The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20

Blessed Sacrament and commencing at
1880 o'clock IN tho evening there will
be observance Of the Holy Hour. Tho
mission conducted by Rev. John Costello,
Of the Mission House at Washington.
ID. c., and closed last evening, has been
most successful. Solemn services wore
read this morning honoring the memory
Of the late Rev. FIR. Mungovan. the first
pastor Of the church
A new social organization had it's in
ception at a melting with Miss Elizabeth
Kuhn in Drackert ST.. and comprises
many young ladies' who are employed
IN clerical work in East Chicago. They
banded under the initials OF NJ T. O..
and the first meeting was an enjoyable
one last evening. with the daintiest
luncheon served. The members are the
Misses Helen Betonie, Ethel Fisher.
Anna Reinholtz. Elizabeth Kuhn. Ethel
Nowak. Julia karagish. Esther Light
cap. Elsie Lightcap. Elsie Mcconnell.
Mary Nowak. Francis Peppcrdlne and
Dorothy UIlrich. Reporter of all activ-
tiles Of thei rafrairs Is Miss Julia Kara
gish in the law office or A Often heimer
in the Calumet building.
Miss Emma Dickinson of Chicago Will
be the guest for the coming week Of
-
Drummond St
The Gwlym Jones home in Beacon
street is under quarantine with their
little daughter Ellabee i'll with diptheria.
Twin City Circle. Daughters OF Isa-
bella. No. So. holding a meeting last
evening elected Miss Edith Burns as
chairman of social committee 10 spon-
sor Hallowe en- dance TO be given Mon
day evening. October 81. at the Indiana
Harbor Auditorium with the ever-popu-
lar Sterling music, engaged to render the
popular strains. H@stofore the aqairs
given by the social committee and head
ed by the same chairman have proven so
successful that the coming event IS pre-
dicted with even greater social status
that previous ones. The tickets will be
ready for distribution the early part or
the coming week.
AS guest OF the Flack family in So.
Tod avenue this week is Mrs. w. Raba,
who comes from San Antonio. Texas, as
representative of the local w. c. o. f.
of that city to the convention being held
in Chicago Of national import
Mrs. James Cox. who conducted the
hotel formerly managed by Mrs. ]. Joyce
and later disposed of TO the Hubbard
~NS~A = SNA-NA-CSf AdS RANc lQP AGT CON-
nection with the hotel and is preparing
10 leave for California where her nus
band has engaged in employment Mrs. |
Cox is associated with the organization |
of Roosevelt Hive. Lady Maccabees and !
has been a very active worker TO date l
She will be greatly missed by them |
when she takes her final leave from
here.
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and Mrs Frank Reynolds of North Bar
ing avenue. The mother was Miss Helen
Duffy and daughter of the p. J. Du1ys
now Of Youngstown and formerly Of this
city.
Louis Dixon. one OF the last boys 70
return 70 this city from navy enlistment.
Is the son of the George Dixons of South
Magoun avenue and he has had a won
derful experience in his assignment for
the past two years. making four travels
across the ocean During his days across
he visited many OF the interesting places
among them Brest and when in East
Leigh, England. he had the occasion af-
forded him to visit near relatives, max
ing his time all the more pleasant He
IS now fully discharged from service and
will take up afresh his routine OF every
day civil life. He is a brother of Mrs
Norton Bickell of North Barring ave.
The two small daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Petersen of Northcote ave.
have been patients the past week
Louise had her tonsils removed and
June met with an accident which was
the cause of fracturing her right arm.
Both are doing very nicely and won't be
confined for any great length of time.
Cf.tA
was entertained at the home of Mrs.
-erday afternoon with the ladies induiE-
ING in needle work. The club intends
going to Chicago next week Wednesday
afternoon to see the play billed at the
Illinois theatre.
Mrs. James McMills Of 145th street.
who caused so much concern to her
many friends in this city recently when
she fell i'll at the home of her son in
Los Angeles. and the trip home made at
an early a date as her health would per-
nit. seems much improved since her ar
rival and she had the solicitous atten-
ton of her daughter-in-law. Mrs. James
McMills, Jr., enroute the journey. Mrs.
McMills went south to visit two sons.
Charles and Robert. who left these parts
TO make their home in the balnier cline.
The great change in climate did not ia
vorably affect their mother and II was
considered best TO hasten her back Now
that she is back she is about her duties
as ever and feeling better
Tomorrow being the feast of St. Mat
.hew. the apostle and martyr, at the
Church of the Good Shepherd. there will
me a celebration of the Holy EUCHARIST
at a. m. a second celebration with ser
mon at 10:45 a. m. vespers at p. m
The Rev w J. Hawthorne. rector or
St. Paul's church. Hammond, will de-
liver an address at the evening service
A full attendance of the members is de-
sired at this service. This is a special
service as the regular evening services
will not be resumed for few weeks.
Sunday school every Sunday a. $3.50
a. m.
,TnrrT Dan 0IICCTInM