The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-14

had as her guests Mrs. George Doegias
of Rockville. Ind. near Terra Haute
with her little daughter accompanying
her. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas formerly
operated the Paris Cleaning Shop now
the site of the Red Cross headquarters
in South Forsythe ave Mr.. Douglas was
minister OF the Baptist faith during
his residence in this city but this was
known only TO very few intimate
friends. He Travelled in that capacity
doing evangelistic work and is present
ly located at Rockville where his pas
torate Is The family is contemplating
moving as Rev. Douglas has received
another call. but IL has not been defin-
itely arranged as to how soon they will
leave their present quarters. The visit
here OF Mrs Douglas was a most pleas
ant one and she remained only a few
days.
The home of Mrs. ]. c.. Allen In Par
IRISH ave. was most pleasantly arranged
for the meeting or the Reciprocity Club
yesterday. n day in advance to the
regular meeting. owing to the soon de-
parture of Mr.. Aliens sister. Mrs. S b.
Christie. who has been visiting here
from her home at Seattle Washington.
and her pleasure and that OF the guests
to meet In social afternoon. Mostly
the ladies of the club reside in East Chi
cago where the Aliens formerly lived in
Beacon street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arley Church of Fir st.
have n young son born to them and
named FRANKLIN Gustave. The proud
father is an employee in the Inland Steel
Co and the fond mother was Miss Helen
Carlson before her marriage. an Indiana
Harbor young lady who resided In Fir
street.
The ]. o: Y. Club meets this evening
with Miss Mildred Carlson in Grapevine
ct. The usual social evening will be
enjoyed Some business matters are to
be brought UP. requiring all members to
be present.
The Ernest PauIsons OF Ivy St have
little newborn daughter who will
bear the name OF Alice Elizabeth Mr.
Pauison is employe OF the Standard
Forgings Co.
The Sunday school class OF Mrs. II.
II. Clark at the First NJ E. church at
East Chicago enjoyed a social pastime
with Halloween features. at the home
of Mrs. Jessie Smith in North Magoun
ave. Tuesday evening OF this week.
The class isgdesignated as 10 name, The
Loyal women's Bible Glass. and often
are entertained at the various homes of
the members. The members comprising
the guest list were hidden in the par
ticipation OF school convention uni
quely arranged by the hostess and dir
cctor of the class. 1t was about the
first of the affairs to be given as
prelude TO the seasons activities.
DR.. T. T.. Bruce who has recently
been confined TO the Augusta Hospital in
Chicago suffering with an indisposition.
is we'll enough to be out and resuming
his practice duties.
The David McClellans OF Elm ST.. have
returned from a visit TO homes OF reIa-
tives where their children accompanied
them. They spent the time mostly at
points near Louisville. Ky.
Roy Ferree of Elm st. is back from a
visit in the East where his family &C
companied him.
Miss lila Mott. modiste conducting
shop in Michigan ave. is anticipating
leaving these parts for the East where
she will establish a home. Miss Mott
came to this city from Hammond and
has become we'll acquainted with many
not only through her profession but
through her participation in musicales
of local Importance as well. being a vo-
oalist of note
Mrs. Edward Green. who formerly
lived in this city in 145th st. and now
in Oak Park. Chicago. will be visited
by several ladies who are planning to
spend the day and have occasion to
view the little daughter that has recent
ly come into the Green home. Mrs.
Green before her marriage was Miss
Halle Hale. daughter OF Mrs. Robena
Hale. and sister to DIR. r. p. Hale of
this city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Basso well known in
Calumet for her many years association
in church work attendant with the Hun
garian Reformed Church during the pas
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