The Lake County times., 1919-09-13
TWin City
Netvs Notes
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2sa Residence, 43la olcott Ave. Phone
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A wedding occurred at Indiana Harbor
yesterday Of a prominent young lady.
Miss Hazel Erickson. TO B. B. Trexler.
equally well known in Harbor circles
and an employa of the Inland Steel Mill
Rev. r. c. Speer pastor Of tho First
Baptist church united the couple and
the attendants were Miss Florence An
derson and Earl Trexler. the latter
brother of the groom who came from
Joliet Ill. Miss Erickson IS known 20
many through her position IN the office
of DIR. G. f. McGuire. who so recently
came home from abroad with the nedi-
cal unit. The newlyweds are now on
their way East for a brief honeymoon.
and upon their return here will live with
the Erickson family in 1S6th st. tenn
porariiy. Those who attended the we'd
ding were close friends of the couple
and the bride chose blue georgstt crepe
for her wedding fnery and her going
away frocl1 Of the same hue. AS a bride
elect. Miss Erickson was entertained 81
many affairs. ona of them ct the home
Of her maid-of-honor with Mrs. r An
derson. who was Miss Dorothy Pearson.
being the hostess to the occasion. Their
homecoming will be a most welcome
one
Miss Vera Camp. former supervisor
OF reading in the Twin city schools. was
in Indiana Harbor yesterday ana had
dinner at the Civic Club.
Henhy Miller. Herbert Jones Jr and
Edgar Jackson. all graduates of this
years class of the East Chicago high
school, are leaving today for entry into
the Champaign school, Ill.
George F. Connor OF Ivy st, has been
summoned to Pittsburgh. Pa, where his
father has been injured in an accident.
the account of which has not been
learned here assyet The Mr Connor
Sr. has visited here in this city at the
home OF his son and became known 20
many while on his visits. Mr. Conror
will Iwire back details upon his arrfval
in that city.
William Miller. of First. was brought
to his home from a Chicago hospital
yesterday where he suffered amputaiion
Of a lower limb caused by an infection
started some years ago when the toes
became frost-biuen and gradually re-
suited in gangrene, making his condi-
tion perilous unless anputation was re-
sorted to. His present condition is
said to be precarious. He is brother-in-
law to Mrs. w. B. Van Horn of Fir st.
having married the lstter's sister. Mrs.
Bates of Indiana Harbor. who was pre-
viously a trained nurse and well known
In these parts. Mr.. Miller was formerly
an employe in the Inland mill.
There is a regular meeting OF Miriam
lodge Monday evening with an urgent
call for all members to be present.
East Chicago club women met in =
Iol
prior TO the taking up OF business Of
pertinence TO the club. a directors meet
ing preceded with action taken to that
part Of the work which comes under
their supervision. Mrs. e. ". Canine,
retiring president presented Mrs. f. l..
Reid. the incoming president and whose
duties commenced virtually at yester-
days meeting. Names admitted 70 ths
ballot of yesterday and approved for
membership of the club for this year
were the following: SIesdames F j.
Bicknell, " 5. Van Horn. T. z. Bruce.
d. r. Cornell. N. A. Given, o. c. Geye-.
z. NJ. Clifford W. L Kilbourne Walter
Nevious. o. Nelson, George Olmstead.
Lester Ottenheimer. l. D. Williams
William Winters, A H. Watts. W II
Jeppeson. James Clements. and the
Misses Florence Cornwall. Banta. Kay
and Mckinney. With the new names
admitted the enrolment of the club for
this year IS brought UP to 116 member.
The regular fall activities Of the club
will commence early next month with
a social meeting to be held at the home
Of the new club president The program
this year is repiete with interesting
study in all departments.
A function of interest IN Indiana Har-
Dor circles today is the announcement
luncheon given by the Mesdames Clai?
Stephens and Frank Stephens at tho
latter's home in Fir st. and honorin.
Miss Beulah Hoch, the bride-elect OF
Mr.. William Collins Jr. Service will be
laid at four o'clock for the intimate
friends of Miss Hoch and the joint host
esses.
Mrs Walter Kline. OF HemIock ST., IS
on visit to Canton. Ohio. to the home
of relatives for a period of several
weeks.
The home of A. c. Crays in North
Magoun ave. one of thes most preten-
tious in the city. has been disposed of
to c. c. Smith. OF the f1riu Of Smith
Hamilton Co. who now resides in the
upper section Of North. Nasoun ave.
and will make early preparations 10
occupy the home just purchased. A c.
Crays is first vice president Of the East
Chicago Bank and brother-in-law TO
A. I. Collision. retiring bank president.