The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-10

oil tanks The Goodleaf's have had
light housekeeping rooms with Mrs
Cora Mcintosh on Hath St. during
their stay in East Chicago. where
Mr. Goodleaf was employed on the
large tank on Forsyth avenue.
The better book week committee of
the Indiana Harbor Woman's club
will have a public meeting Thurs
day evening. November 18th. at the
Washington school building. The
purpose OF the movement is more
cooperation IN the schools. libraries
and movies. towards better books and
more educational pictures.
G. c. Hansen Of Grasseni sang in
the Apollo club chorus Tuesday
evening at Orchestra hall. Chicago.
His mother-in-law. Mrs. Church and
Mrs. w. L. Kendall. OF Indiana Har-
Dor. accompanied him to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard A Bates, OF
Beacon street. have as their house
guest. the formers cousin. Miss
Marie Johnson, of San Francisco.
California
Mrs. J. L. Muha OF ASH Magoun
avenue entertained ffteen OF her
friends Wednesday evening in hon
or of Mr. and Mrs J. W. Acker. OF
Pittsburgh, formerly of East Chi
cago Cards were the diversion OF
the evening and dainty refreshments
much enjoyed MIR. Aclker left the
same evening for Pittsburgh. Pa. to
make arrangements to come back to
locate somewhere in this locality.
His wife Is the guest of Miss Ma
mic Babincsak during his absence.
Mrs. r A Bates very pleasantly
at two tables of bridge
wednesday, afternoon at her home on
Beacon street There were two sub
stitutes Mrs. f. l.. Townsley, who
captured the prize. and Mrs. Bur-
dette williams. Dainty refresh
ments completed the pleasant after
noon.
Mrs. Basil Johnson Of North Bar
ing avenue entertained few friends
yesterday afternoon at a demonstra-
ton for the Wear Ever Aluminium
Company.
Mrs J. S. Dewey will entertain the
Lady Elks at Hard Times part yon
Saturday evening at her home on
Hath street.
James f. Doherty, fire chief of the
Inland Steel Co. and ex-fire chief
of East Chicago. is quite Ill with
pneumonia at his home. 1909 Grape
vine boulevard.
Frank Gillian. who suffered
slight stroke of apoplexy Monday
while at his duties at the Metal
Thermit Co. plant is getting along
very nicely, at his home of Mrs. w.
X. Williams on Forsyth ave. where
he has made his home for a num-
Der of years.
Boyn Lukens is i'll with the grippe
at the home of mis- parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. B. c. Lukens on Grapevine
boulevard.
Mrs. Sarah Stephenson of MOBILES
Vile. Ind. was quite badly injured
Monday afternoon in South Chicago
where she was accompanying her
daughter. Mrs. H D. Higgins on a
shopping tour. AS the ladies' were
leaving the street car. in some way.
before Mrs. Stephenson could alight
the car started and she was thrown
to the pavement. which caused
fractured hip. She was brought to
East Chicago and taken at once to
Mercy hospital. Gary. where she Is
getting along as well as her advan-
ced age. which is II years. Will per-
nit Mrs. Stephenson's children were
notified and her two sons. NJ O.
Stephenson and Roy Stephenson, of
Noblesville and her daughters. Mrs.
W. H. Abney and Mrs. D. T. Gray
Of Kokomo, Ind, came on and are
Mrs. Higgins. 100 Chicago avenue
They are expecting their other sis
ter, Mrs. D. A. Reddick. from Can
ada.
Tuesday evening Mrs. l. NJ. Loucks
will entertain the No Name club in
honor of Miss Pearl Campbell, of
Indianapolis, who will be Mrs.
Luck's house guest next week. Miss
Campbell is quite well known to
many East Chicago people
Wednesday evening. Dominic Joy