The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-18

Mrs. Richard AArkey. of S427 Grapevine
ST.. who succumbed to an attack of heart
failure while on a visit 20 the home Of
her uncle. Rev Edward Muhgovan. ras-
TOT OF St Patrick's church, at Valparaiso.
Sunday at one o'clock. While MISS
Markey vas known to have suffered
with heart LESSONS she had rallied from
many previous attacks and her untiine-
/ ~ end wss most unlocked Tor ana a
great shock to her parents. relatives
and friends OF this city. she was TWEEN
ty-six years OF age. and the only dauzh-
ter in the household. Besides Der par
ents. she has three brothers. Emmett.
associated with the Indiana arbor Ma
tionel Bank; Norwood, OF the Inland
Steel Co. and Joseph Her father ia
manager of the Twin city Coal Co.
ceased was a niece OF the late FIR.
Thomas Munrovan. pastor of St Pat
rick 5 church. Of this city. The funeral
VIII occur st Fort Wayne, Thursday
morning. A large cortege OF friends
are departing from this city 10 be in
attendance at the reli gtous services and
interment.
The Tri-Kappas IN sponsoring their
charity ball OF this season, SatuI da V
ing Of invitations 10 the public who
desire TO contribute TO their worthy
cause. The affair is not invItatlona: as
many OF their events are. The Mckinley
Auditoriun has ben selected for the oc-
casion and the committees arepianninS
on elaborate decorations and tete-a-tetes
which viii enhance the comfort and
beauty Of the hall and for the many
guests expected IN attendance. Tickets
are on sale by members and admittancA
may also be gained at the door Charles
McI6elvey who wifi direct the music Of
the evening is bringing special attrac-
lions from Chicago. Date. cause and
place are requested to be kept in mind
By all friends Of this sorority.
The home economic department Of
the Indiana Harbor Womans club is
issuing invitation cards 10 the club
members. to be present at their meeting
tomorrow afternoon when hou sehold
electric appliances VIII be demonstrated.
At the conclusion there will be a social
hour and refreshments. A most cordial
invitation is extended TO all to be pres
cnt and learn the up-to-date faciIitation
employed oday in the average home.
The Philadora Sunday School Glass
w3l spend Saturday with Mrs. H. NJ.
Croghan at 99I4 Ivy St. in a sewing
session. a luncheon will be served at
the noon hour.
The Ladies' Social Union or the FIRST
n. z. Church. at East Chicago. wishes
to remind the public OF their cafeteria
supper to be served In tho social rooms,
tomorrow evening, commencing at $3.50
O'Clock There is a welcome extended
to all.
Mrs. Mary Timm. of Drummond St.
had secession TO entertain her large
family OF sons and daughters. their nus
bands and wives. at dinner yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Stephens Of Chi
cago were out and Joined by those who
reside in this city among them Mr.. and
Mrs william Tirnm. MT and Mrs. Max
Timm, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman TimIn and
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble F1ickinger Mrs
TImm. the mother has suffered III health
for a long time due 20 an accident sus-
tanned over a year ago. er condition at
the presetn time IS more hopeful of re-
cuperation.
Mrs. James Thomson OF South Magodn
ave. her little daughter. eight years Of
age and son fourteen years, are being
released from quarantine of scarlet fever
from which all three suffered. and arc
now better.
Mr.. Lewis Scott. resident OF Grape
vine st. Is very I'll with an attack Of
pneumonia, diagnosed with pieural ten
denotes.
Mrs. william Craick. Of North For:y-
the ave. in in receipt OF information re-
garding her cousin. Miss Dorothy Ed
mann a resident of Oshkosh. Wis. who
served on the battleields of France dis