The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-22

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Mrs. Jess Thompson, Mrs. ~ TT fask-
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The guest list for tae sew Year 8
reception allowed TO each member II
the East Chicago Woman's club and to
bt held this year IN the social rooms
Of the East Chicago Eiks over the East
Chicago bank. is extended To enc morg
guest than previously announced EheI
formal plans permitted Of tut one I'M
vitatIon TO be extended and that was
owing TO another plan under advise
ment and now since more commodinEs
quarters have been secured, the guest
VIII be two instead of one. The change
, VIII be a positive delight to many
it is often very difficult to selee1 but
one guest when two would be more pre-
ferable. This annual event is looked
forward to with great onthuiusm.
There Will be return to the receiving
line and which viii be composed Of or
hcers and directors OF the club. a gem
eral invitation has been extended 20 all
club presidents of the country and dis
trict to be present on this occasion.
There Will be orchestra music render
ed throughout the afternoon. Directing
+ the decorations will be the Mesdames
Harvey Gilman. J. =. Gibbs. II. {. Grow
es. and H. B. Campbell Refreshments
service willNbe under the supervisi ion
I'D t Mesdamcs Fred Haverfield, Geo
rye Wilson, Jesse Thompson and J. "a.
Tcegarden. the latter OF Indiana Har-
Dor There VIII be no program. The
cate as previously announced is the
afternoon Of Friday. January End. 1920.
Carlton Hucker. who received LAGER
ations to his mouth while about his
work at the Inland Mill week ago.
when a piece Of pipe struck him, was
sent to the Mercy hospital in Gary un-
der Amusement of the attending ply
sicians when an infection was noticed
! by them in the lip. Young Mr.. Hacker
is son OF the John fuckers in Ivy
st, and his parents expect n:m home
for Christmas Day.
According to reports appearing in
the New Orleans, La. papers, which
have been mailed to THE TIMES office
hcre. glowing accounts are contained
Of the race horses which are owned h.
Mrs Olive b Potts. who closed her
beautiful home in Indiana Harbor to
make tour and entry OF her thorough
breds at the various race horse cen
ters. Tacola is the one who Is accord
ed as the winner in the race at New
I Orleans Of date Tuesday. Dec. 10th. with
81 speed marvel and described as the
! four-year old son of the famous Tran
! svalI Erie Lee and ridden by Jockey
! Lunsford, who came in first with the
/ 81 in the betting. This record Is said to
I be the fastest five and a half furlongs
! ever credited to this one track. the JEFF
! ferson Park. To the many who know
Mrs. Potts in this city her triumph in
/ the selection of her race horses viii be
well shared. Her tour viii continue
! during the racing season and she viii
then return here for a lapse Of time and
rest.
The East Chicago Pythian Sisters will
| meet this evening and the Importance
OF the work will be the adoption Of
urgently requested 10 be presnt.
Rv. Leon Morris pastor OF St Al
bans Episcopal church will depart af-
/ ter the regular Christmas services for
his home at Detroit, Mich. to visit
with his father and sister. and re-
1 turning here in tLHe 20 cozoucr Lne
| usual Sabbath service.
J Miss Grace Anderson. a teacher o,
d, the Washington school leaves wednes-
| day for her home in Darlington, Wis.
TO spend the holidays.
Mumps. measles and the whooping
| cough seem to be the prevalent mall
aides affecting a number of the Twin
| City children. Many of them are hop
ing to be well by the time Christmas
! Day is ushered in.
! The Martin Llndquists, who former
\ ~ lived in Indiana Harbor when Mr.
Lindquist was with the Burlington Ce-
ment Co, sends word here from their
present location at Duluth. MINI. that
there has been the arrival OF a small
son and of which they are very proud.
Mr.. Linquist is stiIl with the same com
pany and was transferred there fis3m
the plant here. Many congratulations
are being extended them.
Captain A A Clark is somewhat bet
arms He and Mrs. Clark are looking
forward to a house full of company for
Christmas Day. among them the par
ents of the latter. Mr.. and Mrs George
Pearse of Kingsvilie. Ontario. Here<
tofore the Clarks have always been
the guests Of the parents on this festal
day, but this year the occasion viii be
celebrated in the new Clark home just
become settled.
Roosevelt Hive, Maccabee Association
No. sO7. will meet tomorrow evening
at Weilands hall and hold festivities
appropriate to Christmas. Each member
is requested to bring something to-
ward a drawing lot and the packages
will be arranged in a fishing pond from
which the members VIII angle their
prize. A very pleasant evening is as
sured for all those who make effort
to be present
Mrs. Laura Olds. or South Barring
ave. has been i'll for the past two weeks
with little change reported in her con-
dition.
The c. J. Nelson's. who formerly liv-
ed at the Joyce hotel have taken the
Albert Nelson home IN South Forsythe
ave. the latter having gone south Tor
period of probably two years. while
Mr.. Nelson is experimenting constrpc-
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