The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-18
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William Zibberman has purchased a
beautiful new passenger Paige sedan.
Mrs. Thomas Moylan of New York
avenue Is entertaining her sister from
Cleveland. Ohio. who is also visiting
her nieces here. MIS-. Clyde Byerly and
Mrs. Joseph Hickey.
Mr.. Franklin. high school instructor.
who underwent an operation. was able
to resume his duties today.
The Tri Kappa sorority viii meet
at the home OF Miss Antoionette Sa-
lathe in Central avenue this evening.
the hostesses to be Misses Salathe and
Marion Walker
The Literature and FIistory section
of the Fortnfghtly club VIII meet at
the home Of Mrs. walter Parker on
sheridan avenue tonight. instead OF at
the homo OF Mrs. Swartz. Mrs. Myers
IS also calling a meeting OF the general
section.
Drew Voka1 was arrested by officer
Bellan at 18th street and Indiana bou-
levard for driving by a street car dis
charging passengers. He furnished a
$500 bond for his appearance on April
10Th.
Mrs. Fred Alexander Will be hostess
10 the members of the home economics
section Of the Fortnightly club at her
home in West 119th street tomorrow
afternoon.
The S and D. OF L. viii have their
regular meeting tonight.
Mrs. P. A Peterson was elected
president OF the girl scout council, ow-
ing TO the resignation OF Mrs. A. J..
Lauer. necess1tated by her early re-
moval from our city. Mrs. Lauer has
been a loyal and faithful worker for
the Girl Scout movement, and her loss
in the council Will be keenly felt.
Mrs. ?. Seller and daughter. Mrs. I.
Grossman and the latter's son. George
returned home Friday from six
months visit in Los Angeles Cal. In
honor Of their return home q reunion
was held at the Setter home in La
Porte avenue. their daughter and hus-
band. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Levin Of
East Chicago also being present in
addition to their whiting relatives
Mrs. Hndebrandt visited East Side
friends on Friday.
Rev. Father William C. Miller Is i'm
proving at the Sacred Heart San1tardum
in Milwaukee. wis. but II will still be
sometime before he VIII be able to re-
turn to Whiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Goodfriend. nee
Miss Bessie Setter. who recently moved
here from Chicago. have taken an
apartment with the Aforgan's on La
Porte avenue.
Mrs W. c, Mathews OF oliver street
IS showing signs OF Improvement at
the Presbyterian hospital IN Chicago
The Fathers and Sons banquet given
By the Congregational Sunday school
in the church par1ors on Friday eve
ming was a great success. aTboot 100
being gathered around the festa1 board
The men who did not have sons adopted
, sons for the occasion. so that a lot Of
new relationships have sprung Up as
the result. The dinner was served in
several courses by the members of the
Plymouth Aid society. whose decora-
tioins- consisted Of red carnations and
candlestfcks on the table.
An eight-piece orchestra furnished
music and very interesting talks were
given by Lloyd Smith. Walter Bercaw
Mr.. Franklin. II. S. Instructor. H. z.
Beaubien and John c. HALL
frank -Greenwald, ,Jr- lis home from
the University of Michigan. spending
his spring vacation with his parents in
Sheridan avenue
Mr.. and Mrs, D. r Root OF Central
avaenue have rturned from New York
where they were called by the death OF
Mr.. Roots mother.