The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-06
1sCisa CITY
Nexs,s Notes

81 Ifatrsck's Bazaar given under the
auspices or the Rosary society opens
Thursday evening, oct 18th, closiDs
Saturday evening, Oct 18th. and viii
he hela in the new Burns-Pollock bldg,
located at 3452 Michigan ave The la
dies Of the Rosary Society, under the
directorshlp OF Mrs. John McGuan, gem
sral chairltdy have he Ten Vorkin.s hard
all summer and have many beautiful
and useful articles which viii be on
sale the three nights Of the bazaar.
These articles win be sold At bargain
prices. and all visitors are assured Of
proftaale and enjoyable evening. re
freshmenta of sand siches, coffee, cake.
ice cream and soft drinks viii be dis
pcaacd. .hIl chance books VIII ne re-
stricted to their respective booths, no
chance boohs being allowed the
floor. with the exception Of the lamoo-
graph The ladies In charge wish 70
make the affair one Of pleasure and en-
jcyment TO all visitors and welcome all
their friends. There VIII De u dancing
for the younger folks.
Mrs. j. stiles returned To her home
i'll New York City last Monday, after
months visit with her daughter and
son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. DeLyle
of 14lst at.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wharton Of Tulsa,
Okla, are the proud parents Of a grit,
born Oct list Mrs Wharton Is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Col
Inns OF 144th st. and is we'll and fav-
orahly known in this city. Mrs Col
Inns departed for Tulsa. Okla. last
Saturday to make an indefinite visit
at the home of~her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. W r. Diamond left
yesterday afternoon on the Illinois Cen
tral Seminole limited for their winter
home in Orlando Fla The Diamonds
are old residents of this city. Mr.. Dia-
mond being head OF the Diamond varie-
~ Stores in Whiting. Gary and East
Chicago Their trip here each spring
is looked forward to with much pleas
ure By their many friends
Mr. and Mrs. X j. Easter are on a
motor trip OF a wee to Detroit where
they are visiting the formers brother,
Mrs Easter is daughter of Mrs. Mary
Odds of Northt Barring ave.
Miss Ina spalding is home from her
sutdies at school on account Of sew
ere cold.
The literary department of the East
Chicago Womans Club met Tuesday at
ternoon az the home of the chairman.
Mrs. 4. Ottenheimer. This was the frst
meeting Of the club year and was very
well attended. Mrs. Mead. chairman OF
the program committee. gave an outline
of the years work, Mrs. Ackroyd read
a very interesting paper on Hall Caine,
at each meeting some member viii
have short paper on some noted writ
err The study for the afternNn was
Thackeray's Vanity Fair.
Thursday evening. Oct. 18Th, EaS-
Chicago will have real treat when
the civic department of the East Chi
cago Woman's Club Will have Judge
Mary Bartelrne of Chicago. deliver an
address in the community rooms Of the
/ Methodist church. Judge Bartellne is
In charge of the girls work in the juv-
emile court and Is Interested in the
girl problem OF our city. Every good
citizen should make an effort to LAR
so noted woman.
Mrs. H. W. johnson and Mrs. II K
Groves were Chicago visitors yesterday.
Mrs. l. Haskin and children from
Port OF Spain. Trinidad. are visitil--
at the Fred Eask;lI home on Drummond
st They expect to spend month or
more in this city.
Mrs Floyd Fryar of North Barring
ave. is in Indianapolis his week at
tending the state meeting OF the Pythian
Sisters.
The Svomans Home Missionary So
cioty OF tie T-rst Methodist church OF
East Chicago will meet with Mrs. T
Z Williams 4315 Magoun ave. FRIDAY
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock All mem