The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-29
Twin City
Ne1Os Notes

once, Room 22a, Ca,unat ol-s. Phons
ale.
dr. and Mrs. William pettmuu. of
Sim st. who are preparing 40 leave
tor the South - spend the winter and
accompanied ny tae mother CT Mrs-
Dcttman, Ms Bertha Brown, We're let
ed at an affair held in Tolles.on. at
the home OF Mrs. Edward Benke. From
Indiana Harbor the Bruno Schri"oers.
Charles aegers ea1 George Harrens.
We're present and there were naay
more from adjacent towns who parti-
q pated in the farewell reception. Mrs.
Dettman IS employed ia the sheel min
department OF The Inland Steel Co.
Their duration in California Wal eN-
tend we'll into the spring months.
The ladies Of the FIRST NJ. L. church
Aid at Indiana Harbor viii sew to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs Claire
stephens. 1914 126th ST, and the follow
ing week to the day there VIII be an
all day sewing session, the particulars
of which viii BE announced al the
commencement OF next week.
Miss Agnes McCiuan of Michigan
Ave. was surprised by a large number
OF friends members Of d Birthday Club
TO which Miss McGuan belongs and
honoring the occasion of her even,
whic hoccurred on Monday The eve
ming was ideally spent in games and
music and delightful refreshment
were served. Among the Eifts be
slowed was handsome boudoir set o.
ivory. a velvet hand bag and a valua-
ble rosary. Miss McGuan was recent
" maid OF honor at the wedding of
her cousin. Miss Della Rynn now Mrs
Michael Manley
The members ~ the local l. A. 3. OF
r. recently disposed Of a quilt the
net proceeds which went to a fund in
tended for the building Of a home for
the aged women Of the order and con-
templated to be erected at Chicago
Heights the present site OF a similar
home now maintained for the ast
members of the railway trainmen Each
local is contributing their share to-
ward the building fund and the amount
Of fifty dollars was turned in from
here by the Myrtle auxiliary. Mr.
Isabella Frazier Of Brazil Ind. made
the Counterpart and a peculiar coin
cldence in the drawing of tn. ticket
which showed the number Of 1871 was
held by the daughter. The next bene-
fit move under foster OF the AUXILIARY
is the gathering Of homemade jellies
from all members and their friends 70
be packed for the annual ThanIssEiv-
ing treat to the Mems Home at Chicago
Heights The contributions are vol
untary and usually represent vervI
liberal donation on tho part of the
women and accompanying the gift oil
the mems organization that OF boxed
smokes" The organization and its
auxiliary are to he commended forl
their thouehtfulness to the retired
member sof the force
The Family Theater presents to-
night for tho last time The Firth of
a Race" The first two evenings OIL
the presentation Of this film rl9v.
could not be admitted owing to seat.
ing capacity being filled. Il is be-
lieved that this being the third eve
ming there viii be no 6isappointr,en+
10 any seeking admission 1t Is a nlav
Of public interest and the entire fam
!ly may view it. No restrictions on
children. any age IS allowable.
Mrs. Herbert Reese of the wickev
Apartment Is making preparation TO-
leave next week for her future home
in Pittsburgh and Is entertaining to-
morrow the club OF which she has long
been member and meets regularly
every two weeks to indulge in the
game Of Five Hundred. This Is a fare
well 10 the members by the hostess
Mrs Stewart. mother OF Mrs. Reese has
already departed for the East to have
the home ready for occupancy when
her daughter and children arrive
The Epworth League Of the First NJ
T. church Of East Chicago has received
an invitation 10 attend the Halloween
social Of the Calumet Union which
viii be held in Whiting next Friday
evening, October 81. The social VIII
be mas kparty and all leaguers arr
requested TO be prepared for an eve
ning's fun.
Mr.. Van sweringen Of Ivy st. a
heater at the Inland Nil is convaIeSc-