The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-05
WHITING
NEWS NOTES

MIS- .llen Wilson sntrrtat n !
.weYTe children IN honor Of her ST.
1verctts eleventh birthdcy annivcr-
sary at her nome in Sheridan avenue
Thursday afternoon. The after
noon was spent in playing games
wards going to Wilma Hurst. Lor-
raine Miller. James Dees and George
Moore. The guests were then serv-
ID with dainty refreshments
Mr.. ms Mrs. William Wilson Of
Sheridan awenue have moved to the
Webster apartments In the Forsyth
Water Gardens
Mr.. Harry Ferrell of Danville. III :.
who was a guest at the Putnam
aon1e In Laporte avenue far several
lays has returned to his home.
The Tri Kappa Sorority will be en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. B. W.
Avery. 319 Laporte avenue Monday
evening.
The Whiting Girl Scouts will hold
an ice cream social Tuesday even
ing. June 9th on the corner OF 119th
anf-G1yer streets. Ice cream and
home made cake will be served The
proceeds VIII go toward the sum
mer camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Snyder will
move into the Webster Apartments
IN Forsythe Water Gardens, Mon
day.
DR.. and Mrs. Roland Schmidt of
Lake avenue have gone to New York
where they were called by the death
OF Mrs. Schmidt's brother-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin have re-
turned to their home in Indianapolis
after visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lewis of Sheridan avenue for
several days.
The last general meeting Of the
Fortnightly Club of the club year
viii be held in the public library au-
ditorium on Monday evening. June s
with the following program. Col
lect. Mrs Parker; Our National
Parks, Mrs. wyiie; Music, Mrs,
Swartz; The San Dunes OF Indiana,
Mrs. Alexander; Music. Mrs. Black
and Mrs. s. l. sCampbelli Stereopti-
can Views of the Dunes. Mrs. Pasw-
wietz; Music, Mrs Gordon; Roll Call
The Outing I Like Best"
The Young ladies Guild viii meet
It the home Of Mrs. William Melvin.
of atchgson avenue Wednesday ev-
ening. June Tth.
Mr.. Ben Pritchard or Sheridan av-
enue left today for California, where
he will attend the Shrine convention.
While in California he Will wish his
sister. Mrs Edward Grey of Rich
mond.
AIRS. Gentry Cash entertained the
Bridge Club at her home in Central
avenue Thursday afternoon.
Miss Leila Crooke is spending the
weekend with her sister In Free
port. III.
The funeral services of the late
John Schaub. who passed away at
bis home oa Sheridan avenue, after
A lingering illness took place on
Thursday. Mr.. Schauo was well
known throughout the county ow-
ing to-his varied interests He was
Co director in the First National Bank
aud President and Business Manager
Of the Whiting Lumber and Coal Co,
and was a highly respected citizen.
being a resident OF this city since
1901 He leaves to mourn his loss
a wife, nee Theresa Bader. John Jr.,
Florence DeLand and Margaret Hor-
uett. Mr.. Schaub passed away at
the age of 62 years having been born
in Chicago April Is, 1859. The SER
vices were held in the Sacred Heart
church at 1000 a m Thursday after
which the funeral cortege proceeded
to me New York Central station and
thence oFLaporfe, Ind. where inter
ment occurred at the { Pine Lake
cemetery. The pail ebearers were
.sIAssrs. E. J.. Smith. John Thiele.
Thomas Boyle. VIM Donahue. Jas.
Parker and Dayid Paskwietz. all
of the deceased.
The nine months old SON of Mr..
and Mrs John Durick is in the
Michael Reese hospital where he un-
derwent an operation on his hip
which is afflicted as an after effect
Of influenza.
Everyone is invited to the big out
of door ice cream social to- be given
by the Girl Scouts tomorrow evening
from six to nine O'Clock on the cor
ner Of 119th street and Oliver street.
Ice cream and home made cake will
be served. the proceeds going to the
Girl Scouts Camping Fund.
Robert Gardner is recovering at
his home on Sheridan avenue from
buFls Received in n recent accident
at the Sinclair plant
The Old Settlers will meet atsthe
Community Center tomorrow even
ing at an Old Times Party. All
meubers are recaested to wear old
clothes and attend Refreshments