The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-19

Miss Emily Roberts at dinner sun
day. Miss Roberts who Is a per-
sonal friend Of Mrs Roberts. ia a
teacher in the American Consorva-
tory IN Chicago and it was through
the efforts Of Mrs. Roberts that she
came out to preside at the organ
during tho annual organ recital. or
the music section of tho East CHI
cago Woman's club. Sunday after
noon at the Congregational church.
Little David. son of Mr.. and Mrs
D. W. Saunders. is recovering nicely
from an attack Of chickenpox.
Billy Orange. seven year old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. v. c. Orange Ct
Grapevine boulevard, died Sunday
morning iii hospital In Chicago
from hemorrage. following pneu-
monia The little fellow had
successful operation for mastoid
some three weeks ago, then pneu-
monia set In. He seemed to be
getting along fine when he sudden
~ passed away Sunday from the
above mentioned cause. Billy was
the only son. Besides his father
and mother he leaves two little sis
tiers lie was a bright lovable
child and viii be ereatly missed IL
his home and in the neighboraood.
Burial took place. yesterday after
noon in Forest Homo Cemetery
with services at the Forest Home
cemetery chapel
Muriel McKimpson who has been
confined to her homo with an attack
of grippe. is reported as much inn
proved.
Lewis Price entertained sixteen
Of his friends Saturday evening at
a bunco party. at the home of his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. James Price
on North Barring avenue The de-
corations were carried out in the
Christmas suggestions, and the girls
prizes were won by Helen Foster
and Catherine Alice Jones, and the
boys. by John Emmett and Arthur
ATaples. During the evening dainty
refreshments were served by MEss
price after which the guests de-
parted expressing themselves as
having spent a most delightful ev-
ening.
Nj. and Mrs. Eeohl Bielski' o.
37o2 Guthrie street. Indiana Harbof'
announce the engagement and mar
riage Of their youngest daughter
Helen. to Irving Washburn, Of san
Dernardino. California, December 2nd
al 4.s0 .. m. at St. Andrews church
i'm Denver. Colorado They left inn
med!atoly for western points where
they will spend their honeymoon
The bride is we'll known among Ind
lana Iarbor circles. She finished
her schooling at ST. John Cantius
school. after which she was employ
ed in the offices OF Doctors Coleman |
and w. NJ. Hughes. The groom is a
graduate Of Valparaiso university, in
pharmacy and Is also well known in
Indiana Harbor. Mr.. and Mrs, Wash |
burn win make their home IN the
western part Of California. where |
the best wishes of a host OF friends |
follow them.
The regular meeting OF the W
{. T. L. was ED Friday afternoon at |
the home of Mrs. Lee Cannon. The |
meeting in charge OF Mrs. Frank Ma
pies was most interesting. The local |
union is furnishing milk to the un-
der nourlshed children at Mckinley /
school. whose parents are not able /
to furnish same. Plans We're also /
completed for the singing or Christ /
mas carols on Christmas eve. at Ehe |
home Of the sick or shut-ins. Mem
bers Of the union would be glad to
receive names or any persons. to
whom they might bring little I
Christmas cheer IN this way
The Dancing Club recently organ |
ICED will enjoy another Of their |
dancing parties this evening at the
Riley school building. the fair viii /
be in the nature Of a Christmas par
ty.
a very nice audience was present I
at the Sacred Concert OF the music /
department Of the Indiana HarboT I
Woman's Club Sunday afternoon al I
the United Presbyterian church. The /
numbers were all we'll received. a
special feature Of the afternoon was
the dedication of a beautiful bou- /
quet of flowers. In memory Of the |
late George II Summers. who has t