The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04

from a visit TO Chicago al the home
OF the F. z. Goodfriends. An expected
visitor at the Miller home Is Herman
Miller Of Milwaukee. Wis. for the
weekend.
The Junior Moose arc issuing tickets
for q dance to be held st. Pntrlck's eve
ming, March 18th. at the Masonic
Temple. The committee expects to
have arrangements in keeping with the
significance Of the affair. as to color
schme and decorations.
The A. L. Mocks of Grapevine street.
have Mr., James Lore of Carroltou. O..
as their guest. He IS presidetn Of the
Pittsburgh Pottery Firm. with offices
In the East and is IN Chicago, on bust
ness interests.
a bazaar and supper has been set
for April End BY the Ladies Aid Of the
First Baptist Church at Indiana Har-
Dor. The articles that VIII be placed
for sale have been made by the mem
bers and represent s. very dainty and
practical line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Morris. OF North
Magoun avenue and their son Thomas.
are leaving for a trip OF two weeks to
St Louis, No. Mr.. Morris will be pre-
ceding his wife back a few days to re-
turn to his duties at the George B. Lin
bert co.
Lester Jones, son 0 fMr. and Mrs.
w. G. Jones or North Magoun avenue,
and a student at the Lafayette College.
has been home III with an attack Of
tonsilites and VIII be returning back to
school when fully r~ecuperated.
The two children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reese Lloyd. in 144th ST.. have been Ill
for the past week. The little son has
had pneumonia The little daughter
has but a severe cold which is not ex-
pected to develop any further.
The No Name Chr met with J. NJ.
Walsh In South Barring avenue, at their
regular meeting this week.
There were about twenty babies
brought to the Welfare Station IN East
Chicago. at their clinic this week The
numbers are growing weekly.
Cooking classes. i~naugurated at the
Katherine House under the direction
OF Prof. Paul Kane of Gary. are held
bi-monthly, continue to prosper and
many interesting demonstrations are
ookek ahead. The inception OF tho
classes began with a committee appoint
ed under auspices Z the Indiana Har-
Dor Woman's Club. but interest Jagged
IN thai direction owing to one to the
Economic, the department on
Quoting a very similar demonstration
monthly. but women allied with the
club took the study up individually and
form a class and they are learning many
interesting things about cookery. The
spring and summer saads and their pre-
parations will be demonstrated at a
near date. The perfect cake and the
method of cooking vegetables. with
instructions in the art OF properly lay
ing table service, will be included in
the instructions to come.
A Martha washington Tea Is sched-
for Washington's Birthday. by the
ladies' of the First Baptist Church and
to be held IN the social rooms of the
church. The public viii be invited to
attend.
word was Eeceived this morning of
the death of Miss Martha McQuilken.
who had gone to Rochester. Mimi. to
be operated on by Drs. Mayos. Her
malady. that of goitre. had become
chronic and so enlarged that death was
without rernoval and surgery
at best was precarious owing to a very
heart. Despite the best OF med
Ical and surgical aid she s~uccumbed