The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-07

numbered among the new shipments
on Insects and gives valuable infor-
nation TO the students delving into
the PHILOSOPHERS of studies along that
line Other books equally valuable are
being placed daily and the public may
have access to them.
Miss Celia Cohen Of South Magoun
ave is departing tomorrow for Cleve-
land. Ohio. where she will visit for
few weeks with relatives
Miss Mary Helen Davis OF North Bar
ing ave was hostess to the Bridge Club
last evening Miss Mabel Hartman and
Mrs. Edward Smith were guests Of the
evening. substituting for absent mem
bers.
The telephone operators have snnoun
ced dance to be held at the Masonic
Temple date Of May 27th. with the best
orchestra music that can be obtained
from Chicago. A local orchestra was
TO have rendered the music for that
evening but found it necessary to
cancel the engagement owing to a.
psevious boxing for the same evening.
The committees have not been daunt-
ed by the efforts to get music. - -.,e
O'Hara String Band Of Chicago. hav-
ing a famousGecord for catering to the
select affairs. have been secured to dis
pense all the popular swing music Of
the season. There are many tickets in
distribution and the event looked for
ward to with great sntnueias.- <r a
most ultimate success. The patronage
Of the public in their attendance is in
vited
Mrs. D. J. Reid Of North Magoun
ave. was called to Anderson. Ind. on
account OF the death OF her daughters
husband. Mr. c. 7. Myers. who has
been an Invalid for some time and
whose death was momentarily expect
ed. Mrs. Reid will be returning here
within the next few days.
A surprise birthday party was ten
dered by classmates Of Miss Alice May
Jones. Of the Washington high school
last evening at her home in North Mag
GUN ave. There were sixteen present
and the evening very pleasantly spent
in music and games. Light refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. J. Mendenhall OF Muncie Ind
is here visiting at the homes OF many
relatives in this city and is leaving
this afternoon for Griffith TO be the
guest OF townspeople there.
Miss Mabel Hartman of Beacon St.
will have the members of the Auction
Bridge Club meet with her in the
evdning of next Monday.
Mrs. r. D. Conyers. who wa YVES
Jennie Sharp. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sharp OF South Magoun ave. is
leaving the city to settle at ST. JOS
eph. No. where Mr.. Conyers recently
employed in the offices of the Inter
state Mill here. has taken a position
A slight case of diphtheria has de-
veloped to the seven-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bohning. 1921 Block
ave. and the house placed under the
necessary quarantine.
Mrs. +. H. Sweeney, who was Mis-
Floy Mcintosh OF 144th St. before her
marriage. and now a resident of Biz
mingham. Ala. where her husband is
employed. has undergone an operation
to have an enlargement Of the throat
glands controlled. and has rallied very
well from the experience of the anaes-
thetic and the ordeal itself. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Mcintosh of this city are
parents of Mrs. Sweeney and were not
appraised of the necessary operation
until it was performed and all attend
ant danger passed. Mrs. Sweeney was
formerly of the clerical force in the
offices of the Inland Steel Co.
Mrs. J. w. Brown of North Magoun
ave. was entertained by the members
Of her card club on the anniversary of
her birthday. Wednesday Of this week
The club has definitely decided to hold
special sessions. when the hostess has
an anniversary and this plan was ad-
opted. The members presented Mrs
Brown with a gift in remembrance of
the occasion.
Mrs. Elsie Timm of Merrill. VISION
sin. a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ofner in Ivy St. is leaving for a trip
to Buffalo. New York. and is being
accompanied as far as Chicago by the
Mesdames Krajewski and DINER