The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-21

day evening at the Mercy hospital In
Gary. Surviving hin is a wife and her
i've children, step-children to the late
Mr.. Burnett They are Joseph, Paul.
Harry and Dorothy Dwyer and Mrs.
Elizabeth Pauley. tho latter OF Elm
hurst. Ill Rev. George E. Jones. pastor
az the First n. T.. church.
the religious ceremony prior to the TAX
ing Of the remains to their last resting
place. Oak Hill. Out-of-town relatives
in attendance at the funeral were the
parents of the deceased. who came from
Chicag go. one brother from Mullen. Neb.
one brother from Beverly Hills, Ill. a
sister from Syracuse. y. y. and another
from Chicago. The decedent was forty
years Of age.
Mrs. q. P. Holvay. who departed from
this city TO make her home in Chicago
and who still conducts her class In
music in Indiana Harbor. gave a party
30 her classes at the home OF Mrs. James
Judge IN Hemlock St. with the home
presenting the appearance OF a typical
Halloween event Autumn leaves were
clustered about and weird hang1ngs
suggestive Of the date. There were 80
presnt and the students who became
proficient under Mrs. Holway's teaching
rendered the musical program OF the
afternoon It was a truly delightful ar
fair.
Mrs. ". o. williams Of South O1cott
Ave pricked her finger yesterday with
a device used TO open bottles and in a
very few hours the hand caused her so
much pain that she resorted to medical
advice who found upon investigation
that a nerve had been injured and Mrs.
williams has suffered considerable in
convenience although il Is belived that
the hand and finger will soon be re
stored to its normal condition
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Holstrom. OF Fir
ST. entertained q large number OF their
friends Sunday, many from out-of-town-
Mr.. and Mrs. C g. Hannerstrom Of
West Pullman and guests as far as
| Washington. Mass. were present. Cow
ers were laid for thirty.
Mrs. Richard Renne OF Hemlock St.
Is a hostess tomorrow at an afternoon
party
Miss Rose Peto of Pullman Is a guest
at her sisters home. Mrs. A H. Wilt
tong in HemIock St.
Little Eleanor Carlson OF Ivy St is
convalescing from a long siege of i'll
ness Of typhoid fever. She IS five years
Of age.
There Will b an aIlday serving SEES
sion b. the Ladies Social Union Of the
First NJ. Z. Church of East Chicago at
the home Of Mrs. l.. w. Giles. SIC
I45th ST. tomorrow.
The first melting Of the Civic Depart
ment of the Indiana Harbor woman's
Club Will be tomorrow afternoon with
A., - D41r--.- 94oc nra.a-4-a -
There has been a splendid outline OF
program work chosen for this day and
among them. Mrs. David Kepple viii
talk on Unenforced Laws, Mrs. }. C1aude
Smith on How Laws Are Enforced. and
Miss Mary Indy, Matron Of Police or
Juvenile delinquency. Tho officers OF
his department this year compricc
Mrs. Fred Stephens. q s~chairman. Mrs
Nels S~tenburg. vice chairman. and Mrs
J. C. Dickson. secretary. All members
Of this department and general clut
members affiliated with other depart.
ments nave a cordial invitation to b,
present
A shower on thu newiywed. Mrs. Pat
rick German. who has come to make
this city her future home will be given
tomorrow evening at St Mary's hal.
with a trio OF Mesdames entertaining
1. Godfrey. J. V. Reardon and L.. F1tz-
patrick There have been many cards IS
sued 70 relatives and friends.
TheSeniors OF the Washington School
Will hold q nasQue Halloe'en party the
evening or Nov. LIST at the Mckinley
School with their invited friends includ-
ng either a member OF the alumni or ar
undergraduate OF the High School. The
privilege of each senior is restricted &c
but one guest
Otto Loehrke. one of four sons of the
Theodore Loehrkes in North Magour
Ave, had the misfortune of slipping
from the front steps OF their residence
fracturing his left arm. Medical at.
tention has been given It and Otto viii
lave to forego al tia &1or& ia has