The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-22
TWin City
NeUs Notes

the Congregational church was enter
tanned at the home Of Mrs. f. n.
Canine in North Magoun avenue and
plans formulated for the sending OF
the annual gift barrel 10 the state
/ home of the society. Arrangements
were also completed as to the gift
baskets TO the needy in the city who
come under supervision OF the organ
l|zations work, The hostess served a
I.gh@ service at the conclusion of the
business.
Miss Roma Degnan has arrived from
Leetonfo. Ohio, to spend the holidays
with her aunt, Mrs. Edward McCready
OF South Forsyth avenue. The visitor
is a teacher in the schools OF Leetonio
and is taking advantage OF the vaca-
ton afforded her.
Miss Pearl townsend. who Will be
remembered as one of the teacher Of
the public schools Of this city and nov
Of Chicago. was out on a visit the
guest Of Nj. and Mrs. +. y. Canine and
their daughter. Miss Margaret, who Is
a teacher in the Whiting schools. Miss
Townsend sang at the Congregational
church during her visit here and Is
associated with the choral stan of the
I Chicago sunday Evening club.
Mrs. Abe o%ttenheimer Of North Ma
goun avenue will be hostess on Thurs
day afternoon 10 a coterie of ladies.
honoring the visit 10 this city of Mrs.
Abe Goodfriend's guest. Mrs. D Nc
/ Clelland Of Cleveland. Ohio.
Miss celia Cohen OF South Magoun
avenue has as her guest Mrs. Sol Salad
a. cleveland. OHIO, who formerly was
Miss Celia Jacobson, one time resident
of this city. who accompanied her TWO
children and will remain for several
weeks.
Attorney and Mrs. 2. A. parks and
daughter. Marjorie. viii leave in a few
days to spend the holidays at VAL
paraiso.
There Will be ~ family reunion at
the :. p. Petersen home in Northcote
avenue on Christmas day and the eve
ming previous a party viii be tend
cred all the children at the Henry
Petersen home in North Forsyth ave-
nue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frye Of 1923
Drummond street are happy In their
possession Of a most substantial
Christmas gift. twin daughters. arriv-
ing yesterday. Mother and both little
ones are doing admirably well--and
the couple are receiving many con-
CALCULATIONS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sterling Of Mich
igan avenue have a new SON born
Monday.
The Boyd Personetts. who formerly
lived here. are arriving TO spend the
holiday season with the r. q. Per
~sonetts in North Olcott avenue Their
present home is at Niles, Mich, where
Mr.. Personnel has engaged in business.
The sunday school primaries at the
CONGREGATIONAL church embracing
about 100 children will appear in pro-
gram numbers. Thursday evening. at
1890 o'clock. under direction Of. Mrs.
E. ]. Davis. who will have the as
~sistance of the teachers and presented
as a Christmas treat, in the parlors OF
the church.
Nr. and Mrs. C. J. Nelson of South
FORSYTH avenue viii entertain Mr.. Nell
sons 1arents. Mr.. and Mrs. y. Nelson
OF Chicago and Mr.. and Mrs N. g.
kranz. over the holiday season.
The Beacons entertained at a Christ
mas nartv at the home of Mrs. william
Meade in Beacon street with the as
s~istance Of Mrs. John Hartman. The
guests at the affair were DR.. David
Johns DR.. r. F.. Hale, Karl =. Norris,
W. W. Smith. c. w. Anderson. Harry
Ackroyd. william Meade. Wayne Mil
Ter. j.. G.. Allen. Richard Bates, II. r..
Riedtnger. Mr. and Mrs. Gwylm Jones
and Miss Mabel Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. Critics and Miss
Cora Snoeberger are departing tor
Delphi their former home and will
spend the holidays in that city. Dr.
ana Mrs. Paul snoeberger VIII spend
their Christmas at Muskegon, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Black Jr. will
entertain on the coming holidays at a
dinner for the Robert McAuslans and
j. l.. tombstone families.
L, was with regret that Twin city
folks learned OF the illness of J.. W
Lees until recently superintendent OF
the Inland Steel Co. and now first vice
president Of the plant with offices IN
Chicago. This attack is believed by
many to be an aftermath of the very
critical Illness suffered sometime ago
by Mr.. Lees. He Is undergoing trea.-
ment at the Presbyterian hospital in
chicago and no fears entertained but
that he will soon rally ard be quite
himself again. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Lees had plans ready for their depar'
ture to California at an early date
which may now deter them a few
weeks. Their reservations n the south
nave been gained and awaiting them.
unique Christmas party was
sponsored last evening by members Of
The L. A. /. Club at che home of Miss
Ruth Zimmerman. in Northcote ave
nue.. There Was an exchange of gill
bags and the later evening was spent
in card indulgence. The Misses Celia
King and Margaret McKenna were
the prize winners.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Ge1laher Of Grapevine st
is leaving to spend the holidays with
relative sat Sioux Ste. Marie and viii
be returning here in a few weeks.