The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-18
EAST CHICAGO
AND
THE HARBOR

1T
The ladies of the Oriental Shrine
Of Indiana Harbor who attended the
meeting at Gary. were Mesdames
Carrie Burrell, A K Perkins. Maud
Knode. Thomas Roberts and Arthur
Grove
Charles w. Haight is confined in
bed with an attack Of grippe at his
home, APO Magoun avenue.
Section A. of the Ladies' Aid OF
the Congregational church has IS
sued invitations for the monthly
Thimble Party and miscellaneous
shower for the coming bazaar next
Wednesday afternoon in the church
parlors-
Mrs. Mary Ross of Hammond. and
Mrs. William Haight of Forsyth ave
spent Thursday with Mrs. Evan
Lloyd at her home in Chicago. Mrs.
Ross and Mrs. Lloyd were both for
mer residents Of East Chicago.
Mrs. f. T. weils and daughter,
Dorothy. OF Melville avenue. return
ed yesterday from a most enjoyable
three and a half months visit with
relatives and friends IN and near
Philadelphia. Pa.
Mrs, Bert Newell and Mrs. Arthur
Grove were in Chicago yesterday
where they called on friends and
shopped.
Mrs. Theodore Barr OF 1896 North
cote ave. is recovering nicely from
day at Mercy hospital. Gary. Her
sister. Mrs. Richards. visited her
yesterday afternoon and reports her
doing tine.
St AIMS Rosary Society of St
Mary's church cordially invite every
member Of the parish 20 be present
at the reception for the new pastor,
Rev. Father Werhling. Sunday eve
ming. in St. Mary's hall.
cote avenue is to undergo an oper-
alton for the removal of goiter today
at St Bernard's hospital
William Dickson, who was in1ur-
ed in an explosion a few days ago,
while at his work in Chicago, is at
his home on North 1fagoun avenue,
suffering with a badly sprained
back
The Illinois Bell Telephone girls
at the East Chicago exchange have
formed club, to be known as the
Bunco club. They met last even
ing from $500 20 500 o'clock for the
first time, In the rest room Of the
exchange building and elected Miss
Sadie Kennedy president Bunco
was enjoyed and light refreshments
served. 1t Is the intention OF the
club TO meet semi-monthly at the
above mentioned place. The chief
operator. Miss Hendricks. is much
pleased over the forming of this
club, as It will be a means OF get
ting the forty girls under her su-
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Mrs. G. L Anderson will be hos
tess to the Beacons Monday after
noon at her home on Beacon street
Attorney Henry W. Petersen, &C.
companied by his wife. will witness
the Illinois-Chicago football game
this afternoon in Chicago.
The music department OF the East
Chicago Woman's club will be en-
tertained Monday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Lester Oteenheiner.
1927 Barring avenue. The subject:
Analysis OF Stringed Instruments"
with Mesdames @. 2. Craig and J.
B. Walker on the committee.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mungeon. super
wiser OF nurses OF the East Chi
eage welfare. who was injured in
an auto accident Tuesday evening,
is recovering nicely at her home in
Mark AS her back was troubling
her. an E=Ray was taken yesterday
1t was found 20 be badly sprained
and bruised, but nothing serious.
Mrs Mungeen expects to be able to
return Monday morning to her
duties
The regular meeting OF the W. c.
T. &, was held yesterday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. D. J. Reid on
Nefth MHgoun avenue. Miss Phil
lips Of the Katherine House. gave
very interesting talk on her work
In the foreign homes in Indiana
4farber, laying particular stress on