The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-12


vice. 1880. the members of the odd
Fellows lodge Of Whiting viii attend
III q body Tor their annual Memorial
Service. The address viii be given by
sew. Il. P. Ivey. pastor sf the church.
1ecial music has been provided. At
the morning service the pastor Will
b4ptize any children whose parents de-
sire tc present them for baptism at this
time.
Gods Flowerland Plymouth Congre-
gaticnal sunday School. June 10. 1920:
Herald-HaroId Ftnkerton.
gerber tha Hoskins.
Fope-Hazel Bremen.
Truth-Dorothy Burton.
Love-Marie Greenwald.
Joy-Christine Kedar.
S2nmer-Ruth Harmon.
Chlldren's Day-Marian Rought
Angel-Ellen Pinkerton.
Daisies Violets. Roses. ButteEcups.
Butterflies.
Chndren's Day will be observed at
me CONGREGATIONAL Church. Sunday.
June 18Th. Sabbath school at 1000 a.
al Special ChIdren's Service at 1880
Morning Service 1900. subject. Per
sonalitv Of God" Children will be
baptized and several persons received
into membership. The Children's
program will be given in the evening
promptly at 100 II the daylight saw
ing plan is adopted by the s. 0. &C..
vie Will hold our services by the new
time.
The Class Day exercises Of the Whit
ing High school viii be held IN the H.
$ Auditorium on next Monday even
ing. June 18th. The program 10 be
rendered is as follows:
Mauett Oraticn-Don williams. p
sponses-Laurence Smith
Class History-Stephen Wayo.
class Poem-Tom Mathews.
Reading-Agnes Kelly.
class WlIl-Joseph Melvin and Erna
Water.
class P-ophecy-John Binhamrner.
class Gifts-Beatrice Sharp and
Nicholas Keckich.
Senior Class song-senior Class
words by Anna Zerver and Helen En-
erson.
Commencement will be Wednesday
evening. June 18th. at 500 D m. The
members Of the 1920 class are: Martin
W. Benson. John Binhammer. Edward
7 Buczkowski. Helen z. Emerson
Clarence r. Fischrupp. Matthew H
Frankowski, Julian 3. Goldsmith. Mil
cred I. Hill. Nicholas w. keckich
Agnes Kelly. Thos. R. Mathew. Joseph
II Melvin, Joseph F. Schach. Pauline
Schlechty. Edward H. Shade, Beatrice
h Sharp. Frances 3. Swetman. Erna
A Water. Mildred Water. William Va
ter. stephen Wayo. Donald D. Williams
and Anna F. Zerwer. The class col
ors are purple and white. the class
flower. purple Iris and the class mot
80. Onward
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dexter OF At
Gibson avenue saw Alice Brady in
Foreveratter." at the Garrick theatre
In Chicago.
The Calumet Union OF the Epworth
League viii be entertained at the Ham
mond First church Tuesday evening.
June 18th. There will be election of
Officers.
Mrs. AL. Olson entertained the mem
bers OF the G. w. c. Club at her home
IN Ohio avenue on Thursday evening.
4 most enjoyable evening was spent
socially. following which two course
luncheon was served. The hostess
was presented with some cut glass
sherbet glasses by her guests.
a very pretty wedding took place at
the Congregational parsonage on Cleve-
land avenue. Wednesday. June 10th. at
s .00 p. m when Miss Geraldine Gates
White and Mr.. Charles D. Chumbley
were united in marriage by Rev. Chas.
i. Trueblood. The bride is the daugh-
ter OF MI. and Mrs. 4. Gates White
Of Belvedere, Ill. and sister Of Mrs.
c z. Trueblood. Mr.. Chumbley's home
Is in Princeton. Ind, but he is new en-
ployed al the Standard Oil Co. Only
the immediate relatives witnessed the
ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Chumbley
viii reside in Whiting
AIesdames Swartz and Mclaughlin,
Ed. Shaefer and William Slower were
guests Of AIesdames Sawyer and Duck
ett-5 luncheon and bridge party at the
Blackstone Hotel in Chicago yesterday
afternoon.
a pretty surprise party was given at
the Whiting park on Thursday evening
in homer of the Misses Irene and Eve
lyn Stewart. The table DECORATIONS
consisted Of pink and white flowers,
baskets and streamers together with
harm onlzlng place cards and birthday
cake with lighted candles. An elab-
crate two course luncheon was served
and the guests were the Misses Evelyn
Hood. Mabel Tcombs. jeanette Hollo-
way. Nora Sullivan and Irene and Eve
lyn Stewart.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Meyers.
age Sc years. was held yesterday morn
ing. being in charge Of undertaken
owens. Services were preached at the
Sacred Heart church at o'clock by FIT.
Miller. interment being at St Joseph 5
cemetery. Hammond Mrs. Meyers.
who had been one Of Writings pic
neer residents. having unfortunately
been blind for the past ten years. the
greater part OF which time she has re-
sided with her daughter, Mrs. P. j.
Harmon of LaPorte avenue. In addi-
ton 10 leaving her daughter. Mrs.
Harmon. there are also two ether sur
vIving daughters. Mrs. A. D. Coon and
Mrs Patrick Gaughan.
Oscar 'Ahlgren has been at Kan
sas City. No, the past few days as a
delegate to the Grotto convention.
Mrs Joseph Biesen has gone to Tul-
"a. Okla. 10 join her daughters. Mrs.
c. NJ. Gillespie and Mrs. Casper Mat
son. Mr.. Biesen viii remain here
indefinitely