The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-22


,riateIy decorated in yellow and black
md with pumpkin faced lanterns. AT
10 o'clock all lights were turned out
and a large birthday cake adorned
with 10 candles. was lighted and while
the candles burned the time was taken
n the telling Of ghost stories There
were two judges, Mrs. Donald McIver
and Mrs. Charles Lamance who found
t difficult to award the prizes for the
BEST cotsume so they were given for
he various contests. The evening was
spent in dancing and games. at 1890
iainty Refreshments were served. after
which all departed wishing the little
ady many more happy birthdays. Miss
Agnes has for the remembrance of this
occasion many beautiful presents.
Miss orpha Clapper. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs George Clapper. who is in
training for a nurse at Mercy hospital,
Chicago. VIII spend the Weekend with
her parents.
Mrs. George Gibney of Louisville.
Ky. a former resident OF this city IS
the guest of Mrs. Charles McKelvey OF
145th street
Miss Agnes Jone sof Barring avenue
entertained the members of her club
Thursday evening. the time was spent
with fancy work. after which a dainty
two course lunch was served
Mrs. w. A. Macintosh of 1<4th street
has been confined to the house this
week on account of trouble with her
back.
The bunco and card party given last
evening by the nurse committee OF the
cess and the chairman. Mrs. II. Ack-
royd and her committee, Mrs. O. c.
Brandenberg and Mrs. T. E. Williams.
wish to thank all those who bought
tickets SO cheerfully. also the mer-
the prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs Yugo Batell OF Ivy st.
are the proud parents Of a son born
Friday. Oct. 81. Mother and son are
doing nicely.
Mrs. y b. Wanagh Of the Mark sub
division has been under the doctors
care the past week.
The Sherwood Club met Thursday
evening at the home OF Edgar Higgins.
Miss Rhea continued the study Of ac-
tive and inactive tones. Refreshments
were served by the hostess after which
a social hour followed. The guests Of
the evening was Idrisse Davis.
There Will be a meeting Of the Ter
renee McSweeny Council of the Ameri-
can Association for Recognition Of the
Irish Republic, Sunday evening at s
o'clock at st. Marys church. 144th
street Delegates will DE selected for
the convention which will be held in
TpdfopannTfS 0rf Goth f-antafp TarncS.
Maxwell Murphey, Canadian war vet
eran. viii be the speaker of the even
ing.
The ladies Of the Christian church
Will hold a rum1nage sale in the base
ment OF the church on Nov. 18th and
on tho 1st. end and Srd Of December
will hold their annual bazaar with q
supper on the last evening. the 3rd.
The members Of the Bible Glass Of
the Christian church met last evening
for a business session after which they
were entertained by Mrs. Frisinger.
who served what was called a coal
bucked lunch, the creamed chicken
was served in a coal bucket. also the
cold slaw, with the bread on g dust
pan and the pickles on the coal shovel,
the coffee being served in cups, the
only dishes used. There was much
merriment over the unusual lunch, and
all report delightful evening.
First Methodist Episcopal church of
East Chicago, the Rev. G. f. Craig.
pastor. The sunday school Will meet at
80 o'clock. The morning service Is at
lo:45, In the morning tho pastor will
preach on The Rebound of Charac-
ter and in tho evening on "Co-opera-
ting with God" Special music will
feature both services. The Epworth
League will hold its services at $50.
Local committeeman have been selec-
ted for the religious survey Of Indiana
Harbor.
The following persons have been ap-
pointed 10 have charge OF the religious
survey to be made Sunday afternoon,
October %. between the hours of and
f. George Witt. for the Episcopal
church; Mrs John s. Bevins. for the
Baptist church: Chas. Fuller, for the
Methodist church. Mrs. w R Weldon
for the Christian church; August Berg
for the United Presbyterian church, and
Mr.. Sims for the Baptist Community
House.
;PauIs Last Journey TO Jerusalem"
son which meets at 9:45 a. m at the
United Presbyterian church. new
class for boys of IL years has been or
ganized with Miss Zabst as teacher.
Morning worship at II o'clock The
choir will sing 1.-The Greatest Of These