE-l
Dor from all church members wI:iiaa
TO contribute and to be forwarded in
ample time for theis use for the com
ing Saturday evening supper and bazaar
being held I'm the social coorns OF the
church. Mrs. J.. A. Teegarden. s5o4
Grapevine street will accept all gifts
Of towels and see that they reach the
kitchen to be placed in use for the
coming event. The bazaar OF this year
is expected to surpass all previous oc-
casions of the kind and supper service
Will be prepared for many. The choice
of the towel is left entirely TO the
donor.
The knights OF Columbus OF the Twin
Cities are entertaining in their lodge
rooms. odd Fellows hall. Indiana Har-
Dor. Friday evening Of this week. The
members OF the Twin City Circle. Dau-
ghters OF Isabella, are the Invited
guests.
Prayer service will be conducted IN
German at St. Paul's Evangelical Lu.
theran church in l3Sth street and Deo-
dar street this evening at 1880. All
members of the congregation are urged
to attend the divine worship. which is
held In recognition OF Advent weeN
Raymond Cantreli. the twelve year
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. CantreIl
Of Drummond street and a pupil OF the
Washington school. has been quito Ill
with tonsilitis.
Mrs. J. J. Claussen and Miss Bertha
Ebrisat OF Hammond were guests Of
Mrs James McQuaid In Grapevine St
yesterday.
Esther RebekahS will meet tomorrow
evening and initiate & large class of
candidates. All members are urged TO
bring their donation OF canned goods
to be packed for the annual gifts 20
the home in G~reeDsburg.
Mr. Harry Dickinson Of the Coke de-
partment of the Inland Steel Co. Il,
the happy and proud father of a youna
son born to Mrs. Dickinson at the
Mercy Hospital in Gary yesterday. II
is the frst-born and Mrs. Dickinson was
Miss Mabel Cowart before her marriage
sister to Mr.. E. T. Cowart. of this city
and daughter of Mrs. Katherine Cowart-
Stein. now of Youngstown. Ohio. The
grandmother in the East was wired ard
no doubt will soon be on her way h.r.
Mrs. Dickinson is a Tri Kappa and TIT,
organization has been hidden to III.
home of Mrs. J. w. Lees where a s.orL
shower will be I'm progress this eve
ming. Naturally, the babe viii be en-
lowed with fnery OF the choices, sell
ection and bestowed with the personal
interest the members OF the sorority
feel for the tiny newcomer.
A delightful function was held yes
at the home of Mrs. Frank lind,
ley In Ivy street at noon when seven
teen Officers Of the indian Harbor
Order Of Eastern Stars were seated
with their Worthy Matron, who this |
year is retiring from thu duties that
onice imposes and in token Of estsen !
ma appreciation for their united CO.
operation throughout the year. werc
toasted on this occasion. The table
decorations were In the colors Of the
those of blue. yellow. white.
green and red and flower petals w.rn
strewn about the linen napery to en-
hance the scheme { T the unfoun go.
Miss Jean Lindley and Miss Ruth va
Ion served the three course repast Mr.
Lindley WAS present at the affair ava
only one outside of the star ort.ar.
Mrs. c. W. HASTEN of Northcote ave-.
is to her home as a re-
nut or an accident when she sIipn~d
rom a South Shore train, a few DAYS
and fell quite heavily to the rround
bruises which are OF q v.r
no.ln nature. Mrs. Hasten attribu-