The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-31
WHITING
and IFS
PEOPLE

Miss Irma Richardson who has been
isiting at the home OF her aunt and
lucls Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Eaton Of
sheridan avenue has returned to her
5me in Negaunee. Mich.
Miss Royetta Treaseau spent her va
alton at her home in Illinois.
Mrs. Edward J. Evans entertained a
number of ladies at her home in Ohio
venue on Friday in honor of the
friday anniversary Of her mother-In-
~ Mrs. Evans ST. received many
eautiful gifts in honor Of the coca
on.
Mrs Merrill Adams entertained q
arty at her new home In the Forsytne
Water Gardens on Friday afternoon.
blowing several games luncheon
as served.
The Whiting chapter o. z S. viii
ave a special meeting on next Friday
-ening. There viii be initiation Of
andidates. an entertainment and a
ncheon Is to be served.
The whiting Masonic band consist
.uE OF 40 pieces viii go TO Gary this
evening where they are TO assist IN
me organization Of the new Roosevelt
Masonic lodge at Gary. A. number OF
Whiting members in addition to the
and Will also be present.
Mrs. Ralph Hertzler. nee Luella Hal
sy. who has been visiting relatives
1sre, has gons 10 St. Joseph, Mich.
where she Will remain for several days
sitting an aunt
The Beta Gamma sorority dancing
aarty will be held at the community
service headquarters. juno 9, the pro
4eds are 10 80 TO the American Lee
-lon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph white and Son,
ack of oliver street. went 20 Nilwau-
zee on Saturday to remain over Deco
alton day with Mr.. Whites parents.
Mrs Carrie GIL of Oliver street Is
visiting at Lake Wawasee.
The Chautauqua 10 be given by the
Whiting Commercial club from June 90
% o. Inclusive. includes some num-
9e-s OF novel interest to the people Of
whiting The Toots Paka Hawaiian
players and singers form a notable
feature OF the program This prima
iona and her company have enter
aimed the best audiences IN America
n her coast to coast tours. Their
work Is both Instrumental and vocal.
and their leader was the first to bring
Hawaiian music TO America She has
made more records for the Victor
Photograph company than any other
Hawaiian troop. This troop appears
on both the evening and afternoon
programs OF the fourth day. The
craven family. consisting OF A man
and hts four daughters, appearing IN
vocal quartettes and costume sketches
ming, June %. Besides the two men
ailments Season tickets for the en-
tire nine numbers are priced at sI46
plus 40 war tax for adults Single
Omissions are so cents. including war
ak in the evening. Children % cents.
The ex-councfllors club OF the S
nd D. OF L will meet at the homo
X Mrs. Chas. M. Holman In New York
venue tomorrow evening at 73o
clock. Business OF Importance IS to
transacted so a fun attendance IS
esirsd
Miss Hazel e Long Of LaPorte ave
nJe has returned home from visit
III the home OF her aunt IN Alton, Ill
son was born to MT. and Mrs
j. Gilman OF 119th street.
The K of P. viii have a bunco and
nsdro party next Thursday night.
officer John Genak has returned
rom a two weeks vacation IN 'the
asst He visited sister at Young
stown. Ohio. whom he had not seen for
: years. he visited at Pittsburgh and
New York. he attended the conven-
Ion of the Pennsylvania Slovak union
being a delegate from the local order
The regular meeting Of the w. q.
L. vii lib eheld tomorrow evening at
ne home of Mrs william Slower on
Ohio avenue This being flower mis-
sion day. each lady is requested to
bring a boauet Of flowers.
The American Legion. Whiting post.
10. so. held their memorial day serv-
ICES at the II. S. auditorium yester-
day morning at 10 o'clock. Attorney
Walter H. Smith presided as chair
man throughout the program which
vas begun with the singing Of Amer
ca Rev. C. E. Trueblood followed
With the Invocation. after which Giles
W. Gray gave few memorial day re-
marks. The Theodore Roosevelt camp